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EAST BRAINTREE.

Mrs. w. W. ScriiU..s- cred last Thursday
after an illness of over "a year Mrs
Scribner was Harriet Howe. She would
have been GO years old in September. She
leaves n husband and four children, Del
bert of Randolph Willis, whose home is
In Massachusetts, Mrs. Max Dewey of
Brookheld, and Miss Nadine Scribner,
who lives at home.-George Laplant has
gone to Manchester y. H., to work In
the mill there.-Mrs. Lizzie Laport Is very
i'll with bronchitis.-N l. Spear and fam
lily have come to their summer cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Ward of Brockton,
Mass" are visiting at y. G. Spooners
James Stoule of ScLroon Lake, y. V, is
stopping with l.. r. Ahel.-The mems
class met Tuesday July II with Mr. and
Mrs. e. II. Smith. Refreshments were
served -Alrs. Mabel Adams and daugh-
ter Merriam, who for the past three
weeks have been the guests of q. n
Gates. has gone to Brookfield to STAY dur
ing the rest of the Summer-MiSs Mildred
Cooper has returned from n two weeks
stay in Randolph.-Miss Lucy McRichie
has gone to Hanover, y H., for medical
treatment.-L. c. Butter1ed has moved
onto Braintree hill, and rented his farm
to Thomas Jarvis.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
ROCHESTER.

Mrs. Harry Boutelle was taken sii,
denly i'll last Thursday with acute /,
digestion. She was removed to II
Randolph Sanitarium, where she di,
Friday morning. Funeral servic,
were held at her late home Sunda
afternoon at two oclock.-Mr. ar
Mrs. Harold Boutolle of Windso
Hazen Boutelle of Greonsfeld, n. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Gibson of Sha,
on, Hugh 1(insman of Mortified. ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Chamberlain
Danvers, Mass, were in town la
week to attend the funeral of Mr.
Harry Boutelle.--The Rev. o. p. Wei
and family have gone to Bakersfie
to spend their vaca tion-Dr. w
Huntington and w. H. Campbell we,
In MONTPELIER last week to attend n
meeting Of the Greater Vermont ass,
ciation.-Mrs. j. r Mckinney ar
daughter, Virginia, who have spe,
some time at the home of her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Houston, return
ed to Sault Ste Marie, Mich. Monday
l.. d. Pierce was a business visitor
Boston last week.-R r Curtis hi
been confined to the house by illne.
the past week.-Gardner Aldrich h;
severed his connection with the ALL
rich market and gone to White Riv.
Junction. where he has secured en-
Observation-Disclosures Cloran and childre
returned from West Hartford Satu
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eaton fro
Melrose Highlands, Mass, are spenc
ing a few days with Caleb E. Eaton
Mr.. and Mrs Marvlle Weber of Ru
land are visiting DIR. Morris.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Jeffersonvlle Cemetery associa-
ton will serve dinner to the members
and their families Friday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Girden Lease,
and Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Lease.-M. ami
Mrs. II. w. Varnum of this place and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Weston of Burling-
ton are taking trip through northern
Nermont.-The farmers in this vicinity
are hayng. and report an unusually
large crop.-The Misses Soule. who spent
several days with their aunt. Mrs f.
j. Start, have returned to Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Tousley of Bur
lington are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Leon
Cushing.-Mrs Ralph Hebb of Lunen-
burg is a guest at l.. A. Jacques. The
Ladies' Aid society will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Bert Davis-Mr.
and Mrs. f. NJ kneeland, Mrs. L. b.
Hyde, and Mrs. W. G. Lease spent Mon
day in Burlington and Mrs r. C.
Hawley, Mrs. Charlotte Baker, Mrs.
Augusta Raymore, and Mrs. +. O..
Thomas We're visitors in Burlington Fri
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Norton of Hunting
ton We're guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Ira Morse. Tuesday.-A reception was
given Mrs. Mary Stafford Sheldon at the
home of Mrs. j. +. Wilcox Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Sheldon, who has
spent the past year with relatives and
friends in this vicinity started on hei
homeward Journey to the West Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs. John II. Smith and
Mr. and Mrs Bert Stearns of Eden were
guests of Mrs. a. j. Thomas the first
Of tho wool,
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

