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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Vanderbeck of Brooklyn, n. Y,
is guest of Daniel Sargent and wife
The Rev. Mr.. Kenny Of Morrisville
preached Sunday afternoon and organized
a Sunday school at the Gore.-On account
of the illness of Mrs. Follansbee, the
Ladies' Circle will not meet this week.
Dr. Rist and family and the Misses Mary
and Bertha Germain of Burlington were
guests Sunday of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Germain.--Mrs. Earl
Orvis and children have returned from
visit of several weeks with her parents
in Acworth, n. H.-Ovit Hallock and wife
went Sunday to visit their grandson,
Henry Hallock and family on Starksboro
Hill
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS For sale, 175-acre farm, 10 acres
in tillage, balance 100 acres pasture.
watered by three brooks. this farm Is
free from stone. meadow lies nearly level
II head of cattle, pair of Hostein oxen.
will allow $3.50 for them II not wanted
with farm: lumber wagons, l buggy.
2 plows. spring tooth harrow, horse hoe.
cultivator. one sleigh. pair traverse
sleds, lots of ANAL farming tools, all
household furniture that belongs to me
this farm will keep 30 cows and team
easy. pasture will carry rs head: sugar
place of $500 trees; they estimated this
summer 400 cords OF standing pulpwood,
101. 900 IT. Of hard wood, thousand
cords Of stove wood. sell at 81 per cord
at nearby village. Price for all 81, 900
$1,000 down. balance easy terms; war
ranted deed and possession given at once.
Only reason for selling Is old age and
left alone. Box 148. Stowe. VT. 49, 8t-w- II
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SHOREHAM

Madam Frost has come from her home
in Bridport to pass few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. 7. G. Easton.-Mrs.
Dudley. Miss Julia and Chester returned
| from Hudson Falls Sunday.-W. J. Ander-
son Of Mt. Hermon, Mass, passed the
weekend with his mother.-Joseph
Langlois of Glens Falls, ~ Y, has been
a recent guest of his sister. Mrs. William
Anderson.-Mrs. Jane II. Moore has re-
| turned to her home after the winter
passed with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Churchill, in Springfield, Mass.-Mrs. T..
q. Caswell and son. Lieutenant Caswell,
passed the weekend with relatives in
Middlebury.-Miss Marjorie Moore Of
| Westfeld, Mass, and friend. Ernest Peter
son, of Manchester, Conn, are guests Of
Miss Moore's uncle b. W. Hall.-The
Alma Hendee Chapter, o. Il. S., held a
special meeting Tuesday, when new
candidates were taken. Guests were: Mrs.
Anna Evans, past grand matron OF the
State chapter, and members of the o.
T.. S. Of Mddlebury Miss Charlotte
SOULS of Fairfax is the guest of Miss
Norma Waite.--Mrs. c. d. Howard was
a recent visitor in Brandon.-Mrs. Anna
Nottingham passed the weekend in Sud
bury with Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. Farm
ham.
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RICHMOND

The community canning kitchen opened
to the public Thursday. About so jars of
vegetables and fruit were canned 1t will
be open every Tuesday and Thursday
Miss Agnes Paradce of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Josephine
Paradee.-Mrs. Mary Dover is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Adna Terrien.-Mrs.
Chesmore of Burlington IS in town for n
few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawrence
and children are visiting in Burlington
Corporal Moses Teelya. who has
been overseas, has received his discharge
and is at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Moses Teelya.
Robert O'Brien, who was at one time
employed as clerk in Henleys market
hut who has been overseas the last year,
has received his discharge and is visiting
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Extraordinarily was 'rasp-
berry day" at the community canning
kitchen, So cans of raspberries being
canned besides quantities of beans
greens and peas.-Word has been received
by Mrs. Theodore Parent and w. L.
Flagg of the safe arrival in New York
of their sons, Victor Parent and Her
bert Flagg.-The Misses Helen and Mary
Berry have returned from Burlington,
where they have been visiting the last
week.-Miss Mae Brewin has returned
from Springfield Mass, where she has
been visiting for several weeks. She
was accompanied home by her cousin,
Miss Marion Morgan,-B. l.. Teelya of
Ieominster Mass. has returned home
after visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Tellya.-The Misses
Ploof of Montreal are visiting their sis
ter, Miss Marie Ploof, at the parochlai
residence.--Mrs. w. Il. Wallace and
daughter, Eleanor, are visiting in st.
Johnsbury- Anna BROWN of Wash
ington, ID. c., is spending n month =
vacation at the home of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Nj. w. Brewin.-Miss
Rogene Shand Is visiting relatives in
Noyan, p. Q.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Son
berger of Washington. ID. c.. are visiting
at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ed
| wards. Weather permitting, the band
will render the following selections on
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STARKSBORO

