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JOHNSON.

Ralph Brewster, former clerk
in Nye's store. from Cambridge.
called on friends here last week.-W. G.
Jones has returned from his Worcester
trip.-G. w. Smith and wife and S. j
Davis and wife visited Ned Smith in Fair>
field last week.. B. Mclean. who has
been confined to the house the past week.
is able to be out.-Henry Grow has res
turned to his home in Brasher, N. Y.s
after attending the funeral of his mothers
-Eldren Thompson has work in Fair>
field haying and left Monday.-Mrs Aus~
tin Sanders of Barre is spending few
days with her aunt. Mrs. j. L. Pierce.@
Samuel Mclean has returned to his homQ
in Wilmington. n. Y, Mrs. Viola McLeans
accompanying him.-H. l.. Porter went to
Barre Saturday and brought here Mis0
Adeline Drown, who will make her home
with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Pierce-Tracy
Smalley has returned from Boston. His
aunt, who was Jennie Tracy, came with
him.-James McCuin has sold the livery
here which he has run for seven years
to l.. J. Sylvester and son. The son will
have the management and L. ]. will re-
tain his position as road patrol man.
Charles Stevens and family from Orleans
are visiting his sister. Mrs. d. A. Barrows.
A Mr.. Stevens. an uncle, from Newark,
n. j.. is visiting his niece, Mrs. d. A.
| Barrows
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. william Williams. A.
w. Atwood. John Dimick and Master
Roy Morse of Brandon motored here
Tuesday and were guests at the home
Of W. c. Ellsworth. They returned
home Thursday and were accompanied
as far as Malletts Bay by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Ellsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C.
Ellsworth. and daughter. Ella.--Guests
in the home of Clarence Guthrie are
Mrs. Jessie TOrrey and children, Dor
othy. Marion and LAUREL OF Attie-
boro. Mass. Clarence Mcdonald of
Montreal and Miss Emma Dngman of
Thornton Ferry. N. Fl. other guests
who have been there recently are Mrs.
Peter Backus of Rosenberg. Que. Car
mi Backus of Hartford, Conn, Mrs.
Emma Goodsell of Enosburg Falls and
Mrs. Jennie Irish of North Berkshire
A. H. Elrick Of Barton IL a guest at
the home of Il. H. Chamberlin.--Mr. and
Mrs. f. e. Thomas and Mrs. Bertha
Moore were In st. Adams Thursday
Mrs. r. s. Tibbits and Ivan Tibbits were
in Burlington Thursday, called there
by the serious condition Of Mr.. Tib-
bits. who recently was operated upon
at the Mary Fletcher hespital--Mr and
Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Goldie. Reuben and
Alice Wilson and Arthur johnson were
In Richford the Fourth.--Mr. and Mrs.
r. p. Chamberlin, r. H. Chamberlin and
A. H. Elrick were In st. Adams Friday.
Misses Ella Fairbanks and Florence
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HILL WEST.

Miss Leila Murray is visiting at Charles
Paronto's-Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Jewett WIS.,
tied at the home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. d. Jewett, Mt Montgomery July 4
Mrs. Saloma Whitcomb, who passed the
winter at Charles Rushford's. has re-
turned to the home of her daughter at
Enosburg Falls.-Mrs. Hardy Par
onto Of Hardwick Is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ariel.-Mr and Mrs.
c. d. Shangraw visited at Richford July
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BINGHAMVILLE.

A very pretty wedding was solemnized
Tuesday at 300 p. m. at the home of the
bride where Claude Fleming and Florence
Green were united in marriage by the Rev.
James H. Wills. They were attended by
Merton Green and Miss Pauline Robinson.
and about 20 friends were present. After
refreshments had been served the happy
couple left by automobile for Georgia sta
ton en- route to Montpelier for short
SfaY.
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CADY'S FALLS.

