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ter. Dorothy, who Is spending the sum-
mer at Lake Placid. MIR. n Mrs. Clar-
ence Story and family of Yonkers. N. Y.
have arrived at the Story cottage TO spend
the summer.-Percy Nesher Of Montreal
is spending a few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. Hazcn.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dubuque are rejoicing over the birth Of a
daughter.-The Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Giles Harrington Friday
afternoon for work.-Fenton J. Hazen,
who has been seriously III. is somewhat
better at this writing. A consultation of
doctors was held Monday night. They were
not able to diagnose his case fully. A
trained nurse is in attendance.-Donald
Dodds Is suffering from an attack of
tonsilitis Tager of Montreal spent
the weekend with Mrs. lager. He was ac-
companied by a friend, James Simpson,
one of the office force of the Robert
Eeford company.--B. y. Clark from Camp
! Abnaki will have charge of the services
at the Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday and a large number of the boys
in camp will be present.
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WILLISTON

ounce Richardson is spending her sum-
mer vacation In Bloomingdale.-Miss
Annie Metcaif who has been the guest
OF her brother, Harris Metcalf, in Water
bury, has returned.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
lombard and children were at their old
nome here last Sunday.-News has been
received from the Mary Fletcher hospital
that Harley Bing, who was very low after
his operation, was much better and get
ting along fine.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Forbes were out Of town ~Tuesday.-Mrs.
Homer Prior and son, Grin, were in Essex
Junction Tuesday Of this week on BUSH
ness.-Mr. Webster and daughter of Swan
ton were guests OF Mrs. Carrie Morrill,
last Sunday.-Mrs. Morton James, who
has been in the Mary Fletcher hospital
and underwent a very serious operation.
was able to come home last week.-Miss
Florence Metcalf, a teacher in Maiden,
Mass, is home for her summer vacation
Miss Laur Parker takes the part of 1.-THE
Spirit Of the Wilderness" in the pageant,
America, Yesterday and To-day" to be
given in the Chittenden park in the near
future.-Morton James and George La
France were at James camp, Malletts
Bay. one day last week,-Sunday school
will be held at 1000 a. m, in the Metho-
notice Nelson Porter spent July I with
his grandmother, Mrs. F. A. Beach, in
Waterbury Center.-Mrs. Mary Talcott
VINO has been spending a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Whitton. has
returned to her home in Burlington
v~>AAy Brownell and Miss Brown from
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MONTGOMERY

The annual "Oid Home Sunday was OBJ
served at st. Bartholomew Church sun
dav and the Church was well filled. An
eloouent sermon was preached by Coad-
tutor Bishop G. Y. Bliss. The organ was
nlayed by c.. Fuller Rawson. who has Of
ficia ted at the instrument for many years
The service was very inspiring.-Harvey
La Fountain and daughter. Helen, Of Man
chester. n. f.. and Miss Riddell of Mon
,yoa, are visiting at Robert Mougos,-Mrs
y Turner from wanton Is staying with
ber sister. Mrs, Louisa Pratt.-Judge and
Mrs. @. ~. Kelton and daughter. Halle,
wore weekend visitors in town,-Miss Mar
ror, Martin of Manchester, n. H., is visit
Ing her aunt, Mrs. Matt S. Parker.-Miss
clara Wheeler has gone to st. Adams and
coorgia for a few weeks ,-Mr. and Mrs.
vrank Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Newcity and
,I,ss Dell LaFountain were visiting In
To,th Troy last Sunday.-The Concert ar
.areed by the Epworth League was given
IN the village hall last Friday, before a
area audience. After paying the expens-
as about SO will remain with which to
NV much needed hymn books.-Mrs. Far
,oer and son. Robert, spent the weekend
~ Mrs. Issdore Garrow's.-Mrs. Carl Par
- s visiting her daughter. Mrs. Walter
%n,,t,er. In worcestar, Mass, for a few
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CENTER

