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J. ALBERT DUvAII.l
oc3l-eoSds JOHN JOY EDISON, trustees
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucroneors.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TMO-STORY BAY.wINDoy
PkkSS-BRlCk DWELLING ON FAST sIDF OF
ELENEN STREET BETWEEN SOUTH CARO-
LIMA AVENUE AND ID STkEET SOUrHEAsT
By virtue Of deed of trust 90 US dated october IA
A. ID 1886. and duly recorded IN Liter 70 folio Sd
ct seq of the land records the District Coumb.
default having been made IN the payment of the
principal and interest, and at the request uf
the party holding the notes secured thereby,
We viii sell at public auction. IN front OF the
premises, to the highest bidder. on THURSDAY THE
hot hIkENIH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. ID. lssa. az
HALf-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK y M, ali that certain
piece or parcel Of land aud premises situate the cty
OF Washington. DC. being the north seventeen feet
four inches front by the fun depth of original Lot
numbered seven ts in square numbered hundred
and ninety one 9l, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: onehalf cash balance three eQual
payments IN six t6). twelve 12) and eighteen 1sl
months with interest at rate Of per cent. payable
semi-annuay anu secured by deed OF trust upon the
prolrty Sold or all cash at purchasers option. De-
poslt oi % required at time Of sale All convey
ahclng nd recording at purchasers cost Terms Of
sale 10 De conn lied with IN days dAy
BkAINAkD II. MAkNER,l -.
GEORGE L. EMMoNs, I hrus'ees-
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GEO W'srlokNEf. Auc'0nsef' $50 St
PROVED PROPERTY, No. iii FIFTEENTH

STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded in Lber
No. 1884, folio 81 seq of the land records for
the District of Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby will offer for SALE in front OF
the premises, on MONDAY. NOVEMBER ELEVENTH,
scrped property in the city Of Washington District
of Colum bla, known and described Of square
numbered 214, BEGINNING for the same point log
feet inches north from the southwest said
square running thence north 10 feet inches thence
east 20 feet inches; thence south 10 feet inches
and thence west II feet inches to the place OF be-,
ginning Sold subject to certain deed Of trust to se-
cure the sum Of $500 and interest
Terms of sale: Onehan cash and the balance in six
months with interest at per centum per annum. or
all cash at the option Of the purchaser 900 deposit
required at time OF sale All conveysncing at pur-
chasers cost Terms to be complied with in DAYS or
the property viii be resold ct rsk and cost OF
ing purchaser.
RUFUS d. MORRISON,
JAMES 4. MASON, yTrustees
oc30-w,skds 1881 st NV
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PREMATURE GRAY WHISPERS should be colored
to prevent the appearance of age, and Buck
ingham's Dye is by far the best preparation to
do IL
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HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON STREET
BETWEEN TNEN1N-EIkST AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS NohTHWEST
AT AUG ION.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTH, 1889, at
HALF PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ, in front OF the
premises viii sell lots 81 to "a inclusive So 90
each fronting % feet on ST. between LIST and 22d
SITS northwest by adepth Of 100 feet to alley 10
feet wide Street paved and lots grade This sale
offers opportunity to fine building lots
III locality that is rapidly increasing in value.
Terms: y cash. balance IN one and two years. with
interest and secured by deed of ON the prop
erty, all cash. AT purchasers option. All convey
ancng and recording at cost of purchaser. deposit
of 800 will be required at time of each lot
THOMAS BOWLING,
oc24-d&ds Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
THIS AFTERNOON.
CATALOGUE SALE
GENUINE IMRoRrEp ANTIQUE AND MOD

