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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-09-06

WINDHAM COUNTY VETERANS.
The AununI Reunion Held nj SOuII
Londonderry on Thmr.dny.

There was large attendance mt the fifth
annual reunion of the Windham County
Veterans association held at South Lon
domderry yesterday. The weather wa,
fine the Londonderry people did them
selves proud with their handsome decora
tions and generous hospitality, and the occa
sion was IA success in every respect The
procession was formed at noon, on the ar
rival If the special train from Brattleburo
and after marching through the principal
streets of the village dress parade was held
opposite the town hall, with Major Bond a'
ndiutant After the dismissal buuntlu
dinner was served in tents kindly loaned
by Fuller Battery. At the business meet
ing which followed these officers wer,
elected
President. Col g. W. Hooker: vice president
q X Russell, Bellows Falls; SECRETARY aud treas
urrr, e NJ Russell; executive committee. l.rNan
NJ Read. X Haskins, W. " Pierce, l.. T. Bailey
/. W Bu>h j NJ Bass,.tt q. W Adams, O. y
Wardwrll, l.. ). ANtcll. Milton Powers.
The large audience then repaired 10 IT,,
green in front Of the church, where tn,
speaking took place. c. NJ. Russell IA
president, made the predatory remarks
aud Col X. Haskins, Capt {. =. Hall, Col
Odell Of Cambridgeport, Mass, Judge l.
NJ. Read Of Bellows Falls, Rev. Mr.. Corey
Col Vim. c. Holhrook, Col. II. f.. Taylor
aud Dr. h. f. Ketchum were the speaker,
who followed Letters were read by tn,
president from President Harrison, Gov
! Dillingham; Gen Doubleday, Corporal Tan
ner, Col, Neazey, Gen. Circuit and Col. Pin
| gree
Excellent music was furnished for tn
parade and during the exercises 10y tn
| Londonderry and West Brattleboro bands
Comrade ellison spoke happily, aud san!
Battle Of the Nile \ quartet sang 'W
| Old Boys.
The Sons Of Veterans camp from Brat
tleboro acted as escort and during the af
ternoon showed some excellent skirmis
drilling.
At least 1900 people were fed and Their
was an abundance for as many more.
Three rousing cheers were given for tn
comrades and citizens Of Londonderry 70
their magnificent reception and entertain
ment, and thus closed one of the pleasant
est and most successful reunions in the hi,
tory Of the association
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jacksonville.


The village schools began Monday. With
able and experienced teachers, unusually
profitable terms are promised. The school
IN District is taught 10y Miss Ellie Brown,
a graduate of Randolph normal school.
Most if not all, the districts in town will
have schools, with efficient teachers
Euhrnim kmysbury "A former resident
81 L,.,,I,a,. ~ I ,.,,,o,, Eir,,,L,,r, di,d re
anu W 'u'Si Va 'S .'''' 'N'''b''"' - '''
Gently at violet, Neb.
II II Stotson mud ,yife ond Mrs Adplin
., 80 ''', ~ -. =. p..i
tluhI anu daughter are NlslUlhE III pIuIuio
hnru -tiu staVus Foster and wife are visit
;,,, of pLIouIar Halle Orlan1o Stickuev
- .r 49,. IT., .. i.,,,,,,, 1t;ro,, IL
anu "lle aI harvey 9Vl'Hpey >, ii'' "''' nus
kell at \. l.. StetsOns, Mrs. Eastman and
doutrhtpr Mt Mrs | Foyyler's
r i'm
Nice butterleld aJtends schnol at BOSTON
and Marcus and Ossian at SaXtOns River.
~, III. r.. 49,. Al ,y,t 81.
lhefe was llghI lrosu uh tIle -0Ih ulu'
The potato crup is almost a failure in this
,,,tin,,
H'''''"'
Mr. Hastings the creamery butter maker,
i,,,., .,II.I av,v I,. si.l,, mss il, his family
I'"S 81 ~ nc
lifdlu llaShcH III W llillEloH supplies HIS
place
Tim Nntbndists will hnId , C,ur- dovs'
~ -.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-09-06
Electric BiiIeru.

