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SWANTON.

Superintendent John Miles, in charge OF
the government fish hatchery here, is clos
ing up the plant for the season. The fish
pens on the fishing grounds down the
river and field station at Sandy point
are being secured for the winter. The
fleet of boats will go into the big boat
house in a few days. The season has been
the best ever, the hatch of pike-perch fry
being satisfactory.-The Methodist Church
was crowded Sunday evening to hear The
Rev. +. A. Woodwork deliver tho bac-
calaureate sermon TO the high school
graduation class. The church was at
tractively decorated and a male quartette
furnished special singing-Mrs Cole
grove, who has been the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Donald Tobin, for 10 days,
returned to her home in New London.
Conn, MondaY.-Deputy Collector Garvin
is taking a vacation of five days. j. y.
Debarge ard family are occupying their
summer cottage on the Missisquoi river -
A. G. Webster has returned from a bust.
ness trip to Canada.-Mrs. Mary Sawyer
mother of b. G Sawyer, % years Old who
has been i'll for several weeks. is in a crit
| ical condition.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of Daniel Ash, who died
Thursday morning in his SSth year. was
held Saturday morning at Our Lady of
Mount Carmel Church. The Rev Father
Henry oftiCiatcd. and burial was in the
Catholic cemetery. He was born in 81.
Marie, Can, October u, 1925 He leaves
his wife, by a third marriage, and ninn
children who are: Mrs. Aurilla Paro of
Lebanon, y. H., Mrs Mary Bump Of
Pennsylvania. Mrs. Henry Thorp and
Mrs. George Woolner of Charlotte, Mrs.
Joseph Como of Burlington, Mrs. John
Jerome of Panton, Mrs. Charles Drink
wine of Willshoro, \. Y, Daniel of
Middlesex and Wallace of Nergennes.--
Many from the local church are attend
ing the Baptist meetings which opened
Monday evening in Nergennes and will
continue through the Week.-Mrs.. Leon
l'rindale is visiting her sister, Mrs. @.
NJ, HaZard-Dr and Mrs Narney re-
turned Friday from visiting their daugh-
ter Mrs, +. A. Rich. in Burlington.-AfsS
Edith Steady, who has spent "A year In
| Athol, Mass, with her sister. Mrs. Mil
! lard I1stey, returned home Thursday
| Mrs. Phyllis Strong of Fitchburg, Mass 5,
is the guest of Mrs. Burt Carpenter Mt
the village and others here.--Mrs Will
/ liam Steady, who has been spending n
. week with her grandmother. Mrs.
| Timothy Stebhins. who has been i'll, has
returned home.-A flag pole has been
| erected en- the school house green at the
! village and was used for the first time
| on the morning of Memorial day. An
/ other pole has recently been erected at
! school house No, l2.-Childrens day will
he observed at the Baptist Church next
Sunday morning.-Rehearsals for the
Children's day service will be held ar
the Baptist Church Saturday. June 10
! School No. II closed Friday for the sum-
mer vacation The pupils with their
teacher, Miss Noonan, spent the day AT
Mount Phlo.-Henry Putnam of East
/ Lansing, Mich, formerly of Charlotte,
has gone TO Springfield. where he has a
! government position in the forestry serv-
ice.-E, II. Converse who has spent the
winter and spring In Washington, D. c..
left June ! for home. He will stop al
! Atlantic City "A short time and in New
York and visit friends on the Hudson
river en- route for Charlottesville and
! Mrs. Sidney Winters of South Ruring-
ton spent a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs Walter Parker, Mrs Winters
parents.
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WlLLISTON.