of Mrs. Minnie Smallcy and Mr. and
Mrs. Il. A. SmalleX. Mrs. Amburn was
sister of the late Fred Smalley.-
George Keller returned to Newport
Monday after visiting relatives and
friends here for ten days.-Mrs Lucinda
NoScs, who has been with her daughter
Mrs. Hugh Wallace, two weeks. went
Monday to Cabot for stay with her
daughter, Mrs. A. II. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Earle and
daughter. Mrs. Bertha Chapman. of
Chicago arrived here Monday evening
to visit the formers sister, Mrs Olive
Gilbert.--Mr and Mrs. Oscar Reed of
Concord. n. H., came Monday evening
to visit the formers brother. James
o. Reed. and mother, Mrs. Alice Reed
George Cook of Mills. Mass. who
has visited friends here for several
Gays. went Monday evening to Jericho
to visit friends before returning home
Mrs. J. w. Lambert of St Louis.
Mo, arrived Monday evening for
short stay at the home of her mother,
Mrs Sarah Kendall. when she will re-
turn home accompanied by her mother,
who will make an extended stay in
st. Louis.--Miss Gwendolen Smith re-
turned Monday evening from a visit
Mt Huntington and Colchester
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WATERBURY,.

Edward Goodheart had three fingers
Of his left hand badly lacerated at the
Demeritt company factory Friday aft
ernoon. He was working in the boiler
room on a machine which turns
handles for heaters, when in some
way his hand met the saw. He was
taken by Roy S. Demeritt to the office
of DR. Bidwcll, who dressed it. 1t Is
expected that all fingers could be
saved, The bone was cut in each of
the fingers, the large finger being
nearly severed, Mr. Goodheart will be
unable to work for "A month at least
Mrs. C. f. Sumner of Canton, n. V,
is at the home of Fred Powers aiding
in the care of her father. s. +. An
drows. DR.. clayton Andrews, who was
called here by his fathers illness. has
returned to his home in Canton. \. v
Saturday Mrs. c, S, Andrews and
daughters. Marjorie and Mary. were at
the same home.
The Fircassi and Myers boys were
badly burned with powder Saturday.
They were playing with a toy train of
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MIDDLESEX.

There will he a demonstration Of domes-
tic science at the Methodist Episcopal yes
try Thursday from two TO four o'clock
by Miss Lucy Swift. a graduate of the
University OF Vermont.-Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Lambert, formerly OF this town,
but now Of East Braintree. are the par
ents OF daughter, born last week.-A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Cram
Monday morning. They have four daugh-
ters-The grange held their regular Mon
day evening with an attendance of 90
An automobile party from Middle Gran
Vile, N. Y, consisting Of Mr.. ingalls,. Mrs.
A. F. Wilson and Francis Wolcott accom-
panied by Mrs. Wetmore OF North Da-
kota, came Friday and remained until
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Swift
Miss Frances Wocott OF Middle Gran
vile, n. Y. is spending a few weeks with
her brother. Kenneth Wolcott, and her
cousins and uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Swift.-Mr, and Mrs Gcorg. Miller
motorcd to Montpelier Monday
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JOHNSON.

Harry Drown of Newport visited his IA
Their, c. c. Drown, here last week.
George Keller of Newport was in town
last week.. P. Jones visited his old home
in Lowell last week. He was accompanied
by Mrs. r. C. Benton and Charles Leland
and wife of Minneapolis.-Fra Miller
has purchased of W. II. Nye what is
known as the old Phelps house on Rail-
road street. Henry Moorey, who has been
occupying it, will board with William
Thomas for the present-W. II. Driscoll
is now occupying the whole of the Good
win house.-Mrs. Brewster and Florence
have returned from visit to Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Gavin are spending
few weeks at Enosburg.-Dana Gilbert
is making needed improvements on the
interior of his house.-Engineer Folsom
of the lake road spent Sunday here with
his son.--Mrs. G.. l.. Bishop is visiting her
parents in Scots, n. II. +. II. Sherwin
Is assisting at the station during her alb
sence.-Earl WEIGH and family spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. O. L. Foster
Mrs. r. c. Benton and brother. Charles
LELAND, and wife, of Minneap polls, MINI
visited Miss Louise Leland last week
DR.. Burnham gave lecture to the teach
ers of the normal school Saturday upon
the topic, Some Other Teachers"
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BENSON.

