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WEST BOLTON.

The funeral Of Mrs. o. j Hostord,
who died at her late home in Richford
June 8, was held at the Baptist Church
Monday afternoon at two o'clock, the
Rev. Charles Tracy officiating. The
bearers were A. N. Tomlnson P. c.
Locke, @. W. Kellogg. E. Il. Davis.
Mrs. Hosford was 20 years of age was
born in this town and had resided here
all her life until one year and a half
ago when they moved to Richmond.
Besides her husband, she is survived
by three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Water
man of Union Village, Mrs. Charles
Woodward Of Waterbury and Mrs. 6.
Larose Of Richmond.--Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Bullock of Burlington. Mrs. II.
Bartlett of Underhill Center were at
j, H. Smiths Sunday.--Miss Ethel
Macia of Jonesville was an over Sun
day guest of Mrs l.. York Mrs. Esther
Streeter of Worcester. Mass. il visit =
ing friends In town.--Mrs. Amelia wor-
den OF Cady's Falls is visiting her son,
G. W. oodworth.--Thirteen members
of the Grange attended the Pomona
Grange meeting at Essex Center. June
6.-There was a dance at the Grange
hall Friday night. IS couples were pre-
Tomlinson and Fay Wilson were in
Burlington Saturady.-Lester Morgan
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Morgan of
Williamstown visited their mother Mrs
Louise York. Sunday.-Mn and Mrs +.
r. York and family we're at Lake Iro =
quois Sunday.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The teacher and pupils OF school No. II
In the southeastern part OF Charlotte
gave an Ice cream and box sociable last
Thursday evening at the schoolroom.
The teacher and school girls furnished
the boxes and the boys the ice cream.
from the sale of which nearly SIS was
realized, all of which was given to the
Red Cross A violin and photograph fur
nished music for the occasion and a
pleasant evening was passed. The school
closed Friday for the summer-Mrs.
Henry Lessor. who has been III for
some time at her home In the southern
part or Charlotte. suffering from double
hernia and other troubles, was taken to
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a hospital Friday for surgical treat
ment .-Children's day will be observed
by the Baptist Church Sunday school
June IS and rehearsals will be held at
the church on Wednesday and Saturday
at o:30 p. m.-Thc annual meeting of the
Morningside Cemetery association will
be held Saturday afternoon AT two O'Clock
OF Lyceum hall with an adjournment to
the cemetery. II the day is pleasant A
good attendance Is desired Mr. and
Mrs G. NJ. Hazard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miles have returned from Glens
Falls, n Y, where they attended the
yearly meeting of the Friends Church.
w. w. Parker has moved his family
from A. r. Whites house at the village.
which he occupied for six months. to
his farm on the Mutton Hill ad.-Fred-
erick Curtis OF South Carolina has re-
ccived word of the safe arrival of his
brother, Pvt. Ezra j. Curtis.--Mrs.
Ellery Itch. who has been visiting her
parents In Lincoln, returned Sunday
Floyd Foote and Frederick Thomas have
installed milking machines Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton G.. Clark were in Burlington
Sunday to visit tho formers sister, Miss
Frances Clark. who Is patient at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.-Lester NJ. Prir-
die IL at home from Harvard University
for the summer.-Duane Beers, who has
been visiting relatives in Burlington for
few days. has returncd.-Merrill Cove
has returned to Burlington after a short
visit In the family of his aunt, Mrs.
Lewis Beers.-Mrs. A. j. Fisher of
Schenectady. N. Y. who has been with
her cousin. Miss Voist. for three or more
weeks. left Thursday with her grand
son for Burlington to visit her cousin,
Augustus Tatro.-Francis Poulin Of
Hinesburg village visited Duane Beers
Friday and Saturday.-Mr, and Mrs
Howard Stearns and daughter, Rosalie
of Burlington have been visiting relatives
here.-Mrs. B. n. Carpenter has returned
to Colchester after spending a week here
with her son, r. w Carpenter.
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sisting of L. G. Fowler. f. W. Henry,
John Noble. W. T. Mead and F. P. TIL
lison were In Burlington. Tuesday, to
meet the Chittenden county committees
and arrange for the coming drive
Other visitors to Burlington. Tuesday.
were Mrs. A. c. Humphrey. Mrs. @. Fl.
Benedict and daughter Ada Mrs. A. Fl.
SturGess. Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Nealy
and Mrs. A. N Pollard.--Mra. e. @.
Schweig attended the o. Il. s. conven-
ton held in Rutland last week.-Dr.
w. Scott Nay is In Burlington attend
ing the Masonic meetngs.--About 81
couples attended the dance at @. A. r.
hall Friday night, There will be an
other given June Fl with supper and
Browns five piece orchestra of Bur
lington Will furnish the music.--Miss
Maud Blaisdell was one of the graduates
from st. Johnsbury high school last
week and went to White River juno
ton where she has a position. after
spending a few days in town with her
parents.--Mrs. c. r. Coburn of Sutton
Is the guest of Mrs r.. ]. Gallup this
week.--Mr and Mrs. n. y. Howard ex-
pect to leave Thursday for their camp
at South Hero for the summer
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Jerusha Taft IL visiting her broth
er. Hurlburt Butts. in Jonesvlle. Elmer
Boutwell, of Gaysville was an over-Sun-
day visitor al A. G. Swinyer's.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Russell and daughter Edna.
returned home Tuesday, after visiting
friends in Mortified the past few days.
Mrs. James Cass of Randolph was the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. D. F. Hanks,
over Sunday.--School closed Saturday for
the summer vacation.-Joshua Brown and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kinnball
visited p. r. Grange and George Rus
sell In Bristol Saturday and Sundey.-Mr
and Mrs. William Leavitt returned home
the first of the week after visiting her
sister. Mrs. Ryan. in Fletcher.-Andrew
Liberty. who is working In Rochester. was
at home Sunday. He was accompanied by
Clarence Swinyer and family and r. Lib
erty--The Baraca- PhneHhea class met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Brewster in
Starksboro Saturday evening.
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EAST SHELBURNE.

