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CHARLOTTE.

The Childrcn's day services nassed
off with credit to the superintendent
and teachers. The church was beauti-
fully trimmed with pink and white
peonics under the direction of Mrs T.
II. horsford, and there was special
music by the choir and an address by
the Rev. Mr., GuliCk Mrs T.. w. Wild
Of West Stewartston, y. H.. visited
Mrs. liighee last Week.-Mrs.. Barker Of
St Adams visited Mrs. f. Il. Beers over
Sunday and sang sclo at the morning
service.-The funeral of the little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Bessctte was held in
the CONGREGATIONAL Church Thursday
afternoon. the Rev. Mr. Guick officiat-
ing. There was a large attendance OF
relatives and friends and many flowers
DR. and Mrs. Jacob Ross of Rome, Ga.
and family are visiting at her fathers
G. r. Holmes, -Solon Lewis is working
in the postoffiCe for a short time AT
a ball game Saturday between the West
Charlotte Pirates and the East Charlotte
Red Sox the Pirates won by a score of
% to >. Batteries, Pirates, Root and
Mollison, Skiff and Brand; Red Sox,
Rock and Poulin.-Miss 7. h. Cook. who
has been in town visiting friends re-
turned to Burlington Friday.
The Ladies' Aid will give reception
for the Rev, and Mrs, Gulick at the YES
try this evening. All of his friends
are invited to he preSent.-Miss Maud
Holmes, matron of Berry School hospital,
of Mt Berry Ga, returned to her work
this week after months vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Holmes.
- Mrs Estella Field and daughter have
gone to Springfield to attend the gradu-
ating exercises of Springfield high school
and to visit friends.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Lucy Hinsdale is visiting in
Burlington.-Miss Mildred White, who
was graduated from the Burlington
high school last week, is passing the
summer vacation at her home.-Mrs.
Altha King Of Burlington is visiting 4,
the home of Ira Chase. Lawrence Will
linger and family were in Burlington
Saturday.-Mrs. NJ. w. IInsdale re-
turned Saturday after passing several
days in Burlington Miss Carrie Small
who has been passing week with her
sister, has gone to Essex to visit an
other sister for "A week.-Miss Bessie
Cook has been in Charlotte two weeks
visiting her grandparents
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

At tn" annual meeting of the Morn
Ingaide Cemetery association held Sat
urdav afternoon ut Lyccum hall. the
following board of trustees were elect
cd: w. II. II. Narncy. G. w. Prindle,
II, F. Clark, j. Il. TaGgart. w. |.
Bradley The board organized and
elected the following officers: Prcei
dent, w. H. r. Varney; secretary and
treasurer, r. + Clark, and supcrin
tendent. G. W. Prindlo.-R. c. Beers
of Essex. who has been visiting his
son, l.. G. Beers. and family. has re-
turned hom".-Mrs. Helen Cooper Of
Iowa, who has spent the winter at the
f'lm wood In Burlington. has rented
David Donahuc's house in the south
eastorly part Of Charlotte, and has
come with hcr two littlo daughters to
spend til" summer hcre-W. y. Pow
ell of Luthcrville, Ina, a former resi-
dent Of Charlotte. has Joined his fam
lily 1T the HON" of his cousin. II. F.
Clark, and will spend a week or more
in town visiting among his relatives
Mrs Emma Taggart of Fullerton, Neb..
VINO mas spent the past year with her
relatives in the East, IL again in town,
having returned from spending the
winter in New York with her son, DR.
Robert TaEgart.--Edward Bossette and
family attended the funeral services
of the young son OF Eli Besette at
Charlotte Thursday afternoons. =
Cove has sold his farm of 10 acres.