This remedy is becoming 50 well known and so
popular as ~ need no special mention. All VINO
have used Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise A purer medicine does not exist and Il Is
guaranteed to do all that Is claimed Electile
Bittrs will cure all diseases Of the liver and kid
news. will remove Pimples, Bos, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood VIII
well as cure all Malarial fevers. For cure of
headache constipation, aud indigestion try Elec
Trio Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, OF
money refunded Price 10 cts and 81 per bottle
al Henry A. Chapin's drug store.
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j. . Frost is putting up two more build
ings, which are to he used ms poultry
house md tool and repair shop.
Mrs. VI. A. Fairman is adding two dormer
windows and making other repairs to her
house.
The National rifle team has been holding
its annual meeting for target practice aud
competition at the Vernon range this week.
They have been entertained at the Vernon
House.
Landlord Wilson began an engagement
with u NJ lazpn X Co., of Cambridge.
Mass, ON Sept 9TH rs travelling salesman.
His family remain at the Vernon House.
Mrs. Charles Hale Of B,rnardston visited
her father, Vim. +. Onkes, last week, and
on Saturday her young child was attacked
with cholera iniantum and died Sunday.
School began this week in several dis
tricts. Miss Shumwav Of Brattlehor,
teaches in No |, Miss Bacon Of lInsdale in
No ,, and Miss Marion Hall Of Jackson
willie in No. I.
A. Stebbins is filling his silo this week
and q. +. Mosley has completed filling hn
with corn in the bundle.
Rev 7. W. llmau repeated his farewell
sermon to an appreciatiye audience her,
last Sunday afternoon
DR. James Goodwillic aud wife Of New
| York, brother of the late DR.. Goodwillic o
this town, stopped here briefly last week
Mrs Geo. Howe and son George hay,
been at the Howe farm this week. Mrs
| Wyatt Fowler of Greenfield has been al
| q. IL. Huhhards this week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-09-06

The report for the past year of Levant
NJ. Read grand secretary of f. and A. NJ.
of Vermont, just printed, shows a total
membership in the state of 1924 raised
during the year, 357 admitted 8; dis
missed 1919 died, no; increase during
the year. 17S There are 1913 lodges in the
state. The grand treasurer's accounts
show S3,Oll57 received during the year
paid out 81 1876 70: in the treasury at thi'
time "a GO1 %
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Lovers of music had an unusual treat for
"A country town in the second concert under
the direction of Mr. b. j. Kenyon ON Tues
day evening. The violin solos by r. q.
Kindund of New York were very enIoya-
BILE: Fred o, Mortified of Brookine sang
two solos which were warmly encored MIR;
Kenyon aud Mrs. f. Il. Stoddard played
the celebrated Forge in the Forest very
finely, and Mr.. Kenyon's piano aud from
bone solos showed that he had been doing
good work in his chosen study OF music.
Miss c. @. johnson added much 10 the
pleasure of the evening by her simple and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-09-06

The village school, taught by Mrs. G. II.
Walker, began last Monday. The one in
District begins next Monday with Miss
Sarah Washburn ms teacher.
G. W. Kimball has about finished one cot
tage this summer, and is building another.
W. c. Marietta is about to build house
ON lot bought of q. w. Kimball
Mabel Clough and Eugene Pierce are al
Glenwood seminary, West Brattlehoro,
At the lO-cent supper given by the Uni
versalsts last Friday evening, some fine
readings of varied character were gwen 10y
Mrs Fisher, wife of the pastor. She pro
poses 10 give an elocutionary entertainment
for the benefit of the society soon.
Prof. j. 4. Russell will preach at thu
Congregational church next Sunday.
Ephraim Keech of Danielsonville, Conn
is in town this week delivering the Mar
wells of the New West
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To the young OF both sexes membership in the
Peoples Five Year Benefit order will enable them
Equip a home. IL offers the best known induce
mrut for the investment of small sums The or.
der II purely mutual only thosa Of good mora
character solicited for membership. The 4. +. y
~. - Is a representative order. Any member j.
eligible Ia become an imperial officer Al mem
bs.rs have "A voice IN It's management \ person
religion politics, or nationality has nothing To d,
with the qualifications uf membership
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MARKET REPORTS.

