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TO Can ALL OVER STATE
Demonstrations for 3 Months,
Planned by Extension Service.
Canning schools to he Held at Middle.
bury College and state Normal
Schools in johnson and Castles
ton Like One Here.

Schools Of canning at Middlebury, John.
son and Castleton, and canning demon.
STATIONS to occupy three months. are an.
nounced by Dean J. L. Hills Of the State
university College of Agriculture. The
schools will be conducted by the agricul.
tural extension service in cooperation
with Middlebury College and the two
State Normal schools and will last for
about a week. The latter schools will be
opened probably next week. with Miss
Charlotte c. Pierpont in charge at Castle.
ton and Miss Bertha NJ Holden at John.
son. The one is assistant to State Club
Leader e. l.. Ingalls, and the other in
structor In home economies in the serv-
ice. Both are new additions to the staff.
The school at Middlebury will be opened
within two or three weeks
The three schools will be conducted on
about the same lines as the one at Morrill,
hall. with lectures, demonstrations in the
canning OF soups. meats. vegetables and
fruits. etc. and practical laboratory
work.
DEMONSTRATIONS OVER STATE.
The demonstration work throughout the
State has been in contemplation for some
time. 1t will be conducted by at least four
and possibly seven members of the extern
sion service staff, who will each be assigned
a certain number Of communities or towns
to cover. Lectures on canning have been
features of the courses given by the
service from time to time. but the
demonstration work will be new and on a
larger scale than ever before. The county
agents in each of the ten counties will
help by giving the demonstrations
publicity. rousing interest and so on. But
the work will not be confined necessarily
to the ten counties where the agents
are.
In one or two counties agents have or
ganized home canning clubs. and one
county has even considered the matter
Of appointing a county supervisor of home
economics. who would look after the
women's activities as the farm bureau as
ISOLATION does after the mems.
AGENTS FOR LAMOILLE.
Lamoille will be the next county to have
a county agricultural agent. and one may
be appointed before very long. Grand Isle
| county is expected to combine with Chit
tenden or Franklin county or both. in the
| support Of an agent. There is a State
law which permits such action, and a few
towns of Essex county have united with
| Orleans and Caledonia counties, as their
| location makes convenient. Neither Grand
| Isle nor Essex county is likely to have
| an agent of it's own for some time to
come. because of the sparse population.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Teachers In the village schools for the
coming year will be as follows: Princi-
pal. H. w. Haskins Of Bradford. a grad
uate of Middlebury College. third year;
assistants. Miss Zilpah Ranney of Pitts
field. graduate of the University of Vcr-
mont. second year; Miss Ruth L. Ranger
of Somerville. Mass, a graduate Of Bos-
ton University. first year: commercial
teacher, Miss Daisie M. Kenyon of st.
Johnsbury. first year; seventh and eighth
grades Miss E. Pearl Ralph Of Andover.
Mass, nth year; sixth grade and part Of
NTH. Miss Ruth Leonard Of Stockbridgc.
sixth year in the grades; fourth grade
and part OF Nth. Miss E. Frances Dyer
of Franklin. Me-, second year; third
grade and part of second. Miss Geneva
Bragdon OF Franklin, Me-, second year;
first grade and part Of second. Miss
Jessie Archibald OF Chelsea. Mass. third
year In grades: music. Mrs. Edith
Greene) Putnam. eighth year. Miss
Helen Brooks, for six years the success-
full teacher of the first grade. has accept