more or less situated on the La Ilctte
river in the northern part of the town
to Mr.. Bailey Of Watcrville. Mr. Cove
gives possession July Miss Susan
Tatro and Walter Tatro Of Hincsburg
spent sunday with their cousin, Miss
Christina Noisht-lIcnrY Putnam of
East Lansing, Mich, and Theodore
Rich of Burlington visited their grand
parents, Or. and Mrs. Varney. over
sunday, returning to Burlington Mon
day.-Lester Prindle, who is taking a
post graduate course at Harvard Uni
N"rSitY, is at home for the summer va
ation--Arthur st. George. who has
been i'll for week, is somewhat bet
tor-The town trcasurers office viii
be closed SATURDAYS hereafter from the
present time until September /.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

~ 'ne h'sn 'o"ooi s'"'u'''oi' eN'r''S's
thursday o'e''tns' u'"H " 'hc pio
Si"" puoi's'en III 'Io rec iresS' an
houheeiheh' was "iaue Va 'He a"aru Oh
'nc $iVo 'nlVe's'tS VI 'efi'oh' soho'a'-
shlps TO MISS "eIa'uli'c laws ol
NlnStoh anu Doi'a'u IL biS9eH VI '"'S
NilI"Ne'
"rS Anna Johnson o'eo DIT t"e '""'e
VI her erahdhiece, MIS- floyu BARNES
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
st, ALBANS.

The commencement exercises Of the st.
Alhaus hight school took place Thurs
day at the city hall. when a class ot
= members was graduated. In connection
with the exercises an address was given
by COL Ira l.. Reeves of Norwich Uni
vcrsity, Mortified. The following was
the program: Hail Class of 1916" juniors:
Invocation. the Roy. s w Anthony:
selection. "Rlue Paradise orchestra;
essay, "Our National Parks" Miss Alice
G. Sunderland, first honors; essay.
Shakespeare. an Appreciation" Miss
Vivian +. Waterman, second honorS:
Vasc TmNromptu, The Rose and tha
Rlttcrtly" G.uEene Duar) orchestra:
address. Colonel Reeves; overture. Jolly
Fellows" orchestra; awarding of prizes,
Supt George :. Wright: presentation of
diplomas. 5. 5. Watson chairman II
school board; graduation farewell, class
of 1910: awarding of scholarships. Prin-
Cipal II. r. Dickinson; benediction ths
R"v. Mr.. Anthony; march. "Old Berlin"
orchestra. The members OF the clasS
arc: Carleton f. Alexander. Philip w.
Brown. Anita " Campbell, Alice I.
Donovan, Mildred Z. Farrar. George r.
Fuller. II. Darwin Greene. Lindsey p.
Marvin Estella NJ Riley, Mildred Ryder.
Gertrude J. Sweeney Alice c. Sunderland.
general; r John Barnes, Lindsay r.
Brown Alan y. Buck, Roy w. Marvin.
Mary r. Northrop Vivian F. Waterman.
classical; G, Richard Brown. Dorothy G..
David. Cordelia NJ. Elias, Harold J.
Carey Harold J. Kennedy, Louella =.
Kitten Gladys F.. Neihurg, Emma 4.
Reed, Ernest NJ. SOule, Mary l., Sher-
wood, Leila G. Underwood. commercial
Miss Beatrice Winifred Scanlon. daugh-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs William H Scanlon
of St Adams HILL and James Henri
Dunphv of Boston were married at st.
Marys Church Thursday morning at 80
O'Clock. the Rev D. J. O'Sullivan per-
forming the ceremony. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Margaret c.
Scanlon OF Boston. She wore white
GeorGotte crepe and black picture hat.
The maid f-honor wore rose colored
Heorgettc crepe and a picture hat, The
groom had ms an attendant his cousin,
John +. McKenna of Boston Mrs James
+. Hogan OF Swanton played the we'd
ding marches and also PLAYED softly du,-
! Ing the ceremony, Directly following
the ceremony breakfast was served at the
| home Of the brides parents Mr. and
| Mrs. Dunphy left on a trip to Montreal
| and Quebec After September ! they will
bc at home at $40 School street, Water
| town. Mass The bride has been stenog-
| raphcr for ~ VI. Sawyer * Son Of East
| Cambridge Mass, several years and the
| groom Is in the real estate and insurance
| business on Dudley street, Boston
| The Eth annual commencement OF the
st, Adams grammar school took place
Mt the city hall Wednesday, June a.
when the following program was pre-
! scented: March, Exhibition March"
Gordon +. Gilmore; Invocation the Rev
DR.. =, A. Lendrum; music "They All
| Love Jack" eighth grade; essay. "Ver.