Mrs. Charles Devoid has returned from
visiting friends in Essex Junction.-Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Fisher and children of
Addison were guests at G.. f.. O'Bryan's
Sunday and Mrs. o. c. Fisher of Bristol
at f. S. Ferguson .-Leon Bissonette and
family from Richmond have moved into
John Tefft's tenement.-The Rev. j. G.
Newman and Mrs. Newman of Middle
town, Conn. are expected the last of
the week. He comes as candidate TO
the Community Church and will preach
July q and August 3.-The Christian
Culture club meets this afternoon with
Mrs. f.. j. Hanson.-Mrs. Helen Lane
and family of Messina, n. Y, are visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. c.
Smith, and other relatives.-There was a
dance at the town hall the 18th. Bert Hill
of Bristol furnished musc.-Glenn Dockey
of Burlington is visiting his aunt, Mrs
Eugene Minum.-Mrs. Janette Nortor
has gone to Hinesburg to spend the sum.
mer with her daughter. Mrs. ]. c.
Sprague.-NTss Flora Doland has gone
to Bristol to work at Walter Dagget's.-
Mrs. Hattie Spear and G. II. Clifford OF
Charlotte spent the 18th with friends here
Miss Laura Hanson is entertaining Mis-:
/ Rich of Observation-Disclosures Keith 81
Montpelier visited Mrs. w. G. Hanson anC
| other relatives here last week.-Edgal
Smith lost q COW recently.-E. X. Edd,
| went Tuesday on business trip t
Springfield, Mass.-Miss Blanche Bushe.
of Monkton is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Lenora Gordon.-William Wymar
has received his discharge and has re
turned home.--Peter Haskns and Mis-
Nina Stokes, daughter of Ray Stokes
were married in Bristol July 21.-Mrs. G
w. Russell and friend of Center Straffort
We're recent guests at Il. r. Wymans.-
Miss Edith Emerson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. f. Z. Emerson. and william
Butler were married last week and arr
residing at his home in Ireland.-Mrs
Sophrona Hill from South Burlington Il
visiting her niece, Mrs. Powell Tatro, ant
| sister Chloe Hill
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WILLISTON

The Rev. II. G. Banks. who has be
on a vacation of two weeks, 5 expect
home this week Services will be held
the usual hour next Sunday morning
HOO o'clock. Sunday school immediate
after the morning service.-John Fort
went to Mortified Friday to attend t
summer school. He will be there t
weeks.-George Pease Of Burlington W
the guest of his sister. Mrs a. L. Pa
one day last week.-Mrs.. Hall of St.
bans is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Tir
Isham for few days-There was Bro
nell picnic at the Chauncey Brownel fal
in the west part Of the town last Satl
day.-Mrs. Leonard Miles and children
Winooski are visiting friends here.-G
Pease has returned from Worcest
Mass. and is working FOR Peter SIENNA
Mrs. Barrett of Orange, Mass, Mrs. F.
Beach and Mrs. l.. Watts of Waterbu
Center called on friends here recently
Ralph Prior, who has been in Worcest
Mass, the last six months came last 81
day morning for n two weeks stay at
place here.-The Kings Daughters
meet with Mrs. Bernice Warren this we
Friday.--IIoratio Curtis and Ralph TT
spent Monday night of this week at NJ
let's Bay
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WEST BOLTON

Mr. Morton of Richmond has moved
mill into the notch. where he is soon
begin lumbering.-M Eunice GLE Is
covering from her recent illness -Jes
Minckler of Grand Isle is visiting
grandmother, Mrs. f.. II, Davis.-Mr, a
Mrs. Il. h. York gave birthday pal
and dance last Thursday evening for tn
daughters the Misses Marietta and Wv
York.-Mr.- and Mrs, Darwin Jones n
Daughter Of Toronto, Canada, are v
iting the parents OF Mrs. Jones.-f'ra
York of Barre was an over-Sunday Y
itor at T.. b, York s.-Mrs. Bertha Ian
who has been visiting her parents
and Mrs A. \. Tomlinson, went to
home in oxford, Mass, Wedno Sday.-1
Blake of Burlington Is a guest of Mr.. a
Mrs. W. Wheeler.-Fay Tomlinson w
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WESTFORD