The Progressive Agricultural club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Blair Friday eve
ming. Miss Bertha Raveltn sang, Miss
Ruth MacMurphy danced a Highland
Fling. and Miss Bertha Holden. homo
economics specialist. talked on the use of
wheat substitutes. and presented the
ladies with copies Of recipes- The club is
to have a picnic July at Harry DAN
brooks. The next meeting will be with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Irish the evening OF
July s. 1t ia expected that Byron N. Clark
will tell some of his experiences In France
at that meeting. The program committee
consists Of Mrs. I. q. Elliott and Mrs.
G. A. Kinney. The collection was given
to the Red Cross.
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RICHMOND

The Rev Thomas Stratton preached
his farewell sermon at the Universalist
Church Sunday and with Mrs. Stratton
leaves this week for Woodstock. his new
pastorate.--Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Dimick
and family were the guests of relatives
In Warren over Sunday.--Children' day
was observed at the Congregational
Church Sunday with appropriate exer-
cises.-George Aldrich Of IIinesburg was
among the visitors in town Monday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Burke of Burlington
and Mr. and Mrs. George Champagne
of Shelburne we're in town Sunday
Mrs. Babar Of Burlington Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs A. G.. Bessett.
from here attended the funeral of Mrs.
Agnes Kcefe Fitzgerald In Burlington
Tuesday morning. The deceased was
formerly a resident of this town.. w.
McGarghan is attending the G. Q. r.
convention held in Barre this week.-Mrs..
r.. r.. Fish has been entertaining her sis.
ter from Randolph the past veek.-The
graduation exercises of the grammar
school took place Thursday evening. CIV
ing a short play followed by essays by
members of the class, which numbered 10
Dancing followed the exercises.-Mrs
Clara Shedd left Saturday for an extend
ed visit in Massachusetts, and Maine
Mrs. Martin Fitzgerald Of Montpelier is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Purtel-Mrs. Joseph Hosford died
Saturday evening after . short illness
The funeral was held at her late home
Monday, with burial In Bolton. her former
home.-Miss Cordelia Albert Of Scranton
Pa. is visiting relatives In town.-Miss
Eva Berry of Burlington was the CUES,
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J
C. Berry over Sunday.-Mrs. John Teddy
and two children and Frank NARROW OF
Underhil are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Terrien.-Charles Berry of New
Hampshire was recently the guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Berry.-Heath
Towne of Waterbury was the guest OF
friends in town over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. James O'Byrne. who were the guests
Of the formers father, r. O'Byrne, the
past week, have returned to Boston
Miss Hazel Berry. who is taking a nurses
course at the Mary Fletcher hospital
was recently the guest Of her mother
Mrs. Jennie Berry.-Mrs. Ellen Williams
has returned from Milton, where she
has been visiting relatives for severa
weeks.--Mrs. Preston Hadley and two
children Of Bellows Falls are visiting Mrs
Hadley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Berry
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HUNTINGTON