CATALOGUE SALE
dfsU' SEiE Esf9f1 EEe sss5SF5 AER MODERN
OVER 90 Iors.
PERSIAN And asi,e TURKISH u ks CARPETS CARPETS
CANDAHAR RUGS.
p SssShsS.Hs E kSss
KAYAK, &C. &C.
We will sell the above fine collection Of Rugs and
oo 81 as eSens
TH !, I2N MO- IN OCTOBER IhIkTl FIRST.
NOON at THREE O'CLOCK.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST and
SECOND. at same hours.
On Exhibition WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER THIR-
We invite the attention of buyers to this sale
Oc26-dSds DUNCANSoN BROS Auctioneers
OEFslEGiE1 OF WAsTS DANENHoMEE REAL
FIST. NV.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELEGANT BUILDING
LOT 0N STREET BELWEEN s FIRST Tr,, AND y
FEET FRoNT BY ONE i HUN ! FEEr DEEP
TO a TM ,l1 ALLEY, AND FOUR ELI II:
TEEN FEET FRoNf EACH BY pEPTH OF
fNcHEs 10 bf fEN-F6 G5F ALLY iITT AND A'hALf
| On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER SECOND. at FOUR
front Of the premises all of original Lot Is in square
md IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. at HALF
PAST FOUh PM, will sell to the highest bidder in
front OF the premises parts Of original Lots and 10
Terms; AZ cash. DEPOSIT of 800 Will be required
Gempled with in six days from date of sale the said
Owner will furnish Columbia Title Co.'S guarantee
'eEsaf e. q ssS
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. oc29-dSds
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HOW SLEEPING APARTMENTS MAY BE MADE INvIr-
ING IN APPEARANcE-CHEAP MATERIALS FROM
WHICH TASTEFUL coUNTERPANEs CAN BE
woRKED-HAND-wovEN SPREADS.
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TRUSTEES sr SALE SAL 2. OF yALgABLE IMPROVED
sTkEE E,wv BETwEEN ,I AND NJ sTkLEIs
EIGHTH STREET. !
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust dated the
25th day of October. d. 1885, and recorded in lber
District Of Columbia and at the request of the party
s sES9 q ne bsy pFsFsss on the
at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK IN The AZ
TERNOON, the following described real estate,
situate in the city of Washington, in said District and
designated on the grounu plat plan of said city
part of lot numbered twelve ul in square numbered
four hundred and one (40l) beginning same
point on 9th street sixteen ieet south from the
northeast OF said lot and running thence south
fifteen feet two inches thence west ninetynine
four inches to the line of said lot, thence north
fifteen feet two inches and thence east to the place
beginning the same being improved by two % story
brick dwelling house. in good repair containing eight
rooms.
Terms of sale: Twenty-seven hundred dollars
CO., ZOO cash and the balance in and years
from date of sale for which the promissory the
purchaser must be given bearing interest, payable
ualIy, at the rate of per centum per annum
and to be secured by deed of trust the property
sold. or all cash, at purchasers option. All convey
anc1ng and recording at purchasers cost deposit of
500 required at time sale. If the terms of
not complied with in days after day of sale
the trustees the right to resell the risk
cost Of defaulng purchaser after three days public
notice OF such resale In some newspaper published in
Washington, DC.
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED LOT ON
SOUTH CAPITOL STREET, IN SQUARE IMME-
DIATEI.Y SOI1EH

District OF Columbia passed in the cause of Buger
ct al. vs.. Mcdonald ct al. No. 5.35s equity. the
undersigned trustee will sell, at public auction in
front OF the premises on WEDNESDAY,, the SIXTH
DAY of NOVEMBER, 1889, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following described in the said
District and known and DISTINGUISHED the ground
plan thereof part Of lot numbered fifteen II 81, in
ginning for the same at the distance OF twenty-one
CID feet six 90 inches from the northeast corner of
said lot and running thence south thirtythr (3)
feet three 49, inches; thence west the whole depth of
the said lott thence north thirty @ feet three
90 inches thence east to the place of beginning
Terms of sale: Onethird cash balance in six ( and
twelve p months. the deferred payments to bear
terest at the rate of seven 90 from the day of
SALE or all cash. at the option of the purchaser All
500 required at the time of sale. If the terms of
sale not complied with in ten days the trustee re-
the right to resell the risk of the defaultng
lrchaser. JOHN f. ENNIS, Trustee,
oc25-l0t 4S6 Louisiana ave-
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V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BY virtue of deed of trust bearing date the 18th
day of October 1883, and recorded i'll iber No. l34
lolo 500, of the land records the District
lumbia and by direction OF the party secured hereL "
the Undersigned trustees will sell public auction
TUESDAY, NOW MBEk FIFTH, $50, at TEN
O'CLOCK. at No. 500 street northwest, the entire
household effects described in schedule attached
TO said trust
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNcANsoS BROS. Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY no.
y9lo TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. WASH.

IRDSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY NO
TSSdo IENIh STREET NORTHWEST. WASH
virtue Of deed 81 trust 10 bearing date on the
gay q MAY II. 1856. and duly recorded In liter
lie ioilo SSo 81 SEQ, of the land re,Ords OF the
as o. aud by reason Ct default in the
lEnent oi the PRINCIPAL and interest and upon the
request OF the holder 81 the note urc y said
% trust We Will sell % the highest bidder ~
- y >slSI1i ~ 'front.' q the premises TUESDAY
=. n - n u hENLH DAY or NOVEMBER A D. 1854
% All FAST fOl ID O'CLOCK NJ all that certain
~ ".sishlnsion ID q. and being the southern
Srss bas A. eeret seven IN sQuArr numbered
huhurtu ana thrty-two t.A.i2I, fronting fifteen
ll eet on ehth street with a depth OF ninety nine
provencnts theron. ~ wv ~
Terms OF sale; Onehalf cssh; balance in three equal
payments IN sN 60. twelve tl.,l ana e,vbtes, Is1
ueatihs interest AZ STA per Annun in
-, HS ~, annually and secured by deed OF
trust uin the property sold AL cash punch
option Deposit Of 90 required AT time Of sale All
SohNeyahslhs ana recording at purchasers cost
Terms 20 be complied with in seven DAYS from dsy "A
sale. -' -
J. ALBERT DUvALI.l -
oc3l-eoNds John JOY EnSnN- Irnstees.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
'ERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. CON-
HANDING A VIEW OF ARLINGTON, PORT
MEYER AND MILES OF. THE POTOMAC
RIVEti, BEING No 35l4 PROSPECT AVENUE,

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOV FOURTH, 1882
at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, I shall
offer at public auction, Lot 3D. in Peter Beatty. Dea
kins and Threlkeds addition to Georgetown, having
front of 20 feet, by depth of l20 feet and I'M
proved by a large three-story brick dwelling, with
modern improvements, being No. 35l4 Prospect
nue., Georgetown, DC.
Terms one-thrd cash, balance in one and two years
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed
trust; all cash, at option OF purchaser All convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost; SO0 de-
posit required at the time of sale
oc22-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
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(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE CITY AND
~ SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROyED, BUSINESS AND DWELLING
KNOWN AS "CITY VIEW" AND OTHER
TRACTS IN "GIESBORO MANOR" AND

