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STARKSBORO.

L. G. Ferguson spent the weekend at
the island as a guest of Edward Wat
kins.-Mrs. +. s. Ferguson has returned
from Richmond.-The Christian Culture
club will have picnic at the home Of
Mrs. Fred Thorne in Bristol on Thursday.
August 9--Mrs. c. F. Clifford has returned
from Burlington. Her daughter. Mrs
Clara Newton, who is in the Mary Flet-
cher hospital Is reported as we'll as could
be expected. Clifford Newton Is with
his grandparents here.-Dr. and Mrs.
Wade have returned from Rutland. The
doctor Is slowly recovering from his
injuries received in an automobile acci-
dent.-Oliver Besan and family are NOV
ing in c. Ladoo's house.-Mr. and Mrs.
f.. K Eddy spent the weekend at c. F.
Gove's in East Charlotte.-Miss Elisabeth
Graves of Brandon is spending a week
at E. r. Wyman's.-Miss Dora Lathrop
has returned from three months stay
| in CRANKY. Mass.-The Dorcas society will
sell ice cream this week Saturday night.
John Cavalry Of Haverhill. Mass. is
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Guild.
News has been received OF the safe ar
rival of Lawrence Martin In France. He
was a member of the Pittsburg Reserve
Engineers corps.
DR.. David Marvin received telegram
Friday telling that his brother-in-iaw'
DR.. David G. Latshaw Of New York.
member Of the International Y. M. G. A..
who Is In Portland, was seriously injured
In an automobile accident when a Fierce
Arrow automobile turned turtle. DR.. Lat
shaw was In Burlington recently securing
men to 60 to France in the interest OF the
Y. NJ. c. A.
This village and surrounding towns were
visited by a severe electrical ana rain
storm yesterday afternoon. The wind
/ blew the steel roofs from the silo and par'
OF the barn at the Agel farm, formerly the
Teachout farm. and the lightning strucR
large elm tree near the house. TWO large
trees were blown down and lay across
the road near Edward Drury's farm. Sew
eral automobiles were unable to pass un-
til the trees we're cut up and removed
from the road.
The Red Cross Circle has MADE l,2o'
surgical dressings in two months mrs
d. NJ. johnson. who has charge OF the
surgical dressings department OF the keo
| Cross work, announces the Following iisl
Tor the work of the month OF Juiy'
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Clara Kinney and Harry Richards
were at Albert Lambs in Milton Sunday.
Donald Clark and Mr. Reynolds of Cam
bridge were here July 29.-Edith Hal
stead spent the weekend at o. A Stan
leys.-Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Young and Mrs
Waite were at Camp Rich a few days last
week.-Mrs.. Fay Berry has returned home
from a visit at Ticonderoga.-Mi Agnes
Linehan returned to Derby. Conn, Mon
day.-Mr and Mrs. George Reynolds and
family are at the home of his brother. Nor
timer Reynolds.-Mr Brush and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Brush Of Fairfax were at the
homo of Sydney Gordon STANDARDIZATION
Ward returned to Burlington July 30 where
she is attending summer school and Miss
Grace Ward has gone to Cambridge to visit
relatives.-Thomas Shean Is at the home
of his son. John Shean.-Mrs. Ward Rich
ards spent a few days in St. Adams last
week.
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FERRISBURG.

A Sunday school rally to be held at Fer
risburg Center September g. At a special
meeting at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Wednesday evening 1t was voted
to have Sunday school rally September
2. afternoon and evening. A committee of
four was chosen to engage the speakers
for the day. as follows: Chairman of the
committees. the Rev. w. H. Mulholand.
Austin Booth, Lynn Cushman. c. c..
Field: music, NJ. and Mrs. Austin Booth,
Mrs. Homer Ball. Miss Carrie Scott, Mrs.
C. c. Fields, Mrs. Elmer Birkett; flower
committee, Mrs. Reuben White, Carrie
Scott.
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CORNWALL.

William Richards. aged 70 years, Ill July
"a. The funeral was held Thursday morn
ing at st. Mary's Catholic Church in Mid
dlebury and interment was in the Catholic
cemetery in Middlebury. Mr.. Richards
had been an invalid for more than dozen
years and in helpless condition for three
years. suffering from creeping palsy. He
leaves three sons. two daughters, a widow
and several brothers
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HANCOCK.

