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ESSEX JUNCTION

Schools in every division OF the Chit
tenden central district will begin work
September I except the schools Of the
town of Charlotte. which will resume
work August 30. The superintendent
wishes to express her gratitude to the
training class candidates for the many
speedy replies to her inquiry in Tues
days paper. The training class will
begin work September I.
A telegram was received from Washing
ton, d. c., by Charles s. Atherton stating
the death of a sister. Mrs. r. H.. Taylor
of Williamsport. Pa, who for many
years was a resident of Waterbury.
Mrs. Irving f. Huntley and Mrs. Orvis
s. Nichols will entertain the ladies' Of
the o. T.. S. at Mrs. Huntley's cottage,
Bay View next Tuesday afternoon.
Each lady Is requested to bring something
In a covered dish. Those having cars are
expected to provide transportation for
those who haven't. All are cordially in
! vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Goyette received
news last week OF the serious illness of
their son. Charles. who was stricken with
typhoid fever while working aboard the
night steamer Trojan" on the Hudson
line from Albany to New York. Miss Flora
Goyette. "A sister. went to Albany Sum
day night. Reports from the Albany City
Hospital and from the attending physician
seem favorable.
Marie. the 11-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis V. Brown of Jericho. who
met with a painful accident last week
Tuesday while playing with little friends
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert j.
Remington on North street. ia comfort
able and it Is expected will be taken home
shortly. The child was visiting her aunt
Mrs. Warner Nichols of East street and
went in the afternoon to play on North
street. While there she ran from the house
past a hammock in which children were
swinging hard and was struck with such
violence that 1t knocked her backward.
the back OF her head striking the edge of
the cement sidewalk. She was able to get
up and walk to Fast street without as
sistance, but not long after began having
commissions. DR.. Archambault was called
and rushed the child to Fanny Allen hos
pital where DR., G. NJ. Sabin performed
an operation that evening. The child's
skull was fractured and only the quick
work saved her life.
Mrs. j. A. Donahul received news Fri
day Of the death OF her brother, NJ. r
Meenan. at Daytona. Fla. Mr.. Meenar
visited her last year after an absence OF
SO years.
Sergeant Leonard Colby has received
an honorable discharge from the army
and came home from Camp Devens
last week.
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ADDISON

Amos Bodette, who has been at the
Fanny Allen Hospital for two weeks, re-
turned home on Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. A.. T. Clark
and Mrs. c. II. Marshall attended Po-
mona Grange in Cornwall Wednesday,
Many are planning to attend tie field day
meeting at the government farms In Wey-
bridge August ll.-Mrs. B. r. Bristol and
children are spending this week with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Clark
Grand View Grange held n meeting Fri
day evening and observed children's night,
There was a fine program carried out by
the children. Ice cream in cones was
served.-Mr, and Mrs. Meach and Mr..
and Mrs. Ayers of Monkton and Mr..
and Mrs. Newton OF ,Forestdale were
Sunday guests of r.. S. Cross.-Josh
Tatro has moved to Bristol,-Mrs. John
Elmer has as her guest her cousin. Mrs,
steel, of Cambridge, n. Y.-Stella Cross
Is in Bristol and Monktor. this week
visiting frie~nds.-Several from here at
tended the rally in Bristol Thursday eve
ning.-Mr. and Mrs. Wiybur Smith and
family have been spending a few days In
Bristol, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
! Irish.-The Rev. A. j. Brewer is having
a vacation.-The Friendship club met
Monday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Elmer and entertained the
Activity class Of West Addison.-A very
pleasant evening was spent, a program
J carried out, and ice cfeam and cake
served. About seventy were present.-M,
and Mrs. j. G. Thomas have as theil
guests Mr.. and Mrs. White of Brattle'
hnrn
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HINESBURG