BOSTON, Sept. I. The fine grades Of butter are
more firm this week and indications are that fresh
creamery will soon be higher, buyers are already
operating with that end In view The dairy dis
tricts of Vermont and New York are feeling the
effects of dry weather causing "A shrinkage In the
yield of cream For fine fresh western creamery
2OI2Ol6 cents was obtained in round lots but in Il
few iobbng lots elias . was paid. Fresh northern
creamery firm at 2Ocents but most of the sales
were in higher range. Ordinary dairy butter,
lI6lS Cheese northern SlaMJ; western 1lnMS
Eggs western ls@l9: eastern 5000. Potatoes
5O6GO cents per bushel the supply is light because
of the rot,
CHICAGO, Sept B. Wheat, No 2spring 11as
No. p winter red, 119sc Corn, No. 3i3sc
Oats, 1915 Rye, a.. Barley nominal.
ST. LOUIS, Sept g. Wheat, No. red 1850
16Ie, Corn, No. 2mixed 2g34. oats, rs Rye, No
3S9c
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ConnnnY Rrnnion..

Eight members of Company l. 10Th Yer
mont, met for the first time since their
muster out Their names were:
First Lieut.. Kttredge Haskins; Corporal.
Mansel H. Bush and VIM. f. Clark Pri
Yates Milon f. Perry, John d. Pierce, Dan
L. Stocker, Charles H. Reed, Argalus r.
Rugg q. Herbert Bond.
Twelve members of Co. |, 18th Vermont
were present and elected these officers
President, w. W. Pierce; vice president
NJ A. White ; secretary, l.. Harris execu
tive committee, q. T. Abbott, 5. +. Rawsor
and A. T. Wood
Twelve of the original members of Co. f
It'll Vermont. were present, and elected
Col. w. C.. Holbrook, president L. II
Lynde, vice president, Henry Hutchins, sec
rotary.
1t was voted 10 hold the next reunion at
Bellows Falls.
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Market Beef A very few choice at SG.OO6i 81. "a;
extra S. 5OtS IS; first quality 5000 g. y; see
ond quality, $i5O0$t75; third quality, $4,000
S425
Store Cattle Working oxen, b pair, S1OGlG O
FancyCow S5OO75; Mich Cows and Calves, So
GGis; yearlings, 5000 10; two years old, Sl2GJ25
three years old S2OGD35,
Swine-Western fat live, A. cts; Northern dress
ed hogs, Sic.
Sheep and Lambs In lots, S2OO, 3,OO03.5O each
extra, SiOO@G5. p, or from 2Gjli cts v h. Spring
Lambs, 4W64c
Veal Calves 2G534c. y ~.
Country Hides, al l6c v n. Country Tallow, ,
02l6cR n. Calf skins Sc. y n; Pets, 300 sOc
each Dairy Skins l56D3Oc, each
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Got the hest.

The New York World feels called upon
to praise President Harrson's new appointee
Edward Mitchell for United States attor-
ney in that district As in the case of
Judge Veazey, who was appointed at the
same time, the President got the best, We
congratulate both the President and the
people
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-09-06

The trustees and principal of Tildrn Seminary
Tor young ladies, desire 10 announce. IN the inter
ests Of the higher education Of young women, tn,
offer of few scholarships for the coming year
Ia deserving pupils who are not able To pay tn,
full expense Ot obtaining an education. They de
sire the names uf young ladies' who would like Il
avail themselves uf this offer. As the number l.
limited, the earliest applications will be- the mos
favorably considered For full information appl,
to the principal
+. HrnBARp BARLOW, West Lebanon. y II.
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100 Doses One Dollar
Extraordinary Medical Success
DIR. Gage is Visited by Crowds of Pa
tients.