mont" Rupert r. Valley; music We'd
ding Of the Sunshine and the Rose"
! Cadonza Mandolin club; recitation The
Name OF Old Glory" Marion H. Wit
tcrs; essay, "Aly Foathered Friends"
Sylvia Lamb; music, swing Song"
eighth grade girls; recitation, THE Dis
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| Gainsborough hat She carried a
shower bouquet of roses. Her travelling
suit was wisteria silk. The bridesmaid
wore pale blue silk poplin and a picture
nat and carried pink carnations. The
Junior choir of St Stephens Church,
OF which the bride was organist, sang
the mass. Miss Winifred Bulrer sang
20 Salutars" at the offertory, accom-
panied by Miss Frances Turner, organ
list, and Miss Regina Raymond, violinist.
The altar was very prettily decorated
for the occasion. They left on the
noon train for Boston and Portland,
Me. after which they will reside at 80
Williams street. Bellows Falls. a linen
shower was given at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. George Sullivan for Miss Jen-
ME STANLEY Monday evening, about 100
of her friends gathering. Refreshments
were served. There were many beauti-
full gifts of linen, cut-glass, china and
silver.
The streets of the village Monday took
on military aspect and the day was full
of excitement as a consequence of the
orders issued at Washington calling for
the mobilization of the militia. Captain
STANLEY of Company G called the MEN,
hers of his company together and by three
o'clock in the afternoon over IS per cent.
of the membership of the company was
on hand at the armory, and in uniform
Captain Stanley received his orders half
hour after noon and two hours later found
most of the company assembled There
are a few who are out of town The
company marched in the evening to the col
lege campus and as they parade5 down
through Main street they were applauded
along the line. They left for the camp
have beon posted about town calling for
recruits and the armory will be opened
Captain Stanley in charge, to receive APP
plicatons from all who may want to en-
list. The number will be brought UP to
full war strength of $50 men. Fully %
mon had appeared at the office Monday,
but only Ii could qualify and they were
sworn in.
Chrisahs Naphis, a young man Of Greek
parentagc, who came to this country but
three years ago, attained a most remark
able record during the past year in high
school, by earning "a" 60 to- % per cent?
in each of the five subjects that he
studied, during every month of the past
school year.
Joseph Leo and Miss Stella Salouri
were married Sunday morning at St
Stephens Church by tho pastor, the Rev
j. g. NCGarN. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph
MoliHia attended the couple They will
make their home on River street
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RICHMOND.

Miss Mary Lynch of Jericho and Harold
Hayden of Bolton were married Monday
morning at thr Church of our Lady Of
the Holy Rosary by the Rev. \. p
Clermont.-Mr and Mrs. j. W. Berry
were the guests of NJ. and Mrs. e. T.
Berry in Essex Junction Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs Read and daughter, Mrs.
Grandy, of Essex Junction were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. :. Read Monday. --
Miss Frances Freeman of Essex is visit
ing at the home of her uncle NJ. 7.
Glcason-The Grange held regular
meeting in their hall Monday evening.
This will be the last meeting of the sea-
is the guest of Mrs. John CUNNINGHAM
at the home of her father. Mr.. Murphy..-
i. r. tiagg, who has been confined TO
the house by illness for several weeks
was able to ride out N,nday.-Mr ami
Mrs. +. W, Shepardson have been guests
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Parkhill, in
burlington for several days.--Nlrs. Mar
garct Egg of Montpelier. who has been
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs w.