A family gathering was held at Mrs.
Ada Smiths Sunday. Among those pres.
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hum
mel Of Bristol. Conn.,, Mark Towle and
family of Morrsville, Harold Towle and
sister, Fanny, Of Wolcott, Alton Hol-
brook and family of Stowe.-Mrs. Lizzie
Fleming of North Wolcott visited her
brother. William Hicks. Sunday.-Cephas
Taylor, who recently returned from Wat.
erbury, visited at E. j. Houston's recent>
ly.-Mrs. Frank Stearns of Johnson spent
the Fourth with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. Newcomb.-Mrs. Della Jones Is vis>
itng her son, Arthur, in Hyde Park.-Miss
Doris Stearns of East Johnson is SPEND
ing several days with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. ACKNOWLEDGING
Calkins. A. II. Calkns and wife, E. II.
and T.. J. Calkins and families and Miss
Gladys Cobleigh took a trip to Newport
the fourth.-Mr and Mrs. Herman Grimes
and daughter of Somerville, Mass, are
visiting at Leo Bakers.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. II. Calkins and Everett Calkins and
family spent Sunday in Westford.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. s. Newcombe visited rela.
tives in North Hyde Park Sunday.-Ralph
Newcomb and family visited In Eden and
johnson the past week.-Robert Whitte-
more of Fort Ethan Allen called on friends
in this place Sunday.-Miss Myrtle Gun.
bingham Of Johnson is working at A.
N. Ferrills.-Mr and Mrs. Gustin Smith
Of Morrisville called at w. s. Newcombs
Saturday.-Leo Billiard and family were
in johnson Sunday
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Among those who attended the celebra-
ton In St. Adams July 4 were Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Flood. Mr.. and Mrs. M. C.
Leach and family. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Lease and family. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Thomas. Mrs. J. F. Wilcox and Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Wilson.-The farmers have com.
menoed haying.-Mrs. Exera Seeley is in
poor hcalth.-Maurice Thompson has gone
to Danville. where he will work for Byroa
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EAST GEORGIA.

Mrs. Frank Shepards sister from st.
Adams is visiting her for a few days
b. e. Mitchell, w. p. Ryan and T. c.
Leach took an automobile trip to Under
hill last week.-Mrs.. Arthur Ford and
daughter. Margaret. of Bangor. N. Y,
have been visiting at the home Of r. c.
Leach-Corporal r. l.. Richardson spent
Sunday in town.-Mr. Stevens of Essex
Junction is helping in the depot and
learning telegraphy. preparing to become
q station agent.-N. Desc has completed
his duties as section foreman and Alex
ander Guerin has taken his place.-Frank
Corrigan has completed his work on the
section and has been engaged by w. +.
Ryan for haying.-H. C. Woodwork has
gone to Fairfax to stay with his grand
daughter Mrs. George Foss.-Mr. and Mrs
3. s. Marvin of Colchester called at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Leach Fri
day.-Mrs S. T.. Thresher is to be COM
mended on the good work she has been
doing to keep the station and postoffce
running smoothly since Mr.. Thresher was
hurt.
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FRANKLIN.

The Touth passed of very quietly and
pleasantly. The parade was excellent. The
Red Cross was represented by float.
the Eastern Star, Woodmen and Foresters
each had floats. The automobile business
was represented by n 1880 'modef' driven
by John Bolis. The plant industry was
represented by F. l.. Hopkins. The base
ball game in the forenoon, Franklin VS..
Sheldon, resulted in a score of to in
favor of Sheldon; the game in the after
noon between Franklin VS.. Enosburg was
a Thinning game, resulting In n score of
to 3 in favor Of Enosburg. In the eve
ming a short band concert was given by
the band on the park, and the play, Peg
O. MY Heart" which was given here
about three weeks ago. was repeated to a
packed house and many could not get into
the building. After the play good
company remained to the dance. There
were several hundred people present and
the affair was a decided success. The band
appeared for the first time in their new
uniforms. The rural teachers
for the coming year are: South
Franklin. Miss Bertha Forty; Ham
mond, Miss Moore of Sheldon;
East Farnklin. Miss Florence Mullen; Miss
Iva M. Tudhope Of North Hero; Browns
Corner. Miss Ella Walker; Pomeroy. Miss
Pearle Houghaboom. The schools will
open September TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.. Gates and
daughter, Lucille, attended the gradual
ton exercises at st. Adams, where their
son, r. D., was graduated-Harold
Scott Is soon to move back to his faith
ers at East Franklin. and Malcom Ba-
ker has rented the Hopkins tenement
o. T. Wright finished his labors as stage
driver Saturday night. Malcolm Baker is
his successor.-Mr. and Mrs. C. C..
Briggs of Burlington were guests at
Henry Hubbard's few days last
week.
Mrs. Reva Truax returned from Brad
ford Sunday, where she has been the
past season in a millinery store.-A. d.
Whitney was in Mortified Saturday and
Sunday.-Dorothy Horskin is attending
summer school in Burlington and Ella
Walker in Johnson.-The Red Cross
realized over 500 the Fourth.-George
Austin OF Fairfield has been a guest at
H. H. Soule's the past week.-Mariam
Turner returned to Bellows Falls with
her grandmother Tuesday for short
stay.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Frank Brady mas completed his work in
Cambridge and is now employed in East
Fairffeld.-Mrs. Stephen Houghton is seri-
ously ill.-Mrs. Fred Potter has returned
from a visit in Observation-Disclosures
Cowan went to Fort Ethan Allen Mon
day. where he enlisted in the army.-Mrs.
Bailey of st. Johnsbury was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. John Barr recently
Donald Field has enlisted In the navy
The Rev. Father Carriers was In Water
loo. p. O., recently.-Adj.-Gen Lee s.
Tillotson. Miss Ethel Adams and Miss
Molly Beals of Montpelier were the guests
Of Mrs. s. 0. Tillotson over Sunday.
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HYDE PARK.

