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SWANTON.

Clara L. Barney. wife of Milo w.
Barney. died Friday morning. aged Al
years. Mrs. Barney had been in failing
health for some time. The funeral was
from the house Monday at 2 o'clock with
burial at Riverside cemetery. She was
born in Montgomery but had resided in
Swanton from girlhood. Her father was
the Rev. John S. Topper of Bakersfield.
who died here several years ago. The
mother who survives her. was Addie NJ.
Fassett of Montgomery. A brother. John
Topper. who left Norwich University for
service in the Spanish-American War. died
at Fort Ethan Allen of fever contracted
at Chickamauga. The Rev. Mr.. Topper
was we'll known throughout Vermont. in
the pulpit. as Civil War veteran and as
| a newspaper editor. He served three years
as first lieutenant in Company A. Third
Vermont, and was publisher OF the Bran
don Union for a time.
| The funeral of Mrs. Milo Barney was
largely attended at the house Monday
| afternoon, the Rev. F. A. Woodwork
officiating. The bearers were A. G. Web
ster, Fl. j. Brown, o. G. Warner and l..
J. Cline.-P. j. Farrell and family are in
camp at North Hero.-Matthew Hussey,
who has been visiting in Swanton for
several days has returned to Rutland
DR.. Strong and family of New York are
guests of the Rev. T.. S. Stone.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles Comstock ana son, who have
been with Fred Wiseman for several DAYS,
started Monday night for Alberta.-At the
dance for the benefit Of the Red Cross
at Hghgate Springs, held in the Frank
lin House pavilion Saturday night by a
committee of ladies from the Swantor
branch, about $40 was realized.-A. T.
Willard of Alburg was in town Monday
to meet the family of the late DR.. Willard
of Hartford.-J. B. Kidder Of Burlington
was in town Tuesday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

One of the worst storms of the season
struck this town Thursday afternoon. The
rain fell in torrents for about one hour
and drowned out the crops. There was al
most one continuous flash of lightning.
Benjamin Mumleys house was struck, look
ing glasses being broken and paper torn
from the walls. Mr. Mumley was thrown
from a sofa, receiving only slight injuries.
Mrs. Henry Motifs house was also struck
and the barns belonging to Frank Blair.
but escaped with slight splintering.-
What threatened to be destructive fire
began in the Jamison livery stable We'd
nesday July IS. The fire originated in the
back part of the barn in some mysterious
way and quickly spread, but was soon
extinguished, with only small damage to
the building
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MONTGOMERY.

Eight cows belonging to II. NJ. Martin
were struck by lightning and killed dur
ing the thunder storm Saturday night
Miss Clara Wheeler is visiting in East
Franklin-Mrs. Eva Ainsworth of Bos-
ton, who has been visiting relatives in
town, has gone to the West to visit her
sister. Mrs w. Ainsworth.-Mr. and Mrs.
C. b. Gates, Edward Pratt, F. S. Pratt
and Miss Lucille Pratt were in Swanton
Monday to attend the funeral Of Mrs. NJ.
w. Barney.-The following officers have
been elected for the w. c. T. u: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Abbie Mansfield; first vice.
president, Miss Alice Clapp; second vice.
president, Mrs. Elsie Jaynes; recording
secretary. Mrs. Ethelyn Mougo: CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Elsie Jaynes
treasurer Mrs. Frances Thornton.-Mrs
C. l.. Marchessault Of New Bedford
Mass, is visiting at the home of Mrs
Mary Lumbra,
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of Fairfield and Percy c. Warner Of this