CSTBTBBAN REAL ESTATE. IMPROVED AND
HOUSES. FARM LANDS, sUMMER kEsuRT
KSo OWN AS CITY p GiEW." AND OTHER
FLOWER GIEsB0RO"
Under decree of the Supreme Court of the District
sseuerie ct al VS. Jackson ct all, we viii sell at pub
VI fSDs n ses s at Il
O'CLOCK NJ, Lots 2 and 4 of the subdivision of
aaS
in Ito s,tS 3iy OF FIVE
PM, Lots Iettered q. Il and + in james p Tustin's
subdiyisiSn Of log p square 5aS fronting On street
q TMGRspAY NOVEMBER SEVENTH. 1889.
corner second street and Iepnsylvania sveD1s
second Street Occupied as drug store and BY two
dwellings, Nos l5f and LIP street Get rorpnw
22 Of John Csrpenters subdivision Of Original lot
b.
aous BE 5s.4.. B.,.
snSdiyisiSp Of square 1g improved BY twGstofy
And on SAME DAY. a. FIVE Pm. part Of lots ]
decree, and frOnting 37,f feet on Delaware avenue
approved By frame dwelling houses Nos sos and 80
u 81 n
Br9s; corner 9th and streets northyest, in said
Is S sna Is and
o ny
Ares, and part Of which is located the summer
& It known rs City View" on the Potomac river.
ribbed In the said decree and containing about 100
&res, and fronting on said river and the Giesboro
Had.
Terms: 0ne-third cash. and notes Of equal amou unit
from day Of sale, respectively, with interest or
~ cash, ut option Of purchasers deposit of 900
Edred ct time Vt sale each piece All conveyancing
the cost OF purchasers; and terms TO be complied
- ''' JAMES 8. EDWARDS,
JOB BARNARD,
E. Trustees, 500 9Th st. NV.
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WEES 4 co. Auetioneers. es7 Loui.ian. ave.

by virtue of deed of trust. dated August 1 'th,
1873 recorded in lIbeT 726. folio i34, the land
records OF The Dstric Columbia will sell at pnUc
auction ON the PREMISES, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER
OF klH, 1859, al Haze O'CLOCK PM, part %
Ot nye Cd IL section Cd ia the subdivision
Barry Farm, according to the Plat in the ONCE OF
surveyor Il said District containing half aud
bounded as follows. VIZ Beginni u the southwest
corner OF said lot thence noth degrees west 5.04
IerCues, thence south - deg 3 ~ hes.
thence south II desrees east AS Terches. thence
south - degrees west % erChes To the bellnnlne
sItua ION in front Doulass hall within fifty Of
the road to the lnsa4e AS luI.l.
Irrms: One-hat cash. balance in one year. Deposit
OF go at time OF sale. Convey ancng at cost of pur
Ch r.
m.ths.3t SAM CROSS Tr1lstes
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

STOCK OF GRoCEi les. CRoCKERY, CIGARS,
hoBACCos, Al, Uk TEAs, COtfLEs. Vast
PphD RS. BkOOMS. CANNED GOODS,
MOODtN AND GLASS MAIL, sIkUPs VINE
Gan. TEA CADDlko. sHuM CASl, ;, LES, OIL
NIX, corr T. MILL BEEF CHlPrER, STONE
AID PIPE, &C, ALSO HORSE, WAGON AND
HARNE -
on MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER FOURTH.
at IN O'CLOCK. wall sell IN store corner Of 10th
and ) streets northwest the above stock without
serve. his L. all fresh and new We cali at
tentlop TO private buy ers and dealers.
MAILER u. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
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THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

es-THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED IN
TIL THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER z
AND 3. SANE HOURS AND PLACE. c:ll-dSds
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nESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, CORNEH
~ OF 18th AND 4 STREETS NORTHWEST, BE

No. HOB STREET
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER FIFTH,
at HALF-l Asst FOUR O'CLOCK, will sell in front
OF the premises
PART OF LOTS AND 3 SO. 32l,
Fronting 80 feet It'll street aud 40 feet on
street north, and improved Brick Stores, Nos. 800
and boz lth street and Dwelling No. 1903 street
northwest
This corner very desirable for business purposes
ami can be improved by a building or can remain
now under good rental.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in and two years.
notes to bear cent interest payable semi-nnnu
any, aud TO be secured by deed OF trust Premises
ali cash at option of purchaser deposit of $500
CURED al time of sale Convey &c hAser's
Terms to be complied with In day ~; other
wise resale at risk and cost OF defaultng purchaser
after hive days notice of such resale in news
paper published in Washington, ID q.
nr1S-lNds Arcf
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CHANCERY SALE or IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY On BRIDGE STREET
N AR The NEW BIIDGL. GEORGETOWN,
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about the house drinking wine and every thing
that he finds but there is no knowing what
child in the first moments of his investigative
existence may do "
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COpperfield,