ed a position in Springfield. Mass.-Miss
Mollie Abbott. accompanied by her
mother. Miss Annie Abbott and her
nurse has returned from Boston. where
she was i'll several weeks. She taught
In the public schools OF Somerville. Mass,
the last four years.-The house on Main
street occupied by Vernie Wright was
damaged to the extent Of about saO0 We'd
nesday July I by fire which rem
dered II uninhabitable. the family finding
at least temporary lodging at M. N. Ken
dall's. Firemen and neighbors did good
work. saving most of the household
goods and saving the house for repairs.
Fire probably caught from the chimney.
"A II. Dustin has finished q Job for the
Eastern Tale company at the mines in
Rochester. where the old boarding house
was raised four feet and a cellar put
under the whole building. This week
he begins a Job for the same company al
its East Granville plant. where foun-
dalton will be 81 put under the rolling
mill.-Friends here have learned Of the
death at homo for elderly women In
Concord. N. H.. Of Miss Clara Cozzers.
formerly Of 0aysville, Her death occur
red July 4 and the ramains were
brought here for interment Friday after,
noon at Mt. Pleasant cemstsry. Mrs.
Maria Knowlton Of 0aysvills 10 sister.
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r-Sunday guest of Mrs. v. A. Por-
ter, who had also as guests A. q.
Spaulding from Fort Ethan Allen,
member Of Company b, and Mrs. r. j.
Thompson of st. Albans.--Fred Lashua,
one of the late recruits from this place.
who has been at home on a leave OF
absence for few days. returned Mon
day night to the Fort.-Mr. and Mrs ].
F, Tewksbury. Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Wood
and daughter. Miss Annie, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hulburt. have returned from
two weeks trip to Niagara and other
points of interest.
A suspicious pedder Of court plaster has
been going through the town against
whom the public was warned, when here.
but from whom several bought. The
health officer here was informed OF this
fact and took measures soon after he left
to recommend destroying the court plas-
ter. News has come since he left here
that he has been arrested. His goods were
said to be filled with germs of disease, and
unsafe to use.-Miss Mabel Guyette left
Wednesday for Whitehall. N. Y, to pass
several days with her father. who resides
there.-The Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Craw-
ford after a day here. left on tour
through the northern part of the State,
going by automobile.-Mss Wnnifred
Richmond attended a ball which was given
by the Order of Elks on the roof garden
of the Hotel Vermont on Monday night.
the trip being made there by automobile
Mrs. j. B. Eldredge came from Waterbury
Wednesday for a short visit with her
mother. Mrs. mclaughlin, at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. B. H.Davis.-Charlotte
Morris Association Past Matrons and Pa
irons held their meeting in Masonic hall
Wednesday evening. with good attend
ance. The usual meeting was held with
the order of business followed by initiatory
ceremonies and at the close banquet
Mrs w. l.. Fish and her daughter, Miss
Ruby Fish, were among visitors in town
Wednesday.-Dr. and Mrs. G.. w. Scott and
two sons. Martin and Ethan. are on an
automobile trip to the mountains for a
few days.-Dr. and Mrs. C. j. Rumrill,
their daughter. Miss Marion Dretw and
Dr. Rumrill's brother. Arthur Rumrill of
Boston and Miss Marion Drew motored
to Compton, N. H., Wednesday. expecting
II the weather was favorable to go through
the mountains.-Miss Bessie Stevens has
come from Hanover, N. H., where she has
been passing a few days. and is now at
the home of her father, c. c. Stevens.
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