Miss Lila Whipple OF Johnson and VI
j. Il. Allen. who is attending the su
mer school at Johnson, spent Sunday
town.-Mrs. Jennie Castle Holmes,
is employed at the Industrial school
Nergennes and who suffered shock
the home of her brother, Albert cas-
is improving slowly.-Mr. and Mrs. L.
Perry and children and Mrs. Jen
Perry, all of Essex Junction, Were
town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Har
Smith of Charlotte were guests of
and Mrs. Archie Rice for the week-e
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Osgood of b
lington and Miss Luna Osgood of Es'
were in town Sunday
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one.)

boring TOWNSHIP. and Mrs Albert Law
ton OF Chester are in town on a visit
to relatives.-James Garland has gone
to Philadelphia for a months stay.-Mr.
and Mrs. Pierson Townsend and Miss
Julia and Master Henry Townsend of
Washington Heights, N. Y, are in town
to spend some time.-The Spring Grove
Camp Meeting association. which for a
number Of years held camp meetings on
its grounds in New Haven, appears to
be on the eve of disintegration, and an
adjourned meeting will be held at the
Methodist Church here on Wednesday.
August ID, to determine if possible what
disposition shall be made of the property
owned by the associaton.-County Agri-
cultural Agent Isaac n. Bartlett has re-
turned from Granville, NJ Y, where he
has been visiting his parents.
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BRISTOL

Miss Dora Cohen has gone to her home
in Burlington.-Henry Landon and fam
lily, and Mr., and Mrs. T.. b. Guindon
are in camp at Cedar Point.-Miss Ber-
tina Hewitt of New York city Is spend
ing her vacation with relatives here
The Federated Ladies' Aid met
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. John d. Martin on Mountain street,
Hostcsses Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Wright,
Mrs. POPE. Mrs. Ross. ~ ~ Ni'"o - p.
Mrs Colby and Miss Mary Waite The gen.
tlemen We're invited to supper.-Charles
and Fred Clapper OF Newbury, n. y,
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clapper.-Mrs. Mary O'Brien has
gone to Boston to spend several weeks
with her son, Wills.-Gov. =. w. Glenn
ent and party were guests at the Bris' oil
House Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs, r.. IL,
belong have returned from Long Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith Of New York
were In town Saturday.-Mrs. Benjamin
Bicknell and children from the West
are guests of relatives here.
William II. Edmunds of Brewer, Me-.
Is spending his vacation with DR.. and
Mrs q. f, Edmunds,-Mr. and Mrs. A
w. Cove Of Middlebury spent Sunday
with Mrs. Gove's mother Mrs. Sophia
Sherwin. Mrs. Sherwin returned will
them for weeks vst,-Bernard Gleason
and Ernest Clark went to Essex Junction
Sunday to carry Miss Keeler and heI
aunt, who have been visiting ii. NJ, Glea-
son and family. From there they went
to Westford Henry Porter and Mrs
Jessie Grow and two daughters returned
with them for a visit.-O. II. Plain spen
Sunday with his family at Long Point
The Federated Ladies' Aid met
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
John ID. Martin on Mountain avenue. Tn,
gentlemen were invited to superb. w
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PANTON

Miss Ella Norton has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital and Is gain
ing rapidly Raine, who. with his
mother, is passing some time at their
farm in West Addison, has gone to Wor-
cester, Mass, on busness.-Miss Helen
Spaulding has returned from week
automobile trip through New lamp
shire and Maine.-Don Hamilton ana
bride of Weybridge have been visiting
relatives here for several days'-A much
needed rain fell Monday, doing much
good to all crops. but more especiaiy
to late potatoes and corn. Grass-hoppers
are getting numerous in some places
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VERGENNES