After several months absence, DR. Gage has
again begun his visits, and is everywhere greeted
by the uld-time crowds, nearly every new patient
being a relative friend or nrghbor Of some for
mer one who has been cured by the Doctor which
is certainly one of the b-st aud most gratifying
advertisements. Read the following references,
and II sick do not fail to see the most successful
physician Of the day,
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tertainmont Of much interest. Mr.. Russell
will present it in other towns during the
fall.
The ladies' Of the W. G. r. L. have ar
ranged for an entertainment next Monday
evening at the Congregational church
which promises 10 he very interesting, and
it is to be hoped that the patronage will be
! liberal Miss Carrie Louise Ray Of Brook
! Ign, n. ", talented reader has been Sc
cured and the exercises will he further en-
| livened by musical selections rendered by
| local talent Miss Ray has the highest tes-
| timonials from press and people, including
such papers as the New York Times and
! Tribune and Brooklyn Times, Corporal
| Tanner, Rev. A. 4. Conrad and many 9th
ers. Her program on this occasion will in
clude "1'he Banquet Of the Birds In
asmuch"-" Child'-"Jerry an Me-
| "Bahy's Dress Kitchen clock'--"M ehet-
abel'-"Home, sweet home Tickets are
for sale at Spencer's.
Numerous letters are received from old
residents stating their interest in the re
union of July It'll, 1890.
Rice and Leonard are in Worcester,
Mass. this week with "Braintree Wilkes.
l.. f. pettee returned to New York on
! Tuesday.-F. c. Burr and family Of Guelph,
Ontario are visiting friends aud relatives
in town.-NIr and Mrs. Geo Balou Of New
York are visiting i'm town.. G. Newton
and wife of Holyoke were in town on Tues
| div
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Rev. Mr. Hudson's labors with this socic
Is eud next Sunday.
New telephone poles are being set from
here to Wilmington
School began Monday with Miss Mary
Haskell Of Wilmington, "A graduate of Cas-
tletou normal school as teacher.
Mr. aud Mrs Sylvester Cushman Of New
York aud Mrs Moser of Brooklyn hav,
recently visited here +. T.. Fisher aud
wife have been spending few days in
town. Fitch Bros. are huildng a barn
Dea. Estabrook attended the annual confer
ence Of Windham county Congregations
churches at Newfane Bion Leonard anr
wife, Of Somerset, were at Eliot Leonard y
over Sunday.
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Schools
Worcester Polytechnic Institute,

Offers courses In Civil, Mechanical and Electrical
Engineering and Chemistry. New and finely
equipped Laboratories aud Work shops Twenty
one professors and assistants Next year begins
September 10. 1850 For catalogues or other infor-
nation address II r. FULLER, PHI. D., President
Of Faculty
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Births

In Brnttleboro, Aug 20, a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs Angelo Gorhorno
In East Dover, Aug. y, a son to Mr. aud Mrs
Wesley y. Howe.
In Lone Tree, la, Aug. = daughter to Mr. and
Mrs Myron j. Clark.
In Windham, Sept B. a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
Agustus I. button.
In West Bratteboro, Sept. L. a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. l.. H. Stellman.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, westmlnsler IS

y The TTOOAIt NOuTT Tor sud UlsTrlCt.
To all persons interested In the estate Of OR
MANDO S. HOWARD, late Of Townshend, In said
District, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas Choate o. Howard {, s. Howard aud
Chaplin Howard, Administrators upon the estate
Of said deceased, have filed their petition In this
court, setting forth that the sale OF the whole
of the real estate of said deceased will be beneci
al 70 the heirs and all persons Interested therein,
and praying for license 10 sell the same, and at
the same time filed In this court what purpOrts to
be- the consent la writing of all the heirs residing
Ia this state to such sale Whereupon il Is order
ed that the same be heard At the session Of said
court 10 be held at the probate office In Bellows
Falls ON the 9Th day Of October A. D., 1881, when
and where you may Ike heard in the premises II
YOU See cause
rs CHAS. b. EDDY, Register,
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south NewTnue.