Of Fairfield and Percy c. Warner Of this
city.
The work of rolling newspapers for
trench torches has been started in this
city under the junior auxiliary of the
Red Cross society, of which Miss Hortense
Robillard is chairman. The torches are
used to give light to surgeons working
in the trenches.
Through the advertising campaign con-
Quoted by the State department of agri-
culture, a number of men have sent APP
plications for work on Vermont farms.
The names Of these men have been dis
tributed to the county agents of the State
for placing them on farms The farmers
In Franklin county desiring help are re-
quested to communicate with County
Agent Charles II. Elliott of this city.
William J. Kirk, aged 81 years. died
Monday morning at 10:40 O'Clock after an
| illness of about five months of an inter.
nal trouble. He is survived by his moth
er. Mrs. M. c. Kirk, brother, Frank p.
Kirk, and a little niece, Mabel V. Kirk,
all of this city.
! News has been received that Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Austin and son, Edward
who for nearly a year have been in Pekin,
China. landed at San Francisco July 10
and are expected here August G. They will
visit in Chicago and New York on their
way back. Mr.. Austin went there as at
torney for the American International cor
poration.
The st. Adams District Bible school
/ and camp meeting OF the Methodist
Church which Is usually held at River
side. Sheldon, will not be held this
year. The chairman of the State board
of health has advised that owing to the
prevalence of infantile paralysis and
the quarantine which Is in effect
throughout the State, 1t would be best
not to have any meeting this year.
| The Rev. II. l.. Thornton, who has been
pastor in this city for the past five years
and half and who has been supplying
in the Universalist Church in White River
Junction, has accepted a call in that town
and will begin his duties September l. Mr..
Thornton and family came here from
Saugus, Mass. They have not decided yet
whether they will move to White River
Junction or remain here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton have two children, Miss Helen
Thornton and Carey Thornton.
News has been received that Lindsey
B. Marvin, who sailed from Boston for
England with the New England mill unit,
the first part of June, has arrived safely
in England.
James E. Miller. aged So years, died
Tuesday noon after an illness of sew
eral months. The funeral will be held
at the home of Mrs. w. D. MacCallum
Thursday afternoon at 40 o'clock
and will be in charge of the Knights
of Pythias and the Independent Order
of Foresters. The burial will De in
Greenwood cemetery. He is survived
by one son, Harold E. Miller of Provi-
dence. r. l., his father E. w. Miller OF
Warren, and sister, Mrs. Ida Gregory
: of Bristol
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Lillian Purrier of Montgomery
Center is a guest Of Mrs. II. c. Gldden.-
E. J. Powers has had lightning rods put
on his buildings. F. o. Libby doing the
work.-Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Chamberlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Chamberlin visited
at North Pinnacle, Que, this week-Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Richmond have return
ed to their home in Shelburne Falls.
Mass, after three weeks visit at the
home of Mrs. Richmond's parents.
Mrs. C. T.. Bureson and three children
have returned to New Brunswick, N. j..
after passing some time at the home of f.
II. Broe.-Miss Lucy Creey of Milton Is
visiting in town.-Mrs. Florinda Wilson
is at the home of T.. II. Chamberlin. The
Rev. r. II. Cresey was guest there for
the week -end.-Miss Marion Kittell Of
| Enosburg Falls was guest for the week.
end of Mrs. j. W. Collns.-Mss Clara
| Wheeler of Montgomery is a guest in the
home of b. II. Gibert.-E. w. Olmstead
went Friday by automobile to Sharon.
returning, Sunday. He was accompanied
| by Mr. and Mrs. NJ. K. Judd Of High
gate who were called there by the death
of Mr.. Judd's grandmother. They were
accompanied home by the Misses Florence
and Mary Judd.-Roger Collins, Jr., was
a recent visitor at the home of James
Collins. Miss Jennie Collins who has been
passing some time there has gone tc
South Franklin.-Mrs e. J. Powers is al
Guthries Corners, Que, called there by
the illness of her mother.-Mr. and Mrs
w. C. Ellsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p
Chamberln,M Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Chamber.
lin and Il, c. Ellsworth visited Fort Ethar
Allen. Tuesday.-Clark f. Austin, who
successfully passed examinations for 9
soldier. was at his nome here for q
short time, last week.-Mr. and Mrs. S
r. Whitman, Miss Grace and Master
Lawrence are visiting in Bedford. Que.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wilson and son o.
Richford were recent guests at the home o
Arthur Wilson.-W. l.. Barnum, Misse.
Maude Barnum and Vera johnson wer,
guests for the weekend of their aunt
Mrs. l.. II. Elrick.-There was a baptis
NAL service at the church Sunday, a
which time eight children and IS adults
were baptized and % adults received int,
the church in "a n hos \;
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

An agent from the firm which was to
hold Chautauqua assembly in this town
and 16 others in the State was in town
Friday. He represented that the president
of their company was In Montpelier seek
ing some kind Of a modification of the
recent order of the State board Of health
cancelling all their engagements.-Mrs.
Max Stratton and daughter of Mime
apolis are passing few days with Mr..
and Mrs. c. ii. Stratton at North Enos-
burg. 1t will be recalled that Mr.. Stratton
died few months ago in Echo, Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. " A. Irish and grandson.
Norton. motored to Bristol July IS
returning Thursday with Mrs. T.. j.. Irish
and her two other children, Robert and
Mary Elizabeth, who had been there q
few weeks.-Mrs. Jane Fuller of Hunting
ton Is passing "A few weeks with hei
daughter, Mrs. Stanley Sayles, having
returned with her from her recent visit
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

