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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Another case of polio was reported Fri.
day. Violet Johnson. six-year-old
daughter Of Alexander Johnston of River
street being i'll with the disease. There are
several cases in that section of the town
and but one case in any other locality. The
public schools will not open until Septem-
Der II and whether they open then or not
depends upon the situation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones will leave
the first of September for Kansas City,
No., where they will make their home.
Mr.. Jones is to be manager of a branch
office to be opened by Jones Brothers
Granite company Of Barre. Mr.. Jones
has been travelling for the company ir
the West for several years and because
OF increasing business it was decided
to open an Office They have rented their
home to Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Hartigan
The community market Saturday proved
much more successful than on the previous
Saturday when the experiment was tried
Tor the first time and not only did local
gardeners and farmers bring in much
garden truck. hut they succeeded easily In
disposing OF all the produce at good
prices.
Lieut.. Josiah T. Little. veterinary sur
geon, who recently came to Montpelier
from Bloomsbury, Pa, purchasing the
business of DR.. Whitney, left Saturday
night for Camp Upton, Yaphank. l.. L., to
Join the nth division. Lieut.. Little enlisted
last June. was commissioned two weeks
ago and received orders Saturday fore
noon to report for active service.
Col. and Mrs. r. b. Thomas have sold
their farm on the Worcester branch road
to Addison Minott for $3.50 and Mrs.
Thomas will Join her husband during the
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. John Chayer and daughter Oh
Johnson visited Miss Kate Chayer the
mast Week.-Mrs. Margaret Tedford OF
Richmond has been visiting friends In
town.-Mrs. Henry Lamelle and child of
Bakersfield visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs lanes Stafford, last Week.-Mrs..
Il. NJ. Hawley is visiting her son in Bur-
lington this week.-B. G.. Macoy was
visitor in Burlington Tuesday.--Mrs. Lula
Melvin is moving her family to Norris
VILE. where her daughter Lula will enter
PEOPLES Academy.-The regular monthly
meeting of the Eastern Star will be held
to-day. Visitors from the Morrsville
chapter are expected to be present.-The
Rev. Mr.. Gould and family arrived Tues
day evening at the parsonage.-AllenP Pat
terson of Burlington is spending his vaca-
ton with w. l.. Griswod.-Arthur Myette
and daughter spent last Thursday with
his aunt, Mrs. Clarence Corse.-Mrs.
y. w. Robbins of Rochester. N. H., Is
spending the week with relatives in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Keith of Iras-
burg visited at w. H. Elsworth's Sunday
and Monday. They were accompanied
home Monday by Mrs. Ida Hunt. who
will spend a few weeks there.-Linus
Leavens is spending the week in St.
Paul. Mimi. attending the national con-
vention of the fish and game commits
sioners.-M. u. Young and b. G.. Reynolds
"a ro in Saarahurp this weak
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JOHNSON.

