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1918. He is in the hardware and cloth
ing business with his father.
The Chidren's day exercises I'm the
churches Sunday were well carried out.
new and pleasing feature at the Con-
gregational Church was the graduating
OF members of the cradle roll into the
primary department. Those who received
diplomas for this step were Fred Elton
Steel, Royal Byron Edwards, Raymond
T. Davis. Carroll Francis Clair Robert
Currier Stanley, Barbara May Chase,
Stanley Edwards Mansfield, Breta
Atkins. Gordon Cady Woods, Marion o.
Scott, Luigia button, William Cooley
Green-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Maloney
and children OF Montpelier were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Dillon over Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon entertained a
family party Of 20 on Sunday Among
| those who have gone as privates in the
| V. n. G. are John Hammel Benjamin
flannel and William Daley. Mckinley
| Crossett has enlisted with the First
| Cavalry brother OF his, Walter
Crossett. who has been away from home
nine years. and until recently sta'l)ned
ct Calexico, Cal, is supposed to be In
| Mexico with the troops. Mr. and Mrs.
| W. J. LeBaron were at tho fort Sunday
and again with their daughter, Miss
| Kathleen, on Monday to see their son,
Roy. who left with the troops Tues
day.-The Rev. W. l.. Boicourt, clyde
| Morse G. c. Graves, Miss Eta Graves
and William Parks were in Cabot Tues
day attending the county conference OF
| Conversational Churches.
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WESTFIELD.

The Rev. NJ. W. Farman started for
Middlebury Monday, where he is to
lecture before the Grange Wednesday
evening.-H. S. Gray went to Colebrook,
n. H., Monday for his sons family
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana s. Gilpin and
daughter Of Brattleboro spent the week
end with his father, Judge Gilpin.-The
Congregational society are planning to
lay a. concrete sidewalk from the church
to the road and all along the frontage.
Mrs. r. A. lIulburd accompanied by
her sister Mrs. Edward Buckle of Bur
lington, visited her daughter, Mrs. r.
c. F'lagg. last week and mrs. Flagg and
son returned with them Saturday for
a few days stay. DR.. Flagg goes to Bur-
lington July for six days stay at the
health officers school.--Miton Bell
goes to the White Mountains July 3 to
work for the summer-Miss Mildred
Bell went to Eden Friday for a short
stay with friends.-Several won't to
Lowell Sunday to the Masonic meeting.
The village schools close this week.
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BENSON.

John A. Logan Post, No. S., Of Orwell
has been invited to go to Ticonderoga July
by the Alfred Weed Post. No. 252. WILL
liam Doe is the commander of the John
a. Logan Post.-AIr. and Mrs Lewis Col
Inns and little son of Albany are visiting
at Joseph Wells's.-Miss Hazel Plue was
graduated Tuesday at the schenectady
high school. Her class numbers over
GOETHE condition of Mrs. Jasper r.
Root, who IS in the Rutland City hospital
Is favorable. john \. Briggs, who has
been I'll at his farm on the turnpike, went
to his home in Ticonderoga Tuesday. --Ly-
man Coleman of CASTLE, y. y, and
Schuyler Coleman of New Orleans, La,
visited at A. j. Dicknson's last Friday
and Saturday. They are relatives of Mr..
Dckinson.-Mrs Howard p. Mcdonald
returned to Saranac Lake, y. V, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs, John c. Barber of Horton
vile were in the village Tuesday and
called on friends.
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u. s. SOLDIER KILLED
IN ENGAGEMENT

Washington. June 2S.-One Americani
soldier was killed and another wound.
ed in an engagement reported to-day
by Rear Admiral Caperton between
United States marines and Santo Do-}
mingo rebels. The rebel losses were
not given. The name of the marine
killed was given as Private John Acri.
ment of the eth company. Albert'
Vieldaum of Aberdeen. Wash, a prir'
vate of the 27th. was wounded.
Admiral Caperton's report said tho
engagement was fought yesterday
morning. The rebels were found in
force entrenched in a strong natural,
position in two lines Of trenches about
16 miles from Monte Cristi. They were'
dislodged by assault after an artillery
FIRE.
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REJECTED MEMBER
Of co. G B0UNDT0
GO TO THE BORDER
Discovered Slowed Away on
Troop Train-Departing Yer.
monters Cheered along
Route to Texas.