G. @. Reed has sold his store and bust
ness here to A.. |. Watson Of New Ipswich,
y. II. MIR. Watson took possession Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed will occupy rooms
in the Sanctuary block for the present.
II. i. Mckenzie took a load of goods to
Bristol. Conn, Saturday for Mrs. Susan
Ray.-Carlyle Cain, who has been visit
ing in town for the past month. returned
to his home In Bristol, Conn, Tuesday
The regular meeting of Hope Circle of
Kings Daughters will be held at the
yestry Friday afternoon with Mrs. cora
H,bbell as hostess; topic of meeting,
..True Friendship" The several commit
tees will be elected at this meeting. Miss
Anna Patrick will have charge of the
literary program.-The family of Charles
Hubbell is in camp this week at Lake
Iroouois.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Miner. who
have been in Massachusetts for some
time. are with Mr.. Miners parents.-Miss
Fannie l.. Pierce left Wednesday for a
10 days' visit with relatives in Malone ana
Rrushton, y. Y. Her sister korleen, or
burlington went with her.-Mr. and Mrs.
g A. Daw and children, Gaylord ana
Edith Kenyon, of Chester, are visiting
Mrs. DAVIS parents. Mr.. and Mrs d.
Sprague.
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RICHMOND

James HARNESS. candidate Tor govern
Is to be the speaker at the Labor q
celebration here. The American. Leg
Post will also observe the holiday:
Legion day.
DR.. Jerome Berry. who has been in Y
service in Siberia for a year. has recetT
his discharge and has returned home
Mrs. Frank Brown and daughter and MI
Anna Harrington of New York city 4
guests at the home of Mrs. Mary Leonat
Henry Green of New York and Rosd
Green of B~ridgewater. Conn. are sper
ing their vacation with their parents. N
and Mrs. s. Green.-Miss Martha Terri
is visiting relatives in Boston and. vic
ity-Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham a
! children Of walston. Mass, are visit
| Mrs. Cunningham's father. NJ. Murpf
Daniel O'Connor. who has been 4
guest of Miss Cero at the nome Of Mr.. Al
Mrs. Francis Gero, has returned TO Fftd
burg. Mass.-Miss BIVwin. who has be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexand
Terrlen for the past two weeks. has
turned to her home in Providence.-M
| Flynn and son OF Chicago were recen'
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. Brewin
| clinton and George Smith ave purchas
tlit IoIu 'illi'' 49,
street.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burke
| Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. George Cha
pagne of %Shelburne and Mr.. and "
William Dodwell of ~Shelburne were I
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ry
Tuesday.-Mrs. Duby Of Philadelphia
visiting her mother. Mrs. Cora Olmstei
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Lombard and 81
with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Charland Z
on an automobile trip through Canada
Miss Eva Berry of Burlington is en1C
ing a weeks vacation with her paren
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry.-Miss A
Berry has accepted a position IN
postoffice.-Mrs. Langley and Mrs. Nj
kin OF New York city, who are guests
the Lincoln Inn for the summer W.
guests of Mrs. Sadie Goodwin.-Mas
Read Jenkins of Essex Junction is i
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Read.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. LuciGs Weston Of ca
bridge have rented Dom in the L..
Whiting house recently purchased Of
Abbie Foster and will AXE imrnedi
possession.-Mr. and Mrs. Otis Shern
accompanied by Mrs. Sarah Brush
Cambridge were Sunday visitors at
home Of Lorenzo w. Rice.-Willard Fla
and Mrs. Alton Fish OF Richmond, W
recent visitors at the home of Mr.. d
Mrs. Clifford Barney.-Mr. and Mrs. ID
+. trewet and daughter, Elizabeth. m
gone to Camp Rich for a few days TO vi
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harris Miss A
FlagR, who has been at the home OF
and Mrs. George b. Hulburd for seve
weeks, has gone to Old Orchard Beach
Mrs. Walter Blaisdell has been e~ntertay
ing an uncle from Huntington for a d
days.-Bessie Whitemore has gone
Burlington, where she has a position
Miss Myrtle Ayers Of Burlington Is n
ting her mother, Mrs. Estella Ayers |
n few dHys.-IIdward Martin of Richmd
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Potter and M
Nerna Potter of Chicago, are at the MI
tin home for a few days.-Prof. Geot
Story, who has been visiting at the hoI
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd r. Montague |
the past few days has returned to
home in Worcester. Mass.-Mr. and M
Frederick Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs. Fr{
erick King and children, Of Richmo1
were recent visitors in town.-Mr. a
Mrs. Harold Peck and Mr.. Schimm|
| horn and Mrs. Bates and daughter, Ha1
of ESSEX, took a trip to Mt. Mansfii
recently Carney has gone
Brsttleboro. where he has a position
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Stevens nd
gone to Manchester, Mass. where IN
have positions as overseers OF a lar
farm.-Mrs. Colman and Miss Sua
Paige. who have been visiting at the no
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton c. Rice.
turned to their home in ST. Adams 81
urday evening.-Mrs. George story a
son, Everett. who are visiting at the NO
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd F. Montague. WI
~over-Sunday visitors in Burlington.-a
and Mrs. Leighton G. Rice attended
musical club in Burhngton Monday e'
ning.-Miss Mildred Buxton, who has he
visiting her grandmother the past we
returned to her home in Richmond Nj
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ESSEX CENTER