Albin Demerritt has returned from
Boston and vicinity, where he visited his
daughter, Mrs. Robert Holmes.-Mrs. A.
d. Stockwell and granddaughter Of Water
vile were at Mrs. Frank Miller's the first
of the week-Hazel Kenfield of Morris
Vile has returned after visiting her cousin,
Maud Kenf1eld, for 10 days.-Miss Luella
Leslie left for her school Thursday to
WATERFOWL. Conn, running her own auto
moble.-Mrs. J. l.. Pierce has returned
after several days with her brother, C. G.
Drown, and family at North Hyde Park
Mrs. Charles Baker of Montclair, N. j., is
spending some time with Mrs. Matte
Baker at the old homestead.-Miss Edith
Leslie, who has been attending summer
school at Columbia College the past six
weeks, returned Saturday night Harry
Griswold passed n few days in Burlington
before he was called into service. after
being drafted.-Miss Alice Dickinson, n
former teacher in the Normal school few
years ago, died in a hospital in Northamp-
ton, Mass. a few weeks ago.-Mrs. Henry
Dickey. who has been visiting Mrs. f. II.
Sherwin for several days, left Thursday
for Woodsvile N. H., where she will re-
main few days before returned to her
home in Vershire. Hattie Pearl and
son, Leonard, were in Burlington few
days the past week.
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attendance is desired.-There will be
business meeting of the members of Unity
Church at the church vestry at eight
o'clock Friday evening.--At the meeting
of Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
evening II was voted to accept the invi-
tation of w. II. Collins to hold picnic
on his grounds September 15.--Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll s. George are parents of II
son, Gerand Kendall, born August q.
Mrs. George was formerly Miss liza Ken
dall.-Mrs. Gilman Moody of Sharon,
Mass, Miss Pauline Moody of Waterbury
and George $. Moody of Burlington visit
ed Mrs. A. II. Slayton Tuesday.-Paul
G. Jones, the new principal Of Stowe high
school, who Is guest at the Green
Mountain Inn, will be at the school build
ing for consultation with pupils and par
ents regarding school courses Saturday
and Monday afternoons.-Mi Ruby Shaw
Is visiting Miss S. Anna Fitzsimonds at
her home in Jericho.-Miss Dorothy Har-
ris has returned from Richmond.-Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Brown moved from Moscow
Tuesday to the Elisha Brigham farm in
Morrstown.-The Rev. T.. Llewellyn Cod
dard will be here to conduct the services
at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day. Trouble with his throat rendered
Mr.. Goddard unable to preach Sunday. so
he did not return to Stowe last week as
he expected.-Miss Lillian Bryant of
Boston is a guest at b. l.. Shaw's.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Miss Eva j. Fay, who had been i'll for
the past Ave years with tuberculosis. died
Friday afternoon at the home of her
father, l.. c. Fay. north of the village She
was born in Pittsford February 16. 1859.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon at
two o'clock at the house. the Rev. c. F.
Eddy officiating Mrs. Randall Ham
mond has gone to Boston. where she will
remain several weeks with relatives.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. Brown OF Pittsford are
visiting Mrs. Browns parents for several
days.-Mr and Mrs. c. j. Braley are at
their cottage at Lake Dunmore for several
days.-Mrs. Everett Potter of Bellows
Falls Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Emma
June.-The Rev. Walter Thorpe. pastor Of
the CONGREGATIONAL Church. who has been
given three months leave Of abesnce by
the executive committee. to do religious
work among soldiers for the national Y.
NJ. c. A. war council. left Saturday noon
for Fort Worth. Texas. where he will be
stationed at Camp Bowie.- Edward
Hackett, former resident here. is visit
ing friends here for a few days, coming
from his home in Montpelier.-Miss Mildred
Leffingwell went Saturday to Albany
N. Y, where she Will remain several
weeks.
n very uuIct WcuN'"e WIN Psss~S 'N'N~S
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Griffin north of the village when
their daughter. Eva. was married to
Harry S. Morse of Leicester. The Rev.
G. A. Kerr of the Methodist Church per-
formed the ceremony. Only immediate
relatives were present. Both young peo-
ple are graduates Of the Brandon high
school. Mr.. Morse has been principal
OF n high school for several years and
Miss Griffin taught in different schools
for a number Of terms. They left for
short wedding trip.-The annual picnic of
the Methodist Church will be held Mon
day, Labor day. at the Bresee picnic
grounds at Lake Dunmore.-Miss Ester
Gladstone and Miss Yetta Gladstone Of
Burlington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. l..
Schwarz The funeral OF Miss Eva Fay,
who died at the home of her father,
l.. c. Fay, Friday afternoon. was held
Monday afternoon at two o'clock at the
house. the Rev. c. F. Eddy OF the Baptist
Church officiating. Burial was In Pine
Hill cemetery.-Mrs William Carr of
Hartford. Conn.,, is visiting her mother.
Mrs. May Bashaw.-Miss Grace Baird Of
Boston. who has been the guest Of MIR. and
Mrs. Guy Hosmer for some time. has
gone to Lake George. N. ". before re-
turning to her honie.-Mr. and MIRA
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Rev. f. d. Hyde was assisted in
the services last Sunday by the Rev. NJ. A.
Shafer from Wrentham, Mass, who
prea ched the sermon, and c. s. Cornell of
Knoxville. Tenn, assisted in the singing.
giving two solos.-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hawley August %
Edison Thomas Mrs. William Reynolds,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Thomas were in Bur-
lington and Fort Ethan Allen Wednesday.
F. l.. Start will give a social dance at
his new hall Friday evening, September Z,
with music by Tiltons orchestra of st. AL
bans-Miss Sarah Tools of Burlington is
the guest Of her uncle, II. ]. Tools-The
regular communication of Warner Lodge,
No. so, f. and A. NJ, and Mansfield chap
ter of the Order Of Eastern Star will be
next Thursday evening. 1t is expected
that Morrisvile chapter will be guests Of
the Mansfield chapter in this place.-fCzra
Seeley was able to return from the Fanny
Allen hospital Friday.-Mrs. Annie
Thomas and Mrs. Wilcox spent Thursday
and Friday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Raymore in Cambridge.-A fire
broke out Thursday afternoon in G. ID.
Griswold's tub shop. but with plenty of
help the fire was subdued. Considerable
damage was done.-The Jeffersonville
Cemetery association will hold its next
meeting Tuesday afternoon, September l.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Brush
Among the visitors from out of town are
DR.. and Mrs. David Marvin Of ESSEX
Junction, Mrs. E. r. Bushnell and daugh.
ter Clara from Quincy. Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Atwill of Richford, Mrs
/ c. A. McCuin Of Randolph. Mrs. Carrie
IIasher from California. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Larabee of Middletown, Conn. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hawley from New
| Hampshire.
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HYDE PARK.