Second Section Vermont National
Guard Train. June 2s.-The men of the
Second Battalion of the First Regiment
of Infantry, Vermont National Guard,
composed OF z. F. G and H companies,
are as yet unaffected by the tedious
ness of the journey. Their spirits are
still Of the best and they greeted the
crowds which met them at all the YER
mont stations, with songs and cheers.
The .Vermonters all along the way
showed a most patriotic spirit and In
spite of the drenching rain. royal well
comes were given the troops at Mont
pelier and Bellows Falls, the home sta
tions of II and q companies, where
each member Of these companies re-
ceived individual packages OF tobacco
and eatables. A purse Of $500 was given
to Captain Harold H. Cady at Bellows
Falls for a company fund. The en-
thusiasm which the >oople showed can
best be demonstrated by the fact that
at Bellows Falls the playing of a large
brass band was completely drowned out
by the shouts Of the people. Randolph,
Bethel and Windsor also turned out
large crowds who took a good soaking
In order to shake hands with the men.
| An incident which is typical of the
| spirit of the men occurred early on the
trip. An officer. who was checking up
SUPPLIES in the baggage car, discovered
q stowaway hidden among the boxes.
The man proved to be a former MEM
Der of G company of Winooski, who
had been rejected at the physical ex-
animation, because of a weak heart.
He was taken before Major Tinker.
commander of the battalion and Cap
tain Stanley. commanding officer OF
G company and questioned as to why
he had tried to steal the ride. He
answered that he could not bear to see
his company go without him and that
he intended to enlist at Eagle Pass
with the hope that the examining
surgeon might be less severe and all
low him to pass the physical examina'
ton. The man was put Of fthe train
at Waterbury and his transportation
back TO Winooski given him. This II
a typical example Of the never say die
spirit which animates the entire regi'
ment.
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LOWELL.

There will be a Grange field day and
basket picnic at Barre's grove July 4. All
are invited. There will he ball games
and other sports appropriate for the oc-
casion.-Mr. and Mrs. Francis jacques
were in Cambridge Friday, their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Almon Clark. returning with
them and remaining until Monday.-W.
r. Brown of Lyndonvlle was in town last
week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Free
man Farman.-Doris and Fred Cello spent
last week in Bloomington with their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. New
ton.--Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Kelley went &c
Plymouth, y. H.. Monday for short visit
with relatives-Miss Leah Dette is a,
home from Ursulne Convent, Stan
stead, p. O., for the summer.-Mr. and
Mrs. Alcide Payette and family of Stul>e-
ly, p. O., we're the Weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Dolphis Dette-Mr. ant
Mrs Nelson Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Seymour and John Seymour of Sutton
spent a few days last week with relatives
here
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ness celebration at Rutland July 4. The
matter was left with committee TO re-
port at n later date.-Mrs. +. w. Briggs
went Tuesday to Youngstown, N. Y,
where she will remain a month with rel
atives.-The Brandon concert band will
give n concert in the park opposite the
Inn this evening, weather permitting
DIR. Ernest II. Buttles of Burlington is
visiting his mother. Mrs. II. S. Buttles,
for n few days.-Miss Lulu Cowen of
Brooklyn. n. y, is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cowen-The Con-
gregational Sunday school picnic, which
was to have been held Wednesday, was
postponed on account of the weather until
this morning.-Mrs Carrie Mcclellan went
Wednesday to Fair Haven to remain some
time with relativcs.-Mr. and Mrs. Nun
hail and granddaughter, Alice Benuke. of
West Mcdford, Mass. are summer guests
of Mrs w. G. BusheV.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.