The haying season is in full swing in
all this section of Vermont and the crop
Ia a record-breaking one.-Lawyer r. j.
Trainor Is In Boston on legal business
Garfield H. Miller, vice-president Of the
Miller Auto company, has been on a bus-
ness trip to Littleton, Lancaster. Bethle-
hem. and other points in northern New
Hampshire.-T. Campbell Burton, teacher
OF the village school In Norwich, and a
one-time Sharon village teacher. has re-
turned from a vacation stay at the home
of his parents in Passaic. N. j.. and
Saturday left for Burlington. where he
enters the University Of Vermont summer
school.-Miss Nellie Agan, a patient in the
Melrose hospital. Brattleboro. where she
underwent a serious operation. is grad
ually regaining her heaith.-Miss Mabel
Mathewson OF Lake Megantic. p. O.. Is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Fred A,
Orcutt.-Miss Arlene Lavery of Enosburg
Falls is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beaulac. Greendale Farm. for the summer
Mrs. Robert e. Smith was in town Mon
day from the summer family home at Old
Orchard. Me.-Miss Muriel Shea visited
her mother at the Heaton hospital. Mont
pelier, Saturday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

varnum Of that place who is In poor
health.-Mr and Mrs Clark Hapgood and
family spent the fourth in Jericho.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Morse have gone to Boston.
They will be accompanied home by Mrs.
M, A. Shafer and children. who will be
guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
s Morse.-The meeting Of the Red Cross
will be Thursday afternoon at Morses
Hail. The Rev. r. B. Hyde held a SER
vice in Waterville Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs e. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. M. q. Wilson
were at Fort Ethan Allen the first Of
the week.-Mrs.. Chester Allen went to
the Fanny Allen hospital Monday, accom-
panied by Mr.. Allen, and DR.. j. H. Bean.
H. A. Noyes and party Of Hyde Park.
were guests Friday at c. ]. Thomas's.-An
entertainment, THE Mock Trial." will be
held ut the tcwr hall in the evening of
July 16.-Cver 100 couples attended the
annual July ball at Hotel Melendy.-
The Rev. H. c. Howard off1ciated at the
funeral CT Frank Melvin in Cambridge
Sunday afternoon. Burial was In Noun
tain View carbohydrates Brush went
to Fort Ethan Allen Saturday, where he
has enlisted in Company C.-Mrs. H. w.
McNally was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Electa Stinson, in johnson Wednesday.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

E. A. Baker of Boston is with his fam
lily at the Baker farm.-Miss Dorothy
Morgan has returned from New York to
the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Rich
ards.-Miss Maude Lewis, who has been
in Boston for several months. visited Miss
Bessie Silon the past week and was called
to Eden Saturday by the illness of her
sister.-The Ladies' Missionary meeting
was held Friday with Mrs. NJ. ]. Simp-
son. the ladies doing Red Cross work for
the local branch.-Mr. and Mrs George
Y. Simpson have returned from visiting
trip to Manchester. Laconia and Lake
port. N. H.-H. w. Gills has sold his
farm to L. S. Collins and taken in ex-
change a house at Greensboro Bend and
cottage by the lake.-The Red Cross
meeting for work will be held at Grange
hall Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock.
Mrs. A. S. Cook, who has been at
Brightlook hospital. st. Johnsbury, is
reported as improving quite rapidly and
soon expects to be able to return to
Greensboro, her summer home
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LOWELL.

Mrs. c. Wescomb and sons of Eden are
visiting her daughter, Mrs. p. v. Newton.
this week.--Clifford Germain Of Mont
gpmery Center was in town Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Brigham of Waterbury
were weekend guests of the Misses Broth
ers.-Mr and Mrs. Joseph Goddard Of
Westfield spent Friday and Saturday
with their sister, Mrs. Dennis Short
sleeves.-Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Of
Rochester, y. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur sanborn Of Schenectady. n. Y. were
recent guests of their aunt. Miss Nellie
HardiIg.-Mrs. l.. II. Sinclair spent We'd
nesday In st. Johnsbury.- Frank Collins
has enlisted and gone to Fort Ethan AL
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WESTFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Burt and son of
Providence came Sunday to board few
weeks at w. D. Bells. II the climate
agrees with them Mrs. Burt and son
will remain through the summer.-Misses
Hazel Gilpin, Ethel Bailey, Laura Burn
ham and Blanche Martin went to john
son last Monday te attend the summer
school.-E. w. Gilpin and family Of Rich
ford were weekend guests Of his father,
Judge Gilpin.-The C. z. society will serve
ice cream and cake Saturday evening at
the church parlors or on the lawn, should
the weather prove favorable.-Mrs. LiEzie
Benware spent day here last week on
her way to Worcester Mass, to visit
her son. Perley and family.-O. p and
w. o. Wright and their wives went to
Eden Sunday with a large party from
North Troy.-R. J. Murray has sold his
farm and gives possession this week. He
moves into G. w. Miller's house for the
present-Miss Gloria Goodhue Of Albany
spent last week with Miss Grace Longley.
Mrs. Spafford Of Athol. Mass. Is ex-
pected this week to visit her sister.
Mrs. Herbert Longley.--Herbert and
Alton Anger and families went to
Newport Sunday to attend the funeral
of his brothers little son.-Carl Miller
has come back from Waterbury to help
Mr.. Utton in haying.-Miss Elisabeth
Trumpass went to johnson last week
to visit friends.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Prin. g. L. Green and family returned
from their vacation last Friday and
brought Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey of New
port. Mrs. Green's parents, with them.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess Hodges of Boston
have engaged most Of the rooms In Miss
Ellen Fargos house for the summer and
with their children have taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey of Burlington
are visitors at their daughters, Mrs.
Meigs. and Prof. Meigs.-Prof. and Mrs. E.
A. Partridge of Philadelphia came here
last Saturday and are occupying their
summer home.-Mrs. Clara Sawyer and
Mrs. John Sabine Smith of New York city
arrived here last week and opened their
summer cottagge.
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DERBY.

