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NORTH FERRISBURG

Senator Martin S. Villas will speak in
Allen hall Thursday evening on 1.-The
League of Nations" All are welcome
to attend this meeting John Martin, who
has just returned from overseas, spent
Saturday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
c, S. Martin.-Mr. and Mrs L. A. Ell
lott spent Sunday with Ralph Elliott In
Middlebury.-The Kings Daughters meet
ing will be postponed until the first week
of September because of the Addison
County fair.-Mrs. William Shirley is in
Monkton caring for her daughter. Mrs.
Fred McEntee and young son, who ar
rived Saturday.-Miss Doris Dow of Hines
burg is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bassett.-Emerson Bail and
Wilmer Knowles spent Sunday in Proc
tor.--Miss Mabel Miller, a student in
Hill Crest Hospital Pittsfeld, Mass. is
spending her vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Miller.-Mrs. Alice
Rowley spent Saturday and Sunday in
Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cronk
and MIR. and Mrs. +. f.. Harrington were
in Mddlebury Sunday.-Hugh Potter of
New Haven is visiting at the home of
$. f. Noonan.-Mr and Mrs. Edwin Col
Inns have returned from a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Kinds of Florence
Leonard P. Ball of Burlington spent
| the weekend at his home here-Miss
Wealthy Blood Of Ford Covington, n.
Y. is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Edwin
Collins II. Remele and daughter,
Miriam of West Medford, Mass. and Miss
Annie NJ. Reynold of New Haven, Conn
called at the Hand home Thursday Miss
Reynolds was formerly Worlds Secre-
| tary of the Y. NJ. C. A.
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LINCOLN

The two ball games played here Satur-
day afternoon between Bristol and
Lincoln town teams and between the
juniors resulted in victory for the town
boys in both games. A game will be
played here Saturday afternoon with the
Warren nine.-On Friday evening dance
will be given in Jackman and Garland's
hall.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Watson Of
Troy. \. H.. have been the guests of Mrs.
Arthur Bristol-Harley Narney OF
birmingham, Mass, Is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Varney.-
Mrs. NJ. B. Cove received word Monday
morning of the death of her sister Mrs.
Electa Cove Sunday night in Bristol.
Funeral services will be held in that town
Wednesday morning at 80 O'Clock. with
burial in Charlotte.-Nlrs. Vivian Barrett
and family of Rutland were in town
Saturday. Mrs. Barretts son, Wayne,
remained for a few days visit-Miss
Dana Eddy is at home from a visit to
friends In Starksboro.-W. b. Sargent
and family were in town over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benton and daughter,
Myrla, returned Monday from a few
days stay in Tunbridge.-Harry Bow
man and family are visiting In North
feld.-Mrs. W. f. Pierce and daughter,
who have been i'll with diphtheria are
considerably better-Walter Morgan re-
turned Sunday evening to his home in
Cavendish. His family will remain here
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VERGENNES