'Cp-to Date America" will be presented
by the pupils In the grammar room
of the Catherine E. Ross school this
evening at the S. Of V. hall for the
benefit Of the school. after which there
Will be 2. dance. The proceeds will go
to the Red Cross.-Mr and Mrs. Allen
e. Carpenter and son, Gyles. will go to-
day to Mortified. where they have work
on farm,
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Reginald Hoskins of Jericho spent sew
eral days last week In town. the guest
of Rollin. Tilley.-Williem DeForRe has
installed an Empire milking machine
Mary Prior Of Williston visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Yantz. the last of the
week.-Rollin Tilley is confined to the
house with liberty measies.--Mr and Mrs.
William Wheeler are the parents of a
son, born June 3.-Mrs. Howard Ray and
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TOWNSVILLE.

Gladys Hapgood is visiting her grand
mother in West Bolton.--J. Clayton Tyler
OF the y. S. navy. who has been stationed
in Brooklyn for several months, Is having
a furlough. Benjamin Douglass, who is
in training at Camp Devens spent Sunday
at homc.-Mrs. Carr of Montpelier spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. A. C.. Pal
mer-The Lend-a-Hand will meet at the
hall Thursday afternoon on the vestry
plan.-Mrs. C. G. Fuller is suffering from
broken rib caused by fall William
Heatherington is moving to Richmond
GLADYS Fuller Is visiting her grandpar-
ents.-Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Church and
Mrs Hapgood were business visitors In
Burlington Tuesday.-Little Natal Alger
has been iL-Howard Hutchinson Of
Montpelier was a weekend visitor at G.
n. Millers.-Roy Miller and sister. Lee
vina, were recent visitors II, Montnelier
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son, Harold. of Dover, ~ j.. who have
been visiting in this and surrounding
towns for several weeks. returned home
Saturday. Kenneth Aldrich, who has
been suffering with blod poisoning In his
hand and arm, Is much Improved.-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Aldrich recently received
letters from thor son. Ralph. who Is sta
toned on the fighting front somewhere
In France. "--Charles German spent sew
eral days visiting relatives in Bristol last
week.
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JERICHO

MIR. and Mrs. Clifton Buxton and sons,
Ralph and Maurice Of Jonesville were In
town Saturday.-A son was born TO Mr.
and Mrs. William Ladeau, June 3.-Mrs.
Tracy IL visiting at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. John Jordan.--Mrs. Martha Mead
has returned to her work In Waterbury
Center after spending few days with her
mother. Mrs. Joseph Bissonette.--Mr. and
Mrs. John Flint Of Burlington were over
Sunday visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. West Brigham.-Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
McKeene Of Boston are visiting at the
home OF Mrs. H. II. Day-Mrs. Nellie
Goodwin had the misfortune to fall and
in1ure one knee quite badly. She has
been in bed the last few days.--Mrs. Car
roll Bartlett Of Riverside was at the home
Of Mrs. Flora White Saturday.-Mrs.
Olive Folsom. who has been visiting her
son. zeph Hapgood at Rouses Point, n.
Y. has returned home.-Mrs. Ralph Nor
ton Of Essex Junction 10 visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pettngill.-
Angel Truba, who has been in Buring-
ton on business the last few days. return
ed Saturday.--Mr and Mrs. Alason Flint
Of Burlington were in town Sunday
Frank Miller has completed work for
Warren Buxton in the novelty shop and
has gone to Burlington, where he has EN-
ployment in Lake View cemetery.-Willis
Marsh has gone to Richmond to work for
Borden's Condensed Milk company.-Mrs.
William Almon. who has been visiting
friends and relatives In this place for a
few weeks. returned to her home in Mont
real SAturday.-Mrs. Evalire Wilton has
gone to St. Adams to spend a few weeks
with DR.. and Mrs. 8. W. Paige.-Henry
Lewis of North Troy was a recent visitor
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton c.
Rice.-Mrs. Mary Metcalf and daughter
Mary. and lady friend Of Essex were In
town Monday evening.-1liss Florence
Tomlinson OF New Jersey Is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tomlin'
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HINESBURG