On Sunday the many friends and
relatives met to pay their last tribute
of respect and esteem to Mrs. John
Rule, who has been out of health for
over year and departed this life Fri
day, April 9th. The obsequies were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Morse assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Paul. Mr.. Morse gave a
fine discourse upon the subject of
peace. Mrs. Rule was an affectionate
wife, tender mother and faithful
friend. She was beloved by all who
knew her. The silver cord is loosed,
and the pitcher is broken at the foun
tain. A husband, five little ones, pa
rents, a brother and sister, and large
circle of friends mourn her loss. Her
death, like her life was beautiful one !;
though at the early age of thirty. she
expressed perfect willingness to go.
and her o'erweening trust in him who
doeth all things well.
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ThetfOrd

Edith Newcomb started Tuesday fol-
Ogden, Utah, to reside with her uncle
Ransom Wells, and attend school. She
took advantage of A. Phillips & Co.'S,
California Excursions which gives
travellers special Accommodations. She
expects to arrive there On the follow
ing Saturday.
Charlie Cummings, who has been in
Boston for more than year, is spend
ing short time at home.
Harry Cummings has purchased a
new horse.
The humps are still lingering among
Several schools in town commenced
on Monday.
The roads which have been so mud
dy are fast becoming dry, though New
Hampshire hills are still white with
snow.
A. w. Snow has just filled an order
for hundred lbs. of sugar to go west.
He makes an excellent quality of ma
pie sugar.
Lyceums every two weeks at the
Academy.
Born on Saturday April 9th, son
to MIR. and Mrs. Harry B. Palmer.
Several of the citizens in our village
met and sawed George Worcester's big
wood pile on Monday.
There will be no public examination
of teachers in ThetfOrd this spring.
Private examinations can be had at
any time at residence of the superin-
tendent. w. L. PAINE, Supt.
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Wells River.

The annual teachers examination
will be held by Superintendent Good
hue in the school house in this village
April 10Th. All teachers who do not
already hold certificates and are intend.
ing to teach in town should be present
Mr.. Flagg is absent this week max.
ing arrangements for moving his fam
lily and goods. The parsonage is near.
ly ready to receive him. The outside
is to receive new coat of paint.
The streets are all dry and it begins
to look like summer even within the
limits of the corporation. Current re-
ports had almost led us to think that
we would never again be blessed even
to that extent.
Benjamin Hale Esq, of Newbury-
port, Mass, is stopping in town this
week on business, also Bayard T.
Byrnes of Kansas, real estate agent.
Leonard McAllister is jovial fellow
and while in town this week has been
anxious to see every taxpayer.
Supt. Goodhue is visiting at his home
in Vershire this week.
E. W. Smith was called to West
Randolph the first of the week as spec
ial master in case.
The proceeds of the Ladies' supper
at their rooms in Buchanan Block
Wednesday night amounted to 1915.
Sam says the price of grass seed has
fell. 1t might be advisable to look in
to the matter.
Dan McLOud is putting in a day and
half every day now at work for the
railroad as Waterman.
Graves and Lyons are putting new
coat on the Penniman house owned by
Fred Stevens.
The carpenters have finished the in
side of the new depot and the painters
are to be ON hand Monday morning.
Wells River is going to claim the pref
test station on the line.
John Stevens has bought of White
and Hutchins four acres of pasture
land which he is going to convert into
tillage land.
Rev. Mr.. Flagg has started Bible
class of about twenty persons, and
more are expected to join.
Mr.. Kicker of Littleton, N. H., and
Belle Stanley of this place were mar
ried Saturday by Rev. Mr.. Flagg.
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West TopSham.