George. the five-year- old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bushey. while playing We'd
nesday Aug, Is in the kitchen where his
mother was washing clothes tipped over a
tub OF boiling suds on to himself. scald.
Ing his chest, back arms and hands. He
was so badly injured that when dressing
the burns the flesh came off from the
arms.
James and Eileen Ryan have returned
from visit Of several weeks to relatives
In Sudbury and Castleton.-Edward. son
of Rollin T, Mcintyre. who has been III
for several weeks was taken Friday to
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment.
r. l.. Kingsland, who was painfully in
jured a week ago Saturday by the explo-
sion OF an automatic spray pump. is able
to he out.-News has been received that
Major @. ID. Whiteside arrived Sunday in
New York on the Ocean Monarch OF Italy
and will soon join his mother. Mrs. J. d,
Whiteside at her cottage at Mile Point
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dalrymple Of Wor-
cester. Mass. visited Mr.. and Mrs W. A.
Dayrymple last week.-Dr. and Mrs. J.,
b. Powers and son. Waldo X, and wife
and Mrs, George F. Kimball Of Boston,
who has been visitin CDR, and Mrs. Powers
at their cottage at Mile Point left Satur-
day on an automobile trip to Boston.-Mrs.
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given up for the war-Miss Estelle Han
mer returned to New York Saturday
after spending her vacation here.--Mss
Dorothy Wright is visiting her brother.
3. &. Wright, and family in Springfield,
Mass.--The Ladies' Aid will meet in the
Methodist Church parlors Wednesday
afternoon. All are cordially invited
Or. C. G. Hatch and family of Lawrence,
Mass, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
X. +. Hatch last weck.--Pcrley Dotey of
Worcester, Mass. is visiting in this
vicinity.
The descendants Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. a.
Ilasseltine had "A reunion at their home
on Mountain street sunday Twenty-seven
took dinner there. including g. L. Hassel-
tine and family of White Plains. \. y:
DR.. II. II. Haseltine and family OF
Washington, ID. c.: Ara Ball and family
of Nergennes. and Howard s. Hasseltine
and family of Bristol Dinner was served
on the lawn.-The schools In town Will
open Tuesday, September Miss Hill
dreth Chamberlain has position
with the First National Bank.-Mrs.
Eecta Cove died Monday morning at
1890 o'clock at her home on Church
street. Mrs. Cove had ben in poor health
for some time but was taken suddenly
worse Sunday afternoon about three
o'clock sustaining stroke from which
she did not recover She was about II
years of age and held in high esteem by
all who knew her She is survived by ten
children. cyrus Of Crescent city, Fla,
Mrs. A. Il. Grew, Miss Cynthia Cove and
Miss 3. W. Estey of Bristol, Mrs. Darwin
Foote. Fred Cove Mrs. Frank Estey and
Mrs. Ruth Beers of Charlotte, Clayton
Cove of Burlington and Albert w. Cove
of Middebury. She was member of the
Methodist Church.
Otis Corkns of Burlington is the
guest of j. u. Martin and family.-Ben-
nett Hughes of the Sixth Marines has
meeting at which the League of Nations
will be discussed will be held in the town
hall on Friday evening August %, at
eight o'clock. Martin 5. Villas of Bur-
lington will be the speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Nagus of Proctor
funeral of Mrs. Electa Gove.-Mrs. o. II.
Plain and daughter. Beulah, returned
| home from Long Point this Week.-Mrs.
Theodore lockwood of Burlington is the
guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Landon.-Dr Edmunds went to
Jonesvlle Wednesday to attend funeral.
A. j. Smith of Worcester has joined
! his family at f. II. Palmers.-E. G.
/ Marsh received word Wednesday of the
death of his mother at her home in New
York city.
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SHELBURNE

The Ever Ready Circle of Kings Daj
tiers and their families are invited
basket picnic at Mrs. Thomas Tho
sons at Cedar Beach Automobiles
leave the postoffice at $3.50 Thurs
morning Earl Braman, accompanied
Miss Helen Sanders, motored to W
port. y. Y, Tuesday to join a nd
party at Mr.. Braman's home.-Leo n
ner has returned from Rock Point a
visiting Mrs. Hollinsworth and child
Colonel w. II. Mitchell was in q
Thursday calling on friends. He retul
to Hoboken, y. j., Friday night
Robert +. Collamer and Miss Mai
Collamer, who have been visiting at
Collamer's home, have returned 10 II
ford, Conn.-Miss Laura Hale of Ora
\. j., is visiting her sister, Mrs. G
Brush.
Hermon Taylor and family, who \
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George I
lor have returned to their home
Albany, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Victor t
dell of Boston have been guests of
and Mrs. J. II, Deyett.-Earl Bramar
Brattleboro is in town calling on frie
Ralph Marsett of Springfield, Mass
passing the weekend with his famil,
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BRIDPORT

daughter, Marguerite Ruth, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman.
Wednesday. August 13.-Leon Monroe,
who has been helping Frank Alard
through hayng. has finished and gone to
his home in Glens Falls.-Alrs. Chester
Palmer and three children are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee. at
East Middlebury.-Ma Coniff Of Sails
bury is visiting at the home of W. A.
Chandler for a few weeks.-Maud Allard
spent the weekend with her friend,
Marion Coniff, at the home of her sister,
Mrs. W. A. Chandler.-Mrs. Arthur Jabot
and son. Donald, and sister. Cora Allard,
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. d,
Allard. on Wednesday, Brown
and Polly Palmer and brother. Willis
motored to Cedar Beach Sunday and
called on Miss Ironc Stone
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SHOREHAM