Mrs. Carrie Breseau went Monday 10
Fair Haven to attend the funeral OF
Peter Hope, Mr. Hope was former
resident of BRANDON. j. ormsoee
Post. No. IL. G, A r., have accepted
an invitation TO be the guests OF ROD
erts Post OF Rutland July ana 70
take part IN the preparedness p"ruue'
which VIII De heio on that oay.-Miss
cora ia'oot went MonoaS 70 n''''o,
Ior re" uaSs'.Aioer' w. Du,eeS y,
nu''anu N'1IV-u n's pa MS WI NV
.'S' w. - ~ ''
ann. '"yu ,o' W.
ua w., ~,
80 49,, ruo,, Chs,a
D. yyo,o, 10 n, yohr waIoh -,
po1,,n.,, ,,is,,ad h,s ,,o,har hora o,,.,
u,udo,, rha d., n Eorr,s NV,
hos her .ct,ru rsctor 90 G. rbon,,s
church for .svera, months vii, leav,
FRIDAY for Nav York citv whsre h,
will have charge of a mission. Mrs
Ferris and daughters will remain n
St. Thomas rectory until September
when they will Join Mr.. Ferris.-Th,
annual picnic of the Congregationa
Sunday school was held Wednesda,
at Bresee's picnic grounds at LAX.
lDunmore.-Mrs John Horton ant
daughter arrived Sunday evening from
! Boston and will spend the summe
with Mrs. Horizons mother, Mrs, w. Ii
Flint
Lewis Bump has returned from tn
Mary Fletcher hospital. where h
has been undergoing treatment 70
several weeks-W. A. Atwell ha
leased the Conroy place on Seminar
hill of the graded school district an
will reside there this summer. Mrs
Atwell and two daughters arrived fror
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ROYALTON.

The Rev. Josiah Kidder, pastor Of the
Congregational Church here, has been
taking a vacation the last two weeks,
going to Hinesburg. Westford and
Enosburg. He returned Tuesday,
Arthur Hubbard and son, Vincent. 81
Boston came here last Saturday night
with the remains Of Mrs. Hubbard fot
burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery.-Ths
Rev. and Mrs G. N. Krook and his
son, Leland, with her two children,
George and Evelyn Davis, came Sunday
to visit her mother. Mrs. A. ]. Taylor.
Mrs. c. 3. Taggart and daughter.
Mrs. G.. II. Waterman, went Monday
to Bennington. n. H.. to visit Mrs.
Taggart's sister. Mrs. Nathan Whitney.
John Driscol and daughter, Jose
phine. are visiting william Toomey
and family.-Miss Beatrice JOY Of
Barre, with her brother. Raymond, are
visiting their sister. Mrs Z. A. Daniels.
Mrs. r. II. JOY of Richford and her
four daughters are visiting her sister.
Mrs. Fred Roundy.-The Rev. j. r.
Whitney preached at the Congrega-
tional Church the last two Sundays
during the absence Of the pastor.-Joel
Adams went to West Hartford last Sat-
urday to visit his son and daughter,
who reside there.--Miss Maude Rich
ards, head nurse at the Lynn, Mass,
hospital, who has been spending a sew
eral weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. IS. II. Richards. returns
this week to Lynn. Her mother will
accompany her for a visit to another
daughter residing there.-Theron L.
| Culver who has been teaching in
Groton, Mass. came home last week
| for the summer.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs, George
Blakely of Randolph Center was the
scene of a pretty wedding Saturday eve
ming. when their daughter, Bessie L., was
united in marriage to Arthur Jackson
Parker Of South Royalton. The home was
prettily decorated. The ceremony was
performed beneath an arch of evergreen
and snowballs. The best man was Vol
ney C. Farr and the matron of honor WAS
Mrs. Volney c. Farr, sister of the groom
The wedding march was played by Miss
Gladys Blakely. sister Of the bride. The
bride has been a successful teacher in
Randolph for FIVE years. The groom was
graduate OF the agricultural college al
Randolph Center, elias sof 1913. The
ceremony was followed by vocal music
and refreshments were served, after whcr
the couple left for Colchester and other
points After short wedding trip they
will reside at Windsor street, South Roy
| alton.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Bishop George Y. Bliss conducted
services at Grace Church last Sunday
and will make arrangement for serv-
ices at this church for the future
Mrs. Clara Sawyer and daughter. Mrs.
John Sabn Smith, of New York city
arrived here last Friday and opened
their summer cottage.-Prof. Il. A.
Partridge and family of Philadelphia
arrived here Saturday and at once took
up their residence in his fine cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hodges Of Denver
Colo. came a day or two earlier. Fred
Hodges. a brother of Mrs. Partridge
and the mother, Mrs. c. l.. Hodges are
with them.-Prin. Green has been on
an inspecting tour through the county
with County Agent Loveland. TO see
the results of some OF the agents
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MORETOWN.