Charles Prouty and family of Grand
Isle visited Miss Margaret Brown last
week.-mrs.. Peck of Worcester. Mass,
is visiting her father, c. w. Bates, and
at L.. NJ. Bates'.-Mrs. Farnum and son,
Butler, OF Chicago, who have been at the
Mt. View the past month, returned last
week Thursday.-Mr. and Mira Harry
Ayotte and children of Worcester are
visiting friends here Philip and Fred
Comeau spent Sunday in st. Albans.-The
Rev. and Mrs. Wescott are at Sheldon
this week attending camp-meeting.-E
tensive repairs are being made on the
community house.-Mrs. William McClain
and daughters, Marion and Wilma, of
Westford called on friends Monday.-Miss
Anna Mallory of st. Adams called on her
aunt, Mrs. George Bixby, Monday.-Miss
Dean OF New York city and the Misses
Moxeau of New York city and Betty
Lou, neighbor, are boarding at A. w.
Paauett's.-Mrs. Austin and daughter of
New York city are at the Mt. View
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrews of Essex
! junction visited friends here last week,
MIR. ana Mrs. Allen Brown of Bridge
port. Conn. returned AOadax- ~
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RIVERSIDE

William Batchelder went Friday
Johnson to attend the Davis reunion m
was held there Saturday.-Miss orr
Howe, a trained nurse in Los Angel
Calf, has been called home by the SCI
Gus Illness of her mother, Mrs. ca
Howe.-Anna Coleman of st, Adams, W
has been visiting at A.. l.. Bartlett's,
turned home Saturday.-Mrs. d.
Hackett and daughter. Lorraine, return
to Boston Wednesday, going by the W
OF St. Johnsbury and the White Mountain
Eunice and Kenneth Humphrey went W
them .-Judsop and Charles clark WI
visitors at Roy Lamson's cottage
Malietts Bay Sunday.-Mrs. Marion IA
and Miss Mary Bates of Burlington
spending their vacation with Mrs. n
Whitcomb.-Mrs, Bruce and daught
Irene, of Essex Junction were week-e
guests of Mrs. Clifford kirhN'-M
EnAhau AkA~ NkA heA Aer~a visiting
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PANTON

Last sunday the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Archie Quinton Of Panton were:Mr. and
Mrs. Il. Bonncau, Mr.. and Mrs. u. Poulin,
Mr.. and Mrs j Hebert, of st. John, p.
O., Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Hebert and daughter,
Cecile of Montreal. p. O., Mr.. and Mrs.
p. n. Hehert of Lynn, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Hebert and daughter, zita. OF
New Haven.
The Ladies' Union will met Wednes-
day afternoon. August IS. with Mrs. Mar
tin Fleming .-Mrs. Lancaster entertained
relatives from Canada last week.-Littie
Clarence Sprague is in Burlington this
week for the removal of his tonsils and
adenoIds.-My, and Mrs. Walter Rogers
are camping with friends in the northern
part OF the State.-Mrs. F. E.. Grandey
and granddaughter. Violet OTIS, are
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Otis Of Ripton. The Rev. and Mrs. west
are with Mr.. Grandey during this ABSENCE
Mr.. and Mrs, II. 3. Francis OF Urls
woldville. Mass. and his sister MIS-
Myrtle Sherwer of Collinsville. Conn., are
spending this week with friends mere
and in Vergennes.-William Curier ceie-
brated his Slst birthday July - by pltch'
ing three loads of hay and helpihg apou'
the chores. lie and his son, Claytoh' nave
done their entire haying. Asine from so'"'
trouble with rheumatism he is IN cohn'
paratiyely good health.
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MILTON

