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WEST BOLTON.

Owing TO September - being cleo
tion day, the regular meeting Of Chit
tenden County Pomona Grange will be
postponed to September ~. The meet
ing will he hold at West Bolton.
This will he field day meeting and
it is hoped that as many who can find
it convenient viii he present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert y. Tomlinson cele-
hrated their golden wedding Saturday,
September .. y dinner was served to so
relatives and neighhors They received
numerous presents and among them were
a gold banded dinner set, a purse Of mon
ey. etc.-Mrs Julia Gregory is entertaining
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Margaret Gregory,
Of MONTPELIER MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Lamb of Worcester, Mass, arc visiting
Mrs Lambs parents, Nh and Mrs. ". 7.
Tominson-A daughter was horn TO Mr..
and Mrs. +. Irish August %. Mrs. Melinda
Tease Of Jericho is with Mrs. Harriet
Hall.-Ci W. Streeter has gone to Maine,
camping Miss Bernice Hall of Cambridge
was at home Saturday to attend the gol-
den wedding of Alr. and Mrs A. y. Tom
,inson.-Mrs Lena Hall of Burlington
was Weekend guest of Mrs. =. G.
Locke Miss Dorothy Smith was at home
from Jonesyille over sunday Edward
Tomlison has gone to Worcester Mass
Mrs. Henry Bartlett OF Underhil Center
visited her parents, MIR, and Mrs J. H.
Smith, recentlv.--Mr. and Mrs George
. lialavosa of Barre were recent visitors
at II. Sahens Mr.. and Mrs +. e. York
and family were in huntington Sunday
Miss Mabel Mills Of Burlington is a
guest of Mrs William YautZ
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LINCOLN.

Children's night will be observed at
the Grange meeting Saturday evening.
The children will furnish n portion Of
the program, and refreshments of home
made cookies aud apples will De served.
A tho business meeting the question "e
fair VIII he discusscd.-lienry Pope
has returned to his home in Springfield
after spending several days with friends
in town.-.A ]. Caldwell ana sons,
Spencer and George, and daughter, Ada.
of Enoshurg called on friends in town
last week. Ernest Brown and family OF
StockbridSo have been spending a week
in town.-Road Commissioner Michael
Tierney has the redresslnG of roads well
under way-Clayton NameY and family
Of Framineham have been visiting at
the home Of Mr., Narney's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Varuey.-f3. j, Cove and
family, Or \. J. Cushman, Mr.. and Mrs.
clayton Dadcau, George Williams Sey-
mour Farr and the Misses Leah Butter
field, Florence Scribner and Hazel
Worden have returned from camp at
Long Point-Lewis Lathrope an Mr..
and Mrs, Joseph Pecott are on motor
trip TO Mayvile y. E.-Luther Kent OF
Randolph is visiting at the home of Mrs,
Hattie Jucl;man.
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Jennie Brown returned SATURDAY
to her home in Boston after passing some
time with friends in town.-Miss Pauline
Partch returned home Friday night after
a two months stay in Maine,-Frank
Freeman of Burlington was the guest
during the fair OF William and +. NJ.
Partch. MIR. and Mrs, Elisha Folansbee
entertained friends from Florence on
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. H. c. Peck ana Mr..
and Mrs Henry Dimmocli are in camp at
Long point.-Washlngto Ward and the
Misses Merrill were at Basin llarbor sun
day Mrs Brooks who has been the
guest Of Mrs, Nina Ward for a week, is
now visiting friends in Mddlebury Mr..
and Mrs, Levi Hunt ana daughter of
Hotsdan, \. v, were guests the first of
the week Of Mr.. and Mrs J. T., Davis.-F
T.. RoWley visited his father in Shelburne
Sunday
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Tramingham, Mass. Their mother, Mrs
CAROLYN Ray accompanied them for
visit--Thc Misses Mary Norton and Flor
once Hanks have returned from the south
part of tho state, whore they have been
attending housc party.