Miss Helen Deyette of Montpelier Is
In town for a few days and is a guest
OF Mr. and Mrs George Deyette. Miss
Deyette is stenographer in the National
Life Insurance company's office.-Miss
Helen Plue of Fair Haven is visiting
her sister, Miss Vivian Plue-Mrs. Clay
ton has been visiting friends in the west
part OF the town.-Mrs. Joseph I.ewry,
who went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
two weeks ago. returned Saturday.-A1iss
Fannie Dickinson returned Friday night
via the Benson stage from Castleton,
where she has attended the summer
school.-Harold Rogers recently sold to
Fred Charlton of Orwell IS OF his best
Holstein cows for sl,1Oo, a little over
s62 piece.-Professor Hawley Aiken
Of Springfield, Mass. IL In town, visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Aiken-Miss Helen Roberts Of Rutland
is In town visiting at j. NJ. Howard s
on Howard Hill.
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NO ONE CAPABLE
TO DIRECT NAV
L. s. in Strange Prcdicamcnt Shout
War Break Out.

Washington, July l9-"If war shoulI
break suddenly on the United States thelt
would he no human being who woulI
know what to do with the navy. The navI
department has no plan of action. 1t haI
no established agency to develop such
plan. 1t would have to develop an OF
ganization and work out plan after wal
broke"
This charge is made in the second Of II
statements issued under the query
Whats the matter with the navy?" bI
the Navy League of the United States.
"A certain far-away possession of TIL
United States" continues the statement
could not be defended in case of war I'D
cause battleships would burn up all TN
coal they could carry in reaching H. and
without fuel would he unable to fight
The general board of the navy not lonl
ago wanted to recommend that pile q
coal be placed there for use in case y
war. II asked itself to whom such red
concentration should be made. No men}
Der was able to answer that question.
In fact. there Is no agency in the nav1
department to handle such problem i
is a question of war, of the ultimate gran
Pile for which all armament is maintained
Yet strange as 1t may seem, there is il
the navy department no organization Il
wrestle with the problems of actual wan
When hostilities break out in Europe TIL
one word go flashed to every unit in th|
British fleet, caused each instantly TO aC
on q pre-arranged program. In six hour
no German ship could have put to 81
without a fight
Rear Admiral tiske has pointed ou
the immense advantages that accrue Il
the forces trained in PLAYING the wal
game 1t develops that the navies o.
Great Britain, Germany, Japan, of all TIT
important nations of the world with th|
single exception of the United States
have highly skilful boards of strategy o
naval general STATS for Just this pur
pose.
only the United States is slipshod il
makes it's navy in a hit or miss fashion
and knows not what to do with it wheI
it is made. Yet the life of the nation would
depend on the navy If the country should
find itself plunged into war, as have heeI
all the other great nations Of the world
1t would therefore seem to he time tha
the nation listened a bit TO the naval au
thorities Of the world and took their adj
vice on a few questions with relation II
which Their is no difference of opinion
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BELVIDERE CENTER.

Mrs. y. c. Chandler who had an
abscess on her eye, is much improved -
Mr.. Chandler has returned home after
spending few days in Richford Mrs
Jennie Davis and daughter Of ST. Adams,
who have been visiting Mrs. Davis's par
ents have gone to Bakersfield for few
days and from there will go to their
home in st. Albans.-Mrs Kate Chaffee
remains about the same. Nellie Potter
is visiting in Johnson.-The supper at
NJ. w. A. Hall Saturday, given by the
social club, was a decided success, the
net proceeds amounting to s6.20.-Several
from this place motored to Franklin
Pond Sunday.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. osmer Farman is visiting rela-
tives in Craftsbury,- and Mrs, c. II.
Newton were called to Johnson Monday
by the illness of their daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Grow.-Mrs Alice Clark and son
of Piermont, y. H. We're the weekend
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Cross
Nh and Mrs. v c. Sisco are entertain
ing Mrs. Sisco's sister, Mrs j. +. Smith
Of Letcher, S. D.. who arrived Thurs
day-A. 7. Smith attended the Greater
Vermont banquet held at Montpelier
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CRAFTSBURY.