Miss Hilda Woodruff has been granted
a scholarship at Middlebury College for
n second year by Senator, Martin S.
Villas.
Mrs. Mary st. Johns Hindes and son.
toward. of Athol. Mass. are visiting her
sister, Miss Minnie st. Johns.-Miss Ber-
nice Caswell has returned to her home
in Manchester, n. H.. after spending
several days at the home OF Benjamin
Caswell.-Mrs. Clara Rogers. Miss Har-
riette Rogers and Miss Harriette Teach
out of South Lancaster, Mass. went to
Camp Betula Casa Friday. where they
will spend the month of August.-The
Misses Lois Sturges and Klara Robinson
were in st. Adams Saturday.-Miss Flor
ence Wagner is able to be out again af-
ter several weeks illness with rheuma-
tism = and Mrs. Samuel Allen of Co
lumbus, o., Mr.. and Mrs. Lellewyn Allen
Of Oswego and Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Allen of New York city are in town visit
ing at the homes of their brothers.-Judge
w. d.. Miller has returned to Newport
after spending a few days at the home of
Miss Ellen Wagner.-Mrs H.. f.. Powell.
Mrs. John Trotter. Philip and Charles
| Powell and Mrs. II. l.. Powell have gone
to Camp Hearts Desire to spend the
month of August.-Mrs. l.. II. Trotter of
Narberth, Pa, Is the guest of Mrs. II.
f. POWELL. r. Wagner has a new G.
NJ. G. truck and Orson Hewey has a new
Franklin touring car.-Mr. and Mrs. Frani
Bagley have returned to their home In
Audubon, Iowa. after passing some time
with her father. l.. ID. Phelps. at Camp
Rich.-Mr. and Mrs. c. II. SWEET have re.
turned to their home in Minneapolis,
Mimi. after passing several weeks at
the home of Henry ". Allen.
Prof. Evan Thomas Of Burlington will
supply the pulpit of the United church
Sunday in the absence of the pastor, thu
Rev. F. F.. Talbee. who Is visiting hi
father and sister at Bristol, r. I.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The marriage of Miss Lena Hicks. tho
sister Of Mrs. Albert Carter, and Eustace
Thomas of Shelburne took place at st.
Katherine's Church In Shelburne, Au-
gust mir. and Mrs. Merritt Estabrook
OF West Roxbury. Mass. are visiting Mrs.
Estabrook's sister, Mrs. Curtis Van
Vliet, and family.-William w. Bowen OF
Providence. r.. l.. is the guest of Miss
Wooster and Mrs. Eno.-Eugene Steady
had the misfortune to lose a fine driving
horse recently, the result OF a collision
with an ~automobile.-D A. L.. Emo or
Troy. y. V, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Phoebe Eno.-A large quantity of ium-
her owned by the Thomas brothers OF
Bristol is being moved to Bristol from
the mill-yard of Winfield Scott.
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BRISTOL

At the regular meeting of the o. F.. S.
Friday evening there will be initiation
followed by refreshments and a social
hour.-Mr. and Mrs, Joshua Tatro have
been engaged by the selectmen and over
seer to superintend the town farm.-Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Durhaney have returned
from a visit in Plattsburg.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Barturan of East Orange, n. J., are
visiting friends in Bristol and vicinity
Morris Mclaughlin of Brooklyn. n. Y.
is spending his vacation with his wife
and son who have been here several
weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Lufkin
have sold their farm on Bristol Flats to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Danyaw.-Caleb Van
Pelt of Meridith, N. H., was in town this
week.-Mr. and Mrs. c. r.. Parker and son
of Brooklyn, ~. Y, are visiting Mrs,
Martha Stewart.-Mrs. Alma Curtin OF
Washington, ID. c., is a guest of DR.. and
Mrs. 4. NJ. Nortin and w. II. Cardiff and
family.-Mrs. Sophia Sherwin has returned
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WILLISTON