The Montgomery branch of the Red
Cross now has 325 members. There has
been good attendance of workers and
the branch has made and forwarded to
headquarters the following articles:
Thirty-ave pairs patamas. "a pairs bed
socks. "a knitted sponges. u pairs wool
hose. two pairs cotton hose, Ave towels,
III handkerchiefs. IS comfort bags, for
Montgomery boys. IS housewives" with
contents. Another shipment will be made
soon.-Col. c. e. Nelson of Derby Line
is in town this week on business.-Fred
p. Hutchins has a new automobile
r.. T, owen and clifford Manoch were
business visitors in Enosburs Falls Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Porter have
returned from North Craftsbury.-The
large boiler bought by the Franklin
County Cooperative creamery of e. s.
Campbell of Belvidere Corners was
,,,ovad through this place this week.-The
Rev. w. @. Davison of Burlington will
speak at the Baptist Church next Sunday
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rossin and c. c.
purr,n. who have been absent from the
Wright stove, have returned to work.
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ST. GEORGE.
JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Margaret LAPEL of Shoreham is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Mildred
Wissel.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nay and
two children of Springfield, Mass. came
Tuesday evening to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Brown.-Mansfield
Grange, No. AL, will meet next Tuesday
evening. The following is the program:
Song; roll call, patriotic quotations.: cur
rent events, Miss Moran; book review Of
"A Man without Country" Miss Stiles;
music; notes Of recent progress, first. in
inventions. Mrs. Bliss; second, in farm
crops and animals, F. G. Pease and H.
p. Hall; third, in laws and public mat
tiers. c. Moran; crop bulletin, A. P.
Byington; surprise number, by the
bonneville Trolley Band; song.-Mrs.
Bertha Lamb and children Of Worcester
were recent visitors at r. o. Wilder's.
Mrs. Cora Chaplin and daughter, Miss
Helen Chaplin, were in Burlington Mon
day.-The Misses Garlic and Bertha Scin-
ner Of Casleton-on -the-Hudson were
guests of Miss Helen Chaplin last week.
| Harry Rider and Miss Elizabeth Nc
Auley of Boston were married Saturday
| afternoon by the Rev. S. III. Barnum.-
! Miss Mildred Chaplin has returned from
Lake Averill, where she has been camp
| ing with Mrs. Fletcher. instructor of
| athletics. in the University of Vermont
Albion Bailey of Burlington was a
guest recently at Mrs. Cora Chapins .-A
branch of the American Red Cross So
ciety has been organized with the fol-
| lowing officers and committees: Presi-
dent, Mrs. II. II. Higgins; vice-president
Mrs. A. r. Bicknell; secretary and treas.
urer Mrs. E. r. Maloney; finance com.
| mittee, Mrs. l.. H. Chaplin, Mrs. FREQ
Bliss. Mrs. p. L. Barrett. B. f. Beers
Charles Moran; supply committee, Mrs
f. b. Jordan, Mrs. NJ. Chttenden, Mrs
&c. Boomhower. C. C. Bicknell. E. w
Fay; membership committee. Miss Desss
Bolger, Mrs. A. c. johnson, Mrs. X. B
| Isham, G. c. Bicknell, G. NJ. Willard
civil relief committee. Mrs. S. II. Bar
mum. Mrs. j. w. Hart, Mrs. B. G. Brown
F. II. Stiles, +. Fl. Fuller-Mrs. Cor:
Chaplin was in Canada recently on bust
ness.-The Foreign Missionary meeting
will be held on the park Thursday at 2:3
p. m. If it is raining it will be held a
the parsonage. Hovey Jordan O
Cambridge, Mass, came Sunday morn
ing to spend few days with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. JOrdan.-Mis
Stalker of Burlington was an over-Sun
day visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Jor
dan's.-Miss Maysie Ransom is spending
few days in Canada, the guest of Mis-
Mollie Meikle.
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HINESBURG.