There will be a Sunday school social
on the Methodist Church lawn Saturday
night. Strawberry shortcake and ice
cream will he served. and an entertain
ment given in the vestry of the church,
Mrs. Henry Hart went to Burlington Sat
urday to see her brother. Robert Osborne
who had a second shock and is very ILL
Ny ard Mrs. Larken from Lowell. Mass.
were guests of Mrs. Sadie Krans three
days last week--The schools in town close
this week Friday for the summer vaca 4.
tion.-Mrs. Henry Brothers. who has been
i'll. is recovering Mrs. Adelaide Talcott
and her brother. Sanford Warren, were
guests of Mrs. George Wheeler last week
in Essex Juncton.-Elmer Taft has sold
his farm at Taft's corners to Arthur
johnson. giving possession Immediately.
Mr.. Taft is moving his family to Essex
Junction for the present.--The Ladies'
Aid met with Miss Hiram Isham Wednes-
day afternoon. Webster Lockwood, who
spent the fall and winter with his sister
In Los Angeles. Cal, has returned, taking
up his old quarters at Miss Jennie Bur
nptt'c
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Robecca Wright gave an in
structive talk on Library Work in
Vermont last Thursday night and
spoke favorably of the town library
work here.-Schools closed Friday, the
high and grammar village grades go
ing for "A picnic to Thompson's Point
and the Falls school held their an
nual picnic in an adjoining grove
Miss Margaret Weeks of Rutland was
an over-Sunday guest of Miss Helen
Sanders.-Mrs. Richard Colishaw has
returned from a two weeks trip to
New York and Philadelpha.-H. G,
Hartin gave some interesting and in
structive lantern slide pictures Friday
evening on the school lawn, which
We're well patronized. The pictures en-
braced scenes of the petritied forests
in Arizona. California scenery. and
"Evangcline" was also illustrated
Quite a number of Masons went Fri
day night to IIincsburg to attend the
Masonic meeting held in that place,
A very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday morning at St Catherine 5
Church when Patrick II. Collins and
Nellie j. Crowley We're united in mar
rage by the Rev. Thomas Henry, who
vas assisted by Harold Gleason and
Joseph Mccarthy AS altar boys. The
bridesmaid was Miss Agnes Crowley
sister of the bride. and the groom was
attended by Arthur Mccarthy of Bur
lington. The ushers were Garrett anc
Paul Crowley. During the mass Sc
lections were rendered by Mrs. James
Dover and william Hale of Burling
ton large gathering OF relatives
and friends We're present Mr.. anc
Mrs, Collins left by auto immediatelS
after the ceremony for II wedding triI
through the White Mountains. They
, viii reside on the farm owned by Mr.
Collins
The Sheiburne Falls ProgressiV,
club will hold an ice cream and straw
, berry festival at the Woodmen's hal
lawn from six until eight o'clock Fri
day evening. The festival will be fol
lowed by dancing,
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slos he kept so head Of cattle and
team and sold about 800 worth of hay
The Rev. and Mrs w. l.. Greenief Of
Mr. Greenlicf besides preaching in the
Baptist Church, has an apiary of about
100 swarms of bees from which he sold
last season $500 worth of honcY.-Profcs-
sor Roberts with his family and his noted
trick dog, Colonel" are at DR.. Hunts
for the summer.
The graduating exercises of the gram
mar school will be held at the town hall
this evening The graduating exer.
ciscs of the high school will he held at
the town han Friday evening he pu-
pills of the grammar school held an ico-
cream festival on the lawn of the Con-
gregational vcstrY Tuesday. ana
Mrs. Harrison owen are the parents of n
son.--Mr. and Mrs. W. e. Andrews and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leonard are at
Thompsons Point for few days
The Itcv. II. A. Kemp and family are
located at the Baptist parsonage ana
Mr. Kemp preached at the Baptist
, Church Sunday-Mrs. Christman and
son, Robert. of Fort Ethan Allen are
here to spend few weeks with her
.
enway. Mr. Christman is now located
/ at Plattsburgh.
High school commencement will be held
Friday evening in the town hail with the
following programs: Music, by Magner's
orchestra, essay. with sautatory address,,
"A Grain of Wheat; Nadine Arabcle
! Hinsdale; Grafton, THE Value of School
| Athletics" Scott William Brothers essay,
know Thy Country, Marie Louise Bis
sonette; Grafton Forest Preservation in
the u. S." Charles Bernard Goodrich /;
essar with vaedictory address. THE APP
| probation of Shakespeare" Florence Dull
/ cena Dow; address, DIR. G.. II. Perkins,
dean Of the University of Vermont; pre-
/ sentation of diplOmas.--At the town meet .
ing To- he held at 1890 n. m June II n
large attendance is very desirable. The
question at issue Is to see II the town will
vote to maintain n senior high school. Ev-
cry woman in town 81 years of age has
| a right to he present and vote.
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FAIRFAX.

Frank Lock of New London, Conn. is
visiting friends in town after an alb
sence Of II years.-Mrs. John Allen wont
to the Fanny Allen hospital Winooski
for an operation Saturday.-Mrs Fred
Daniels Of Grand Isle, formerly of this
place is the guest of Mrs W. II. King
for a few days before going to her new
home in Richmond, y. Mrs. Maurice
Irish and two daughters Of Westford
returned home Sunday after passing
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Buter-The Methodist choir eX-
poet to give a concert in Georgia Fri
day evening June Q. for the benefit Of
the Epworth League Of that place
Prin. and Mrs. s. q. Johndroe and
daughter We're in burlington Saturday
A cream white Phehe attracted some
attention Sunday afternoon near the
home of r. a Southland. It is a young
bird. and quite tame. There is not
dark feather on it.-Childerns Day will
be observed in the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning by exercises by
the children.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