Mr.. and Mrs. shepardson Of Melrose.
Mass, with their maid are with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Miller for two weeks
George Taylor. Jr.. and son visited at
Ross Ranny's at the tale mine Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Marsh went with
party to Burlington the first Of the
week.-Mrs.. Kate Fif1eld returned from
the Randolph sanitarium Sunday, where
she had an operation for her nerves.
Miss Clara Robson Of Burlington visited
at George Taylor's. Jr.. two days last
week.-Mrs. Caroline Marsh is with her
granddaughter. Mrs. Edward Buxton,
who has the measles.
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10 Men Wanted to Buy
These 10 Farms

No. l-2oV acres. 81 head; price $4,000.
No. 300 acres. SO head. $4,000. No.
$500 acres. 100 head: price $4,000.
No. ITS acres. 81 head: price $4,000
No. 6--175 acres. 80 head registered
AynIhires: price $4,000. No 6-176
acres. - head registered Jerseys; pric,
e12.600 No. 7-226 acres. so head. S14.-
900. No. s-110 acres. 40 head price
10000. No. 300 acres. 20 head:
price $4,000. No. 1916 acres. no
stock; price $4,000. All except one
have elegant stock. elegant tools ele-
CANT location. all on State highway.
Shown by tho
4. n. DAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Cambridge. W.
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ORWELL.

Mrs. Julia Parks of Seattle Wash, is in
town calling on her many Acknowledgement
LaFay and Miss Theresa Wyman of
Crown Point, n. Y, were married July
1s.-Dr. and Mrs. l.. B. Rowe have been
entertaining two of his sisters. Mrs Annie
Maloney and Mrs Bell Caddick of Water
vliet, N. YIN. ]. Forcier is suffering
from poisoning of the whole system. He
is at home from Albany. N. Y.-Mrs. E.
j. Bishop was in Glens Falls last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Needham Of AL
bany, N. Y. have been in town for a week.
The Rev. l.. NJ. Isaacs and family go
this week for months vacation to camp
in Arlngton.-Mr and Mrs. w. w. Smith
were in Fair Haven last week.-Mrs.. ].
E. Conway and son. Thomas. were in
Rutland last week.-Mrs.. Otis Wisell was
in Burlington Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. D.
l.. Wells. Mrs. A. p. Skinner and Mrs. w.
ID. Branch were In Middlebury Saturday.
Mrs. r. p. Smith and children, who
have been here for three weeks. returned
July % to Worcester. Mass.-Several
young men lately attempted to enlist, but
in all cases failed to pass examination
Charles Gardner and family of Johnstown
| n. Y. who have been at the Luther home
| for two weeks. returned home Saturday,
| Charles Raymond and family Of Fort
| Edward, N. T., came TO town the IRIS
of this week to remain for n time will
friends.-Mrs. L. T. Lille and daughter
returned last week from a month spen
in western New York with her MOTHER
Quite a few farmers finished haying las
week, but the greater number need an
other month of good Notwithstanding
the whey Of the cheese factory through
a separator results in securing about 81
per day of butter fat.-Mrs. Bert Tanne
has been in town for a few days.
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Don't Miss This

84.acre farm. IS acres river meadow, ono
Of the best no-stones lots OF growing tim
Der. win keep IS cows; included will be
~ choice cows, three hogs. pair horses
heavy harness. new double wagon, full line
Of tools. separator. dandy 18-room house
two barns; Just the place for summer board
ers; dandy lawn and shade, running water
to house and barn, one mile to village and
one Of the best high schools in the State
all for $500: 81. 900 down moves you right
In.
PRIOR 4 sTYGLEs,
Jericho, VI.
Phone 1B.6-Essex Eek.
Phone S21-11-Underhill. VI.
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BIG PAY and steady work for girls and
women in large rubber shoe factory. Ex-
perienced girls earn $40 to s1s a week.
Inexperienced ones paid worth while
salary and given free board and room
while learning, which takes about a
month. Live town, near large cities.
Good theatre: fine working conditions.
letic field, free insurance and medical at
tention. Fine chance for a family; work
Tor all. Good homes at very low rents.
Don't decide now. Write to-day for Illus
trated booklet. "a Good Job at Beacon
Falls" Address Employment Dept.
Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Co.. Beacon
Talls Conn. 51.w,5t
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SHOREHAM.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holmes and daugh-
ter of Schenectady. N. Y, are guests Of
Mr.. Holiness parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
H. Holmes.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Moore
visited friends at Chimney Point a few
days last Week.-Mrs. Nellie Nottingham
is in Middlebury with her sister, Mrs. H.
w. Jones. this week.-E. A. Birchard is
driving a new automobile purchased Of
Mr.. Cartmell Of Middlebury.-Dr. and
Mrs. I. P. Sharon visited friends in Fer
risburg last Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. r..
H. Preble have returned from a weeks
outing. passed at the Barnes house at
Chimney Point.
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GRANVILLE,