w. T. Kilborn has purchased an auto
mobie.-M!ss Cecile Hay is at home from
Massachusetts for her summer vacation.
-Camp-meetings have been held here for
two or three weeks. The ReY. Mr.. Rankin
from Newport preached in the Methodist
Church Sunday evening and the Rev. l..
Davis Of the Congregational Church took
his place at West Derby.-A reception was
given Mr. and Mrs. Roy f. Ames at
their home Saturday evening. June 80.
In spite of the rainy weather there was a
good gathering Refreshments were
served, after which T. A. Adams presented
them with sum of money and other
presents from their friends.
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WOLCOTT.

w l.. Tillotson and son. William. Of
Burlington, were guests at H. II. Park
er's Friday.-C. J. Kimball and family
were visitors in Marshf1eld Sunday.-L. c.
TIDAL was a business visitor in Fairfax
the first of the week.-John Poff and Steve
Pocock and family of St. Johnsbury pass
ed Sunday at Peter Golden s.-Charles
Luther of Wilmington is visiting rela-
tives in town.-Mrs. B. r. Kusic and
grandson. Give Canterbury, have been
recent visitors at Fred McNally's in JEFF
fersonvile.- Richardson and wife
are now nicely domiciled in rooms in the
Fife block
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CAMBRIDGE.

c. +. Morgan and family of Richmond
visited in town Sunday.-Harold Currier
of Fort Ethan Allen was the guest Sun
day of Kenneth Newton.-R. S. Brewster
has been the guest of friends in Johnson
for several days.-A. A. Twiss was guest
Sunday at c. w. LaBounty's.-Dr. G. II.
Newton and son. Kenneth, and John Say
les were at Caspian Lake on fish,
ing trip Thursday.-Wyman and Allen
Brush have returned from a several
weeks otay at the home Of their uncle, G.
s. Brush in Bolton.-Mrs. S. F. Brush
of Boston has come to spend the sum-
mer here.-John Sayles has returned to
his work in Windsor after spending a
short vacation with friends in town.
T. F. Brady has finished work as tester
for the local COW testing association
Mrs. H. e. Jones of Fairfax visited rela-
tives here Saturday and Sunday.-The
members of the Ladies' Union are invited
to meet with Mrs. F.. w. Patch Thursday,
July 12-The Red Cross meeting will be
held Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Newton
and daughter. Catherine, of Lynn, Mass,
are spending a few days at DR.. G. H.
Newton s.-Mrs. Archie Irwin and Mrs.
Nan Montgomery Of Waterville and Mrs.
]. r. Patterson spent Tuesday at Mrs. M.
McQuire's.
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MORETOWN.