Miller, is i'll with mcasles.-Miss Rum
Hilton left Sunday for Mddlebury. where
she will attend commencement at Middle
bury Colcgc.-Mss Rose DonowaY was
the guest of her sister, MIS-. Robinson
Ferrisburg over Sunday.--Miss Stock
well has finished her duties in Miss
Burkc's millinery parlors and returned
to her home in Athol, Mass-Nr, and
Mrs. Charles Wright Of Burlington were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Read over
Sunday.-Aliss Fern Fargo of Randolph
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
;. Bashaw.-John McElroy of ESSEX
junction Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
!. II. Buley.-AEs. Thomas Corvin and
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Burke.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Bernice Bullock went Saturday to
Milton, where she expects to be the rest
of the johnson Normal School
commencement was attended by +. y. Full
Ter and q. G. Bicknel of this place Miss
Doris Bullock is spending a few days in
West Bolton.-Mss Nina Walton has re-
turned to her home in Ausable Forks y
Y.-Mrs. Walton and son, Chester, of
Ausable Forks, n. Y, have returned home
after spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Tarhox.--Mrs. Harry Greg
DRY has returned home after spending Il
few days at NJ. a. Bullock's.- Fannie
McGinnis of this place and $. w. stone
of Herkmer, y. V, were married We'd
nesday at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris McGinnis. -
Mrs. clyde Wilder is i'll with pleursy,
Miss Elizabeth Henley is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. T.. T. NalOney.
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WILLISTON.

Childrens Day will be observed next
Sunday at the Methodist Church by the
Sunday school. \ program of SONGS and
recitations will he rendered by the chill
dren at the morning service II 20 a. m. y
patriotic service will he held in the church
sunday July in recognition of the birth
of the nation and the 125th anniversary of
Vermont. -Rehearsals are being held in the
TO he given there Tuesday evening. June
q, The Rev. Charles Boyd, State sunday
school superintendent. il directing the
staging of the drama and will he present
at the dress rehearsal Morday evening.
June g. The principal characters are as
follows: Naomi, Mrs. W NJ Barrier:
I.limelech, W. NJ Barber, Ruth. Sylvia
Warren: Orpah. Mrs. Charles Nichols;
Boaz, charles Nichols; Micah. b. f Good
rich Chihon. John Forbes; MahlOn,
Charles Brown.
Mrs Mitchell osborne died very sud
denly last week Tuesday. The funeral
was held at her late home in North
Wlliston Thursday afternoon, the Rev.
DR., c. \. Curtis officiating. She leaves
four children. 13 grandchildren and one
great -grandchld Miss Ellen Goss and
brother, John. from Shelhurne are guests
of Mr., and Mrs. Sanford Warren.-Mrs.
A. l.. Bingham, who has been visiting
friends in the northeast part of the STATE.
returned Monday.-The Home and For
cign Missionary society met with Mrs,
Mary Clark on the River road TUESDAY
aftcrnoon,-Miss Helen Clark from the
West is at home for the summer-Mr.
and Mrs. Warner from Burlington at
tended the funeral Of her sister. Mrs
Mitchell Osborne. Thursday.-Mrs Ella
Mosher is spending a few days in Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryant from
Nergcnnes are guests of Mrs. George
Goodrich.-Mrs Sadie Kraus and son
Marshall, spent Monday with her sister
Mrs, Clifford Goodrich. -George Cutler
from Burlington was in town Monday
Mrs. Wright Clark from Albany. \. "
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
9. ID. Warren.-Mrs Como and two
children and Mr. and Mrs. j. Talcott
from California are guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. &. j. and &. $. Wright.-Robett
Arms and Mr. and Mrs. Morton Jane.
attended the Grange meeting in Rich.
mond NBnday.-Dr. A. l.. Bingham was
in Essex junction Monday
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SHELBURNE.

Chldren's dav was observed Surda,.
at the Methodist Church with q nlo.s.
ing program given by tho littIo oro,.
and fine music. which Professor g
Tracy had in charge Thor. u.ora
four baptisms The church was nrot
tily decorated with cut flowers and
ferns.-Miss Grace Jackman went Fri
day at Middlebury to attend the
funeral of a friend.-Miss Marjorie
Ray has gone to visit her sister. Mrs.
r. T.. Pinncy, in Middlobury-Mrs. r.