The Loyalty class of the Methodist
sunday school held its annual outing
at y. r.. Bosworths camp at Bristol
pond Tuesday. \ good time was en-
iovcd in spite Of the rain. At the bust
noes meeting these officers were elect
cd: President, Kenneth Bickcll; vice.
president. Burrough Rope; secretary,
dorothy Wright; treasurer Irene Fer
guson.-NIrs. l.. r. Jacobs Is visiting
her son, J. II. Jacobs, and family in
Burlington.-W. II. Browc has returned
from Amherst, Mass. w. Trudo was
in Burlington Wednesday.
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WALTHAM.

Mrs. r. n BARNARD has returned TO
her home in Bristol after few weeks
stay with her daughter. Mrs. G. \ Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. a. +. Booth. Mr. and
Mrs s. r. Burroughs Mr.. and Mrs II.
II. Booth Of VerEennes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Booth of Forrsburg went
to Camers HUMP Sunday and campod
over uight-Mr. and Mrs Levi Hunt and
daughter, Helen of Potsdam, y. Y. Wis
tied relatives in town recently, making
the trip by automobilo.-.N 9. Wricht'S
tenement house is completed and Joseph
Tucker and family have moved ir.--A1rs
George Hunt and family spent sunday at
Ray Noulton's in Panton.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Tucker and friends s0ent sun
day at John Ducloo's John Clark Is re-
pairing his houae.-Gcorce Hunt and son.
Donald, and Arthur Halock Of New Fav-
en- Went on a fishing trip down the creek
Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs +. Nj Cove and
son, Earl, Jr., of Staten Island, y. Y,
have been guests Of Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Hunt.
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BRISTOL.

Mr. and Mrs J. Wh.ttemorc
aud son Fletcher and Miss Ethel
Stanhore of Bloomfield. n. i. are
guests OF G. u. O'Bryan and family
Clement Smith is at homo from Spring
feld.-Mss Christine Mullings has re-
turned from Lake Bomosecn.--W. H.
Bosworth was in town Friday to at
tend the funeral Of !. \. Roscman.-
Mrs. G. NJ Sneden and daughters Of
Littleton, y, II. are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Snedcn.-Mrs. Willard
Partch of Hincsburg was in town Fri
day.-Mrs. George Roscoe, who has
been visiting her cousin Mrs. c. S.
Fletcher in Essex Junction. has re-
turncd.-Miss Irene Stanley of Bur
lington was the guc-t of Miss Estelle
Clorkin over Sunday.-Mrs. Wilbur
Shattuck Of Richmond is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l. Tartch.-Miss Anita
Todd was in Burlington Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. q. j. JImmo ana daughter
visited relatives here over Sunday.
Tho Woman's Relief Corps held its
regular meeting Wednesday evening IN
&. \. +. hall-Mrs A. T.. FaFr ana cnHd
of Schenectady y. No are visiting Mf'
and Mrs. l.. u. Farr-Mr ana MIS- 'onH
Sunderland and son, l'nn' ana lialola
Neddo Of Brdport visited Mr. ana MIS-.
A. G. Sumner Sunday.-Alrs. Frank Rice
and daughter, Mabel Waiter h'e ana
Miss Helen Stephenson of Rutland are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Fred NnSht-
The relatives of Mrs Homer Hewitt gave
her surprise party saturday afternoon
the occasion being the anniversary OF hor
birthday.-NIrs. Fred Roberts OF shell
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WESTFORp.

Miss Mary Jackson, Whl
spent the summer at the
has returned home and will q
Brook side this fall.-The Rev. al
W. W. White have returned
camping trip to Newport. Will
they were visited by Mr. an
Frank Perry and family and !