Clayton r. Turrll of Hatboro, Pa
a former resident. was a recent guest
of Mrs. C. u. Howard. He also called
on boyhood friends.-The picnic of
Hands Cove Chapter held the 18th at
Larrabes Point on the lawn of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Cunningham with Mrs
Cunningham hostess. was most pleas
ant. The speaker the Rev. w. ..
Haununn, returned from France in
July where he did Y. NJ c. \.
work.-NIisses Katherine Leranger
and Ida Lavalley of Hudson Falls were
recent guests of Mrs. Dudley.-Dr.
Elizabeth Squires, and her daughter
and son returned to Utica, ~ Y, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haskell and son
Of Arlington. Mass, are stopping with
Mrs. S. q. Walker.-Miss Mable LARA =
bee passed the week end at home, her
cousin. Miss Gertrude Woodbury., re-
turned to Burlington with her-Mrs.
l.. w. Nottingham and Mrs Anna
Pierce are visiting Mrs. w w Jones
in Middlebury.-Mrs Fred Guyette is
camping at Lake Dunmore with a
party of young ladies-Mrs. Henry
Varney has returned from visit in
Ticonderoga.-Mrs. Frank Boyde of
Pittsburg, Pa, is at the parsonage,
called there by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. II. T, Lee
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PANTON

Mrs. Catherine Smith is with her son,
James and children of Ferrisburg for
few days.-Mrs. Cusicl ad son If Crown
Point. y. Y, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William Stanton.-Nr and Mrs. Perley
Adams of Worcester Mass, are spending
their vacation in town. Miss Mabel
Soutwick of Burlington visited the Adams
family Sunday and Miss Helen Adams
returned home with her for q short visit
David Z. Richard of Waterbury. Conn.
has purchased the Hartwell place belong
ing to Charles Stanton, possession to be
given in the spring John Sullivan young
est son Of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan
is seriously i'll with typhoid fever. DR.
Phillips is the attending physician and
MISC Mary Iarte is caring for him
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RIPTON.

There will be free concert given In
the town hall this evening in honor
of the returned soldiers. 1t will consist
of Miss Taylor OF Burlington. reader: Miss
Harris of Burlington, harpist; Miss Ray
ner of Bread Loaf, violinist: Mrs. Gardner
Goodro, pianist. The concert Is given I'M
der the auspices of the Helping Hand"
society, there will be sale of ice cream
following the concert Mrs. Jane Duby Of
Bristol is visiting her brother, Sylvester
hurry, and famiiy.-Miss Ethel Bingham.
who has been at Bread Loaf for the last
few weeks, has returned to her home in
Weybridge.-Miss Elizabeth Mills, who
has also been at the inn, has returned to
her home In Bridport. Mrs. Carroll Morse
and Mrs. Lllewellyn Fisher of Cornwall
were guests at the home of Mrs and Mrs.
William Kirby one day last week.-Mrs.
Charles Champagne of Hancock IL visit
ing AT tbs home Of her father. H. l. Spoor.
A free concert will be given in the town
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ST.ARKSBORO.