MIR. Floyd Putnam and Harold IN
ant spent part of last Saturday al
Sunday at S~helburne Pond.-Miss All
Murray of Willsboro. n. Y, Is the Gud
of Mrs. II. H.. Richardson.-Mrs. 5, |
Warren entertained guests from Rd
bury. Northfield and Springfield, Mas
recently.--Mr and Mrs. A. c. MARI
were in the city on business this wei
Monday.-Mrs. George f.. Bryant
Lowell. Mass. called on her sister. MI
James Bryant. last week Thursday
Mrs. Frank Forbes and son, John. 4
tended the Chautauqua at Essex Jun
ton four lays last week.-Mr. and MI
A. e. Martin were In the city MondI
night of this week on business,-M
Elmer Bryant of Richmond was-.tI
guest of her aunt. Mrs. James Brya1
last Thursday.-Fred Lowell OF Watd
bury was the guest of Mr.. and MI
A. O. Porter a short time ago,-WifN
Chaplin of Lincoln. Neb., called
friends in town recently.-The Rev.
y. Potter n wife from saltwater,
Y. came Wednesday of this week to
the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
r. Goodrich, for two weeks.-Mrs, u
Mans and son, Dean, of South Royalt|
spent n few days with their paren|
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bushnell.-M1
Stearns of Burlington spent a few da
last week with her neice. Mrs. A.
Page.-Mr. Laing of the Anti-Sale
League will speak in the Method
Episcopal Church next Sunday morni1
Sunday school at the usual hour.-T
Rev. Roy Crawford from Massachuset
delivered an address at the Method
Episcopal Church at two o'clock Sa
day. DR.. Hamilton from Burlington
ing unable to fill his appointment
that time.
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r %FERRISBURG

Miss Josephine Kingsland has returned
to Washington. d. c., after spending a
month at her home here.-Mr. and Mrs.
John David nave gone on an
trip to the White Mountains.-The Kings
Daughters will hold an ice cream social
at the home of +. f.. Harrington We'd
nesday evening.-Miss Marjorie kingsland
is at home from Washington, ID. c.. for
several weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Will
liams attended Friends Quarterly meeting
in South Starksboro Sunday.
Harold Barton of New York city visited
his wife and daughter at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Bessett,
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Perley Lord and
daughter. Grace. a gone to Saranac
en- route to Hartford, Conn. after visit
ing Mrs. Lords sister, Mrs. James p.
Dean. and other relatives.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Russell spent Sunday at Monkton
Ridge.-Mr, and Mrs. r. c. Boardman of
East Middlebury We're In town Sunday
Mrs. Byron Field, who has been in Porto
Rico for several months, Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F.. A. Preston.
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SHELBURNE

st. GATHERINGS Church was the scene
at a very pretty wedding Thursday morn
ing when Miss Lena Gertrude Hicks be-
came the bride Of Eustace p. Thomas. The
Rev. Father Henry oficiated. The at
tendants were Miss Kitty Noonan and
Harold Thomas. brother of the groom.
Arthur Stebblns and Harold Macdonald
acted as ushers. Mrs. Thomas stanton pre-
sided at the organ. During the service
solos were rendered by Miss Florence
Bacon of Charlotte n CARROT Crowley.
the bride was gowned In white georgette
crepe and wore a veil caught with orange
blossoms. The. bridesmaid waa attractive
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GRANVILLE

n. l.. Boycc and family and Mrs Emma
Hubbard have been spending a week II,
camp at Highgate with II. Hubbard anu
family.-R, Winford Swan. VINO mas pee"
spending several weeks at Eugene Ia"P,
bells went Saturday to burlington ",u
from there will go soon to MS nome ~
Lake Helen, Florida.-A. A.. Thresher any
party from Boston called on MI ana Mrs'
L. G.. Sergeant Saturday,-Mr' n Mrs'
f. w. Ford and Mr.. and Mrs herman
Ford were in Ludlow with relatives sun
dhy.-Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fora were
In Montpelier Tuesday.
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MONKTON