The Hyde Park postofFice became Sec
ond class July and under the new dis
pensation Is open at 7:3O and closes at
500 p. m.
Mrs. Patrick Kelley. widow of Patrick
Kelley, died Tuesday. The funeral will
be held at st. Theresa's Church this
morning at 9:3O.-H. NJ. Mcfarland is in
New York.-Ernest Stewart and Leo
Cowles went to Fort Ethan Allen Tues
day to enlist.-Col. II. F. Brigham OF
Bakersfield was in town Tuesday.-The
selective draft list for this county Is
posted at the county clerks office. There
are 100 names on the list.-Mrs. Nora
Wood has returned from Bennington
The Misses Winnie Stewart and Rosie
Kerry are attending summer school at
Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noble have
been called to Hardwick by the illness
Of their brother. Joseph. who had shock
Monday and is not expected to live
Mrs. William Grimes has returned from
the hospital-Mr. and Mrs. George Stew
art observed their 18th wedding ami
versary July 3. There was a large num-
Der present. who left nice purse of
money.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Baker were
visitors in town Sunday.-The cheese
factory at this place Is to go out of
business July Is. Too much competition
in milk Is the cause.-Fred Kingsley of
Brandon was a visitor in town Sunday.
The Rev. Mr.. Hamlin is taking vaca-
ton and consequently no services will be
held at the Congregational Church Sum
day.-Mrs. f. G. Page spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Young. at Essex juno
tion.-R. 8. Page and family are at their
camp at Lake Eden.-The Rebekah presi-
dent visited the local lodge Wednesday
evening.
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ELMORE.

Frieda Stanley found 12 four-leaved
clovers and Marion Nichols found 81 Mon.
day.-The Red Cross gave a pleasing en-.
tertainment July 4. The proceeds from
the entertainment and ice cream were
about 81. There will be dance at the
town hall Friday evening.-Mr and Mrs.
IL. G. Hutchins. Miss Carrie Evarts and
Miss Marion Nichols motored to Burlng-
ton Sunday.-George Golf of Detroit,
Mich. is visiting his relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Smith. Harry and Charles
smith. In this vicinity.-Mrs. Whitney
and son OF johnson recently visited at
John Meads-Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Bailey
OF Wolcott visited at Julian Gays Sum
day Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gravlin. Miss
Bernice st. Jock and Clarence Gravlin
visited In st. Johnsbury Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wilkins and daughter
Catherine, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fisher and
two children of Worcester visited Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Stanley Sunday.-Miss Carrie
Evarts OF Hinesburgh is visiting Mrs. H.
q Hutchins,
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MORRISVILLE.

Miss Eugenia Pinney went Tuesday to
Bristol, where she will visit her aunt.
Mrs. w. d. Pope. She was accompanied
as far as Burlington by Miss Marie Gulick
and Miss Nan Wombell.-Mrs Ida Niles
Jackson went Tuesday to Brandon. where
she sang at a recital given by the Bran.
don Literary club-A A Niles went to
Bennington Tuesday to attend the annual
meeting at the Soldiers Home.-Mss
Gertrude Haskins of Lowell. Mass, cama
Wednesday, called here by the serious ill-
ness of her mother, Mrs. Ida Haskins,
who suffered shock Sunday night.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Clark and children left
Wednesday for Old Orchard, Me. where
they will spend the summer.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Grant and son, Nersal, return
ed Tuesday from camp at Caspian Lake.
Mrs. Myron Ellsworth was in Johnson
Wednesday.-Mrs. T. c. Cheney left Wed.
nesday for Mt Philo in Charlotte. to be
with Mr.. Cheney.-Mrs. Clinton Stygles
went Wednesday to Hyde Park to visit
her sister, Mrs. w. E. Grimes.
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ENOSBURC.