Miss Ruth Clapp is nome for the sum
ner.-J. A. Wright, Of Minneapolis. MINI,
arrived in town Tuesday to be present at
the a4th birthday anniversary of his broth
er. George w. Wright. on July IA. Mr..
Wright is the Oldest man in town and
probably the Oldest in this part of the
country.-Mrs. Lena Rowley Weld, of
Washington. D. c., is visiting her par
cnts, Mrs. Fl. H.. Cfapp-Mrs. j. W. Jack
son, of woodsvil1e is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Desautell.-The funeral
of B. w. Pease was held at the home
Friday. The services were conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. King. pastor of the Baptist
Church. Mr.. Pease was held in high es-
TEEN by all. He had spent most Of his
life in town on the farm where he died.
He leaves a wife. who is in poor health
and two sons, Merle and Harold.
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other r~elatdves.-M Zula Smith and
Mrs. Dorothy Selling of Manchester.
N. H., are visiting in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Stillings have returned to
their home in Nashua, n. H.-Mr. and
Mrs. F. w. Wallace and daughter, Esther,
lett Saturday for several weeks visit in
Concord, ". H., and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Densmore and son,
Russell. of Boston. are visiting their sis
ters, the Misses Grace and Alice Dens-
more. at the home of II. j. Parmelee.-
There will be no Sunday evening services
t the Methodist Episcopal Church through
the months of July and August.-Eleanor.
the sev%en-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jason Wallace. met with a serious
accident Tuesday, when she fell through
a chimney hole on the second floor to
the base ment, while repairs were being
made On the chimney. She suffered a
fracture OF the skull and minor bruises.
She was taken to the st. Adams hospital.
A pleasant eunion occurred at the home
of Mrs. c. l.. Ovitt Tuesday. Seven sis
ters were present and an eighth was un-
able to be present on account Of poor
health. Besides Mrs. Ovitt. there were
present Mrs. Ellis, of Montclair. y. j.:
Mrs. Farnsworth. of Burlington: Mrs.
Southwick. Of Montpelier; Mrs. Bates. of
Westford, Mrs. Keller, of Essex, and Mrs.
Ayers. of Frederick. S. D.--Mr. ard Mrs.
Herman r. Wonson, of Gloucester. Mass.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. H. D.
Hinman.-A quiet home wedding occurred
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hous-
tan at seven O'Clock Monday evening
when their eldest daughter, Gwenneth
Maude. was united in marriage to Lorenzo
Drew Sanborn in the presence Of a few
immediate relatives. The wedding ina rch
from ~Lohengrin was played by Miss Ada
lire Houstan. q sister of the bride, and
the double ring service was used. The
Rev. W. p. Dukeshire performed the cer-
emony. After the wedding delicious re-
freshments were served and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanborn left for Lake W~illoughby. where
they will pass g few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanborn are graduates of the local high
school and will make their home here
Mr.. Sanhorn is freight agent for the Cen
trail Vermont railroad. They were the re.
c%ipients of many beautiful and usefu
gifts.
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Grand Isle County
GRAND ISLE

The White Tiger" class will give a lawn
social at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
Kinney, Friday evening. Ice cream and
cake will be on le.--Preaching at the
union church Sunday morning at 1879,
Bible School at IL 80. c. c. Kinney super
Acknowledgements League meeting Sun
day evening at the church. followed by
a lecture by the Pastor, subject, "Drones.'
There will be concert given in the Grange
Hall Wednesday evening July y under
the auspices Of the lyceum committee.
The company consists of four ladies. a
violinist, celliet. pianist and reader. The
company comes we'll recommended. and
first-class entertainment may be expected
The entertainment consists of vocal. and
instrumental music, readings. sketchet,
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RICHFORD

Principal D. ". McClelland with Mrs.
McClelland and two children Of Benning-
tan are visiting at the home of Mrs. Nc
Clelland's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Puffer. Troy street-Miss Nellie Draper
went Thursday to Burlington for a few
weeks stay at the home of Mrs. Henry
Powell-Mrs. j. NJ. Robb is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. F.. NJ. Stone
in East Berkshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett of Lowell, Mass,
arc visiting at the home Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. It. Atwell. Of Centor street.
Miss Rose Merchant of Burlington is
visiting at tho home Of her brother. A. l..
Merchant.-Orlof Ford Of Manchester
y. H.. visited among friends in this
place during the past Week.-Mrs. Molly
e. Mcdonald of Portland. Ne. is visiting
her brother, Charles Mcdonald, cashier
Of the Richford National BanA,-Mrs.
G.. S. CoIlnor and son, Kenneth. have
gone TO Some-ville, Mass, where Mrs.
Common will visit at the home of her sis
ter.-ME. Roy Hammel returned home
Saturday from a two weeks visit at the
home Of her brother, Bernard Casavant.
in Brattleboro.-Mrs. Mahlon Arms. who
has been visiting among relatives and
friends in this place during the past
| week, has returned to her home in Wor-
cester. Mass.-Clarence Hope and family
moved from the Charles Berry tenement
on Province street to the tenement vacated
by F.. l. Livingston on River street.
Mrs. Matilda Dubuc and grandson, OF
Berlin. n. H.. are visiting here.-Bernard
Hanson of Newport was tho guest of his
brother. Prin. Fl. n. Hanson over the
week end.-Miss Lila Whipple of John
son is visiting at the home of Mrs. John
NyhifnaV nf f'pntnr Ctyae A ~ 4 IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs, J. y. Powell, OF
Los Angeles, Cal, was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. G.. Thayer, at their home, on
River street, Friday evening, Cards were
played.-Mrs. T.. j. Russell OF New York
is visiting at the home of her parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Thompson, Soutf
Main street.-Mrs. Charles Wheelock. and
daughter of New York are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f., II. Grice Of Prov
ince street.-Mrs. Napoleon Danyaw OF
Sheldon Springs was the guest at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Joseph Love.
lette, over the week end.-Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Bliss Of Omaha, Nebr.. arrived
in town last week for a visit as guests
at the home of his sister. Mrs. I. Fay
Hopkins, of School street.-Mrs. Abbis
Mckinney has gone to Montpelier. where
she will visit,
Miss Hattie Heath. of Albany, n. Y. IL
visiting at the home Of her mother, Mrs
II. r. Heath, of South Main street.-Mis,
Lillian Corse. of East Orange, n. j.. Il
passing the summer vacation al the hom'
of her mother. Mrs. Corse, OF River street
-Mrse. Ethel Boright Scales, OF Victoria
h, c., is visiting relatives and friends il
this place, where she formerly resided
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Powell. of Los An
geles, Calf, who rave been visiting II
the place for the past few weeks. lef
Monday for their home.-The Rev. an,
Mrs. G. Leon Wells and two children ar
on their annual vacation and are takini
an automobile trip through the State
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ST. GEORGE