G. Sharp and little son of Montreal is
visiting Mrs Roy Sandcrs-A severe
electrical storm, accompanied by a
heavy downpour of rain and strong
wind. visited this place Sunday after
noon-Farmers are much discouraged
because of the rain, many of them
having been unable to put in all their
crops
MIR. and Mrs. Philip Fletcher of St
Johnsbury and little daughter. Rculah.
are visiting Mrs. tlctchers parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G.. y. Rohcrs-Miss Helen
Sanders is visiting Miss Narroret \vcclis
in Rutland.-Nrs. Gcorao T,,uir is visit
ing friends I'm Forrisb,,rr Xyaltbor, ,,d
New Haven.-Miss Marie Ntitcboll ar1
Miss Helen Sande,s atte,dea c,oss d,x
exercises AZ tho l,dr,,r1s bio,, .oboo,
in Ru,linp,or last uael Me- ,rbo,,..,
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Maurice Allen, Gordon Arkley, Donald
Bissel, Randolph Burke, William Bur
nett, Geraldine Davis May Drury, Allen
Gilbert. Arnold Gregory, Roy Hunt, Ches-
ter Kirby, Helen Lincoln. John McElroy.
Ira Nichols, Harold Peck, Muriel Pike,
l'ereda Roberts. Wesley Smith, Moude
Tcachout and James Barney, son Of Cap
tain Barney, who went in April from Fort
Ethan Allen to Honolulu with his father
He has complete ed tho school work and
passed the examinations and his diploma
will he sent to him Several of the grad
yates are planning to enter the Univer-
sity of Vermont. John McElroy will go
the first part of July to California to join
his father and brother. who recently went
there. lie will probably enter college
there.
Miss Annis Baldwin has resigned her
position as teacher OF the first grade
She expects to go this fall to Battle
Creek. Mich, to attend the Normal
School of Physical Education Miss
Dorothy Bates. formerly of this place. Is
n student there
Miss Barbara Hunt. who has been as
sisting i'm the office of Secretary of State
Guy W. Bailey, will go the first Of July
to Boston, where she will take the sum
rcer course in home economies at Sim
mons College. This fall she will teach
this subject in the new high school at
Hinesburg
The Congregational Church presented
pleasing picture last evening when Miss
Alice Frances Stanley, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Harmon Stanley,
became the bride of George Herkimer
Seiple of Hartford, Conn. At the APP
pointed hour Mrs. c. c. Adams of Bur
lington struck the first strains of the
bridal chorus from Lohengrin and the
bridal procession entered the church.
headed by the ushers, Chester NJ. AMI
Frederic L. Stanley, brothers Of the
bride, DR.. J. a. Hunter and S f. Tcrrill
of Burlington. Then followed the brides
maids, Misses Annis Baldwin, Helen Post
Helen French and Ellen Jaro. the maid
of honor Mss Bernce Whitcomb. and
the bride on the arm of her father. The
groom and the best man. Louis W.
Batcheldcr, met the bridal party at the
altar The Roy. Elliott o. Foster, pastor
OF the church, performed the ceremony,
two rings being used. Following the ccre-
monN reception for relatives and
immediate friends was held at tho home.
Miss Gladys Post played during the
reception. The church was beautiful with
mountain laurel, roses and evergreen
the color scheme being pink and white
h"th at the church and the house The
pride was gOWned in white crepe lie
chine and princess lace. Her veil was
caught with lilies of the valley. She car
lled shower bouquet of roses and lilies
of the valley. The maid of honor wore
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Following the ceremony n luncheon was
served by four of the brides girl friends.
She received many presents, including
silver. cut glass, and money. Those from
out of town were: MIR. and Mrs T.. A.
Newton, parents of the groom, MIR. and
Mrs. a. Field. Hilton Newton. ]. II. Dyer.
all of Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs NJ. j.
Orvis, Mrs. c. l.. Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. Is. Mcbride, and daughter, lola Mrs.
Elizabeth Collins and Mrs s. q. Wright
of Burlington.
T.. w. Wolcott died Sunday at his
home in Colchester of peritonitis, having
been in poor health since last fall He
was GO years of age. lie is survived by
his wife, one son, Henry, of Havana,
Cuba; one daughter, Mrs. O. A. Harding
of Pomfret; two brothers. +. NJ. and S.
M. Wolcott of Colchester, but who arc now
in Tampa, Fla; and one sister, Miss
Louise Wolcott of Colchester. The fu-
neral was held Tuesday morning at eleven
o'clock.