Mrs. Albert WilcoN and family
eral deer were seen in town las
Mr.. and Mrs. +, r. Nacomh
and Mrs. Z. e. Hall. George Rice
Rice and Irving Hobart attend
dlehury fair ThursdaY.-Mr. al
George Allen Of Essex Junctio
been spending a few DAYS Wit
tives in town.-Homer Rerius
turned from hospital, where !
for treatment a few weeks g
ward MaCia has moved from
to his old home on Osgood hill
Adams has filed nomination pal
town repre- sentative, and
F., BigeloW We're called ~ Co
last week by tho death Of Mr.!
lows mother. Mrs. George W
, Charles Whipplc. who has been
| ing some time in Montpeli
/ Holyoke, Mass, Is now at home
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Ohio one Of his fine blooded merino sheep
at fancy price.-Union Lodge, No. :,
F. & A. NJ, held a we'll attended meet
ing in their rooms in the Masonic Temple
Tuesday evening and the apprentice de-
gree was conferred. MI. and Mrs. l., j.
Bruya of Barre are visiting at the ONES
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Napoleon
LsPan, and his mother, Mrs. Mary
Bruya.-The Misses Irene Lockwood and
Maude Edgerton, nieces. and Miss lAbby
Woolsey, a cousin. who have been visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs Brainard
H. Lane for two weeks, have gore to
Bristol to vst.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Duncan and children of Bur
lngton are in wn-Chaplain John NJ.
Thomas, of the First Vermont infantry
at Eagle Pass, who recently resigned his
position a chaplain after being at Eagle,
Pass, Tex, since the Vermont boys were
called to the border, has returned and
resumed his college duties.-William con-
don Of Washington street, who has been
confined to the house for several weeks
by an injury to one of his limbs received
at the Middlebury branch of the Middle
bury Marble company. is rapidly recover
ing and is now able to be about with
the aid of n cane. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hooker who have been visiting in towr
for 10 days, have returned to Boston
The directors of the Patrons Co-opera
tive Fire Insurance company met yestcr
day In the Grange hall in Middlehury the
first years business having closed Sep
TENDER at noon. The losses for the yea
we're Just 800 and all are settled A
there are funds enough for all purposes
and some TO spare in the treasury the di
trectors voted not to make any assessment
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COLCHESTER.

The funeral Of Mrs Wright was held
SATURDAY afternoon at her late home
Judge + W. Hall has sold his camp at
Nalletts Bay to Mrs Ethel NJ. FAIR OF
Burlington.--A force of men is engaged
in the Improvement Of the highway lead
inc from the cemetery TO Essex June
ton.
Kings paushters' day will he observed
next sunday morning at the Consresa-
tional church and there will be an appro-
nriate sermon The delegates elected 10 at
tend the meeting of the Baptist Associa D.
tion at Westford are The Rev. Leonard
Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Severance
Mr.. and Mrs Z. NJ. Curtis, Mr., and Mrs
G.. 4. WrSht-Wiliam Furness and
family and j. Murray Morrison return
ed Sunday moruiuS to Boston.-Mrs.
John t'ollamer have filed their nomna-
tion papcrs as candidates for Representa-
tive ON the republican ticket at the town
clerks office.
burrows of Harvard Junction, H., Is
visiting relatives in town.. Miss Dorothy
Harvey uf Montpelier is spending the
week with hcr grandmother, Mrs Adm
lime Mr.. ana Mrs. Myron Shaw and
daughter. Helen, and Miss Ethel Hulburd
are in camp at Grand lsle.-The W. G.
7, l.. viii meet in the Vestry of the Bap-
fist Church Wednesday afternoon At
three o'clcck.-Pelry Aldrich returned
home Saturday from a business trip to
Waterbury and Montpeier-Miss Stella
Joiner of Plattsburgh and w. Newton
James of Port Henry, y, Y" have been
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this year This neans saving To those
who are insured in this company of from
three to four dollars per thousand the
past year The meeting was called to
order by President Willis y. Cndy Of this
village and Secretary Ahram w Foote of
Cornwall took the minutes Of tho pro-
ceedings The fun number or directors
in the county attended.