Mr. and Mrs. Levi Wheeler of North
field were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Austin Sunday.-Harold Haylett Of Bur-
lington visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Haylett the past week.-F. T..
johnson and family were in Bethel and
Randolph Sunday.-Harmie Nelson and
wife and John Bisbie and wife were in
Montpelier Tuesday.-Addie Sawyer and
Mrs. f. f. Johnson were in Montpelier
Tuesday.-The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford of Syracuse, N. Y. are in town.
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Frances Jacques spent few
days last week with her daughter in Hyde
Park.-v. NJ. Parker caught two brook
trout Monday whose united weight was
three pounds.-Mr and Mrs. H. A. Gilbert
and son, Howard, and Mrs. ]. r. Perkins
of North Troy were the guests Thursday
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Q. Sanborn.-Mr. and
Mrs. q. Z. Curtis and party were in Bur-
lington Saturday.--Miss Marjorie Sinclair
returned from st. Johnsbury hospital Sum
day much benefited by her operation
Mrs. M. S. Warner is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. F. Dodge, Of Tamworth, N. II.
II. H. Burton returned to his home In
Mass, Sunday. Mrs. Burton
will remain a few weeks longer with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Sanborn.-
Miss Mary Newton of Lowell, Mass. Is
spending the summer with her niece. Mrs.
A. G. Cello. and other relatives.-Mr and
Mrs. Marvin German Of Montgomery
Center were weekend guests Of Mr. AND
Mrs. Fred Diette.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY,.

The funeral OF Miss Charlotte
Fiske held Monday in the Baptist
Church at the Center was Largely at
tended. The Rev. B. P. Parker Off
ciated and a quartet sang. The bear
ers were Irwin Lovely, Guy Fiske.
Earl Morrill, and william Morrill,.
Burial was at the Center.-Mrs. Wal
ter Irish is recovering from the Ger
man measles-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McAllister of Waitsield were guests
at the Crossett farm over the week.
end.-Mrs. James Breene and daughter.
Mrs. James Collins, visiting Mrs.
Breene's uncle, Mr.. Burt. in Stowe, Sun
day.-Two deaths at the local hospital
have occurred this week of people
whose homes have been in this vicinity
Miss Emmaline Jane Prescott, who has
been at the hospital for some years,
was a sister of Mrs. Ferdinand Collins
of this town. also of Henry Prescott Of
Stowe and a half-sister of Charles
Raymo of Stowe. Her mother, Mrs
Raymo. is living in Morrsvilie. "Jen-
ME" Prescott, as she was Familiarity
known, was a domestic for years in
different homes In this vicinity, going
afterward to st. Adams, where she was
! employed in one home until her health
failed. A woman of sterling character,
she had many strong friends. Her flu
neral was held at st. Andrews Church
Tuesday morning. the Rev. Robert
Dewey officiating. with burial in the
Holy Cross cemetery.-Yesterday morning
the funeral Of Jed Ring was held
in the same church, the Rev. Robert
Dewey officiating. Mr.. Ring. who was
| a farmer on Woodland Hill, was about
IS years of age. He had been in poor
, health for two years. and is survived
| by his widow and IS children, also one
grandchild.-News that Mr. and Mrs
c. l. Hatch are to return to Vermont
| is pleasing news here to their many
| relatives and friends. Mr.. Hatch will
he located in Burlington. Miss Flor
ence Hatch. who graduated from
Smith College this June, Is to be an
assistant in the high school in Spring.
held-Dr James O'Neil of Burlington
| has begun his work at the Vermont
State hospital for the Insane. He was
one of the honor men in this years
class at the medical college He is a
graduate of both the academic and
medical department Of the University
of Vermont. Since the resignation of
Supt. Grout. the physicians have been
one short at the hospital and the staff
| Is now again of it's usual number-Mr
and Mrs Joseph Smith, who have been
guests of Mr.. Smiths parents. Mr.. and
Mrs' a n n Ie'urheu u
their home IN worcester, Mass,-Ever-
EFT Swasey' connected with the Cana
dian Explosive company OF Montreal
as chemist, Is spending two weeks
vacation with mis- parents Mr.. and Mrs
c.. d. Swasey
The lawn party given by the Federated
societies OF st andrews Church with
Mrs. d. T. Harvey as chairman was a
| Co.
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CRAFTSBURY.