News was received Thursday oy Ms.
Miranda Wescott of mo death 81 he-
brother, George w. Ishan of Wiscon-
sin. He died July 3. Mr.. Isham was
born in this town 70 years age. He leaves
Ia wife and son of Wisconsin and two
sisters of this town, Mrs. Maranda Wes-
colt and Mrs. +. z. Forbes, and a brother,
|Orson Isham Of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Chase and Katherine
King were in Burlington Tuesday.-Mrs.
Jennie Reed of Burlington visited her
sister and daughter several days last
week Mrs. Earl Aver was in Burlin gton
Friday.-Miss Abbie Wellinger of Willis.
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Osborn and
three daughters of Williston visited al
the home of their parents Sunday.-Miss
Ethel Young of Burlington was a visitor
in town over Sunday.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Yrsd Cobb Las move from the ;cne.
hfaent OK tioscoe & S,suin to his former
ZONE in Mains.-Thc horse owned BY
Seoree A-nbrcsc wnn 4 race at the div
irs park at Ferris5urg Center SATURDAY.
afternoon. tho prize being a yailaSio
blanket Mics Helen Carl is spending
Some tiiae with her aunt. Mrs. Edward
Douglass ot Monston.--Ttre Rev. Lyman
rfa.lj attended the anD:Al meeting Of the
Bspt,st Sat-, convention. at Newpor: las.
teel.--h shower WIZ given Miss Leia
Hicks Friday aft.ri'oon a. The home O!
ter sister, Mrs. Albert Ca-ter.-The Tids
Mission Band had q meeting Sat.
|urday afternoon at the ycs;r.y.
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BNOSBURG

Mrs S. F. Stevens. who has been III.
has gone to the 81. Adams hospital for
treatnent,-Mr. and Mrix &, f. fleming
ton have returned to New York.-Cnendon
Simonds of Everett, Mass, IS at r. NJ.
wright's for his vacation. He was at the
home of his father. Frank Simonds, last
.week.-John La Bare, who has been
sawyer at q. L.. Nicholas mill, has finish
ed work and returned to his home in
Richford M. r. Wright has accepted
the appointment Of mail carrier on Route
6. He has given up the farm of G. f..
Remington at Sheldon and is now at the
home Of his father.-Mrs. NJ. F. Wright
and children are visiting at the home of
r. Fl. Maynard Miss r. Correlia Will
liams and Donald Eldred are passing
some time at the home of G.. F. Leach.
A representative of the Vermont Bible
society is working in this neishborhood
The families Of Harry and Carl Kid
der and niece, Miss Belle Fairbanks. who
has been teaching in the Wright neigh
borhood, went to the home Of Miss Fair
banks's parents in sutton Saturday by
auto for a picnic party, returning sun
day evening The party included friends
and numbered Is. Miss Fairbanks will
remain az homo and will return in the
fall.
Mrs. Hattie l.. Nichols, who has
been in for many months, passed
away at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. f. Perley. The funeral is II
be held at the house this forenoon AZ
10 o'clock. Burial will be in Enosburr Cen,
ter.-Leonard Reid and Jack Ryea have
gone TO Fairfield to work for Mr.. Soule
through haying.-Gordon Longe is at Mrs
Carrie Bashaw's for hsying Wesley, ons
of the twin boys of George Longe, was
bitten by a dog in the cheek Monday
DR.. Thomas treated il. A piece of flesh
was bitten out.
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ALBURG