Clark Hathaway of Weyhridsc street
fooing with couple Of young dogs,
which were playing about him, was
thrown to the ground when they iumpe
against him and severely wrcncheG and
put his left knee Joint out of position Drs
Prentiss and porey had to tc called to
care for him llc will he confined TO tho
house for several wecks.-Mrs William
Cidv and son. William Cady, and dnuEh-
ter, Frances Cadv. OF Buffalo, y. v. are
in town to visit hor father-in-law. and
her grandfather. William l.. Cady OF Sev-
n,our street. They will he here for several
weeks.-NTrs. u. Tcricv has gone to SYRIA
cuse. y. V, where she will join hcr hus-
band. They will visit his relatives for
few weeks The Foote Real Estate agency
has sold for NJ T. Nasson Of Now York
his cottage at Lake Dunmor" TO 4. "
stickney of Rutland. who has taken pos
session. The check list for next weeks
primary is practically unchanged from
that of May %. and contains So1 names \
meeting Of the board of civil authority
for the final revision Of the list will h.
held at eight O'Clock Saturday evening at
tho o1'co of Town Clerk Josc,n NJ
Burke.--Mr. and Mrs. Ben T.. Goddard
and Miss Elinor Goddard. who have been
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Tho Womans Foreisn Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. Florence Bar
ton Wednesday afternoon.-Mr and Mrs
Homer Ambrose and family of Brattlc-
boro arc visiting his father, George
Ambrose Miss Evelyn Drew has return
Cd to her home in Barre after three
weeks the guest Of Miss Helen Kingsiand
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Martin and fam
fly visited relatives in Jonesvllle Satur-
day.-Clayton carl and wife of Hunting
ton spent Sunday ut +. y. Sears Mrs,
William Newton of Somerville, Mass, IS
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
T. Allen.-Mrs William Munnett is in
the Mary Fletcher hospital in RurinG-
ton for an William Palmer re-
turned home Saturday from 'randon,
where he visited his brother.
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GHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSkI.

At special meeting If the legal voters
of the town of Colchester In armorv han
Thursday morning it was voted that tho
selectmen be authorized to build a new
bridge over the tracks Of the Central Yer
mont railway on Weaver street and also
voted that they he authorized to borrow
money on the credit Of the town, the sum
not exceeding $4,000 nj such rate Of inter-
est and such time as the selectmen may
deem advantageous to tho town. This
money is TO be used in building the new
bridge. The meeting was called 10 order
10y Moderator Louis Alapa and Town
clerk G. G. Allard read the call. The first
article in the warning was 70 get the ac-
tion Of the voters relative to authorizing
the sclectmcn to build new bridge at
this point and Octave Cormicr motioncd
that the selectmcr 20 so authorized and
the same was seconded hv Fred T.avec.
+ When the second article I'm the warning
was read asking for means to raise money
! to build the bridge + e Nllard read 81
resolution authori2irg tho selectn,on ia
borrow money on tho credit Of the town
and the Same was moved and seconded.
The meeting was attended 10y about a
scoro Of voters and the business Of tho
meeting was done bon about T. minutes.
Arthur Barrou son Of Mr. and Mrs
! Louis Barron, and Miss Arthcline
! Chastenay. dauphtor of Phillip Chas-
tcnay Of Hickok street. we're married
! Monday moruug at seven O'Clock at
! st. Francis Nav'or Church by the Rev
J. Z. Parisoau Thov were attended by
their fathers. iuo wedding breakfast
! was served at IT,. brides home and Mr.
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Furcell. D. j. Leonard and T. {. Brown
nave filed papers as candidate Tor
town rcpresentativc.-Mrs. weaver of
Ilattsburgh, n. y, died very suddenly
the other day of pneumonia at james
observation-disclosures cove chapter -.
a. H., viii meet in the ladies room here
tuesday. September t2.-iirnost Nunrh-
man moved from the Pascom farm
to Shorcham last week His place
VIII be taken by John Worthington.--
J. j. Vail ran mp from Boston with
his car last week for his son John.
who has been at the farm for some
weeks
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EERGENNES.