Last Sabbath was the closing Sab.
bath in Rev. H. F. Reynolds three
years pastorate with us. He used the
text found in Thes. vi. 1918, showing
the relation between pastor and people
and certain requirements due to each
from the other. Elder Reynolds has
been faithful "sower" of the word
among us and in the great harvest time
we feel sure there will be "sheaves,'
the result of his faithful labor among
us. He leaves warm friends on this
part of the charge who wish him sue
cess.
We are glad to announce that we ex-
pect Rev. G. E. Davis to remain with
us another year.
Chester Hight is quite sick with
pneumonia. Luther Hight is also sick.
Miss Laila J. Harvey, aged ~ years,
entertained her young friends last
week at quilting party, the quilt of
her own piecing and at tea time serv-
ed refr eshments of her own manufac-
ture.
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West Corinth.

Mrs. Electra Dickinson, who still
boards at r. HI. Williams, and in heR
eighty-seyenth year, has put to shame
the girls of this day by spinning neSr-
ly fifty knots of yarn in few days.
Miss Cynthia Paine, all old resident
Of this place, died Of pneumonia in
Post Mills April 9th, aged nearly sew
enty years. Her remains were taken
to Vershire Centre and buried beside
her parents.
Mrs. l.. M. Williams is still confined
to the bed with infammatory rheuma-
tism.
Miss Abbie Williams leaves next
Saturday for North Springfield, VtY
where she has been engaged to teach
in a graded school. K
At school meeting last Tuesday night
they voted to sustain one eight W63ks'
term of school in May and Junes.
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East COrlnth,

Mumps as having quite rage in this
vicinity.
Mrs. M. 0. .Currier has moved back
to her hill farm in Newbury.
Miss Sarah E. Smart, who has been
visiting friends in Newburyport, Mass,
for the past winter returned home last
week.
Mr.. Fry travelling agent for the
Belcher & Taylor Agricultural tool Co.
Of Chicopee Falls, Mass, was in town
Wednesday.
Rev. E. W. Hatch commenced his la
bors in this place last Sabbath. He is
at present boarding at the Saginaw
House.
Last Sunday evening at o'clock
Mr. James Mckinley and Miss Georgia
Dickey were married. We wish them
both long and happy life.
Last Monday night Mr.. Hatch was
called at his home to preach the funer-
al sermon of one of his dear neighbors,
a friend dying very suddenly Of heart
trouble. He gave us an excellent SER
mon last Sabbath from Timothy Is.
Sugar makers have made lots of sug-
az this spring. This week i'll i'll f6iitaifssi1
up.
Frank Page Jr., has moved on to the
Doe farm.
Report is that Ellen Sawyer has.
diphtheria. Quite number in this
village have the humps.
Our school is to begin next Monday.
A Cornelius Simpson has moved into
one half of the Mill house, and Heze-
kiah Martin into the other half We
are glad to have more good neighbors
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huntington are
visiting at the Saginaw House this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Shabbott are Wis
iting relatives and friends in town.
Miss Ella Cook has been visiting at
the hotel, also Mr.. Geo. Cook and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall from Provi-
dence, r. l., and several others.
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East Orange.

c. w. Colman is on the sick list.
Mrs. Robert Richardson has return
ed after two weeks absence from Lew
iston, Me-, where she was called OF
account of the illness of her son, Rev
c. H. Richardson, who was able to &C
company her.
Nellie Hutchinson who is attending
school at Bradford, spent Sunday al
home.
The mumps are making their ap'
pearance in several families in town.
Scion Moore is working for Mr.,
Waterman in Barre.
Kirk Coffin who engaged to work
for Dea. G.. w. Davis the coming sea-
son, accidentally fell and received in
juries SO he was quite willing to give
up his place to Will Moore who thinks
he will try his luck, he being the third
young man Davis has hired this season.
Robert Richardson and family were
called to Waits River Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of his father.