This town raised $500 for the Red Cross
on canvass day. There had already been
about $500 raised.-Mrs. Shipman and Mrs.
st. John of Hardwick met the ladies of
this town in the town hall to give them
instructions in regard to Red Cross work.
Some material has arrived and the ladies
will take up the work at once, meeting
with Mrs. Mackender Thursday.-There
will be no church service in the town
hall Sunday. 1t is expected the repairs
on the church will be completed and it
will be ready for use in two weeks.-Mr.
and Mrs. M. e. Williams entertained a
dinner party Sunday in honor of the
birthday of Mr.. Williamss sister. Mrs.
Hattie Patterson, who has lately return
ed from Portland. Ore. There were in at
tendance Mrs. Eloe Coburn and John CO.
burn Of Bristol. Conn.,. Mr.. and Mrs. S. T..
Cutler and daughter. Helen. Of Barre. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Williams and son Of
South Albany. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dut-
ton and daughter, Jean. of this town, and
Roberta I.add of Whitman, Mass.-The
Methodist Episcopal Church raised $40
last Sunday for Y NJ. C. A. war work.
William Wilson. aged 81 years, died Sun
day morning at 400 o'clock after several
weeks illness of heart trouble. The +u-
neral was held Tuesday afternoon In the
Congregational Church at North Crafts
bury. the Rev. DR.. Flagg officiating. He
was a member Of the Meridian Sun Lodge
and was buried with Masonic honors. He
leaves five children. Leon. from Massa-
chusetts. Mrs. Gladys Richardson Fos-
ter of Fort Ethan Allen. Anna and Frank
Of this town.-Mrs. Fred Green and two
daughters accompanied by Miss Flora
Warehouse, left last week for a two
weeks visit In Richford.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

]. p. Mayo and family are spending a
weeks vacation in Buxton. Me.-Harold
M. Degree and family of Burlington are
visiting Mrs. Degrees father. c. p.
Abbott-Harold Flint has enlisted in
Company L.. Vermont National Guard
Ernest Hubbard and Dudley Leavitt OF
Company F. Vermont National Guard.
visited their parents last Sunday.--Mrs
Harrington of Keene. N. H.. is visiting her
brother-in-law. George D. Harrington
Merle wellington was thrown from his
bicycle Tuesday. and fractured one arm
near the elbow.-Mrs. w. E. Douglass
returned to her home in Enosburg Falls
last Saturday.
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Rebekahs at the Congregational Church
Sunday afternoon was we'll attended. Mu-
sic was in charge of T.. q. Miller Miss
Mary Lease at the organ. Ritual work
was given by Messrs. Edwards and
Knowles and an address given by the
Rev. William L. Boicourt.
The marriage Of Mrs. Sylvia Anna siple
of Providence. r. l.. and Edward T. Hayes
of Waterbury took place at st. Peters
and st. Paul's Church in Providence June
%. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Joseph Trainor.
a daughter was born to nir. and Mrs.
Robert O'Brien this week.-Mrs.. Priscilla
Moody of Sharon, Mass, Is at the home
OF her son, Warren Moody.
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WANTED IT WATCHED.

do you want me to watch your ma
chins?" asked the hoy. Yea" replied
Mr.. Chuggins. land II II tries to run
away don't stop II. Holler for me and
I'll take a chance ON overtaking It and
getting the first ride I've had for three
or four hours."-Puck.
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Arrest Alleged Deserter.

Vergennes. July s.-Deputy Sheriff F.
l.. Grandey arrested James Miller and
took him Saturday to Fort Ethan Allen.
on the charge OF desertion.