The Rev. J. H.. Gothey was away sun
day. being called by the illness Of his
brother. Mrs. Gothey occupied the pulpit
and delivered an able discourse.-The
entertainment Monday evening was large
ly attended and n great success fnan-
cially.. Little Miss Dorothy Lewis gave
a dance.-Miss Stella Cross of Addison
Is the guest of Mrs. u. O.. Mech n
family. She formerly was a teacher here.
and Mrs. Charles Stay and daugh-
ter, Kathleen, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Ladd the past week.
have gone to White River Junction to
reside. Several of their friends here had
the pleasure of hearing Miss Kathleen
sing.-W. II. and Il. G. Gee with their
families attended the funeral of their sis
ter. Mrs. Albert Gee Brown in Bristol
Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. II. Palmer
and family, who have been visiting at'the
home of their aunt. Mrs. F. n. Dean. re-
turned to Bristol Tuesday.-John f.. COL
Inns of Haverhill, Mass, is visiting his
sister. Mrs. r. l.. LaRose and family
Mrs. d. f. Mech, Mrs. H.. II. Ayres and
Miss Stella Cross motored to Bristo'
T~uesday.-F. d. McEntee was a Burling,
ton visitor Tuesday.-The Misses Cicely
and Ruth Donahue. violin and piano. as.
sisted with the musical part of the enter
tainment Monday evening Mrs. G. c
Farr Is visiting her people this week.
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HANCOCK

George Butler Ia at work in Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. Rinaldo whittier motored
to White River Junction and vicinity,
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. James Farley In
Meriden. n. H., recently.-Mrs. George
Beckwith and three children are visiting
her sister. Helen, and mother. Mrs. Orrin
Beckwith. in Bristol. Conn.-Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Johnson Charles Kay. Mrs. Stella
Averill and Miss Blanche Tilden Of Barre
and Mrs. Olive Russell OF Mortified
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Spencer the
first of the week. coming from Barre by
auto. Miss THden and Mrs. Russell re-
manned the rest of the week.
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SHOREHAM

Miss Lottie Hul of Chattanooga, Tenn,
is passing her vacation with her aunt,
Mrs. Eva Merritt.-Mr. and Mrs. M. p.
Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Cook. and
daughter went to Hyde Park August 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth returned Sunday,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Frost OF Athol,
Mass, are visiting his mother at his
brothers. Elba Frosts.-Miss Norma
waite has returned from a visit in Fair
field Mrs lula Douglas Parker OF
Billings MOUSSE - ~ A- n
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JERICHO CENTER

The Rev. F. j. Malzard will TAX for
subject next Sunday morning 'Lol
Courtship and Marriage."-Mr and NJ
r. B. Jordan have returned from Malld
Bay.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Howe 4
daughter. Esther. of California are gue|
at T.. H.. Smith's.-Glen George was
guest OF friends in Montpelier the Y
Of the week.-Mr. and Mrs. Elery Jacd
of Montpelier and Mr.. and Mrs. F..
Como were Sunday visitors Of Mr.. a
Mrs. F. S. Lawrence.-Mrs. Thon
Henley of Richmond was an over-Sund
visitor of her daughter Mrs. f.
Ny.1nna,
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BRIDPORT

The lawn party which was held at
Thomas Nadeau's Thursday evening was
largely attended.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Quinn and SON.. Guy. Ir..' were sunday
guests of Mrs. Quinn's mother In Hunting
tor Mrs. Herman Austin. who has beer
spending a few days with her sister In
Richville, has returned to her home
Constance Donah. who has been work
ing in Rutland. was a Sunday visitor OF
his daughter, Mrs. Herman Austin.-Mr
and Mrs. Leo Florey motored to Fail
Haven Friday where Mr.. Florey went fol
an automobile.-Mrs. Belle Cakes who ha.
been III, Is much better.