Miss Alice Page entertained party
of Washington friends on a trip to Mt.
Mansfield Monday and Tuesday.-Glenn
Perry of Woodsville is visiting In town.
Wallace Seymour has moved into tene-
ment in the village.-Mr. and Mrs. Adam
c. Sumner of New York city are visiting
In town.-Admiral Prindle (retired) was
the guest of the Hon. and Mrs. H. T.
Fisk part of last week.--Mr. and Mrs
l.. r. Lilley are attending the UNDER
takers convention in Burlington.-Mr and
Mrs. Carroll Fisk of Springfield, He
are visiting in town.-Mrs. Thomas
Moore of Rutland is visiting In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Atwell of Richford
are spending few days in town.-Mrs.
Alice Young and family have returned
to this place from Essex Junction.-Miss
Edith johnson of Lawrence. Mass, Is
the guest of Mrs w. A. Presley.-The
Red Cross will hold it's regular meeting
this afternoon Rev. Mr.. liamlin
has returned from his vacation and serv-
ices at the Congregational Church VIII
be resumed next Sunday.
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs Sarah Cutting Of Boston is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Joseph LaFrance.-Mr
and Mrs Philip Bulris and daughter are
visiting in Swanton.-Mrs. Robert Kay of
Taunton. Mass, is visiting her father,
Oscar Carrier.-Stanley O'Kell of New
York was recent guest OF I. w. Horn
Fennimore Sessions. who has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William SEES
sions. has returned to Gardner. Mass
Mrs James Walsh of Leominster, Mass,
is visiting her mother Mrs. Louise Quinn.
Miss Grace Farmer Of New York, n. Y,
is the guest Of Mrs. w. H. Whitcomb.-
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Horn and son are
passing few days in Bennington.-Mr
and Mrs. Lewis Shore. l.. j. Fortier anG
Mrs. Carrie Demo are visiting relatives
In Schenectady.
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CADY'S FALLS.

Leon Miner. from Kansas City. Mo-,
who has been visiting his mother. Mrs.
Eliza Miner. for two weeks. returned
home Monday.-Mr and Mrs. w. S. New
comb visited their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Stearns in East Johnson Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Calkins and family
and Lloyd Brigham visited at the fort
Sunday afternoon.-Mrs. Henry Ross
visited Mrs r. c. Brigham last Thursday.
Leo Billiard and wife were in Sheldon
Sunday.-Mrs. p. G. Blake of Hyde Park
and Mrs. Leo Allen of Pittsford, N Y,
were recent callers at f. II. Calkin's.-
Mrs. Eliza Miner and son Leon visited
in Hyde Park Friday.-Mrs. Jennie Far
rington Of Brooklyn, N. Y, is at N. Il.
Cobleigh's for a few days.-Mrs. ]. j.
Gilmore visited N. +. Cobleighs Sunday.
Oscar Sherwin of Hardwick was in this
place Saturday.-Mr. Wilbur and party
from Calais visited at James Shermans
Saturday.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

The Rev. Mr.. Garvin of East Crafts
bury preached his farewell sermon sun.
day. He is soon to leave for his former
home in Virginia.-Mrs Ernest Din.
secretary and treasurer OF the Red
Cross society has received $40 from the
village school. II being one-half the
proceeds from an entertainment given
by the school July 3. The other half
goes to bring water to the school build :
ing. f. Dawson returned from Bos-
ton Saturday.-Mrs F.. N. Nelson and
Mrs. Minnie Scott from stoneham. Mass,
motored to Lowell Sunday to Iamain n
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WATERVILLE.