Mrs F.. Marshall and two children of
Waitsfeld were in town Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Clair Ward and Miss Annie
Still were in Morrisville Sunday and
Mrs. Mary Ward returned home with
them.--Miss Whitney. who visited her
home in Cambridge the past few days.
returned to town Tuesday night.-Mrs.
Charles Pickett and Mrs. Vincent Bora
were in Waterbury Monday.-Several
from here attended the funeral of AL
bert Turner at Waterbury Tuesday,
George NJ. Ashley went to the White
mountains Monday. where he has EN-
ployment.-S. z. Atkins, Sidney Turner
and Edward Atkins were at Shelburne
pond fishing Saturday.
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ORDERED TO BE IGNORANT.

Miscellany has received letter from
the front for its readers. II gives on(
or two little stories OF actual incidenta
which have occurred in the writer's regi-
ment somewhere in France. All ranks.
as soon as they land in France, arg
urgently warned against answering
questions asked them by people whom
they don't know-even though the guess
toner is apparently British officer,
for enemy agents have been found In
the uniform of all ranks, A certain
conscientious young sub was In tha
front line the other day when majos
on the divisional staff came along and
began questioning the boy with view
to testing his alertness and efficiency.
What trench is this
II don't know. sir
what regiment is on your right?"
L don't know. sir"
How do your rations come up"
~ don't know. sir
We'll you don't seem 10 know much
young fellow, do you?'
Excuse me, sir but ! don't knoX
who you are. Manchester Guardian.
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FORESTDALE.

Hawley Churchill of Akron. Ohio. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
II. Churchill.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Flynn of Albany, n. Y, are guests at
J. 4. Murray s.-Miss Eula Douglass of
Burlington and Miss Elizab beth Crafts
of Rutland and S. a. OKell of New
York city were recent guests at l. w.
Horn's.-Ralph and Ray Mcintyre of
Warren are visiting friends here,-Mr.
and Mrs. Winfield Brooks and four
children of Hnsdale. N. H., are visit
ing at Frank Mcdonald s.-Miss Ruth
Avery has returned from Middlebury
College for the summer.-Mr. and Mrs
|. w. Horn and son, Welland, Miss
Elizabeth Crafts and s. A. O'Kell
motored to Burlington Saturday.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

