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SHOREHAM

Walter Moore of Seattle. Wash. is
his father. l.. T.. Moorc--Mr.
and Mrs. Il. d. Collins of East Orar &c,
n. j., motored up for the weekend with
thcir aunt, Mrs. C.. ID. Howard. who re-
turned with them Monday 20 East Or
artn.-Mics Charlotte Sculc Of Fnir.ax
is a guest Of Miss Norma Waite.-Mfs.
{. ". North visited in Grafton recently.
-Mrs.D. G. Fierce of rutland Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. L. II. Tcttingham.-
Mrs. w. J. Anderson vas a recent st
IF Malain Ando.sor.--Mrs. J. Rice and
A'Hs .!iJsh CT Springfield, Mass, are
quests OF Mr.. ami Mrs. j. c. Moorc.-Mr
and Mrs. r. II. Holmes arc entertaining
niece, Mis-: Collins.
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MONKTON RIDGE

Friday evening OF this week there
viii he n reception 1T the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Meajer for the
Eev. ahd airs Ralph txniEh-, the new
Friends pastor and s;s vito and for
the Rev. and Mrs. j. Edward Rsrsore.
who expect to letve FOR tkeA. 1cv flc! 1
u Tennessee. Es2r soa1 interested in
t.e church AMI 10 work arr cordial
!nv-t ..--e.-.i,cs Arc POW being held
at Tho Friends -norGh Sunday evenings
at 7.n .ro.Jc: and pr&yc. meetings
evenings IT eight o'clock
Mis- Carrie Miles .:otJ-ced SATURDAY,
fro,h II 10 days' v..;: in New York.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Eddy CT Worcester.
Moss were gIestS tho past week Of
Leon Eddy and family.
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PANTON

Cr. Dawson 81 Burlington Will preach
at .!:e F.te-ated caurch the first Sunday
III August. Next Sunday, Children's day,
everc,se5 will be held ri tAa Methodist
Episcopal Church 10 place OF the Sunday
schoo,.-Mrs. Cynthia Mcintyre o. Yer
genes and Miss Jessie Neil OF this piar,,
latt VIA Port Henry, y. y. where ihay
were Joined by NJ. and Mrs. E1w'n Ken.
o: Wi,hcr3ee, y. l.. fo- Tacoma. Wash,
whero they viii spend two months with
Ny. and Mrs. j &. Nottun and Mrs. SC
in;yro's son. Hollis Ntwt"t.-Iaorc!it
heavy rains have greatly iinL ,uved corn
and potatoes as wall IA .,nrders and mca-
down vhcrc the hay has been cut.-The
farmers arc busy with harvesting tire hay
which ts 4 Ugh; crop II most places.
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MILTON

At a special meeting held at the hon1e|
DR.. l.. c. Holcomhe July Il. the follow
officers were elected for the CommunI
Chautauqua to be held here August 4
and i: President. Prof. Fred Sewers: wi
presidents. John McGrath. the Rev. F.
Talbee, a. ]. Thompson, Sanford Thor}
son. Miss May Kennedy. stanton Gele|
Colchester. Thadeus Leach of FL
Georgia, Mrs. Oscar Wood Of Geord|
Clinton Howard Of Fairfax. DR.. F. |
Petty of Westford: secretary, Miss H
riet ROGERS; treasurer, Supt. L.. E. COOL
committee on advertising, DR.. L. C.. n
combe. chairman a. a. ResseT. Mrs. r
Bevins; committee on tickets, ]. E. Wt
ner, chairman, DR.. J. S Coburn, Mrs. J
Kennedy. Miss Ellen Wagner, Mrs. W
liam Kennedy. Miss Frona Ladue cd
mittee on grounds. the Rev. A. a. Bess|
chairman. Frank Grow. Joseph Wei
Frank Mayville.-Mrs. Annette Hoover|
Minneapolis and granddaughter, NJ
Helene Oliver. of Montedider. MINI. 1
and Mrs. w. A. Stafford and daush1
Elizabeth and son Frederick, of BurliA
ton. were recent visitors at the home
Frank s. Morgan.-The ladies Of
AIMS society will serve dinner on the. q
" tlI' liib1 "a W NNt SHi
Of st. Ann.-Ray Coburn is building a n
garage back of his River street residen
John Larock is the architect in char
Miss Laura Atkins of st. Paul, MINI. ,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Beeman.-d
and Mrs. Delbert d. Parker and daud
ter. Albertine of Oneonta, n. Y. reach
Milton Saturday evening to visit at 1
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Robins
and Mrs. Charles Parker.-Prof and NJ
Fred Sewers and MIR. and Mrs. W.
Randall motored to Buffalo. y. Y. 81
day. They will he ono, one week.-NI
Joseph Blake is confined to the house "
the mumps.-Miss Bertha Phelps a
Miss May Kennedy, who are attend,
summer school in Burlington. were
town for the week-end.-Joseph O'Conr
who visited at the home Of Alva Holm
last week, has gone to Connecticut.-M
Margery Graham Of White Plains, y.
who is advance organizer of the COMMIT
ity Chautauqua was in town Monday
John Webster of Swanton is visiting
grandparents. Mr.. II Mrs. D, J. He
lev
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JERICHO

DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Pease and two chill
dren, OF Burlington, were visitors Sunday
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pease.
DIR. and Mrs. William Cashmere and
daughter, Mary, who spent the week in
Portland. Me. returned Fr!day--Mrs.
Ellen Terrill, who has beer visiting at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Loomis Tcrrill,
has returned to her homo in Worcester.
Mass Miss Madge Rood is spending her
suynn,cr vacation at the homo Of her par-
ants. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Rood.-Mr. and
Mrs. Roy French and son. William. who
have bccn v!sItIas al the homo Of Madam
DensmCre and son William. returned 20
their home IL Barre Saturday. -Reg,nald
fioskfns was a visitor saturday in Bur
lingtoh at the home OF his uncle, Dr. C.. A.
f'asse.-Mr and Mrs. William Ring, &C
compapiod by Edythc NJ. Perry and Belle
X. Parsons wcr" ~ Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. ard MS MsTtin Bullock and family.
OF ColcheEter, and Mr.. LJ m, from Lynn.
Mass, wera Sunday visitors a. tho home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Wilson CrrtIs.-Mlss Mary
Peasc, Of Essex Center. has been spending
a fc| days at tho home Of M.. and Mrs.
Leighton c. Picc.-Miss emma Chamber
lin. who is attending summer sc.,ool in
Burlington. WAS = Saturday and Sunday
vt'itcr at che homo of tho Rev. and Mr..
J =. Ruzznl!. Madam i)ensmore and sor.
William. were Sunday visitors IN Barre
Miss May Adrian was In Burlington on
business Saturday.-Wlilian Russin and
sor, Arthur. Of Iefcrsonviile, were Wis
!;orS N tow" Srnday.-Mr. Cora from
bly, and sister, Nora Russia. werc IN Bur
lingtor Saturday 5nd attended the moon
light excursion to Wec;port.-Mys. Abbic
Fostcr and son.. Virgil. were Sunday Wis
i'ors II Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Brush and son, Maurice, and Miss Biee-
.oS, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Ross we're in
Jofersonvillo Saturday evening to g, t,nd
tie picturcs NJ 4nncn.
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HUNTINGTON

The Row. Thomas Adams and N
Adams went to Chester Tuesday fol
two weeks stay taking with I'd
Mrs. Adams father, Mr.. GoldthwaI
who has been spending a week vi
them.-B. r. Lyster Of New Roche
n. Y, A former resident here, has b|
spending a few days in town.-Clin|
Mix and family were Sunday visit
at George Warrcn's.-Rollin Keny-
Glenn Norton, Mrs. Dick Llory d
Mrs. A. W. Moore Of Rutland W,
weekend visitors of J. w. Spauldi
and family-Mrs. Hazel Miller, "
has been visiting here. returned no
with them Sunday.-Justin stokes.
aged resident, is in very poor heal
Mrs. \. T.. Carpenter is visit
friends in Morctown and Waitsfield
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Dwire have bt
entertaining their daughter. Leila. "
was married saturday in Burling'
to Sergeant Julias Pinkston.. They
hero Tuesday morning for North ca
lima, home of his parents.-Mrs. Ed
A. Mix of Hardwick is visiting
town.
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WALTHAM