The board of civil authority. at n meet.
ing held to act upon appeals from the
city listers appraisals, voted to reduc,
the appraisal Of the Foundry Motor Car
& Manufacturing company $1,000, making
its entire list s2i 900. The board voted to
sustain the appraisal of $l,5oo on tho
Catherine Foster property on Lake
street.
Thomas Kehoe Of Bakersfield, aged e.
years, died at the hospitG. Wednesday
May 81 at 1880 O'Clock of arterio-sclero sis.
Mr.. Kehoe was born I'm Bakersfield, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. John kehoe. He Is sur
vived by one brother stephen kehoe, and
four sisters, Mrs. John w. clark "i
Albany, y. y. Mrs. J. w. Brennan al
Worcester. Mass, and Misses Kate and
May Kchoc of Burlington. The funera
was held at st. Mary's Church Sat
urday morning at nine O'Clock, the Rev
-, ]. O'Sulllvan officiating, and the buria
| took place in bakersfield
| News has been received of the birth o.
n son TO DR.. md Mrs George II. kneel
Of Derby, Conn, May 3d. Mrs, kneen
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FRANKLIN.

St. Johns day will be observed Sunday
by union service in the Methodist
Church. The Rev. NJ. A. Turner Will
preach the sermon.--The Misses Glee and
Grace Wood of Barre are visiting in
town.-The reception given by the iunio'
class to the seniors Tuesday evening was
n pleasant affair and closed with prom
enade. Music was furnished by RENDER
brothers and sister, Miss Etta.-Miss Ruth
Hopkins and Mrs Arvilla Martin started
for the West Saturday afternoon, Miss
Hopkins going to Grass Range, Mont,
and Mrs. Martin to Mankato, Minn.-Thc
pupils of the grades will give an enter
tainment Thursday evening and the SEN
Tor class will have their graduating en-
ercises Friday evening All who are in
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Edwin Il. Moody of Waterbury and
Sarah j. Luce of n. Duxbury We're mar.
red at the Methodist parsonage Thurs
day morning.
The Fortnighty club closed an inter
esting and successful year Friday with
its annual meeting and n banquet at Lin
coin Inn. About 40 members and guests
enjoyed the well arranged and well served
! luncheon. At the close Of the luncheon
the reports of the officers were heard ana
officers were elected as follows: Presi-
| dent, Mrs. David Marvin; vcepresdent
Mrs. ID. NJ. johnson; treasurer, Mrs
! Charles Mcbride; recording secretary,
/ Mrs. G. e Gale: corresponding secretary
! Mrs. f. W. Baldwin. The program com
mittee consists OF chairman, Mrs. A. A.
| Beeman, Mrs c. II. Hunt, Mrs G. T..
Gale and Mrs. II. w. Putnam
son was born to the Rev. and Mrs
E. o. Foster Sunday.
The graduation week exercises will
begin next Tuesday night when the jun
! Tor class play, "Silas Mariner" which
was Grammatical by the class will be
presented at the parish house. Wednes-
be held on the school park beginning
at two o'clock. Thursday night the
graduation exercises will take place in
assembly hall at eight o'clock. Friday
afternoon the high school will play the
alumni. Friday evening reception to
the graduating class by the alumni will
be held in the parish house. beginning
at eight o'clock
Mrs A. b. Rugg entertained about q
young ladies Monday evening, when a
miscellaneous shower was given to Miss
Amy Wheeler and Miss Alice Stanley.
A pleasant evening was spent, Mrs,
Rugg being a charming hostess. Miss
May Wright gave an entertaining read
| ing. The two young ladies received
many handsome gifts.
The Crew Levick company of Phlla-
delphia are to establish n distributing
station here for the distributing of
kerosene and gasolene, Cement piers
on which to place the tanks are now
being made and it is expected an office
and warehouse will be built.
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HINESBURG.

There will be a town meeting June II
to consider school matters, and all inter
ested in good schools, both men and wom-
en-, are urged to attend.-This year Is tho
10Th anniversary Of the Hnesburg Cornet
band and in honor of the event it is pro-
posed to hold a celebration ut Lake
Iroquois on July l.--Mrs. Herbert Irish
has bought the Castle place, sunday
morning the Rev. \. II. Edic preache
a memorial sermon for Pine Knot Camp
of Modern Woodmen in the Methodist
Church.-Sunday evening the Rev. +. w,
Hemenway gave the baccalaureate adj
dress before the graduating class Of the
high school in the congregational Churcn
Hope Circle of the Kings Daughters
will meet at Mrs. Ma hall Tilley's resi-
denCe Saturday at two O'clock,-Thursday
evening the grammar school will have
graduation exercises in the town hall
with an address by the Rev. a. II, Eide
Friday evening the high school commcnc2 p
ment will be held in the same place
G. w. Bostwick has Go acres in his farm,
90 In meadow and 30 in pasture. With his
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RICHFORD.