ne Kew and Mrs George Pomfre
ana chiior'n' who spent August at one
OF the Seal cottages at Fort Cassin.
nave returned IN West Derhy.-Mr. and
Mrs Nathan Roberts. daughters. tho
Misses Mary and Margaret. and Harry
Gran OF New York, on their annual
VISIT here, arc guests of the Stevens
1ouse'-MlsS Lucy Harrington of Rut-
land spent Sunday with her brother, cx-
Mayor John A. Misunderstanding
brought "a cents per dozen in the
wholesale market here Saturday.--Miss
Efiie Stewart is in Burlington for few
days'-The concert given by Senior
Barajas Friday evening under the aus
plces or the BiXby Memorial Free Ii
prary was largely attended.-W c.
foote has returned from weeks bust
ness Trip TO New York and Boston,
Mrs Anna B. Cole has returned 10
Toronto ONT" alter an extended visit
at her cousins Harvey F. Beach.-Mrs.
X. - foodrldge is i'll with tonsilitis.-
Mrs. Anna ;. Allen has returned from
tho University OF Vermont. whore she
succeeded in passing the teachers
cr'dlt course under Miss Baker, Mrs.
King and Miss A. NJ. Coffin, supervisor
university course under w. S. Monroe
A i" professor OF psychology and
pedagogy New Jersey.
a, j. Beaudette won blue ribbon on
a pcrchcron four-year-old at the Addi-
son county fair last week and the ami
NAL was pronounced by the Judges one
Of the best in the State. Mr. Beau
dctte also won ribbons on three mares
and colts, and on two-year-old mare
got blue ribbon
Emerson Little, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Little of Norgcnnes. and Miss
Kathleen McCabe. daughter of Mr.. and
Mfs. Z. +. McCabe of North Fcrrisburg.
were married by the Rev. l.. A. Vozina
Monday morning at s.. reter's
Church Wilbur Little. a brother of
the groom, acted as bostman and Miss
Ella Little. sister of the groom. was
bridesmaid After tho ceremony n we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home
of the Eroom's Parents. relatives and
a few intimate friends being present.
The couple left on the morning train
for weeks trip to New Hampshire.
where they will spend their honeymoon
with relatives. MIR and Mrs. Little
were accompanied as far as Rutland
| by the beStman and bridesmaid. The
bride graduated in June from the YER
gennes high school. The groom is en-
ployed in the store of G. Ralli and on
their return viii reside hcro.-The de-
| ficiency examination for entrance 10
the Vergennes high school. which was
to have been held before PRINCIPAL J.
G. Walker. was postponed until Sep
tomber 15-Mr,. James Martin, who
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. T.. Nattaw. for two months
has returned to Atlantic City, n. J.
Clarence G. Beach is spending a week.
vacation in Albany y. Y.-Miss Grac,
Billiard has resigned her position a,
pianist at tho Pictorium and Mrs II. c
Ingham has been engaged to take he
place,-Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Yatta1
and four children of Mechanicsvillo
n. Y. are visiting his brother. +. T.
Yattaw.-Miss Dorothy Barrows, WIFI
has been spending the summer will
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. bus
tin NJ. Barrows. has returned to 70
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JERICHO.
sunday

st the business meeting of tn
tist society the following officer
elected: Trustee for three
Wilson r. Curtis, clerk,
William jackson, collector and t
er, Warren G. Buxton; auditor
r. Curtis; finance committee,
Buzzell. Mrs. Nellie Goodwin an
George Foster; literary committj
Rev. |. Z. Usher, Mrs. Walter Pc
and Mrs. Max BuAzell, orSanist
Florence Buxton; assistant On
Mrs. Helen Whitney; musical III
Mrs. Max Ruzzell; ushcrs, Miss !
Buxton end Miss Iva Prttin-i!l;
intendent Of Sunday = h1ol. VIII
Curtis: assistant superintendent,
Rood:sccrc,ary and treasurer
Madgc l.. Rood.-Mrs Thomas
and daughter. May, visited at It'd
If Mrs Margaret Carroll re-en|
Fssex Junction.-Frank rcrciVa,
been a business visitor in 81. Add
past few days-Mrs. Emma cool
has been seriously i'll Of pneumo
hetter.-Mr. and Mrs prentiss, wild
been visiting at the homo Of NJ
Mrs. Louis Paradoe the past few
have returned to WatertOVn, :
Ivan White Of Burlington was M
Sunday visitor Al the home Of h
ents, Mr. ard Mrs Georse "
Mr. and Mrs Albert c. Williams
Adams are visiting in town Mrs
Wiley Of New York city was a
Thursday and Friday at the home
uncle, Lorenzo Kice.-Mr. and Mrs
Rhill and Madam Rhiu of Nat'
Conn. have been visiting n the
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Chesmor
and Mrs. Peter Finn and son
We're over-Sunday visitors in buI!