A social for the benefit OF the Red
Cross will be held at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Chaffee Friday evening.
Strawberries will be served.-The annual
dinner served July in Memorial Church
was attended by about 112 people and
ga was realized.-Miss Grace Densmore
from Enosburg Falls Is visiting Mrs.
r. H. Maynard.-Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Chaffee are spending some time at the
home Of their father. w. J. Chaffee.
BERKSHIRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Wallbeoff passed
the weekend in West Burke. They made
the trip by automobile with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Dean and children of Enos-
burg Falls.-Miss Alice Mills of johnson
is visiting at the home of George Demar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Johnson and Cor
don johnson left Sunday on an automO-
bile trip to oxford. N. H.. and Leomin-
ster. Mass.-Mrs. l.. Frances Jolley il at
tending the Vermont Botanical and Bird
club meeting at Mount Mansfeld.-Guy
Larock went to st. Adams Tuesday to be
examined for enlistment in the army
Mrs. Leon Thompson is visiting in Bur-
lington.-Mrs. Katie Pettingill OF Camp
ton. N. H.. Is visiting at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Libby.
Miss Eva Demar has returned to her
work In Perley's store at EnOsburg Falls
after spending her vacation at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
DArnar
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ents. Mr.. and Mrs. oliver D. Bacon
Mrs. Robert Davis and son, Payson. OF
Newport. with her mother, Mrs. Effie
Dubray of Brockton, Mass, were week.
end visitors at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Spiller.--Mrs. Frank Emo LETT
Saturday for Riceburg. p. O., where she
will visit her mother, Mrs Oliver La
chapele.-Mrs. Z. Flood who has visited
her mother, Mrs. Stella Muzzy, and other
relatives. during the past week. -eturn-
ed to Littleton, n. H., Saturday.-Mrs.
Addie Goodrich returned to Greensboro
Saturday after a week at the homes or
her sons. Fred. William and George Good
rich. She was accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss Addie Goodrich. who
will pass n few weeks In camp.-Miss
Florence Boyce was week END guest OF
friends In Hardwick. Stevens
passed Saturday and Sunday with friends
in Hardwick.
After a lingering Illness, Charles =.
Moore died July I. Mr.. Moore, who was
the son OF Samuel and Sarah Flanders
Moore, was born in st. Adams and at the
age OF seven years moved to Morristowns
where he has resided for over 60 years.
The deceased was man of quiet and rec
firing manner. possessing sterling quail.
ties Of character, and was esteemed by all
VINO knew MIN. Inc funeral SeTVICeo
were held at his late residence July at
200 p. m. the. Rev. w. Stanley Post Of the
First Congregational Church officiating.
M. w. Carlton. c. II. Richardson, G. l. c.
Smith and F. Y. Slippery acted as bearers.
Interment was made in Mountain View
cemetery at Morristown Corners. Mr..
Moore is survived by one brother, Alden
Moore, who lived with the deceased on
the home place; also by a niece, Miss
Sarah r. Baker Of Peterboro. N. H.. and
a nephew, Charles A. Baker Of Morris.
town Corners.
Miss Leafa Kinney of Hyde Park
and Ollie A. Bedel, son of Mrs.
Henry Nash. of Morrsville, were mar
ried in St. Johnsbury Tuesday. Judge
and Mrs. George A. Morse and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Raymore and daughter, Bar
bara, are off on an automobile trip. which
will include visit to Boston and other
points in Massachusetts.-G P.
browne and family have been in camp
at Lake Gilmore the past week. They
spent several days on an auto trip to
Massachusetts last Week.-Mrs. Alice Gle
Of Chicago is spending the summer with
her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Gle.
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"Trip through TWO DuSy streets the horse
should have injured no one. The buggy
was considerably damaged. but the horse
was uninjured. Substitute II. II. Cobb Is
filling Mr.. Macutchan's place on the mall
route.
Guests of Miss Abbie Allen at "Seven
Springs" are Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs. Charles
a. Savage and Miss Savage. Miss Petit
born and Miss Rowan of New York city
and DR.. Spottiswoode of Orange. N. j.
The Misses Annie and Susan Bigelow re-
turned home Saturday after passing the
week In Morrisville and Johnson.-F. A.
Strong's residence on Bridge street has
been connected by telephone, the num-
Der being 1881. s. A. Stebbins' resi-
dence has also been connected by tele-
phone, the number 23-5.-Mrs. Abbie War
rem and little granddaughter. Helen
Charlotte Lurk. are visiting friends In
Stowe.-Healy c. Bashaw. who Is em-
ployed at Mt. Kisco. N. Y. was unable
to pass the required physical examina-
ton OF enlistment In the marine corps
at New York city.
Mrs. Lydia A. Shaw, one of the Oldest
residents and probably the oldest lifelong
resident. observed her 89th birthday SUM-
day. July g. Although in feeble health
Mrs. Shaw retains her mental faculties
and was able to visit during the day at
the home OF her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. e. Shaw. Mrs. Shaw makes her
home with her son. Elmer Il. Shaw, and
family Mt the lower village. Two other
sons reside In Stowe. b. l.. Shaw at the
village and M. L. Shaw ON the Fillmore
road.-A telephone has been installed at
w. w. Robinson's residence at the lower
village. the number being e-ll.-Nr. and
Mrs j. 8. Smith Of Fitchburg. Nass., are
passing two weeks with their sister and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Mcmahon.
and other stowe relatives.-Nrs. Louise
NJ. Wells II very III following q shock
which she suffered last Thursday. Her
daughters. Mrs. A. B. Mum OF Saransc
Lake. N. ". and Mrs.. r. c. Dearborn Of
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