The fourth annual Brown reunion will
be held Wednesday, September g. at
Starksboro Village. The place of meet
ing VIII be in Dennis Shiverette's maple
grove opposite the home of Mr.. and
Mrs b. r. Brown.--Henry Dixie an old
resident of this town died Monday at
Z;" D. IN. He is survived by n wife, one
SON John W., and two grandchildren.
henry and Lucy; also a brother. Ezra
Dixie. Of Bristol
The Grange is only holding one meeting
a month in August and September. The
23tn VIII be the date for this month-Mer-
rift Dockey and family have returned
TO their home in Burlington-The Rev
howard Glaister has returned to his
home In Petersburg. y. Y. He was en-
tertained at f. J. Hanson's during his
stay herc.-Mrs. Clara Fisher of Bristol
is visiting her nephew, +. S. Ferguson
this week.-C. Ladoo and Mr.. and Mrs
e. Is. Eddy spent the weekend with rela-
tives In Burlington-Mrs. Matilda Doug
las of Burlington was n guest last week
at Eugene Minum's and G. Ladoos.-Mrs
j. A. Cookie andd Mrs. S. T.. Dockey of
Burlington are visiting their relatives
here-Mrs. Hilda Chamberlain of Bristol
Is passing few days of her vacation at
E. *. ddy's.-Henry Dixie, ageds3 years.
passed away Monday afternoon after an
illness of several weeks. The funeral was
held at the home Thursday at 1900 M,
the Rev. Mr.. Banks of Whilst on ofiiciat-
ing. He leaves "A wife n brother, Ezra
Dixie of Bristol and son. !, w Dixie.
He was veteran of the Civil war having
served In the 1ith Vermont volunteers -
The Hill reunion which was to have been
held August 20 at Samuel Randalls in
Huntington. has been postponed until
September 3.-Mr and Mrs BueI Maxfeld
spent the Weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman in Burlington.-The
Dorcas society will hold their regular
meeting August 21.-Mrs. Buffum and Mrs
Conner Of Rutland are visiting their
aunt. Mrs Royal Smith. Mrs. j. w. Berry
OF Richmond Is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. A. l.. White-Miss Marion Lafayette
her mother Mrs. Elsie Lafayette and other
irelatives.-T. W. Newton has purcha sed
| a Ford touring car.--MIss Edith Zrikel is
| in Williston visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Walter Mason Is slowly recovering
! from her recent injury-Bert Mason
and family of Kansas are with his par
| ents Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mason.-Mrs
| w. n. Hill is in poor health.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. n. Baldwin motored to Glens
| Falls. y. Y, last week TO visit relatives
Mrs. Annette Davis of Worcester.
Mass. is visiting her step-mother, Mrs.
| Christina Steadman
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKl

Mrs. Martin Welsh of East Sp
street has been presented with a ner
ial certificate in memory of her son. q
Wilfred j. Welsh, who died in FRA
December ~, 1918 Of wounds rece
while performing his duty. This ce
cate is signed by General Pershing,
is headed a. follows; in memorJ
Corp. Wilfred j. Welsh. Company
103rd Infantry. who died December
1918" Mrs. Welsh also received a
mortal certificate from the Mod
Woodmen with gold star attached.
Miss Della Charrette died at the
of &c years at her home at the col
of West and River street Sunday
ming following a long illness of tuI
culosis. She leaves her parents, Mr..
Mrs. Moses Charette of this place, be 4
three sisters, Flora, Louise and Ida,
two brothers. Leo and Ovilla The \
was shipped to Malone, y. Y, andl
funeral was held at St. Helen's CHI
at Chasm Falls, y. y.
state Deputy George F. Baldwin, NJ
who has charge of the different lot
of the Modern Woodmen of America
Vermont and New Hampshire has
ranged for a visitation of Supreme
tional Lecturer Hon. Charles E. VIII
of Madison, Wis. to these two States
last week of August and the first
September. His only visitation In q
tenden county will be at Iroquois 81
of this place OH Monday evening, Au|
%. when an open meeting will be \
Ferdinand Campbell of Lowell, MI
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Daniel. of Elm street
Village Clerk Joseph Couchon hasl
copied position with the c. A Bal
company of Burlington.
Miss Helena Raymond. who has
employed by the Burlington Flou|
! company for the past two years, \
resigned her position and has left to
her parents in Connecticut
Alexander Allard of Platts burgh, y
was the guest yesterday of Mr.. and
c. G. Allard of Plat street. -
DR., and Mrs. st. German and dat
ter, Licien. have returned from an al
mobile trip to Montreal. St. JoI
Chambly, St. Alexander and Mississ|
Bay.
The Methodist Church will he closed
next month. There will he no choir|
hearsal on next Friday night.
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CORNWALL