During severe electrical storm last
Wednesday lightning struck the house
of T.. W. Williams, doing quite a little
damage, Mr. Williams suffered a shock
that made him unconscious for a short
time.-Herhert Carrew, who has been
in poor health for some time suffered
n severe hemorrhage Frday.-C. II.
,tiarrimon from Albany, y. Y. is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. kinney
Madam Williams from Rindge, n H., is
IA guest of her son. n. r. Williams of
North Craftsbury- and Mrs IIallock
from Saranac Lake, \. Y, and Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Merrill from Winoosk,
called ON friends in town Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs, Curtis and family from Green's
horo were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Green
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Tewksbury. and was the only daugh-
ter, there being three sons in the
family. Hero she was educated and
at Appleton Academy OF Now Ipswich.
N. II. Mrs. Upham camo to this place
in August. 1855, and attended Ran
dolph Academy here. Following tho
completion of her education. she re-
NAMED with her parents and minister
ed to their wants during their life
time. In December, 1890, she was mar
ricd to DR.. Il. T.. Upham, a physician
residing here. In 1900 DIR. Upham died
and since that time she had remained
in the old home where she died Tues
day. She is survived by one brother.
Martin Tewksbury. in business here.
Mrs. Upham was woman Of rare
ability and in her long life had many
friends. She was a lifelong member
of the Congregational Church and for
many years was the treasurer of the
Ladies' society. The funeral will be
held at her late home Friday after
noon at four o'clock. the Rev. Fraser
Metzgcr officiating. 1nterment will be
in the family lot.-Mrs. John Hutchin-
son was summoned to White River
Junction Wednesday by the illness of
her sister.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neville
of Concord. y. H.. are in town with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. g. Put
nam.--Mr and Mrs D. C. Woodland and
son, Carroll Woodland, went to South
Royalton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hodg
kins, for few days the guest of his
son, w. q. Iodgkins. went to his home
in Rochester Wednesday, Rev.
Robert Wilson and wife We're enter
tanned Tuesday by Mrs. w. w. Morton,
Mrs. Mortons son, Robert Morton, of
MontClair. y. Y, who is in town, being
former classmate of the Rev. Mr..
Wilson.-Miss Ruth Jones went to
Braintree Tuesday for short stay.
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CAMBRIDGE.

The G. T.. society will give lawn
party Friday evening on the grounds of
Fred Boyden. 1t is expected the band
Will be present-Mr. and Mrs. A. u.
Culling were in Brandon Wednesday,
Mrs. Lena Cady and children OF Jericho
visited at w. NJ. Smiths Wednesday,
Miss Charlotte Long of Stowe is visiting
her grandfather, II. G.. Ellsworth.-Dr.
George ". Newton was in Bolton We'd
nesday.-E. c. Palmer visited in Ferris
burg over Sunday.-Mr Wood of Fair
fax has been visiting his son. Henry
Wood. Miss Carrie Tucker of Massa-
Chusetts is visiting her mother. Mrs. f..
II. Carter.--Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis of
North Troy were guests at w. NJ. Smith S
several days last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
+. II. Kinds of Huntington were visitors
at G. +. BiXbys Sunday.-Mrs. George
Jackson and granddaughter. Jessie Jack
hon, have been visiting in Pittsburgh
Mrs Adde Woods of Morrisvilc was a
guest at T.. W. Patch's Sunday-Miss
Mora Stratton is visiting her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs c. T.. Corse-
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. d. Young and Mrs T..
c. Wells were in Barton Sunday.
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W|NOHAM COUNTY
WESTMINSTER.

E. c. Welman's barn and conten
were burned Thursday night. ri
shop was saved through the prom
action of neighhors.-The Rev. S.
Barnum of Jericho preached at II
Congregational Church Sunday.-W.
Farr and son. Robert. of Burlingtt
were at r. d. Fairs Sunday.-Senat
Powell lof Chittenden county was
town calling on old Acquaintance
Saturday.-The grass crop in this Sc
ton Is better than last year. Tobac,
ana potatoes are looking well. TT
acreage to onions has been greatly r
duced by blowing up many fields TIL
had become weedy from neglect,
help is very scarce. Corn is We,
backward, with a small acreage.
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WORCESTER.

John r. Wilson attended the Greater
Vermont meeting at Montpelier on We'd
nesday and the reunion OF the Army OF
the Potomac at Burlington Thursday and
Friday. On Saturday he received con-
CALCULATIONS Of friends and neighhors and
by mall many expressions OF love end
good wishes from friends, relatives and
comrades from Maine to Hawaii. II be-
ing the 6oth anniversary of marriage and
the 5th anniversary OF enlistment.-Mrs.
Lewis OF Middlesex is the guest Of Mrs.
M. Sophia Wiley for week or two.
Miss Damon, OF Island Pond. Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Clarence Straw. and her
brother. Leon Damon. for a few days
Amasa Brown visited his brother Elmer
f. Brown, of East Calais. last week.S-
Miss Susie Abbott is passing a few days
with her sister. Mrs Calvin slayton. of
Morrisvile
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WATERVILLE,