A special o n c at 10 n q (
Columbus Lodge, No. II, F, and A NJ,
will be held this evening to confer
the third degree.-w. D. Griggs was a
visitor in Montreal last week.-Clihord
Tryon has gone to Pittsburgh to re-
main.-Mrs. v. G.. Badger and daughter.
vanza. have been visiting Mrs. Badgers
sister. Mrs. NJ. J. Odell.-George amber
has returned from a short visit in Reese
Vile. N. Y.-H. W. Marvin was a bust
ness visitor in Swanton Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. f. Hutchins are parents OF
a son, born July 9.-Mrs. Linnie Kinney
and daughter. Lucille, who have been
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Hugh Kinney, have returned to their
home in Berkshire.-B. e. Darrow and
son, p. r.. Darrow, were at home for
the weekend from Burlington.-Mr. Net
tie Wheeler and sister. Miss Bessie
| Towers of Manchester. n. H.. have been
visiting in town. They were former resi-
dents Of Alburg.-Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Kinney and Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland Thomp-
son and two children Of Berkshire visited
at H. F. Kinney's Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jaw Durkee of Sheldon were guests OF
| Mrs. Durkee's sister, Mrs. Harriet Duel.
| over the week-end.-V. l.. Hurlburt Of
Grand Isle was in town on business Tues
day.-Mrs. Bessie Mott Of Burlington has
been visiting her uncle. II. f. Manning.
Mrs. C. D. Saunders. who has been
visiting Mrs. L. r. Martin, has returned
to her home in Shaftshury,-E. L. Corse
of the customs force was in st. Adams
on business the lrst OF the week.-The
dates for the Radclin Chautauaua here
are August 4. 5 and g A profitable and
interesting program on "Americanism' is
acknowledgement Vantine of Burlington
spent Sunday with Seneca Hazen and
family.-Mr. and Mrs. c, r. Morse OF
| Champlain, n. Y, visited relatives mere
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NORTH HERO

Maurice Harrington and a young lady
who is visiting at tho home. of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Harrington. had a
narrow escape from death Monday night
as the result Of eating poisonous mush-
rooms. DR.. Branch was called imme-
diately and was with them throughout-th
night. Fortunately they are now on the
road to recovery.-Howard N. Fuller ar
rived Tuesday night to spend tho sumnne
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. c. Knight~returned
Tuesday night from AN automobile. trip To
Saranac IAke.andSLak PAcd-SN.,Y.
where they .vtstte6iDr-. ands1rs{H&A
Ladd Al .esranac+LAks and 4thah441n'
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SHELDON

Mrs. Albertine Casseau, who has been
in poor health for several months, died
Friday morning at the home of her niece.
Mrs. n. J. Preston. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Rev. Albert Abbott oficiated. The
burial was in the village cemetery.-M
D. Mack and family returned Sunday
from Brandon where they passed a few
days with rela tives-The Misses Morse
OF Clay Center. Kansas. are passing a
few days with friends in town.-The
Misses Mary Leach and Maevine Read
were Sunday visitors at the home OF the
Pev. and Mrs. W. C.. Arnold in Swantor.
Miss Zula Smith OF Manchester. n.
H.. and MAYNARD Smith of Hudson
Mass, are spending a few days with their
mother. Mrs. G.. p. Snith.-Mrs. Florence
Gray Of Greenfield. Mass, is visiting al
the home OF her sister, Mrs. W. C.. Marsh.
Howard Leach, who has been quite III
with measles, is making satisfactory re.
covcry.-N1rs, Lillian Sylvester and nep.
hew. Walter Chaffee. were recent call
erS here.
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FLETCHER

Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Driscoll are the
parents Of a daughter, horn July a.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Carpenter and sons, Her
bert and Guy, were in Swanton recently,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lamb were visit
ing their parents, July 10 and 1.-THE
farm belonging to Fay Hull on the Scott
place and his car were burned to the
ground Friday night.-Mrs. James
Coolem is ill.-The ball game between
Fairfax and Fletcher resulted in favor
of the home team.-Mrs. Lucia Parsons
injured her foot with an axe recently
There will be a Grange dance July l6.
Mr.. and Mrs, Merton Driscoll arc the
parents of a son, born July s,-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Lamb, Of Winooski. spent
the weekend in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Kenfeld, Of Dade City. Fla, lave
been visiting at the home Of their brother
Ira Green.-Miss Gladys Como of Glover.
dale is visiting at q. H.. Gomo's.-J. S
Leach is In poor health.
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CENTER