The funeral of Katie, daughter of Elwn
Ingram Of Guilford, took place at the
church Wednesday, conducted by Rev. +,
f. Mitchell
The people responded to the call for aid
in improving the cemetery very generously
some 20 or more men appearing upon the
grounds early in the morning and working
nohly till night, when they adjourned to the
call Of the superintendent.
Rev. T.. f. Mitchell and family returned
last Friday from their summer vacation OF
four weeks Charles Mason and wife left
last Saturday for their home in Phiadel-
phia. Mr.. Mason drives his team most of
the way.-F. c. Elmer and H. O. Bowker
and their families have returned to their
homes after visiting n. b. Perry and other
friends. M. N. IIoughton is quite sick
Mrs. Ada Wood of Boston, Mass, is at her
mothers for few weeks.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-09-06

The Bellows Falls Times Of last week
has good words to say Of the county fair
to the effect that every farmer and bust
ness man in the couRty should do his share
to make it "A success. 'Why not - it says
"Windham is an unusually rich and pros
porous agricultural county Why shouldn't
it hold larger, better and more interest
ing fair than its neighburs Besides that,
Windham county has a reputation for do
ing things well, and when an exhibition Of
the work aud progress of its own best in,
dustry is held there should he a wide
spread interest in making it thoroughly
representative of the county And so
say we, "Why not e
Supervisor Hall was in attendance at the
church conference and visited school, which
began Monday in charge Of Miss Myrtelle
EasOn.
The w. c. T. L. changes from Wednes-
day to Saturday this week at Union hall.
1t seems desirable to preserve the record
of the rather rare aged ladies' who maintain
the old time reputation for skilful needle
work Mrs. Lydia 5. Moore, mother of
Mrs. j. j. Green, and in her Goth year, has
made 30 bedquits since her S0th year, and
we hardly dare say how many rugs, tides,
etc, in the same time with an eye to pretty
effect as well as usefulness. She also Ell
joys reading the daily papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Wilson, whosC
hired house was burned in Bellows Fall.
Saturday arrived at q. w. Parsons's on
Wednesday, Mr., Wilson has been Offered
work in the new steam mill across Wes
river.
The Congregational conference is hold
ing an unusually interesting session thi'
week
Homer j. Twtchell son Of Mrs. \. c
Harvey, left yesterday morning for Kings
ton, Ont, where he will attend CONNER
cia college, living meantime in the famil!
of his uncle, L. $. Consul Twitchell. He
was to join Mrs Twitchell and her step son
Marshall !. Twitchell, at Brattleboro, they
being en- route from Massachusetts, to st
Alhans and Kingston.
f. l.. Fish is at home.-B. c. Eager ha
returned from his trip to Massachusetts. -
Albert Patch of Boston has been making
his annual visit to town.
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Notice TO TaSpaYers.

i Gullfurd that have in my hands for collection
tax bill Of l53 Ier cent of the grand list Of the
inhabitants ~ said town Ninety days from the
iirst day u September are given by law for the
payment ~ said tax 10 the treasurer, discount Of
four per cent will be- allowed if payment is made
within said time. W. ". lARNEN, Treasurer
Guturd. Sept. =. iSS3i 1898
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Vermont Mutual.

TINHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the members Of
i the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company
will he held nt their Office the 18th day Of OctO-
her at O'Clock NJ, for the election Of directors
and the transaction of any other business thought
proper when met by order of the directors
JAMES +. SABIN, Secretary
Montpelier, sept. T. lNSg 3Gil
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LOST.