Mrs. Meadows of Montana is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Julia McFarland.-Or-
land Leach, of Philadelphia is the guest
of Judge and Mrs. Jackson.-Mr. and Mrs.
william Trombly are parents of a daugh-
ter, born July 16-Guy Leach was at home
from Burlington over Sunday-The Rev.
q. A. Smith of the Union Church preached
an interesting sermon Sunday.-.Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Laraway of Stowe are visiting
relatives in town.-Sunday, July %, the
Rev. George Westcot will occupy the pull
pit at the Union Church.-Mrs. Burnett
Tillotson of johnson is visiting friends in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carroll and
daughter Sybil, of Lowell, Mass. and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Currier, Of Keene. n,
H., visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Currer
last Week.-Mrs. Maud Darrah was at
home from Hyde Park over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs b. j. Kelley of Morrisville
are visiting Mrs Ella Wiley.-Mrs. Mar
tina Russell visited in Hyde Park last
Week.-Mrs.. Nellie Langdell has returned
home from Morrisvile-Mr. and Mrs.
Pearl Potter Of Stephentown, n. Y, are
spending their vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. f. Potter.-Miss Bessie
Illotson Is at home from Greenfield,
Mass, where she has been teaching.
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DERBY.

The Rev. Lemuel Davis has been en-
gagged to preach in the Congregational
church one year. He commenced the
first sunday in July.-Mrs. f.. G. Barnes
has returned from vacation of three
weeks, during which she visited a sister
In Ballston Spa. y. Y. She also visited
her son, Ned who is an invalid and is
in soldiers hospital at Chelsea, n. Y,
ana VIII he there some time longer
She also visited sister in Keene, n
H., who Is in poor heath.-Haying is
the order of the day here now. Grass
Is very good this year and when the
weather is favorable good results follow
One man drew in six loads Of hay with
ono team last SatnrdaN
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MORETOWN.

Murin Ward went to Mortified. Mass.
saturday to visit his brother IoVie
Roberts OF Montpelier was in town
Monday Mrs. Leslie Dumas and little
son OF Dillon, Mont. passel through
town Sunday on the way I, Favst1n 10
visit her father,-Mr, and Mrs. f. +.
Griffith and daughters, Dorothy Eylyn
and Merrill Griffith. were in Montrelier
Monday.-Gene Armstrong was In Char
lotto Monday and Tuesday to purcha Sc
farm,
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Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. 7. p. wellman
of Newport spent the weekend with
Mrs. Welman's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
V. NJ. Parker.-Miss Mary A. Newton
of Lowell Mass. is visiting relatives
in town, having arrived Monday at the
home of her brother. H. H. Newton
Mrs. Francis jacques spent a few days
last week in Hyde Park with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Clork
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

1t is expected that the Rev. c. f. Hay
ward will supply the pulpit here through
the month of August.--Mr. and Mrs
Glenn Hall Of Boscawen, n. H, who have
been spending few days at L. w.
Haskell's, returned 10 their home on
Monday -zelma Goodell has been visit
ing her cousin In Franklin. N H-The
Nelson House is being we'll patronized
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Caroline Keller, aged SO years,
died July II at the home of Mrs.
w. II. Harris She was the widow Of
Edward Keller, who died in California
in 1881. The funeral was held Fri
day afternoon, with burial at Morristown
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SUDBURY.

The Whiting Campfire Girls will give
their play. Miss Fearless and Company"
In the town hall in Sudbury Friday eve
ming.
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day.-Mrs. w. j. Rowland and son. Leon
of Tacoma Wash, are visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Harry Hutchins
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WOLCOTT.

Leafle King rs visiting Ollie Thomas in
woodbury.. Mrs. VIII Houghton Of
Hardwick was a visitor in town over
Sunday.-H. |. Randall is in Ryegate
called there by the Illness of his father
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley spent Sun
day with relatives in East Hardwick. -
Miss Ollie Thomas of Woodbury. VISITED
Miss Leafie King over Sunday-Nrs.
Alma Cook has returned to her home
here.-Mrs. John Poff spent Sunday
with her husband in ST. Johnsbury
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Watersmeet News.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Untiet went to
Wausau Tuesday to visit relatives.
Dr. Weed and family left for Phelps
Wednesday, where they will make
their future home. DR.. Weed will
practise in that place.
Bert Saderstrom resigned his posi-
ton as clerk in Kelly's store, and re-
turned to his home in Rhinelander
Thursday. Mr.. Jorden of Pelican is
in his place.
Joe. Bush was Crystal Falls visi-
tor last week.
Mrs. Geo. Nugent was an lronwood
visitor the first of the week.
Mrs Chas Durkee and daughter
Thelma returned home from Chicago,
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kelly and Miss
Bea Kelly returned home Saturday
from West Baden, Indiana.
c. L. Durkee returned home Mon
day after spending the past two weeks
in Chicago.
Mrs. A. Moore left for Ashland
Monday.