The commencement exercises Of the
Hinesburg high school began Sunday with
the baccalaureate service at the Baptist
Church, Thursday evening there will
he an exhibition at the town hall, with
program by the pupils The regular
graduating exercises will be held on Fri
day evening.-Miss Ethel Stokes has zone
TO Burlington to work.-The Junior class
OF II. II. s. realised about 81 from the
dance given Friday night for the beneft
Of the senior class.
Mrs Laura Cutting has sold her pron.
erty to H. l.. Goodrich. Mrs Cutting vii,
leave for Canada within a. few DAYS
T. j. Mckenzie. Joseph Blanchard and
Otis Cogans have gone to Buffalo, N. Y,
Miss Lillian Fits In visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Mack
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WEST MILTON

baby boy was left on c. ". Jackson's
lawn one night last week. 1t is reported
that Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. although the
parents of large family of their own.
will keep the child.-Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Moulton and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Faunce and children of Stowe
were at George Chapin's Sunday
Amelia Sweeney had a reunion of her
children Sunday for her son. Charles
Wells, who is home from Camp Devens
for four days.-Miss Myra Campbell and
Miss Vivian Campbell are at Robert
Hills for visit.-Mrs. Sarah Costello is
at home after passing week in ST.
Adams
Mrs. w. Campbell Of St Adams is pass
ing the week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, f. +. Blake.-Mr. and Mrs. 2. NJ.
Page of Burlington were at c. E. Osgoods
la ST
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SHELBURNE

= very pretty wedding took place at
the North Gate Shelburne Farms at 23o
O'Clock Saturday afternoon when Miss
Mary Fierce was united in marriage with
Hugh Champlin Ball of Ncrgennes. The
house as beautifully decorated with
green's and cut flowers, gifts of Dr. and
Mrs Seward Webb. The bride was dress
ed in white net over satin and carried
40 shower bouquet OF white sweet peas
She was attended by a little niece, Mill
dred Vosburgh Of Burlington. who was
dressed In white and pink and carried
pink sweet peas. The sroom's attend
ant was little nephew. Sheldon Ball OF
Montpelier. There WAS many beautiful
gifts among them large sum Of money
Mr.. and Mrs. Ball left by automobile for
brief wedding trip after which they
will be at home to their friends
at Vergennes. Among the guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Ball Of
Vergennes, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Ball. son
and daughter of Montpelier. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Smith Of Essex Junction. Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. c. Colburn and son, and Miss
Caroline Pierce of Morrisonville. N. T..
and guests from town.
Miss Louise Lavolette and Louis Car
penter were married at st. Catherine
Church Saturday morning by the Rev.
T. j. Henry and given reception in the
evening at the BRIDES home.-Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Thorpe have received a
message from their son. Roy. telling OF
his safe arrival overseas.--Jay Engerson
has Just heard that his son. William. was
wounded in May and Is in hospital in
France.-Miss Bertha Spear. who Is doing
clerical work In Washington. d. c.. Ia at
her home for a short vacation.-Mrs. Tim
othy Gosseline Ia confined to the house
by illness.-Willam Harmon has return
ed to Montpelier
The Ever Ready Circle of the King S
Daughters will meet for an ail-day sew
Ing Thursday with Mrs. Wallace Irish
The ladies OF Shelburne Falls met
Wednesday with Mrs Shortsleeves for
Red Cross sewing. The Queen Esther Cir.
Gle will meet Saturday at Mildred Mar
sett's.-NIiss Marie Mitchell expects tr
leave this week for Camp Meade for
Red Cross nurse service.-Major William
H. Mitchell has sailed from New York
for France.
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MILTON BORO.

Miss Agnes Linehan Of Derby. Conn,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. E. Bull
lock.-Mr and Mrs. j. L. Flynn and son,
Jerry, were in this place June 9.-Ver
non Bullock spent Sunday In Champlain
Mrs, Helen Bullock is visiting at Camp
Rich.-Mrs. Mortimer Reynolds and John
Shean were in St. Adams Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Shean is at the Sherwood
sanitarium. She underwent an opera
ton June s. Her many friends in this
place wish her a speedy recovery.-Miss
Marion Stanley spent few days with
her mother. Mrs. o. A. Staly, last week.
Mrs. l.. d. Quinell and Mrs. Edward
Bombard spent Tuesday at Burnside
farm.-Mrs. F. F.. Goodwin spent a few
days last week with Mrs. Kate Mahoney.
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COLCHESTER