The little son of r. r. Stockwell met
with n painful accident Wednesday.
While climbing on to hay rig his left
hand came in contact with n sharp scythe.
severng the cords Of three fingers. He
was taken to the Fanny Allen hospital
The selectmen have greatly improved the
Main street bridge by putting in cement
approaches EX-Senator Wilcox of Nor
gan was guest of the Rev. T.. b. Harris
over Sunday.-Mrs. Anna Fifield Of Nash
ua. N. H., and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Brown
OF Orleans were guests of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown. last week.
H. +. Stearns went to Stowe last week
to drive back new auto for Abner
Davis purchased of McMachon Brothers.
A large number from this place attend
ed the funeral of Grey Woodward al
Belvidere Junction Thursday.-Miss Glen
ma Adams Of North Hyde Park is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Laraway
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
II. Beard August %.
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WOLCOTT.

Glenn Billings is at home from Virginia
on few days furlough.-The Methodist
Episcopal pastor here. the Rev. Earle
Sweet. was united in marriage Monday to
Miss Juliette Brooks of Morristown at
the home of the brides parents by the
Rev. Dukes of st. Adams. Mrs. Clara
Moody leaves Saturday for Manchester.
N. H.. to visit her son. l.. H. Moody.
H. Wheeler. Jr.. returned home the first
of the week from Lisbon. N. H.. where
he has been the guest of his brother,
Carl
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page fOur.)

bn Thursday to report for duty as
plunteer in the navy.-The "a comfort
hgs that were shipped to Burlington
the Isle La Motto branch of the
merican Red Cross have been accepted.
MRS. NJ. S. Thomas and daughter Ruth
re spending the week in Burlington
rthur Carson of New York is In town.
IRIS. Margret Stark and son Sedrick of
lew York were recent guests of Mr.. and
IRIS. N. w. Flick.
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SOUTH STAFFORD.

During violent storm at about nine
O'Clock Friday night the barn on the farm
of Henry h. Cummings was struck by
lightning and set on fire. The stock in the
barn and some utensils were removed, but
all hay and grain was destroyed.
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STOWE.

Captain Dwight f. Smith. U. S. NJ. c.,
arrived here Friday night from Quantico,
Va, for short visit with his father,
Frank V. Smith, and sisters. Mrs ii. c.
Mcmahon and Miss Mildred Smith Mr..
and Mrs. Mcmahon and children and Miss
Smith were accompanied by Captain Smith
on a motor trip Saturday to Middlebury
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Evans.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Pike of
Chicago and Mr. and Mrs Fred M. Pike
of Brooklyn, NJ Y, who were called here
by the death of their father, +. ID. Pike
left for their homes Sunday-Recent
visitors to fort Ethan Allen from Stowe
were the Misses Inez Ayers and Hilda
Foster, accompanied by the Misses
Frances. Hilda, Gladys and Alva Holtxen
OF East Providence, Il. l.. guests at Miss
Fosters home.-Marshall Johnson Of
Springfield, Mass, Is guest at l.. b.
Gales Of West Branch. Miss Julia Keith
of Cambridge. Mass. Is also a guest at
Rocky River Farm.-Little Miss Barbara
Butterfield Of North Troy is visiting her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. l. T.. Adams.
III. M. Winters of Clinton, Minnesota, is
visiting his sisters. Mrs. John Foster and
Mrs. James A. Foster.-C. s. Morrill, and
son. Joseph. and Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.
Edmunds Of White Plains. N. T.. left
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ELMORE.