Mrs. G.. L. Hazeltine Of White Plains,
n. Y. recently visited Mrs. W. H. Jack
man.-Mrs. Grace Sanctuary of New York
city and Mrs. c.. E. McCfen of Addison
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arson
Hallock Sunday.-Andrew Franklin Of
Middlebury recently visited at Arson
Hallock's.-Elroy Sneden visited friends
in Panton Sunday.-Miss Marie Sherbino
of Middlebury Is the guest of Miss Helen
Otis.-Mrs. Mint Straight and two daugh-
tors Of Jay. N. y, passed the weekend
with MFR. and Mrs. p. w. Otis.--Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Lee and daughter. Harriet.
were ir FcrrisburR Sunday.-Mrs. Ray
Moulton OF Fanton visited Mrs. c. j.
Sncdcn Tuesday.-Mrs. Alma Sawyer OF
KrnSington. Md. is the guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. A. G. Hunt.-Don Booth
or Crosse Point Is making ar extended
visit 20 friends in town.-Madan Sneden
is visiting ne, nephew, Ray Moultor, IN
Observation-Disclosures and belana War!
arc Improving from their recent illness -.
Mrs. \ NJ. Harr,s t. visiting her d. uxhtAI
Mrs. Ernest Bristol. in Tantou.
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WESTFORD

Ice cream will be sold on the common
Saturday evening for the benefit of the
,ibrary-winona, Grinnell. Constance and
virginia Stone of Essex junction are Wis
iting their grandmother. Mrs. Jane Stone,
for two weeks-The condition of Grace
Allen. who was operated on at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital Monday. IS reported
favorable.-Dr, Burritt, who formerly
practiced in this town, but who is now
practicing in Harrington, Me-, called on
friends here Saturday. He was accom-
panied BY his w~ife.-Lillian Howard. the
young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl,
Howard broke both bones OF her lower
arm Monday. She vas trying &c mount
a ncrse II when one foot was in the stir
rup the horse started. The break was
about two inches above the wrist,
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CORNWALL

Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford McGranahan
and daughters. IVY and. Clarice, from
Maiden. Mass. were recent visitors at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ben.
son. and Mrs. Clifford Norris and
daughter. Merriam. Of Charlotte have
been at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Psyne.-Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Lane and
son, Sanford, Jr., and daughter. Eliza
beth have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Lane. S. H. Lane has returned to
his home in Ottawa. Can-Mrs. Darwin
o. Foote of Charlotte is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. A. L. Payne.-Miss Agnes
Currier is the new telephone operator -
Mrs. Albert Aubrey Of Brooklyn. n. Y,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Summers
Spaulding.
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Barbara Brown, who has been visi
In Charlotte, has returned.-Miss A
Conner is spending her vacation with
mother, Mrs. Katharine Conner.-Dr.
Mrs. Emerson Bushnell and daughte'
pennsylvania arc visiting DR.. Bushn
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bush
DR.. Bushnell was a former resident
Williston and a graduate Of the Mo1
college in Burlington.-Miss Nellie Isl
from Burlington spent Sunday with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tiras Isham.-'
homer Prior and Mrs. Terrier were
OF town Saturday. Morton James, Ro
Terria n Orvis Price were at Mall
Bay last Sunday.-The auditorium of
Methodist Episcopal Church was ligl
with electric lights for the first time
day night.-Two autos smashed into
other last Monday in front of FIR
TalCOtt'g. No One was bur.
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ADDISON

Mrs. J. e. Thomas is to entertain fro
II. Y R. Society at Ter nome TODAY
y E S. Cross, assisted by Mrs.
''ei Dixie of Vergennes. entertained the
i4l'ies Aid at the homo Of Mrs. Cross on
"e6nesday last. 1hirty-flve ladies' were
IN h~ttencance.-C f. Mclean has not
Neen rs we'll the past week. Miss Louise
Elmer will entertain the Friendship Club
n; her home. MONDAY evening. july &c.
The Activity class from the west side
have been invited to meet with them
Mrs. VI. w. Clark has as her guest, Miss
Mabel Davis. Of Port jefferson. l.. l.
Edward Nichols of Bridport has been a
recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Srnith.-Mrs. {. II. Marshall entertained
her friend Miss Duglass Of whitehall
over the week-end.-Ellen Gage has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Bald
KIN. OF Shorcham.-Mr. and Mrs. s. f.
Smith wcrc Sunday guests Of their niece.
Miss Helen Willard, at her summer camp
n the lake.-Mrs. Gladys Angel is the
guest Of hcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Palmer.-The social committee of
:he church met with Mrs. r. H. Day
Tuesday cvcninS.-Some from here at
tended the community services at the
lake Sunday. The Rev. Mr.. Hagadorn
will speak next Sunday.
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ORWELL