d. Friday evening July 25, at the close
of the business meeting the Vergennes
. Grange members with guests will hold a
lawn party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard G. MacDougal. State Master
o. L. Martin of Plainfeld will be pres
ent and other good speakers are eX-
pected. The State Industrial school band
will furnish music. Several features of
entertainment are being prepared. All
Patrons Of Husbandry are welcome.
Members are requested to be at the hall
at eight O'Clock.
The funeral of William Richards,
who died at Newton Lower Falls.
Mass, July Is. was held Thursday at
ternoon at the residence of his sister,
Mrs. Henry r. Booth. The Rev. Will
liam F. Frazier officiated and the bear
ers were II. C. Herrick. George w.
Ross, William ]. Strong, f. w. Graves.
Spencer G. Hawley and Il. S. Bristol.
Burial was made in the family lot in
Prospect cemetery. There was pro-
fusion of floral tributes Mr.. Richards
was born at the homestead in Panton
D.. where he had passed the greater part
of his life, August 6, 1S47, the son of
Nelson and Caroline (Wilson) Richard
He is survived by two sisters Mrs
Henry T. Booth OF Vergennes and Mrs
Alexander Bennett of West Newton
Mass. Among those present from away
= were Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bennett
of West Newton, Mass. Mrs. Flynn OF
Springfield and Mrs. Elmer Wheeler
r and son of st. Adams.
Major Robert w. McCuen, who recently
returned from active service in France
and received his honorable discharge, has
areopened his law Office in the Sherman
: block and resumed the practice OF law
z; Mrs. David T.. Ryan and children have re.
. turned from a visit to her mother Mrs
: Fannie Aunchman Of Orwell.-Saturday
:, eggs brought So cents a dozen at whole
rsale.--John A. Harrington has returned
& from an auto trip to Utica, n. Y. He was
accompanied on his return by his wifi,
and son. Robert who have been making
friendstwo weeks visit in Utica and vi
y cinity.-Henry Doten of Burlington called
. on friends here Saturday.-Dr. and Mrs
" j. b. Powers and son Waldo X. and wifi
"a have returned from weeks visit in Bos
4 ton.
~ Asa Hawkins and Miss Clessie Tar
A,were married Sunday at the rectory o
st. Peters Church. the Rev l.. A
Vezna performing the ceremony.-Mrs
Frank McCalfrey and daughters. Heller
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HANCOCK

Volney Manning has had to have one
eye removed as the result of being hit
by a piece of steel that flew from a ham
mer. 1t was not thought at first that the
accident was serious at all. and that he
had received only slight cut in the eye
lid. But the second day after the acct
dent he suffered so much pain that it
was thought best to take him to a special
list at the Mary fletcher HOSPITAL in Bur-
lingon There an X-ray photograph was
taken and a piece of steel was found
lodged in the eye. The eye was infected
so badly that 1t had to be removed in
order that the other one might be saved.
Miss Ethel Cove, of Warren, has been
visiting Mrs. Henry Manning. Jr.. the
past week.-The body Of Mrs. Fred Whit
tier was brought here Sunday for burial.
The funeral was held in the church. The
Rev. Mr.. Cressy officiated
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MALLETTS BAY

Dr.. Hurlburd and family, of Jerieh
are occupying the Sunset Lodge.-M
and Mrs Albert Stafford, of Barre we
over Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. '
V. Farr.-Frank Talcott and family,
Williston. have rented Camp l.amoille
officer Henry has purchased the Sharpl
cottage and plans to put 1t in repair
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in Burlington last week.-services in
the Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday will be as follows: Preaching
at 900 p. M. sermon, Does 1t Matter
What Man Beleves?" Sunday school
Following this service.--Mr and Mrs.
D. II Goodro announce the engagement
or their daughter, Alice Marguerite, to
Herbert John Dudley of Shercham.-
the condition of Mrs. Adah Billings,
VINO is Ill with inhammatory rheuma-
tism, iS reported as not as favorable.
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ESSEX CENTER

Mrs Louise Ladd has return
from n very pleasant visit with friei
and relatives in Boston and vicinit!
Mrs. Ida Buxton of Boston and Mrs,
c. Slater of Essex Junction were rec
guests of Mrs. y. NJ. Wilton
Branscom Porrigo of Junction G.
Kansas. called on friends last week.
was called here by the illness OF
father, Lowell Perrigo, who lives in 81
burne.-Mrs, &, w. Bates was bur
Wednesday at $50 y. IN. in Mt VI
cemetery.-Mrs. Ii. ID. Zoller, who
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MONKTON

The Helping Hand society will give an
ice cream social at the Epworth League
chapel this evening.-Mrs. II. p. Potter
of Hartford. Conn. Is visiting her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Frank McEntee and Mrs.
Dewey Devoid.-Miss Marjorie Senior OF
Burlington is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LaRose.-Spencer
Shepard has moved to East Monkton.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer of Burlington
visited their daughter, Mrs. Cassius
Farr, Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II
Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs. Malone and David
Gallup OF Underhill were Sunday guests
of the formers daughter. Mrs. j. F.
Haynes
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daughter. Mrs. r. H. Booth, at Groose
Point.-Mrs. Ellen Moulton Of Panton
passed Sunday with her nephew, C. j.
Sneden.-E. NJ Cove. agent for the
General Ordnance Tractor company,
passed few days with his aunt, Mrs.
%. A. Hunt. last week--Mr and Mrs.
Charles Otis and nephew of Cornwall
passed the weekend at the home of
Mr.. Otis brother, p. W. Otis.--Miss
Madeline Baker of Granville, N. Y, Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. II. A. Bur-
roughs.-Mr. and Mrs +. W. Otis and
children visited Mr.. Otis father, J. w.
Otis. in jay, N. " over the week end
Mrs. Ira Farnsworth has returned to
her home In Oxford, Mass, after pass
ing week with her sister-in law, Mrs
A, G.. Wright
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SHELBURNE