The magnificent statue of the Sacred
Heart donated to the parish of Al, Saints
by Thomas Haughey was blessed and
dedicated Friday night by the Very Rev,
j. f.. ellis of 81. Marys Cathedral of
burlington who also preached an eloquent
sermon. The services We're attended by
turned Saturday morning to Burlington
after being the guest of Father Joseph
Lavgne Of All Saints parish during mis-
stay here,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Bean celebrated
their Both Wedding anniversary at their
home, about one and one-half miles from
this village. on Sunday. Frank Bean and
Miss Matilda Pencil We're marrIet in st.
Adams, June I, 1856. by the Rev. Father
Drouin. Mr. Bean was Is years of age
last January and Mrs Bean was 20 years
of age last December. Both are in excel
lent health. They are parents of l. chill
dren. Five died while young The names
of those living are: Mrs. Lucy Centehar
OF Albany, Frank Bean of Richford. Dan
lei Bean of Hartford, Conn, David Bean
of Richford, Mrs. Addie Phaneuf of Rich
ford, George Bean of Newport, and
Bean moved to this place from St. Adams
~ years ago and have always resided
here, About l25 friends called during the
day to congratulate them. The Rev. Jo-
seph Lavigne, pastor of All Saints Cath
Ollie Church. of which Mr., and Mrs Bean
| are members. presented Mr. Bean with n
beautiful prayer book and Mrs. Bean with
a gold mounted rosary Mitchell Boss of
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BAKERSFIELD.

The ball game played between Bel
lows Free Academy and Brigham Acad-
envy last Tuesday resulted in vic
tory for brigham Academy, the score
being to 1.-The body of Thomas Ke-
hoe was brought from st. Adams to
this place for burial Saturday. The
Rev. y. O. II. Dorion officiated at the
grave.-Miss V. Liberty spent a few
days last week with relatives in Rich
ford.-Mr and Mrs Hurd Monta que
and children Of Jericho. and Mrs Car
RTE jackson of Undcrhill visited at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. b. O. Tillotson
Sunday.--Mrs j. |. Dezotell, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. r. Carcette has returned to her
home in Manchester, y. H.
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GEORGIA..

The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid
society of the Methodist Chruch will be
held at the home of Mrs. Henley New
ton. Thursday afternoon.-The members
of the Methodist Church choir of Fairfax
will give musical entertainment at the
town hall Friday evening under the
AUSPICES of the Epworth League.-The
Ladies' Aid of the congregational
Church will have an ice-cream social ana
lawn party at the home OF Mrs. r. =.
Wood Wednesday evening June 21-Alrs.
Martha Darling returned to Essex juno
ton Wednesday after visiting Mrs T.
l. Nye-Mrs. Frank Knight of Water
bury was a Sunday guest at the home or
Mrs. Ellen X. Eallard.-Mrs Bertha
Smith Is ill-ALs. William OWN is ill
Miss Grace Brooks Will preach at the
Baptist Church next Sunday-Mrs Julian
Ballard was called to Boston TUESDAY
by the serious illness of her father.
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RICHMOND.

The Aid Circle of the Kings Daughters
VIII hold food sale Saturday afternoon
at T. Henley Sons market-Mrs.
Anna O'Brien of Burlington was the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Henley over sun
day-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson o,
Starksboro We're guests of Mi and Mrs.
J. W. Berry Sunday.-Mrs Robert Riggs
Is confined to the house by Illness
Thirty couples attended the dance in
the new Fish garage Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rocheleau of Burling-
ton We're the guests of Mr. and Mrs
T.. l.. Freeman over Sunday The Rev
and Mrs. c. g. St. Glare Of Port Henry
n. Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Richardson.--Mrs Elizabeth GerC
OF Jericho and daughter, Lenora, Of
Barre We're the guests of relatives IL
town over Sunday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Bluebird camp opened Tuesday with
four boys, George johnson. Ralph Sew
ard. Daniel Bradley of New York, and
Peter Read of Worcester, Mass Miss
Ruth Anderson of Franklin and Miss
Ruth Kimbal and Helen Seeley OF New
York are helpers at the camp.-trnest
Jacobs has moved his family in the tene-
ment recently vacated by Ernest Deans
family.-Thc Rev. and Mrs c. j. Peter
son attended tire convention Of the Con
gregational Churches of Franklin and
Grand Isle counties held in Swanton this
week-Miss Hattie Cassidy is at home
from New York for months vacation
Miss Mary T. Anderson, who has been
in New York the past month. returnc
hnnle .Ilina
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FLETCHER.