FreI Kinocily. resitiry II the eastern
Tdr, OF In town. d'op,,cd ttac 1t as
iof.ic shorty aftrr s.: JclGt. NcJ"*-
ddJ Iufy IL Mr. icima>-,y na6 t."" IN
raSeu uurT.1C tnc day n urii!iE: a We! on
iii. GroLiri =. Il u. T.cul lie drove home
1!1ng tt ;1iu:.!or ho'voc aAt had Just
r"sc!,cS hv,nc an1 zotc:, 81: .. his car.
tf,cii lie dropped acId. br:as irn.,I Ty
IlS sc1. James, a Few "3:uu:es b.tcf lie
Is .Lrvi..d 3y th.c> -::it:rn. COZ, James.
q oauS!iter. SIR; nci;< Eisn.s. ard a son.
Waller, mad .ria va, asl ra',cr ard
n'o'hS, E.3 fun~ al gag 'ergr'y attend
81 or JaFJ.9a" Aiicrno!a. III" rev. -. y.
LADY g: aiIuuI,uG:y. o%G.A-ig. Hlrrl
was i, Mrdn:a.r W." c.r.,,-'y Mfr. A'd
aira ..n.ra Monycr ea.,erir.r,'l st",ut -
- ;hclr tie DIS o., he at,fnooh and ave-
IN: ot NV -. ,ie pNnAl3a h..ag thmt
20" Gil "C25I,S .Itni,cr "ry ar inG M
M'H'y"n '~.:,cd nume;oCs EiL5. !nclnb-
ing E5. tn o: winch *as frCm tbs Jci)n
y. LoGai. r&s:, q, y. X. Of wk.ch mr..
Nonycr i = -c'ua,t--Mis. ri!.rhe,h
Nicke.son Is ,r.cr!dtnirr her Gauch' er,
Ma. Jennie Maxwell. 81 Spokene. Wa@c.
VIC % mere :or tie .icst time in IS ,.,rs.
'''tl Tor nie her twU dnue htcrs. nv and
Niu'c-+ -Misa Rac..ci Iack. or Proctor. was
n f'C'A't guest IT iet grand .%7arer,ts. Mr.
aH1 MRS. II. T.. iiack.-E.;t Lille. OF
49, "Ih:iu. N1.is Is o. lu,~t o. his pvr
-:A NJ. a.u Mrs. Z, Vi. Lille. Mrs. =.
- N'c'rus e: eh,crtJjdr92 h. s:stcr.ia-
ati. MAJ: S<evenA, of :,cH York ..,y.-
Af 'sTi Mis Ceorgc :>tJlndn a.:d 'gsI.
:''ish.-T J".v- -! ,luh IRE s;rednlns
. fre days with ms paTelis .it. aAi
MIR - 4 Net5n AL-m,s. Ci,,.s N..,scr
.no 1o&ehter, t,Lil,r were Ill .s~lsiilston
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MILTON BORo

Mrs. William Howard is spending a I'd
days at the home of +. Il. Smith.-MI
c. f. Preston and daughter, Doris, al
Mrs. Matilda Hibbard spent the wee
end at Mrs. Wilder Wheelock's in q
chester.-Dewey McNall and RaymoI
Bobar were over Sunday visitors a. a.
Bullock's.-Mr. and Mrs. William Deck
were in st. Adams July l6.-The Miss
Mae Bullock and Minnie Decker a
Master Billy Richards spent Sunday
William Gonyeau's,-The Milton Boro 4
Stars will play Camp owassia Saturdi
OF this week on their diamond on a,
Woods plains.-Mr. and Mrs. Thorn,
Shean are at the home OF their son, Jot
Shean.
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WILLISTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Metcalf and child
OF Waterbury are guests of Mr.. Metcalf's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Metcalf.-
Miss Winnia Leonard was in Richmond
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Burnett
from Maine we're guests OF Miss Jennie
Burnett. their aunt, recently.-Eugene
Garlic from Wyoming is the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Terrier. james Mahon
and Elijah Rollins attended the funeral
of James Mobbs Thursday in Essex
junction. Mr.. Mobbs formerly had his
home here before going to the Junction
The selectmen desire to meet the tax
payers OF the town of Williston at an
informal meeting at the Town Hal next
Monday evening, July 26. to discuss ways
and means to handle certain problems
which are of special Invertebrates
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ST. GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Charles Burdick
two sons, Harold and Robert, of
York city. and MIR. and Mrs. Horace 7
burd OF Swanton were guests Monday
their cousin and sister. Mrs. Earl :
and family.-Mrs. Lawrence Wellir
and daughter. Margaret, were week.
visitors in Williston at the home of
daughter.-Miss Abbic Wellinger was
home over Sunday.-Earl Aver and
Donald, were in Bolton Tucsday.
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HANCOCK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Markham and daugh-
ter. Ruth. Of Bristol visited old friends
in town last w~eek.-There was a reunion
of the Markham family recently at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddius Markham,
there being IA personal---very. Manning.
Sr.. was at home from his work in Rob-
inson several days last week. laid up be-
cause he was kicked by a horse.-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Scott went to Barre the
first of the week for an indefinite stay.
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WANTED