Mrs. Flora Baker, Ct Erocktnn. Mass.
is visiting 6. A. Baker and other friends.
Mr. Mary Filings. of Manchester. N.
II, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. s. J.. Ran
daQ.-Mrs. Lizzie Wright, Of Springfield
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Car
penter.-Mrs. John Gardner and son, Roy,
were Sunday visitors of her sister, Mrs.
Eliza Devino, in West Lebanon, y. H.
Mrs. Catherine Beane is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. V. r. Sargent-Raymond
Guyette and lady friend are visiting his
sister. Mrs. Hobart Norton.-Alfred Jim
mo and daughter. Bertha, and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. l.. Ring and daughter. Jane,
visited at Rufus Atchinson's Saturday and
Sunday.
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WEST ENOSBURG

Miss katrine Hubbell, of Washington.
is passing her vacation at tine home of
NJ. L. Hubbell.-Mr and Mrs. Gerald Casa
want, of Hudson. Mass, are visiting Mr..
~Casavant's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Casavant.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl kidder and
five children, Mr., and Mrs, Harry kidder
and son, Grant. Mr., and Mrs. Maud Car
penter. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley, Miss
Belle Fairbanks and Fay Carpenter mo-
tored to Sutton by way of Morrisville
Sunday where they visited at the home
of Miss Fairbanks's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Fairbanks, returning by way
Of Willoughby lake.
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Oviatt and son,
Frederick, of Woodbine, Iowa, have beer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Oviatt thu
past week.-Mrs.. Baird, of Sherbrooke
is passing a few weeks with her daughter
Mrs. w. r. Price.-Cosdjutor Bishop Bliss
of Burlington preached in Calvary Church
Sunday morning. He was entertained ir
the home of n. S. Willard Sunday
b. Smith, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. NJ. Carpenter, of Enos.
burg Falls, has returned home.-Mr. anc
Mrs. H. G. jenne, Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
JENNIE, Walter JENNIE and Miss Edna, New.
city motored to South Stukeley and Yves
Bolton last Sunday.-Miss Florence Mar
tin is spending a few weeks with Mrs
Harry Jenne.-Miss Alice Button, OF St
Adams, has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Button.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Percy and laugh
ter, Marie. of Bedford, Que. were recent
visitors at Charles Ewins.-Children's
Day exercises we're held at the Meth ODDS
Episcopal Church Sunday morning.-Mrs
Glover Jolley spent a few days at tn.
home of her father in Swanton recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Stowe Of F,nos
burg Falls spent Sunday with Miss Mir
snda Ewirs and Mrs. CYNTHIA Thaver.
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ISLE LA NOTE

Henry H. Hill. one Of the best known
residents of Grand Isle county, died at
his home in Isle La Motto just before
o'clock Thursday morning, July s..
Mr.. Hill was born September Il, 1884,
in the old stone house where he died and
which was built in 1872 by his father, the
Hon. Ira Hill. AS a young NAL he
taught school in the town. June q, 1851.
he married Elizabeth Tho,nas who died
November Is. 1887. and by whom one
daughter. Calista E. Parker OF Boston.
survives him. December y, 1897, he mar
ried again, Leona M. Parker, who died
October is, 1902, and by whom a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rena ]. Smock, also survives
him. Henry H. Hills ancestors for gene
rations have been honored Americans.
From both his father and his mother he
received the blood of soldiers who fought
in the American Revolution and the War
Of 1872. OF a remarkable sunny nature,
genial disposition, charitable large
hearted and generous, to a fault he was
much loved by his friends and will be
missed by his relatives.
The funeral of Henry H. Hill was held
Saturday afternoon, July 10, at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Isle La Motto,
the Rev. Ashfield Ashforth officiating. A
quartet from Burlington composed of
Messrs. Little, Millington. Bell and Gotta
sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" AR
lington," Mr., Hills favorite hymn. and
Come Unto Me- The great profnsion OF
flowers testified to the high esteem in
which Mr.. Hill was held. There was a
large attendance of friends from Grand
Isle county and from Burlington also. The
body was laid at rest in the cemetery al
Isle La Motto, where his father and
grandfather are buried.
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weeks.-Mrs. Carr and family and Mrs.
Ledeau and family Of Boston are visit
ing al Alec LsPlants.-Next Sunday morn
ing the Rev. u. p. II. King of the Baptist
Church at Montgomery Center will preach
at the Methodist Church here, the Rev.
Allen kirkness occupying MIR. Kings pull
Ia