Roland Frcdette has been honod
ably discharged from the arm|
and returned from overseas.-E|
Palmer has recently bought the r. d
Sanders property and will take 'possed
sion October Miss Adelaide Mina|
and Miss Florence Mnall have bee
passing weeks vacation at thcl
home.-Joseph Marsett is confined
the house by illness.-Mrs. Frank Pot
win and Mrs. Ray Hathaway have rd
turned from hike to Boston.-M|
and Mrs. K. f. Collamer and daughte|
Martha of Hartford, Conn, and MI
and Mrs. G. II. Collamer of Barre ad
visiting at the home of j. j. Collame|
DR.. Lester Bettinger is building
garage connecting with his livery std
ble.--Miss Louise Gates is visiting Mr
Frank Macomber in Plattsburgh, N.
Mrs. Ralph Marsctt and daughte
Edna May have returned to the honI
! of Mrs. Marsett's father. J.. G. Ray
Miss Annie Brush. who has been pass
( ing some time in the Catskill Mou1
tains, has returned home.-Miss Jenn|
Thompson has returned from the Man
| Fletcher boepita1
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ADDISON

The funeral OF Mrs. Francis Smith
Barber was held at her home Tuesday
and was largely attended, the Rev. w. s.
fusion Of flowers. The members of Grand
View Grange attended In a body. Mrs
Barber was a member of the Grange,
as well as the Ladies Aid and Red
Cross. She will be greatly missed in the
whole community. Burial was in Pros
pect cemetery at Vergennes,-Donald
Barber has gone to Elzabethtown.
N. Y, to spend some time with his aunt.
Aunt Huldah Clark has returned
home. She has been in Bristol for two
months with her sister. Mrs. Kingman.-
Mr. and Mrs. Stukley Smith were callers
at Mrs. Thomas Sunday. They are both
quite hale and hearty for people of their
age. being "a years old-Mrs. A. T.
Clark. who has been In Burlington for the
past two weeks for medical treatment,
has returned home.-Mr and Mrs. Cyrus
N. Norton of Fort Dodge, Iowa, are in
| town visiting Mr.. Nortons parents, Mr..
and Mrs. p. b. Norton. Mr.. Norton has
been in the U. s. service for some time
and has recently been discharged.-M
| and Mrs. Myron Smith had as their
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kit
chell OF Bridport.-Mrs. Frank Roberts
| OF Burlington Ia spending some time
with Ernest Carpenters family.-FranlS
| Blake has been discharged from the
| u. S. navy and is at Martin Carr's. He
has been In the service for two years.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One Erie City engine. 80 horse
power. 12x16, $225; one carrier, $50 IT..
chain, $50; Lane button rig. 10 IT,.
800; one Lane planer, S11O: 80 feet three
inch shaft with pulleys and boxes, $50.
L. NJ Hill, Huntington Center, Vt.
17612t,w,ot.
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WALTHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Ward MI ana
Mrs, A. G.. Hunt r. NJ Cove and Don
aid Hunt were guests of Mr. ana MRS
r. II. Booth at Crosse Point Weohes-
day.-Mrs. ii. A. Burroughs twin Sis
ters, Miss Edith, of Fair Haven ana
Miss Edna of Saratoga, \. Y, are Nisit-
ing her.-Dr. and Mrs. Boudrey ana
Miss Boudrey of New York city were
guests of Or. and Miss Boudrey's Sis
ter. Mrs. w. Lagaree, last week.
C. Ward passed the weekend with MS
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MONKTON RIDGE

Mrs. Frank Miles underwent a serious
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Monday.-The Ladies' Aid will hold an
ice-cream social Friday evening of this
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin
Collins.
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RIPTON.

A son was born Monday, July 2l. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hodges.-Mr. and
Mrs w. II. Merrier visited in Shore
ham last week.-Mrs.. Clarence Lang
worthy and daughter Dorothy of Bris-
toll are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Noble.--D. c, Burt and daughter. Mrs.
George Farr. and Miss Edith Farr were
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the park Saturday evening Patriotic
Star Spangled Banner, march, "Soi
Front; overture, "Magncta"; marcf
Game Keeper; cake walk, "Polic
King; waltz, Margaret; marci
"Iouaves'; patriotic, America" TIL
Richmond band went to Huntington Tues
day evening to play at a ceebratio
given for the returned soldiers.
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital
IS Pine st.. Burlington. Vt
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909. Latest equipment for
ell animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
loe