BOY ~.ant.o uhr Cal q. TX - mare ainis"lt
uoSSu' ct iu..i s'at- age. we.rht. 'peN-
enrs a.a .sa,~s w.ri~1. =. n in-atlj,
IL. + -, 5 Rraraon. - Tci iCsI2.
ia OF r.It
s..- FI,- c.u,,t..y
:, open $40. cuaIry ..un. .Lrr-n i. ljEU,
wsli-u new "a" cusn7ic:J t"tri-" CO =
h va ., rse-yt-i $50 an! :u'nis, Cunrs
to nen IT NV g. a:c, a. vho'nst.s .-'ra.
h'..eu ,,r' a, $500 to So c~- n"i,a.
surface s,arJy ard Losd .iatni .s-y
nittr i:r m"r@ i~n:-.-"itr inh sta. =
Jui tADe"....ce In { anilo '1unfry or
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SHELBURNE

The Methodist Church will hold special
services Sunday and endeavor to make
the day one in which all the congregation
VII be present to talk over the local
church problem Rev. J. +. Mead of
Plattsburgh. formerly of Burlington. now
superintendent of the northern district
will preach tho sermon in the morning.
At noon :hccr will be a basket luncheon
to which everybody is invited. In the af-
ternoon there will be congregational sing
ing with special music. Rev. Walker
Gould Of Cambridge will give an address
on "rhe Village Church" and Or. G. X.
Sitatharn Of Rutland. superintendent of the
eacterr district will also speak.
Mrs Mary VI. Deyett has been APP
pointed on" Of eight collaborators for the
tate Of Vermont in the interstate charac-
ter education methods research. The Yer
mont eight include six men and two wom-
en-. among whom are Superintendent Chit
.enden Professor Messenger and Mrs.
Peari WATSON, dean Of women L. V. NJ.
Miss Gertrude Colts who is taking the
nurses training course at the Mary Flet-
her hospital. is passing two weeks with
relatives and friends in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. B.. C. Marsett returned to Spring
field Mass. with Mrs. Ralph Marsett and
daughter.-Mrs. Sophie Bissonette of Bur-
lington is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Bissonette.-Miss Lila Taylor is passing
TWO weeks vacation at her home here
Miss Helen Vosburgh is visiting Mrs.
D~egree.-Miss Catherine Agan of Middle
bury is visiting Miss Jane Tower.-Roy
Thorp has returned to Albany, n. Y, after
passing two weeks at his home.-Earl
Braman is visiting friends in town.
There will be a meeting Of the Farm
Rureau Ladies' on the village common
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BRISTOL

Mrs. Hazel Ball and Amy AMI Lottio
O'B.icn went t. Burlington ~Tuesday.-
jennie Kolnhan OF Manchettcr has
called here by the poor health of
her ester. Mrs Minnie Grover. James
Ha~cc ~ Brandon was t., town Monday.
MIR. and MI. r. s. Brown went to Bur"
Tucsday 20 visit their parents,
:n1 Mrs. Henry Brown and Mrs
Edith ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Greene was
in town Monday
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WEST MILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Iby are the paren|
or an eight-pound son.-Mrs. Myrtle Bal
ford OF st. Adams has been visiting hi
sister, Mrs, c. L. Sanderson.-Mr. ad
Mrs, Arthur Morgan n daughta
Eunice, of Essex Junction spent Frida
at Floyd Sanderson's, Mrs. Sandersd
returned home with them for a sho
stay.-Clarence Iby had the misfortuj
to cut n foot badly last week. d
Kenyon was called to dress the woun
Harold Chaplin of Burlington was
local visitor SUNDAY.
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JERICHO CENTER