4 LADIES BLACK LACE WRAP trimmed
~ with black lace. and jet fringe and lined with
yellow silk, b-.twern West DuUmerstou hrdg.
aud George \. Walkers Dummerstun If found
please return to Georg, Walkers or George. b
Whites livery stable, Bratteboru and receive re-
ward 3lB
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yet natural dramatic readings The thanks
of the community are due 30 Mr.. Kenyon
for his enterprise in getting up two such
excellent concerts as he has given us this
summer.
Rev. W. d. Athcarn has gone to Martha s
Vineyard for a two weeks vacation. The
pulpit Of the Baptist church will he supplied
during his absence 10y Principal D. q.
Smyth.
About 90 people from here attended the
conference at Ncwfane Wednesday and
Thursday
The public schools have nearly all com
menced operations under the new law. The
committees in some districts have found it
little difficult to secure teachers, and a
| slight advance over former years has been
made in some cases in wages. Miss Nellie
| Twitchel teaches the village school.
Milton H. Eddy goes on Saturday to Mid
dlehury for year of study in the High
school S. d. Winslow and family have re
turned from four weeks Of camping out in
| New Hampshire.
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DIR. Cages Appointments.

EAGLE HOTEL, Keene, Tuesday, September
10
BROOKS HOUSE, Brattleboro, Wednesday,
September /.
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Nor,haeId. Mass.

Evening services were resumed at the
Unitarian church last Sunday.
Mr.. Sankey will erect house on his LOT
lately bought of Geo iloton.
c. l.. Howe of Brattleboro has been TAX
ing views here again.
The W. c. T. L. met at X. r, Smith''
last Thursday afternoon.
Members Of the Loyal Legion appeared
last Saturday afternoon decorated with thelI
new badges. They gave IA lawn pnrty last
Thursday afternoon ON the grounds of A. j
Phillips and l.. X. Smith.
l.. T. and f. A. Webster began canning
corn last Tuesday.
Schools begin Sept 9TH. The seminary
re6pens Sept. 18th.
Rev. 5. r. Free preached grand ser
mon last Sunday from the Unitarian pulpit
Subject, "llave Faith in God.
ID. L. Moody supplied the pulpit at the
North church, Rev. ). f. Cook being absent
The new sidewalk ON Main street, wheI
completed will greatly improve the genera
appearance Of the street.
q. VI. Rus-eII's illustrated Lecture.
c. NJ. Russell will give his illustrated lee
ture, BATTLES and Leaders Of the Civil
War at Union hall, Newfane, next Thurs
day evening at the town hall, South Lon
donderry, next Friday evening, and at ia
maica on Saturday evening, sept. II
About - views Of the Johnstown flood vii
also he displayed, Many of the war view
are new aud have not been presented he
fore.
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West Towu-hend.

One of the pleasant local events Of the
season was the marriage Of George N.
Wood to Miss lora t. Person, which took
place at the church Wednesday. The
church was beautifully trimmed with ferns
and flowers, an arch being formed Of maid
enhair ferns, snow drops and dahlas, un-
der which the bridal party stood. The
bridesmaids were Misses Lou Wood and
| Emma Whitman groomsmen, Messrs. c..
Hawkins and Harry Wood. Rev. j. +.
Whitney OBLIGATED \ reception was held
at the home Of the bride after which the
bridal party started ON their wedding jour
ney, followed 10y the best wishes Of their
friends, and shower of rice and old shoes.
Miss Hortcnse Sanderson has returned
to Gardner Mass. Miss Lou Barber and
Miss Lou Robbins 20 to Boston to morrow.
School began Monday Teacher Miss
Susie Lawrence.
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ScROFULA

Is that impurity OF the blood which produces
unsightly Jumps or swellings in the neck
which causes running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which develops ulcers I'm the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin Of pimples, can
cerous growthS, or "humors;" which, fasten-
ing upon the lungs, causes consumption and
death. II is the most ancient Of all diseases,
and very few persons are entirely free from it.