l. l.. Hamblin spent a few days visiting
relatives in Addison last week.-Benning-
ton battle day was observed Saturday
by a meeting of the Mary Baker Allen
chapter of the d. A. r. at the chapter
House. Mrs. Sanford Lane was hostess
Mrs. Elwyn Pratt spent a faw days last
week at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Hamblin.-The Congregational
Sunday school picnic will be held at Lake
Dunmore next Tuesday at the Charles
Otis cottage.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fer
sig of Greenfield. Mass, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. William Richards
Professor Lawrence of Middlebury college
gave an address in the Congregational
church. Sunday, in tho absence of the
pastor, Mr.. Hamblin.-Harry and Allen
Brown of Walingford, who have been
visit ng at the home IF Charles Foote re-
turned home, Sunday.
Lester Butterfield, who served over
seas in the 1922 field signal battalion. and
since the armistice has been located at
Coblenz, Germany, arrived in town last
week and is with his wife and daughter
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Palsa.-Norman Morse, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, is reported as do
ing well.-Professor Lawrence, of Middle
bury College, occupied the pulpit of the
Congregational. Church Sunday.--A meet
ing of the Mary Baker Allen Chapter.
u. A. r., held at the chapter house on
Saturday, August l6, was largely attend
ed Mrs Harris r. Watkins, of Burling
ton State regent, was present and ad-
dressed them, Mrs. Harry Cushman, of
Middlebury, rendered a violin solo with
>ict
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

The Hill reunion has been postpuI
until September 3.-AIiss Alberta Elt{
Richmond and Mrs. Ruth Newcombj
West Boylston, Mass, visited AZ III
Ellis the first Of the week.-l
ing her parents in Waterbury, Con-
The community was saddened SUM
noon by the terrible accident which II
pened at the Jonesvile crossing wi
Mr. and Mrs. John Miles met inst
death. Jennie Brace was born In Il
ada and was 40 years old, Mr., NJ
was 60 years old They came here II
Canada Several years ago. Mr., N
was very successful merchant, I'D
in the store business ever since 4
came here. Mrs. Miles was devd
wife and mother, her aim in life I'D
to make home pleasant and attract
They are survived by their two dali
tiers, Doris and Lena, and one SON RAJ
who have sincere sympathy In Il
sad bereavement, Besides these, \
Miles had a father and mother in q
ada and two brothers, Lyman and Id
Hill Mr. Miles had brother and sil
In Canada. They will he greatly mis-
by large circle OF friends.-Miss q
Hallock of St. Adams is visiting |
aunt, Mrs Carl Brcwster.-Mr. and
Roy Cleveland We're over Sunday gu(
ton, in Enosburg Falls.-C. r. GilletI
Montpelier visited at James philips
week.-Mrs.. Clara Norton is spendin|
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hall this evening. 4 fine musical
program will he rendered by Miss Elsie
Reyner of Bread Loaf Inn, violinist
Miss Harris of Burlington. harpist; and
Mrs. Gardner Goodro, pianist. There
will also be speaking by Miss Taylor of
Burlington. who is n noted reader and
elocutionSt The returned soldier boys
will be the guests of honor Services in
the Methodist Church next Sunday are
as follows: Sermon by the pastor at
200 p. M, when the subject Will be
over the Top and Beyond" Sunday
school at 300 p. m.-Miss Agnes Billings
is spending a few days in Burlington
, Mrs. Ada Billings, who is i'll at the Mary
, Fletcher hospital is gaining slowly
Mrs. Edith Wattruss and daughter.
Virginia, and Miss Madeline Hamlin and
brother. Bruce Hamlin. all of Worcester,
Mass, are guests for IA week of Miss
| liamln's grandmother. Mrs. Mary j.
Galvin.-Russel Norcross. who has been
the guest of his uncle G.. f. Farr for
several days, returned to his home in
Portsmouth, y. H., Wednesday. Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Douglas and two
daughters of Shoreham were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f.. Campbell over Sun
| day.-Miss Dorothy Rogers of Braintree
is the guest of Miss Edith Farr for a few
days.-Nathan, second son of Mr.. and
| Mrs Henry Eubar was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital last week for an
operation. lie is as comfortable as could
| he expect ed.-Mr. and Mrs Benjamin
| Caswell of Rochester are the guests of
| his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Caswell.-
John Noble Of Randolph had the mis-
| fortune to have a pitch fork stuck into
his leg scraping the bone for several
| inches while helping his father. Amherst
Noble.--A daughter was born to Mr.. and
| Mrs. Dana hurry, August Is.
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ORWELL