Roger Lyman has bought school
house No. 4, and Frank Russell of Bur-
lington has moved it to the Barto cor
ner for a tenement house-A bird sur
vey on the west 40 acres of the H. M.
Page homestead revealed 81 different
species of birds. with 81 of them nest
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Wilcox Of
Essex Junction are visiting at Fred
Harveys-Mr. and Mrs Ben H. A Col
lamer are parents of a son. Ben H. A.
Collamer, Jr born at the Mary Fletch-
er hospital July 12.-Mrs. Joseph Shil-
vock Of 21S North street and Miss
Bertha Shilvock of Montreal
visited Mrs. H. H. Page. re-
turning to Burlington Friday
Mrs. Caroline D. Wead is spending
a few days with her niece, Miss saba
! Wead.-Cyrus White just out of the
| hospital at Greenfield. Mass. is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Henry Durand.-Roy
Bromley of the Vermont National
Guard is at home for a few days help
ing his father with the hay.-Howard
Bromley. who was with Pershing in
Mexico, has been transferred to a ma
chine gun corps drilling in Texas and
expects to go to France Immediately.
Sunday seemed to be rather an unucky
for autoists As Allie Hull with a party OF
| friends were on their way to Middlebury
Sunday they met a condensary team near
| Ernest Melons farm and in turning out
Mr.. Hull lost control of his car. which
ran down quite steep embankment. turn
ing turtle. Only one OF the party was
slightly injured. The car was damaged
quite badly.-Edward Curavro and Miss
Myrtle Fleming were married at the
Methodist parsonage Saturday evening b,
the Rev. A. H. Edie.--Miss Mary Somers
visited her parents over Sunday.-Mr ant
Mrs. Louis Palmer Of Charlotte spen
Sunday at the home Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tracey.-Over 80 OF thu
town boys were drafted. Eugene LamsoI
being one Of the first drawn.--Miss CARR,
Everetts has returned after visiting
friends In the northern part Of the State.
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SHELDON.

Miss Helen Sargent of Enosburg Falls
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Olmstead Monday.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Lagrange Tuesday.-A son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clapper
July 18.-Mrs. T. II. Morgan, who has
been visiting in Cambridge, returned home
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. William Tillotson
motored to Fort Ethan Allen Sunday
Mrs. Mary Bocash visited in Cambridge
last week.-Two auto parties consisting
Of Charles Lamondy and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Ploof. Samuel Nichols and
family and Miss Ella Bryce motored to
Richford Sunday
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mother, Mrs. s. r. Morse. and other rel
atives.-Mertie Williams Of West Berk-
shire is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Ernest
Marston and Mrs. Frank Mercy, In this
place.-Mrs. Edward Grant of East St.
Johnsbury is visiting her mother. Mrs
George Colcord.-Frank Frost Is confined
to his house by ilness.--The Rev. and
Mrs. c. X. p. Cogswell and two sons of
Washington, d. c.. have arrived at their
summer home in this place.-Mrs. M. w.
Rounds is passing a few days at the
Lake View House in Knowlton, QUE
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Corliss Of Omaha,
Neb., have arrived in this place and will
visit among relatives and friends for
few weeks.-O. A. Hagan of Montreal
visited friends in this place over Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs ". F. Greene and lit
tie son, Foster. have gone to Rushville,
N. Y, Mr.. Greenes former home, where
they will visit among relatives and
| friends for two weeks.
| The Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Holmes and
family who were called to Lewiston, Me-,
nearly two weeks ago because Of the ILL
ness of Mr.. Holiness father, are ex-
pected home this week.-A. p. Adams. of
Springfield, Mass, and brother, of r.
| w. Adams, of this place arrived in town
| last week and will pass the summer at
Lake Carmi, Franklin, at the summer
home of his brother and niece Mrs. F..
f. Miller.-Mr. and Mrs. Hermon NJ.
Noyes and two children and Mrs Noyes'
sisters, the Misses Bessie and Beatrice
Noyes of Auburndale, Mass. are visiting
at the home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. b. Noyes, and other relatives in town.
Mrs. Harry Conger, of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting in this place and Sutton, Que
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society
of the Methodist Episcopal church will
meet with Mrs. II. II. Bahaw Wednesday
afternoon-Mrs. Charles Emslie, of
Berkeley. Cal, is visiting at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Malcolm Gibson, and
other relatives and friends in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Danyaw of Shell
don Springs visited in this place Sunday
Mrs Fred Ainsworth. Of Somervile
Mass, who has been visiting relatives In
this place, went to Montgomery Sunday
to visit her sister, Mrs. E. James and other
relationships. Elizabeth Paquette, of st
Adams is visiting at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. E. p. Lundervile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wright and three
boys of Warren, Ohio, who have been Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Curtis and other relatives in town, wen
to Derby on Tuesday, where they will b,
. in camp for month before returning t.
their home.-Miss Lizzie Bingham o.
! Glendale, Cal. is visiting at the home O.
Mrs. Eva Thayer.-The Rev. D. G. Cues
: of Brattleboro visited friends in this plac,
Tuesday.-The ladies of st. AIMS Guilt
; will hold a food sale at the fire station
hall Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Robins of Lo
Angeles, Cal, who have been visiting a
the home of Mrs. Robins's niece Mrs
Ernest Bashaw. and other relatives an,
friends in this place, have gone to Skow
hogan, Me-, where they will visit befor
returning to their home.-Mrs. Eva Sher
idan of Taunton. Mass, is a guest at tn
) home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Child of In
tervale avenue.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