Ethel Luce is working for Mrs. Fred
Burke.-Mrs. Robert Ford has returned
from the Randolph sanitarium, where
she has been for two weeks.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hubbard and NJ. H. Wyman
are on an auto trip TO Portland. Me.-A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wilson July 26.-Rose Whitney is visit
ing her sister in Royalton.-Delia Brain
ard and Alvin Kindel have returned from
Waterbury
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4. Ciark.-Mr. and Mrs. j. I. Clark have
been ill-Mrs. Mary Smith left Monday
for Connecticut. where she is to spend tne
winter with friends.--Manley Marshaii OF
Whitehall, N. Y, came Saturday to pc tne
guest Of his parents.-Miss Louise Elmer
had as her recent guests her cousin. kath-
crime Bottsford Of Rutland, and Leah Ev-
crest of New Haven.
Eugene s. Fuller, aged IS years, DIED
Tuesday morning at the home or Ho-
mer Bostwick in Addison. The funeral
will be held this morning at 10 o'clock.
Burial will be in Monkton. SO far as
known, Mr. Fuller leaves no relatives.
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BEACON FALLS, CONN. offers men $1s
$40 and $22 week in its big rubber
shoe factory after a few months training
$500 a day during the training period
with $3.50 bonus each week for six days
work. Men $50 pounds and over prefer
red. Attractive town. near large cities.
Fine theatre. band concerts, athletic
grounds. hall for dancing. Free hospital.
Free insurance. Work for girls and
women too. No labor troubles. Don't
decide now-wrte for illustrated booklet,
"A Good Job at Beacon Falls" Address
employment Dept. Beacon Falls Rubber
Co.. Beacon Falls. Conn. 51.w,5t.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The Willing Workers held an ice
cream social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Douglas on wednes.
day evening.-Mr. and Mrs Maxim JAS
min Of Rutland visited at E. G. Cox's
Sunday.-The ice cream social which
was given on the lawn at the home of
H. ]. Vancelette Wednesday, July 25
was largely attended. The proceeds
amounting to about $40 are for the
benefit Of the library.
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CH|71ENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Frank Major of Champlain place was
elected trustee in the west ward at the
special meeting of the voters of that
ward held last evening in the Lafayette
hose rooms Romulus Blais was his
opposing candidate. Hc received II votes
to Mr.. Majors q. There were about 80
present at tho meeting when II was called
to order by Moderator F. f. Bigwood.
Clerk John Piche read the call For this
special meeting the saloons were closed
all day.
Bruce Fitzpatrick. a soldier of Fort
Ethan Allen, and Miss Eva Provencher
Of Newport were married Tuesday eve
ming at the Methodist Cnurch parsonage
on Mansion street by the Ncv. Robert II.
Washburne. They were attended by Rial
E. Wilcox Of New York city and Miss
Olive Kidder of Newport
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MILTON.

The funeral of Lewis Lyon was held
at his late home Monday. the Rev.
George l.. Story of North Hero off,
ciating, assisted by the Rev. T. H.
Cresey. Three selections were sung.
Jesus, Lover of My Sour. Lead
Kindly Light" and Rock of Ages"
Among those present from out of town
were his sitter. Mrs Everest of Lebanon.
N. H.. Mr.. Stackpole of Burlington.
brother of Mrs Lyon and the Rev.
and Mrs. George L. Storey of North
Hero, a former pastor and lifelong
friend. The burial was in the family
lot in the village cemetery.-Clifford
Shrayer underwent a successful opera
ton for appendicitis at the Fanny
Allen hospital Tuesday-Mrs. Albert
Reynolds and daughter, Marion. have
returned to their home in Bethel after
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
II. Reynolds.-Miss Mary Watson of
Burlington was an over-Sunday guest
of Mrs. George Minckler.-The La
dies Aid of the Methodist Church
served supper at the vestry Wednesday
evening.-Mrs. Hlbbard and two daugh-
tiers of Lowell. Mass, are visiting her
mother. Mrs. William Prentiss.-Under-
taker B. d. Martin has a new automo-
bile hearse.-Michael McGrath died at
his home in Georgia Tuesday, after
noon at 2 o'clock. The funeral will be
| held at st. Anne's Church Friday at
Ito. Kindly omit fowers.-At the Me-
thodist Church public worship Sunday
morning at 1915, subject of the sermon
will be Doing" Sunday school at noon
Evening THE All Important Longing
At the West Milton Church. Sunday
there will be Sunday school at 1:45
p. m and preaching at 2;30 p. m.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Paulsen and son Edward of Long
Island. N. Y, are guests at Daniel Sar-
gent's.-Dr. Rist and family and the
Misses Mary and Bertha German of Bur-
lington were guests Sunday Of Henry
German and family. Miss Bertha will
remain two weeks with her PARENTS
Eastman Arnold Is in poor health. His
son Herbert of Meriden, Conn.,, is visit
ing him.-Edwin Orvis and family and
Mrs. Philander Orvis were guests Of rela-
tives in Weybridge Sunday.-Roy Hurl-
burt and family Of Monkton were guests
last week Of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Follansbee.-Th Ladies' Home Cir
Gle will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Henry Germain.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Follansbee moved Monday to their
new home at the Notch bridge, Bristol
George Hallock and family moved to
the farm he purchased of Mr. slams
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BRISTOL.