Carl Como was given a surprise party
Wednesday evening, 1t being the list an
niversary of his birth.-,Mrs Eleazor Tay-
lor, who recently returned from the hos
pital, is in poor health-Miss Rhoda Green
spent the week -end at her home in Bak-
ersfield Fishing at Ialf-Moon pond is
reported as very good large quantities
are taken from there each day,-Cau
Como has gone to burlington. where he
has employment
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. r. D. Falby entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday.-M Mel.
son Bashaw and Mrs. William Weston
are i'll with meases.-The local band rea-
lzed s23 from the recent enterta inment
given by the Henry famly.-The Rev.
and Mrs. II. I. Kemp We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. SpraGue the last of the
week enroute from North Troy TO their
new pastorate in Hinesburg, The Rev
w. A. Dawson will occupy the pulpit here
Sunday afternoon
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terested in the school are urged to At
tend these exercises.-Thcre was good
attendance Sunday at the baccalaureate
service by the Rev f. w Day. The
senior class consists of Miss Ruby Wood
ward, Arthur Mullen and Seth Hubbard.
DR. Henion. who has been confined to
the house with cold, Is out again.-Miss
Margaret Hopkins and Miss Gibbs Of
New York arc in town to spend the sum
mer with Miss Hopkins parents, Mr. and
NIrs L. Innkine
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The progressive agricultural meeting at
Mr.. Aldrichs Friday night was well at
tended, about 20 being present.-Charles
Casey moved Monday to the farm in
Hineshurg, which he recently purchased.
Clifford and Stuart Tilley are i'll with
measies-.Mrs. William Deforge returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital Satur-
day.-Mrs +. V. Prior of Williston is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs Walter Yantz
for few days.-Mrs. l.. NJ. Ravlin, who
has been seriously Ill, is recovering
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WESTFORD.

"Christmas at Skeeter Corners" will be
given by the village schools Friday eve
ming at the town hall. The proceeds will
be used for books.--Gcorge Brown Of
South Lancaster. Mass, is visiting t
John Allen's.-The last meeting of the
Fortnightly club for this season which
was to have been held with Mrs Stuart
June 8, is postponed until June Is
Miss Winnie Hall of St. Albans
visited her uncle, L. G. Hall,
Saturday Mrs. Marietta Richmond is
seriously ill.-Mrs. Chitchafc of Montreal
Is visiting Mrs G. +. Stearns
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Devino Saturday Doris Miles and
adelaide Teachout Of Essex Junction We're
the guests of Miss Mles's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Miles, over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Phillips and children AMI
NV. A. Gorton were in Montpelier Sunday.
There will be exercises by the children
at the church Sunday evening followed by
an address by DIR, Davidson.-Mrs. A. b.
Small returned to her home in Burlins-
ton Wednesday after visiting her SON.
Fay. the past week
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. A. f. Crandall returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital Monday.-Miss Zoe
Palmer has taken Mrs. Sanborn's place in
the Bolton school on the south side Of the
river,-School was closed Wednesday aft
ernoon to allow the teachers and pupils to
attend the Shakespearan pageant given
by the grades Of the Richmond school.
School closes this week Friday.-Several
from here attended the haccalaureate SER
mon al Richmond Sunday evening.-The
members of the graduating class from
this end of the town are the Misses Lo-
vna Miller and Katherine McGarghan.-
The Lend Hand will meet with Mrs. c.
&. Euller next week.
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WEST MILTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Snow,
whose body was brought from Essex juno
ton, where she had lived the past few
years with her daughter. Mrs Minot
Smith, was held in the church here Fri
day. She had spent her life here and
her funeral was attended by many friends.
John Fresh was at Albert Fresns Sun
day-Mrs William Gonyeau is visiting her
sister in Readsboro
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

This place was visited by severe thun-
der storms Monday. Iiailstones an inch
in diameter fell in some places; the roads
were badly washed, and newly planted
gardens suffered severely. The house of
Matthew Casey was struck by lightning
fire did not ensue, but the interior got n
general ripping up.-John DonnellY is the
owner of pair of twin colts foaled ono
day last week They are perfectly match
ed and are said by those who have seen
them to be equine beauties.