The annual meeting Of the Chittenden
County Association Of Congregational
Churches opened June 6. The Rev s. H.
Barnum OF Jericho Center. moderator:
the Rev. D. II. Strong of Milton. scribe:
and Harry 8. Howard OF Burlington.
treasurer. There are sixteen churches in
the association. After a brief business
session, the Rev. G. c. Adams opened the
conference; topic. THE Church a Unity
ing Force In a Divided World" The next
sneaker was the Rev. c. c. Merrill of Bur-
lington, who told of many instances OF
"IJnifying Protestant Forces In Vermont"
After the presentation of the "Women's
Work in the Churches" by Mrs. w. J..
Van Patten and Mrs. NJ. II. Buckham, a
sermon was given by the Rev. ID. IL.
strong Of Milton. In the evening the Rev.
Charles T. Riggs. missionary from Tur-
key, spoke on THE True Exponent OF
Christian rnationalism." The closing
address Of the evening was by the Rev.
Arthur W. Bailey of Massachusetts. who
spoke on democracy
The annual meeting Of the Chittenden
County Association Of Congregational
churches and Ministers closed on Thurs
day Much time was given to the read
ing OF rep2rts and routine business. The
officers elected were as follows Moder-
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ST. GEORGE

Miss Lettie Tomlinson has closed her
school in Bolton and is passing few
days in Burlington, where she is to teach
next year. before returning here to pass
the summer with her parents.-Irving
Isham caught a pickerel at Shelburne
pond Friday that weighed IL pounds
A telephone has been installed recently
in George Hinsdale's house.--Mrs. Irving
Jsham Is gaining at the Fanny Allen
hospital.
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WILLISTON

Childrens day was observed at the
Methodist Church Sunday. The church
was decorated beautifully with cut flow
ers and the exercises were very nice
Clark Wood and Gordon O'Brian went to
Canada last week as they have good Jobs
there.-Mrs. w. NJ. Barber. who has been
visiting her parents in Hartford. Conn.
returned to her home last week.-The
mid-week prayer and Sunday
night meeting will be held In the Congre-
gational Church through the summer
months and part Of the fall.-Mrs. Homer
Prior and children were guests of their
cousin. Mrs. Floyd Barnes. in Essex
Junction, this week Monday.-Miss Sylvia
Warren. who has been in Rutland for a
few days Of last week, has returned.-C.
D. Warren. who has been suffering with
bad carbuncle on the back of his
neck. Is somewhat better.-Mrs. John
Bruce and small son are stopping with
Mrs. Denis Kendrew for the ensuing sea
son.-Mr and Mrs. Morton James were
out Of town last Sunday.-Ralph Prior,
who has been to Worcester. Mass re-
Gently has returned.-Mrs. F. A. Beach
Of Waterbury, Is spending a few weeks
with her daughter. Mrs A. o. Porter
Mrs. Joseph SIENNA called recently on her
son. George, who is In the Fanny Allen
hospital.
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SWANTON

Twenty-seven young men. who havee
reached the age of q since last june
registered at the town clerks ofncai
June 5.-The Swanton branch Of the
American Red Cross shipped box tni
Boston last week.-Harold Currier ana
family have gone to Bath, Me-. to re>
side. Mr.. Currier has been with the |;
Swanton Drug company for the past |
two years.-walter Hall and family. |
have moved into the c. S. Gates
house. moving from the house recently
purchased by r. G. Sawyer on Broad~t
way.--Charles SAKE, of Montreal. hastpre-sa
sented the Kings Daughters library with
a fine portrait Of John r. SAKE, the poet.
At recent village meeting, 1t was vot-t
ed to Issue bonds not to exceed $600Qi
to meet the expense incurred In thai
hydro electric development at Highgaoo.
Mrs. George NJ. Hawley Is passing I'D
few weeks in Hyde Park.-Mr. and Mrs. !
George Loisele and children have been
visiting friends In Newport. N. H.-Mrs.
p. ]. Farrell and son and daughter have
gone to their cottage, THE Hawthorne"
in North Hero, for the summer.-Mrs. j.
NJ Caisse. of Vergennes. has been pass
ing a few days in town. Her husbands
DR.. Caisse, is in the federal service
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Webster started for
New York Friday night to visit their
son. Ora---Fayette Anderson. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Anderson. is home from
Dean Academy, Franklin. Mass, for the
vacation.-Eight will graduate from the
high school this year. The junior high
graduates number 1.-THE Boy Scouts
are to have a cottage on Eagle Point at
Maquam.
John Niles, local superintendent of the
government Ash hatchery, returned from
st. Johnsbury on June 5, where he had
been on business with General Super
intendent Dinsmore, of the bureau OF
fisheries. relative to the fish propagation
work at this place. The take of pike
perch eggs at West Swanton this season
was S5,0Oo,0Oo and large consgnments
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