L. w Haskell received the congra-
tulations Of his friends at his home, on
reaching his s0th birthday last Thurs
day There were 80 present. Mr. Has
kell, was born in St Johnsbury, but
has spent nearly all his life in this
town. He is the son of Daniel and
Betsey (Spaulding) Haskell, and mar
ried Julia Brigham of Concord 81 years
ago One son was born to them. A. l..
Haskell. lie was n successful farmer.
Brief remarks were made by Earl Bliss
and W. B. Goodsell, Mr.. Haskell, still
quite active In body and mind, related
many interesting accounts of his life
He served his country through the four
years of the Civil War, capturing two
guns out of the battery of General Lees
Headquarters. Refreshments were served
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Hazen Road Pomona Grange met
Saturday with Caspian Lake Grange
and after short business meeting ad-
journed to the dining room at the Con-
gregational Church. where tho ladies'
provided refreshments. In the after
noon nine candidates were given the
obligation OF the fifth degree and the
lecturer furnished an excellent pro-
gram. One hundred and fifteen mem
bers were present and during the lee
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ROCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Austin and chill
dren returned from Vergennes We'd
nesday-J. A, Cannon sold Stanley Ellis
~ acres of meadow land adjoinine his
farm.--Miss Eveline Eaton has finished
work at the postoffice and returned
homa--The Rev, NJ. S. O'Donnel OF
Randolph conducted Catholic services in
town last Sunday.-The Rev. o. b, Wells
was In South Royalton to attend a
preachers meeting Tuesday. e, n,
Edgerton is visiting at Hermon, \. Y.
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DERBY.

Mrs. f. f. Barnes is taking a two
weeks vacation. While away she will
visit her sisters and her invalid son at
Lowell Mass. He is in soldiers hos
pital there.-The Rev. Mr.. Davis preach
ed in the Congregational Church as a
candidate Sunday-Children's Day ex-
ercises were observed in the Methodist
Church Sunday evening.-Mrs Edgar
silver and family are expected here this
week for the summer.-The camp meet
ing at Berch Plain opened last week
for 10 days session.-Mrs. A. f.
Dagg has received news that her grand
son has been made corporal in Company
J., V. y. G., enroute to Eagle Pass
Texas
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WAITSFIELD.

Mrs. Inglis of Barre was the guest OF
Mrs. c. A. Royce the past week.-Sher-
man Somervile Of Norwich is visiting
relatives in town.-Durng the thunder
shower Tuesday afternoon the lightning
struck an elm tree near the telephone
office.-Miss Hazel Jeffords is enjoying
vacation from her duties in the tele-
phone office. Mrs Harold Josin is In
the office during her ahsence.-Misses
Blanche McAllister, Alice Smith and
Ethel Stokes were In Burlington Sun
day--A large crowd gathered in the I.
o. o. F. hall Friday evening to attend
the graduating exercises of the high
school. The following program was rem
dered; Music, orchestra; salutatory and
essay, Anna Turner; essay. SELF Edu-
cation" Pauline Neill; music class his
tory. r, James Moriarty essay,
patriotism" Jessica Joslin: vocal seec-
| ton. "Life's Lesson" Edna Royce:
essay, "Our Neighbors, the Birds, -
Richard Gaylord class prophecy. Della
Rich; music; essay, Educating the
Immigrants" Milo Miner; essay and
valedictory, Marian Jones; music.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
WAITSFIELD.

Every one interested in forming local
organization auxiliary to the Washington
County Farm Bureau association is in
vited to n meeting called for that purpose
at library hall Thursday evening, June
20. Mr.. Abbott, county agent, will be
present. also Mr. Rradlee, or his represen-
tative from Burlington.
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ELMORE.

Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Decell and F!orice
George spent Sunday in Craftsbury.--Mrs.
Anna Pease spent the week lend IN Nor
risville, the guest of Mrs, Ella Dutton.--
Arba West OF Hardwick visited at Will
liam Kaser's Monday.-Mr and Mrs.
Ernest Robinson and family Of Stowe Wis
tied at his brothers. Elmer Robinson,
Sunday.--Wiliam Lurvey of Cabot visit
ed his family over Sunday.-Miss Delta
Kaiser is visiting in Worcester,-Miss
Florice George OF Laconia. " H., Is visit
ing at Walter Decells.
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JOHNSON.