Mrs. Martin Spaulding suffered a seri-
GUS accident last week while berrying
She slipped on ledge. cracking the outer
bone of her leg just above the ankle
She then crawled on her hands and knees
nearly mile trying to get to where she
could get help.-Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Little
and family of East Hardwick are visiting
at ID. A. Stanley s.-Mrs. Henry Kaiser
of Chicopee Falls, Mass, Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ward
Mrs. G. +. Como of johnson has returned
home after visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
II. Robinson.-Anasa Bixby of Johnson
returned home Monday after several
days visit at b. /. Griffith's
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few days.-Mary Merrill from Miami,
Fla. left Thursday on her return trip
She will visit in Worthwhile and Walt
ham, Mass, on her way.-Flora Pierce
will take up the Misunderstanding course
In johnson this fall.-W. p. Kaiser, who
has been seriously i'll for "a week. re-
mains about the same.--Mrs. Robert
Clegg Of Collinsville, while riding FRI
day evening attempted to adjust the
lantern on the dashboard, striking the
ground beneath the horses feet, break
ing her shoulder. She was taken to the
hospital Saturday for treatment.--All
the schools in town are expected to
commence Tuesday. September Mrs.
Jennie Randall went to West Glover
to be a guest Of her sister, Mrs. AUS
mon Anderson, last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Reed from stowe were week.
end guests at the Smith home.
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Davis were in New
port Monday.-The Rev. and Mrs. o. f.
Newton of Vernon. Conn.,. and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Newton of Boston, Mass,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. H. New
ton last week.-Lightning struck the farm
house of L. J. Pudvah Friday. but the
house was not burned.-Many telephone
lines were put out of commission.-Mrs.
A. j. Blake went to Burlington Sunday
to enter the Mary Fletcher hospital for
an operation for appendicitis. She was
accompanied by her husband, A. ]. Blake
and attending physician. DR.. w. A.
Young.-Dr. G. H. Newton of Cambridge
was In town Monday to visit his father,
II. II. Newton.-Mrs. r. T.. Field and son,
Ravenal of Johnson came Monday to
spend the week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Newton.-John Webster of
Lyndonville was in town last week visit
ing relatives.-Mrs. ]. F. Perkins of North
Troy spent the weekend with her cousin
Mrs. T. N. Patterson, calling on other
relatives and friends-Mrs C. II. Newton
and son. Floyd. went to Johnson Thurs
day and spent the remainder Of the week
with her daughter. Mrs. r. E. Field, re-
turned home Monday.
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WESTFIELD.


The remains Of Reuben Wright of Bar
ton, who lived most of his life In this
town. were brought here for burial
Saturday, accompanied by his son. Will
liam A. and his step-son John Watkins
and family, with whom he has lived since
Mr.. watkinss marriage. Mr.. Wright was
born in st. Albans, December 2 1886. He
had been in failing health for two years
following a partial shock. The funeral
was held at the Congregational Church Of
which he was long time member. There
were many beautiful flowers. The bear
ers were his son. w. A. Wright, John
Watkins Of Barton. Judge Gilpin Of West
field and Stephen Hillaker Of Lowell.-Miss
Marian Dickson died Sunday after a short
illness, a recurrence Of spasms, which
she has had intermittently since childhood.
She was the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dickson. and was about
% years old.-Ernest Benware and Car
roll Gilchrist are moving their families
to North Troy, where they have employ
fnent.-Charles Taylor of Boston and Mr..
and Mrs. Smith and daughter Of Hatley,
Can, were in town for the Wright funeral.
The Rev. w. G. Macfarlane spent last
week in Bristol.-Ralph Larrabee was at
home from Hyde Park for the week end.
Mrs. William Trumpass went to
Woodsville. N. H., Friday to visit her son.
Miss Elizabeth Trumpass has returned
to California, where she is to teach the
coming year.-Sylvester Morey, an aged
! inhabitant. died early Monday morning
after two years Of failing health. He leaves
two daughters and two sons besides his
wife.-Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Farman and
children Of Irasburg came Sunday to
| see Mr.. Farman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dickson.-Mrs. Lizzie Benware
Of Lowell and Mrs. Morris Pickel and
two children Of West Charleston came
Sunday to visit at Ernest Benware's and
E-s-
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NEWPORT.

]. E. McCarten Of the Newport National
bank and Mrs. McCarten have returned
from a trip to. Rangeley lakes.-Dr. and
Mrs. Harry Whitaker Of Wilmington
Del, are visiting Mrs. Whitakers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Gale-Mrs Ar
thur w. Dennison. who has been spending
the summer at Camp March, has return
ed to her home in Boston.-Mrs. Hoel
Searles Of Chicopee. Mass. has been Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Sheldon.-Elmer Nye of Boston, Mrs.
Charles Nye Of Barton. and Miss Dicliin-
son Of Boston are camping at the Bluffs
for two weeks.-H. F. johnson. Orleans
county agricultural agent was in Mont
pelier Monday and Tuesday-Arnold An
derson Of Melrose Highlands spent the
weekend with friends in town.-Wilman
Adams. secretary Of the Y. NJ. C. A. at
San Antonio. Texas, is visiting relatives
in town for few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Mulcahey are spending week in
Boston.-Mrs. Frank Vincent has been
taken to Brightlook hospital. st. Johns
bury, for treatment-Mr. and Mrs. c. v.
Slater Of Montgomery Center spent Sum-
day in town with friends.-Miss Mabel
Gates Of New Jersey is guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. d. w. Hildreth at Lake Will
loughby.-Mr. and Mrs. B. j. Watkins
have returned after two weeks at Old
Orchard, Me,