The funeral Of Elijah Wolcott was held
Tuesday at eleven O'Clock in the Congre-
gational Church, the Rev W. w. Smith
officiating Mrs r. w. Sibley of Med
ford Mass, is visiting Mr. and Mrs
John Lyon.-Thc Rev. Leonard Aldrich
has returned from Grahamsvillc n. Y.
where he was called by the
death of his mother-NIiss Mil
dred Munson Is visiting her brother
William Munson, Jr., i'm Port Henry, n.
f.-Prof Perry II. Aldrich spent the
week END with his parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. Leonard Aldrich, before GO
ing to Boston to chaperon the gradu-
ting class of Waterbury high school. -
ating class of Waterbury high school
Children's Day will he observed June
% at the Baptist Church. The services
Will begin at 1910 a. m.--A1c X endrec
Petty, L. V. NJ. lG, is spending n few
days with his aunt, Mrs. Y. S. Wright.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Baptist
Church met Wednesday with Mrs
Percy Severance. Dinner was served.
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CH|T7ENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

The graduating exercises of the WinOo-
Ski high school took place in the assem-
bly, hall of the school Thursday and
We're largely attended. The ESSAYS were
well rendered and showed much care and
forethought. Particularly pleasing was
the vocal solo. The Seasons" ny Miss
Florence Manseau, with piano aCCOmrani-
ment by Miss Esther Dunning. The adj
dress by Professor George Gorham Groat
of the University Of Vermont was very
able and scholarly discourse. On the plat
form were seated Principal George r.
Stackpole, Professor Groat. Miss Minnie
Hays, district superintendent. and the
members of the senior class, The class
in keeping with the class OF former years
presented the school with a bust of Shake
spcare and two pictures "a Roman
Farm" and "The Castle Angelo" The
stage was banked with ferns ana on both
sides We're palms. Miss Minnie Hays pre-
scented the diplomas and Principal Stack
pole announced the various numbers in
the program. The 500 scholarships to the
University Of Vermont was awarded to
Nesta Anthony Monroe and Edward
Everett Horton and the presentation of
the same was made by Professor Groat.
Following is the program: overture,
Light calvary" Frans Won Suppc; cho-
rus. "Over the Meadows" J. s I'earis;
,ration, Tho Causes and the Probable
Effects of the Great European war" Ed
ward Everett; Horton, salutatory honors;
essay, THE Allies" Miss Madeline Tur-
ner; orchestra, Bowl of pansioS," Jules
Reynard: Grafton, "CcrmanN," Ernest An
gustus Devno; essay, The Development
If Music Miss Florence Manseau; or
2hestra, "Shadowland," Lawrence h. Gil
bert Grafton, "Immigraton and Its Ef-
,ects in the United States" Isaac Francis
Potvin; GRAFTON, THE Development and
the Application of Electricity" Arthur
George Valee; vocal solo, "The Seasons"
Alexander MacFaydon, Miss Florence
Manseau; essay, '"rhe Red Cross in War
fine Miss Nesta Monroe, vaedictory
nonors. The graduates are Latin course,
Florence Teresa Manscau, NeSta Anthony
Monroe; English course, Ernest Augustus
Devino, Madeline Gladys Turner, Isaac
Francis Potvin, Arthur George Valee,
Edward Everett Horton. The class col
)rs are crimson and white
Alexander Gaduc and Fred Iaroe ware
.r'."c"d Friday in municipal court
' 'ot less than five and not more
" nthS in the house of correc-
'H"d for stealing chickens
eo Of Noe Lavallcc last
'y Implicated William
ANA Chief Barber
friday afternoon
n" heads OF nine
I'n mouse ana
;iadue and
were trace!
day Chief
.nn had come
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HINESBURG.

The condensed milk plant was burned
Wednesday, June II, The building hc-
longed to II, W. Pierce and was not in
sured. The fire caught from defective
hue. The new plant of the same company
is nearing completion and will cost about
SIS OoO.--pr. Burdick tool, g. NJ. La Goss to
the Fanny Allen hospital FridaN.-At the
town meeting June IL II was voted
to maintain a senior high school with an
agricultural and domestic science depart