A surprise party was given Miss Esma
"lssc, Saturday evening In honor o. htr
birthday annivcrsary.-Miss Hittie Craw-
so-d OF Rutland is spending Il few days
WIN nor sister. Mrs. r. c. Bliss.-Miss
Dorothy Nichols Of The Mary Fletcher
hospital IS c.joylng n two weeks yaca.
lion win her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Fichols."-Miss Irene Pratt Is at
her homo from Burlington.-Mr. and Mis-.
Ralph Church and children OF Rutla,d
arc guests OF Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bying-
ton and Mrs. Anna Bellows,--A birthday
party was given Mrs. Leon Hall Monday
afternoon, scventeen ladies' were pres
ent. Dainty refreshments were served.
-Soth Bruce OF Burlington was a Sun
day guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Irving Bal.
'ard.-Miss Alice Caswell of Milton IL
with her sistcr. Mrs. Betsey Ballard.
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SALISBURY

\ large number attended the ice-cream
social and food sale at the Methodist
ifpiscoral Church last FRIDAY evening,
and sl7 was cleared a. J. Reach and
family spent Sunday at Basin Iiaroo.
with Miss Janet Reach, who is at The
Lodge for the sumror.-Miller Lovett
is attending the summer school at Rut-
land.-Mr, and Mrs. Dudley rowcr Of
Hampton. n. j., wcre recent guests at
the home of {. a. Bump.-Mr. and Mrs.
f.. c. MacMurtry and family were guests
at the homo of T. J. MacMurtry III CorIi-
wall Monday and rucsday.-Miss Maud
Turner of New York IS visiting a. the
Johnson camp, Lake Dunmoro.-Mrs. r S.
of Giircath, ". T.. has rcturncc
to her home after spending n week with
her sister. Mrs. W. j.. Bump.-Mrs. Frank
Long Of Boston is at A.. a. Smead's Cor a
while.-Mrs Stella Kelsey and Mrs.
Gloves entertained the Daughters OF Ruth
Tuesday. at the home of Mrs. Kelsey.
Lunch was served.--Miss Grace johnson
is spending Il few DAYS with. her sister,
Mrs. Fred Enis.-Through the kindness Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.. %Stoddard, ~T'ollyanr-.
club is enjoying a 10 days outing al
their canp Perry Lodge at LAX Bono
scen.--Mrs. Ellsworth Benton ano sou,
james, OF Grand Isle are visiting II Mr..
Bentons.-tharles z. Holland of Brock:or.
Mass. returned home Tuesday night.
after spending a few DAYS with his sister,
Mrs. Mary 'lamiltor.--C. A. Sampson las
gone to work for the Rntland Ikst,r,sd,
paintipR. Quite n nuruts.r OF hiE friends
gathered at the homc o. Inrrn n. ELLIS
on Mniday evening, To CNioNrsts EvJ Wtf'
~birLhday. ics,.,Tenr Hch Sake ~ut~
se:vcI AMI l. Pleasant tive eJ,to|oti by all
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Miss Beuiah Dow is attending summer
school at the University OF Vermont
Mrs. Henry Ciaxton has return ed from
q visj, to her brother, Franz Ellison. Of
Manchester.-Mr. and Mrs. joseph st.
George OF Warren. Mass, have been visit
ing their brother. Fred s.. George. They
were accompanied by their son. William
st. George. and wife. and two children
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Grow of Bristol
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Beers
Sunday.-Miss Sarah Wooster spent the
MeCk-end at ThnmnSnn,s Dnint
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BRIDPORT

Willard Chand!e:- sp.nt The wcrk.cnd
with friends. In Salisbury and Fores .dHlS-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thurton #
Lebanon. n. "a. a,r spending sumo tir.n
at tho roum OF Mrs. Tblr1tor's .rother,
Frank HLlari. they made tire trip BY
autouobiEn - Hnghs SOL nDny OF
IIois,a.. MAS, 40 wiring VITO Mr.
Hughs' brrhe.' and sus.Hr. Pa:H9J- snC
kslherine MrGn;ity. Of tits lnS-.-Mr
aGc Ma. C~'TN, ThurotDu AID I'm.
BrAnE tnAs ald dau13tAn. dnA Jxo
bolt aIa MIS- Stnkee. r,ctor1 20 Hub
bardlor sstdAy rHH Nszttoi ~ infant
son o. Winsrd CfusSt,"r-&o',y Pnln:r
and Harry Brown motnr~d TO R-''on
last wrAS ant Gated OF MrY Palmsr's
father, Charles PcnwT'-~0. E, Coov4xa,
u not Mich i~raps~..t-The MY son,
an ,DtAp. at Mr.. and Mrs.. Leo Carn..
iNnh Jsfy n.
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UNDERHILL FLATS

On Saturday evening. July "a. MAI
tin s. Villas of Burlington will spenI
in one of the halls on important sta
issues. The speaking may be held N
the village green II the evening d
nlaaSanI