-Nirsil Pollard of burlington was
home of his parents. Nj and
William Pollard, Sunday Miss
McMshon OF Richmond is visiting
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George "
Or. =. f. insolvency # Burlingt'
at the home of pr and Mrs.
Hulburd sunday.--N News has Jus
received here Of the birth of
( August % to NJ. and Mrs James
of Brigham Hill. They We're 10
Of this place.--Carl nay and Hira
Of New York We're over-SundaN
/ at the home of Mrs Buel paN-N
Mrs, Herbert Hutchinson are o'
at Grand Isle for a few days wi
and Mrs. Carl Goodwin Of Ruriin
Miss Mildred Buxton and hrother
ton, were sunday visitors ~ the
Of Mr.. and Mrs phillip Tonll,n
Brigham Hill-A new dam, bull
and fume are neing nut ia Il
Chittenden mills. Orvis Nich'
Essex Junction and George Cost
this town are I'm charge of tho
Miss Charlotte Sinclair of Enosbur
has been spending Ter vacation W
narents. Mr.. and Mrs Hammor
clair.-E. J.. Howard and son, rea'
dealers Of Essex Junction, have $
Harvoy farm in Essex 10 Charles
ard and wife, who took pos
September /, also for MI am
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commission Thursday and approved of
the location in the park selected by
the commission for the placing Of the
memorial monument COMMUNICATING
the building of the fleet here by Com
modore Macdonough in 1911 l. COLI
oncl Taylor snid that the contract Tor
the building of the monument would
be given soon and that if possible at
the suggestion Of the commission Yer
mont granite would he used instead OF
Maine granite as at first contemplated.
After the conference the party were
taken by Judge Frank l.. Fish in his
launch down tho river and across the
lake to Wcstport, y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Barrows gave
a farewell party to their granddaugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Barrows. who has
been spending the summer with them.
on the eve of her return to hcr home in
Rochester, \. Y. About % were pres
ont and there were dancing and refresh
ments. Doctors Frank NJ Rogers and
G. II. Colo. Alderman A. w. Norton and
H. W. Day have returned from trip
to Toronto, ont. where they attended
the Toronto exhibition. They report
that tho attendance one day there was
+. Garno of Revere,
Mass. s visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mra. John Garro.-Jamcs Ryan who
has been spending tho summer in Cas-
Teton. has returned to the homo of his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
HudSon.-Nr. and Mrs. s. Harry Bur
roughs, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T.. Booth,
M. and Mrs. Herbert Booth and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Booth have returned
from Dun bury. where thcV sncnt Sun
day night on Camofs Hump.
Elijah Graves. n well known citizen
and tho oldest man in the town Of
Ferrisburg, died Tuesday night at his
home from general breaking up. aged
95 years. lie was born and had always
lived in Ferrishurg and was farmer
by occupation. tie was member OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church of
ferrisburg. He is survived by three
daughters. Mrs Harvey Newton of
Panton and the Misses clara ana LII
liam Of Ferrisburg The funeral Will
he hcld Friday afternoon at one o'clock
at the house.
The children of North Ferrishurg
Will give an entertainment Friday eve
ming at the town hall for the benefit
of the Robinson Free library. Violin
ana pt1no music Will be furnished by
the boys of the town and Allen Newton
of Boston.-Charlos Lyman kimban
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Kimball of
ForrlsburE. and Miss Helen Katherine
daughter of Mrs. l.. T.. Moriarty OF
Castloton. Wero married Tuesday eve
ming by the Rev. J. Hall Long at the
home of the groom's parents in the
presence of intimate friends. Miss
a If a