The committee on location, l. G. Ell
lott. John Elliott and w. A. Lee have
decided that the eighth annual re-
union Of the Elliott and Orvis families
will be held at Long Point Wednesday,
August Is, and request every member
to assist in entertaining and on the
program without further notice.
Daniel Sargent Of Bennington is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Hattie Sargent.-Mrs.
Emma Cooley is visiting her mother and
other relatives in Leicester.-The Rev.
Watson NJ. Ayres of Danvers. Mass. was
a guest OF c. w. Sprague and family and
other friends in town the past week.
w. w. Wilson was called to New Haven
Saturday afternoon by the critical condi-
ton of his father. who was knocked down
and injured by an automobile.-Mr and
Mrs. r. e. Dietz Of Astoria. L. l.. are visit
ing their parents. Mr. and Mrs. p. X.
Wilson.-Miss Alice Billings of Jersey
City. N. j.. is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. e. H. Billings.
The marriage Of Neil W. Sumner. son
of A. C. Sumner of this town. and Mrs.
Jane d. Clements will take place in
Washington. ID. c.. August 4. After a
brief wedding trip to Bristol and vi
| cinity they will reside In Washington.
d. C.-J. H. Jacobs and family OF Bur-
lington are visiting E. F. Ladue and
family, and other relatives-The Wom-
ans Relief Corps met last night at
G. A. r. hall.-The Misses Marjorie and
Dorothy Hunt of New Haven are guests
of their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Wright.-Miss Gertrude Palmer. who
was not as we'll Sunday. following an
operation for appendicitis. is better
now.-Hadley Wright. who was injured
in an automobile accident Saturday, Is
able to be about. although he Is rather
lame.
Mrs. Laura Fowler of Waterbury is
visiting her sister. Mrs. d. w. Durfee
Miss Bernice Gleason is visiting rela
tives and friends in Westford.-Miss
Gladys Clark gave the primary class OF
the Baptist Sunday school picnic on the
hill east of the village Wednesday-M
A. w. Cove is In Middlebury this week
The Rev. and Mrs. q. A. Parker and
their son. the Rev. A. d. Parker, ant
family Of Middlebury. N. Y. are spend
ing their vacation at Long Point.-Th.
Rev. Thomas B. Hughes is spending hi.
vacation In New York city
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ADDISON.

There was social at the church last
evening. Romeo's orchestra of Burlington
furnished the entertainment. "Chil-
dren's Night" at Grange this week Friday
night-The Rev. and Mrs. Boardman. Mrs.
Davidson and Miss Eva Davidson have
gone to Wardsboro to spend a month";
Mrs. Amos Bodette had a runaway &C.
cident last week while raking. but no one
was hurt.--Miss Stella Cross and Cora
Barber have returned home from Castle
ton. where they have been attending the
summer school the past few weeks.-Mr.
and Mrs. Il. F. Gulbey Of ST. Alhans were
over-sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
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visiting at Frank Hill's.-Miss Nina
Smith and Mrs. F. c. Smith are spending
q week In ct. Albans.-D. q. Donahue Is
having an addition put on his creamery.
The Misses Helen and Doris Norton of
Bristol visited at T. Newton's last week.
NEW HAVEN,
Miss Alice Hinman Of New York Is
a guest of Mrs. H. wilder.-Mr. Day
of Chicago is guest of Mr.. and Mrs
H. c. Roscoe. Mrs. Mary Roscoe has re-
turned home after a week in North
Adams, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs H. c.
Peck and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dimmock
are in camp at Long Point.-The fun
eral Of Steven Nutting was held at his
late home Sunday Afternoon, the Rev.
Mr.. Huges of Bristol officiating.-James
Wilson, who was injured by an auto
mobile Saturday, 10 as comfortable as
could be expected.-Miss Emma Stevens
of California is visiting at Hiram
Thompson's.-Mrs. Hoffnagle Of Ticon.
deroga, N. Y, Is with her father. James
Wilson.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. 8. Shaw of
weybridge were guests Friday, Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. e. Davis
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Burlington veterinary Hospital
70 Pine st.. Burlington, W.

Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1903 Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
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A COOK wanted at the Homo for Desti
ture Children. References required.
46.w,tf
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
Is less than IL words, two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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HELP WANTED.

COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN wanted for
general housework $500; two in family;
permanent position; near railway mod
ern conveniences. Mrs. G. W. Handy,
West Hartford. VT. 179,6t,w,1t.
MEN wanted to work in and about mine.
good wages and good job; shovelers, gem
eral workers. experience not necessary;
also choppers. Apply to Lovat Fraser.
Westmoreland Depot. N. H.. VIM.
etarkey foreman) westmoreland. by
letter, phone or call. 172.12t.w.2t.
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FOR SALE.

AT MOUNT HOLLY. Leanwhitkell Farm, 200
acres. 25 head registered Guernseys is
horsekind. up-to-date machinery for sale.
For appointment to view, write Mrs.
Honora Cook. % Ferry st.. Boston.
1S4,3t,w,2t.
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NEW HAVEN,
BRIDPORT.

Miss Flora Grosvenor is visiting in
town.-Harold Mitchell remains about the
same.-Richard Butler Of Brattleboro. who
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Frank
Allard, has returned home.-O. f. Con.
verse has moved from Burlington.-Web.
ster Barter was in town last week from
Middlebury.-Miss Jennie Hawthorne and
Miss Addie Kellogg Of Middlebury with
friends from the West called on friends
in town last week.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

There will be no preaching at the Bap-
fist Church the first and second Sundays
In August as the pastor will be away on
his annual vacation.-The Rev. George H.
Carr of Ulysses. Pa, a former pastor of
the Baptist Church. accompanied by Mrs.
Carr and his daughter. Miss Gladys, is
here for visit among his former parish
toner's. Mr.. Carr preached at the Baptist
Church Sunday mornng.-Daniel St.
George. who enlisted in the marine corps
in May. and who has since been training
at Newport and at Portsmouth. is now
serving on the battleship Texas.-Ieorge
+ Prlndle, who has been i'll since early
in the spring. and part of the time con-
fined to his room, continues feeble
Louis Poulin, Jr.. who has been i'll for two
months with sugar diabetis and complica-
tons. is still confined to the bed Pieces
OF bone have been removed from his left
leg recently. the leg having caused so
much suffering.-The Rev. Thomas Davi-
son, OF Poultney former pastor Of the
Baptist Church here and his family spent
one night In Charlotte, on their way to
visit friends in Burlington.-Mrs. Thomas
ID. Hart is ill.-The friends of S, G. Lab.
shire gave him surprise Tuesday, July
a. the occasion being his 25th Birthday
anniyersary.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest X. Ed
dy OF Starksboro passed the weekend at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Cove
Miss Jennie Willoughby and Mrs Briggs
and Miss Doris Briggs of Deerfield. Mass.
FORMER residents, are visiting in town.
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PANTON.

The Rev. Watson Ayers. of Danvers,
Mass. accompanied by Mrs. c. w.
Sprague, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Duke Of
Bristol. visited his niece. Mrs. c. s. Cur
Ter. and his nephew. Herbert Sprague,
recently. Mr.. Ayers is "a years old. and
makes 1t a yearly practice to ride his BIZ
cycle 80 miles at least.-The first aid meet
ing was postponed to next Monday eve
ming on account of the intense heat
Murray Kent, who has been spending
some time here, visiting relatives left
Monday for his home in Santa Monica.
CAL. going via Of New York city.-The
Red Cross society will meet Friday with
Mrs. E. F. Trask.-Mrs G. c. Cornell is
visiting her parents home Salisbury
Tuesday, the annual union excursions OF
the Sunday schools will be held on the
steamer Ticonderoga, which leaves Basin
Harbor promptly at 6:25 a. m. with stop
over privileges at Burlington or Platts-
burgh-Clarence Smith. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Smith. has enlisted in Com.
pany A, v. N. G.-Mr. and Mrs. George
McCloud of gainesville, Ohio. are at her
country home here, the Pease FARM
The Rev. A. A. Lancaster Of Youngstown
Ohio, is expected here this week to spend
his vacation at his farm here.