The Woodmen will give a dance in
their hall Friday night. Refreshments
will be served by the ladies of the Red
Cross, the refreshments proceeds being
for that society.-Mr. and Mrs. julius
Seymour and Mr.. and Mrs. Fiske at
tended the funeral of James Averil Of
Champlain. n. Y. Sunday.-Miss Bell
of Swanton is the guest of Miss Frances
Ford.-Miss Katie Early of Burlington
is at home for a weeks vacation.-Miss
Edith Severance of Buffalo. n. Y, is the
guest Of Miss Ruth Thomas.-D. 7.
Trombley, who was overcome by the
heat, Is somewhat better.
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GEORGIA..

The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist Church
met Wednesday with Mrs. Clarence New
ton.-Miss Marguerite Bliss and Miss
Emily Stockwell, both nurses in Hills
boro hospital. n. H.. are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bliss for a
few weeks.-The Rev. l. Mellor of Waits
field. who is spending a few weeks at
the parsonage. a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r. Keller, preached at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday morniig-Mrs
George Webster returned home from the
st. Adams hospital Thursday and is
ma king a rapid recovery.
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Thursday.-Mr and Mrs. John A. Hart
of Shelburne spent the week lend with
relatives in town.--Little Marion
Holmes has come from her home near
the lake to visit her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Claxton.-Miss Florence
buckingham and Miss Cora Bucking-
ham of Worthwhile, Conn, are guests at
the home of their cousin, b. J. Clark,
and daughters.-Truman Varney and
Burton Varney of Bristol with their
families came to Charlotte Sunday and
were guests for the day of Doctor and
Mrs Varney.--B. G. Cleveland Of Man
chester, who has been visiting at Doc
tor Varney's, where he spent the great
er part of his childhood days. left Mon
day for Fort Ethan Allen.--Miss Edith
Steady has gone to Wolcott to be with
her sister, Mrs. Charles +. Smith, who
is ill.-The outlook for securing the
enormous crop of hay is anything but
promising with the scarcity of farm
help and the frequent heavy showers.
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NORTH HERO.

There will be n concert at the church
this evening for the benefit of the
church beneveolences. 1t will be made
up of some home talent together with
halp from the various camps.-The chill
drens day exercises will be held at the
church Sunday morning at 1915. There
will be solos. choruses. speaking and
short address.-Perley Grimes was called
to his home Tuesday by the sudden death.
by drowning. of his seven-year- old brother
in Barre Monday afternoon. The funeral
was held yesterday at two O'Clock.
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COLCHESTER.

At the dance given by Miss Verna Rob-
inson at Woodmen's hall last Wednesday
night for the benefit Of the Red Cross
32s.l2 was realized.-Friday night an en-
5oyable concert was given by the Isl
Vermont band from Fort Ethan Allen
1t was listened to and appreciated by q
large crowd of people. Ice-cream wa,
sold b. the young ladies' and the proceeds
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George Harte and children, Henry and
Jerry visited Joseph LePan at West Enos-
burg Sunday.-Edward Shangraw is as
sisting his son Clyde Shangraw with the
haying.-Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wetherby
visited at Frank Wetherby's Sunday
The cottage meeting will be held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goslett
Friday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Jewett and child are visiting at Howard
Jewetts.-Mrs. Walter Norway and six
children visited her father. Frank Lum-
bra over Sunday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hadd and two
children Of Boston are passing a few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Moffatt.-
Mrs. Mangona Of Hoboken, N. j., came
Friday to Bluebird camp for a few
weeks.-Miss Jessie Bates. a helper at
Bluebird camp, who has been passing .
week at her home in Burlington returned
to camp Monday evenng.-Miss Anna
Lawrence and nephew, James. arrived
at Bluebird camp Friday for few weeks.
Mrs. c. NJ. Rublee and daughter Har-
riet and Mrs. H. B. Hanson and son John,
who have been passing ten days on
North Hill. have returned home.-Mrs.
Lydia Wade. who has been visiting her
brother. E. B. Smith. has returned to her
home in Montgomery Center.-Mrs Inis
Osborne is visiting in Montgomery Cen
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HILL WEST.

Miss Ruthe Austin ana william NC
Grail were quietly married SATURDAY even
ing at Montgomery center Ny "e nev. .,
,,as n,,rchased the Mark Thomas place
ana vii, live in the tenement owned by
Ms Charles Coffrin.-Mr. and Mrs