The Rev. l.. NJ. Isaacs and family re-
turned from camp at Lake HortonIa.
Tuesday-G. #. Chamberlain of New
YORK has been for a time with Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. A. LaDuc.--The Loyal Girls club
held food sale Tuesday, which was a
success.-Miss Mary Williams is visiting
IN Ticonderoga, y. Y.-Charles Hammond
or New York city was in town last wee;,
Tor two days.-The picnic of Hands
Cove Chapter Saturday, at LARA
bees Point was attended by quite
rev local members.--Miss Helen Raw
mond returned to Hudson Falls. \. Y
carry this week.-The Rev. A. A. Ian
caster conducted the services at the
congregational Church, Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs, Otis Wissell are motoring through
New Hampshire to Boston.-Miss Maud
smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and
Two daughters come to G. l.. Smiths
ana plan to go into camp this week at
Lake Hortonia. Miss Maud Meacham re-
ceiVed treatment at the Burlington hos
ptai last week.-Dr. A. c. Pike was a
guest last week of DR.. c. A. SARGENT
w. Is Root went to a Burlington hospital
OH tuesday for treatment.-Miss Mildred
vincent was in town last week, also
raui Nincent.-Miss Beatrice Doane of
boston Is with her parents here.-Miss
agnes LaDuc of Somerville. Mass is
nere'-Miss Mildred Carbery of New
YORK city Is at her summer home here
riahs are made for big day September
l. with races in the forenoon. ball game
IN the afternoon and dance in the
evening The Brandon band has been
engaged to help out.-Many of the
farmers In the western part of the town
nave cut their oats green on account Of
grasshoppers.
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MONKTON

a son was born August IS to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Observation-Disclosures Bushey.
oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Bushey. underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hospital
August 1s.-Mrs. William Shirley of North
Ferrisburg is caring for her daughter
Mrs. Fred McEntee.-M Stella Cross,
who has been a guest of Mrs. Harold
Ayers the past week. has returned to
her home in Addison.-Mrs. Daisy Tom
linson and two sons. who have been
visiting their aunt, Mrs. +. II. Dean,
left Wednesday for their home in Woods
River. y. II. Mrs. Dean accompanied
them as far as Arlington and on her
return will visit in Proctor.-Mr and
Mrs. ID. +. Mech are visiting in Add
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NORTH PETERSBURG

Mrs. Fletcher Chapman har rcturnd
New York city after several week.
camp at Long Point Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Danyou spent Sunday in Burlin
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd TT
of LOOMS street. Mrs. Jennie Plant
arrived home from Lowell, Ma
Postmaster G. A. Durham and
Burnham of Bristol were guests at
home of +. y. Sears, Monday.
Marjorie and Burnham Gage retur
with them
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BRISTOL

Miss Sweet Of Glens Falls is the guest
OF Miss Ella Mathewson.-Mr and Mrs
Wright Ferguson and Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Ray motored to Fort Frederic
~ Y. Friday-Bennett Hughes has ar
rived from France with the Sixth
Marines.-A daughter was born Wednes-
day to Mr.. and Mrs Henry Godette.-
MISS Ethel White was at homo from
Rutland last week.-Mr. and Mrs. V. L.
Perkins OF Waterbury were in town
Wednesday.-Mis Bessie Pecor of Rich
mond is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lovely Max Green went to
Hartford Saturday to take his position