Joseph Fay, a veteran of the Civi
War, died June Is after many years o.
suffering with Bright's disease. He
was rs years old. He leaves wifi,
and 10 children. three girls and sever
boys. He has had Il home here for thu
last so years. and was respected by all
The Rev. F.. HaZen officiated. at thu
house. Burial was in Lamoille GENE
tery.-Mrs. Alvira Gilmore of Hyd,
PappS's
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WINDSOR COUNTY
PERKINSVILLE.

The marriage OF Gladys Celia Merrill,
daughter OF DIR. w. A, Merrill, and Burn
ham Bibens of Springfield, took place
June "a at the home of the bride, tho Rev.
G. A. Emery officiating. Flora Holway OF
Barnard was the bridesmaid and Kilburn
Bibens was the best man. The bride was
given awaX by her father The presents
were many and beautiful, After short
wedding trip, Mr., and Mrs. Bibens will be
at home to their friends in North Spring
held,
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BELVIERE CENTER.

Marjorie Maynard has returned to her
home after visiting her mother in Johnson
for a week.-Mr Chandler has returned
home after few days spent in Sutton,
r. c., where he attendcrd tho Advent
conference.-the Smith, father OF Mrs
Brock, died very suddenly Sunday morn
ing OF heart trouble. The funeral was
held in Richford, his old home-Mr and
Mrs L. NJ. Sanborn Of Richford were
called here last week Sunday by the
death of Mrs. Sanhorns father, Mr..
Smith-Mrs. Jennie Maurice of Water
vile is taking Mrs Brooks place as
teacher in the school on account of the
death Of Mr.. Smith,-Mr and Mrs. Phil
French and daughter, Helen, of Johnson.
called on Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Chapel!
lSunday-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sinclair
and son. and Wilma Gerard Of Platts-
burgh, are at home here for the summer.
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MONTPELIER.

Louis x. Narcotic died Friday morn
ing at Heaton hospital, where he was
taken early in the month for an opera
ton. He had been i'll for several months
and after the operation failed to rally
The deceased was painter by trade and
we'll known about the city, being a men,
Der Of the local Aerie of Eagles. He was
horn in Montpelier July 6. 1868. the son Of
Peter and Cordelia (Rivers) Narcotic and
resided here all of his life. He married
Ellen Counter who survives him with
one son. Louis Narcotic. one sister. Mrs.
Carrie Dancause of East Montpelier. a
nephew, Peter Narcotic. and a niece. Mrs.
George Megrath, also Of Montpelier. The
funeral was held Monday at
St. Aug,istines Church, with burial in the
Catholic cemetery.
Frank H. Tracy has been appointed re-
ceiver by Chancellor Fred NJ. Butler in
Washington county court to carry on the
Farr farm. the order having been issued
as the result of suit in chancery brought
by the Capital Savings Bank & Trust
company against Frank l.. and Della E
Farr. The orator claimed that the do
PENDANTS were not carrying on the farm
in the satisfactory manper and asked fol
the appointment Of a receiver. the orator
holding n mortgage on the property.
A letter has been received from
| B. J. Waterman OF Schenectady. N. Y.
a former newspaper reporter in thi:
city. stating that Guy Chase. employed
on the Schenectady Gazette. has en-
listed in New York regiment ant
departed for the border. Mr.. Chas,
was employed for many years on thu
Montpelier Journal.
| The directors OF Heaton hospita
have acknowledged a gift of $500 mad
by Mrs. Mason S. Stone, the incom
from which Is to be used in takinl
care OF the Stone room and for gen
eral good about the hospital,
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page 12).

Naterville Monday Clifford Chase broke
lis hip.-L. S. Morse and son, Ira, were
IL Huntington the first of the week.
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pope June 2S-Miss Cora Page of VII
Jamestown is visiting friends here.-Miss
Sarah Nye is visiting friends in Chazy,