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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS Q AND TOWER eLocK

hOChS AND OWN tADDk.
DEGOLlA BBOS.................Pr .Propnetors
lEANTED-Mals Hep travelling sales men.
w painter. furniture workers. porters.
isnltor. clerks. mill mel. caaNsssers on
ssisry.
WANTED Female Help-7 giris for general
W homework 3 SECOND girik sewing riris.
dining-foom girls, .chanutr MAZDA women
for laundry work.
EOR sALE-A fne room house on Center
~. good sized lot. me s1soe and avn,
price sis03
E0R sALE-ll-room house on East Bndgc-st.,
furnace. sewer city water. ceruff lot aud
finely rHished. price $500. cAsy terms
EoR SALE OR ENCHAN6E-sroo room house
and large corner lot room Tor another
house on lot. on two graded streets. VIII sew
ers. etc. 10 exchange Tor farm, ~ uulo assume
some incumbrSpce.
E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE-Rrics biock ln
north eud. with living rooms above Hno
basement well finished. rents Ter 50 per mouth.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Groom house
on Jbomzssf.. near East At. nicely lB-
ished and Just completed come and see g.
LNOR SALE-t fne Tot or Shircy st ca Con
tract 50 down. $40 per month.
L'OR SALE lots on pisinfelo-sve lnsids
city on contract smaa payments fne
chance 10 build.
INOR sALE-House and lot or Terrace ave.
NJ rooms modern finish iof cox IL wi
sell or contract price $500. es.f terms
TOR SAIF-A fine u room house or Iersr
son-si. good bsrR. lot 50 ~ 20 feet
price $500.
TOR sALE-2 lots on Hastings a. or essT
terms OF vii eKcbslge iof improved
properly.
s0 ACRES fruf farm. miles from CITY 1910
~ peach lul apples. puuS pears. grapes
and sraN fgUil. personal properly aud casa
~ needed 60 eJchsure Tor pfepfrit in rlit.
hargsln f0f someone.
MONEY To LoAN or rssi and persona, prop
VI erfy n sums g suii hoomst auc 8. icrer
block.
UpF- SIS and rooms 20 rent also number -
IL good tenants wanting fo rent hrnz tn
your Keys Rooms sBd 81 Iowsr block
UrsoLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
WIhAhS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

NAN1ED-t cmale help--5 dinlng .room giris,
bltChcu FtfiS "a ciSlNasAer. Il. E4F.S
genera. Nork, cooks ans laundrcssts tis.
and Io0eT block.
WANTfD- Msle helr-l nurse. sh.ier hand
ferm falds cabinet maArfa. ma
oolns cArttfs, : Iaan "a cid Wood, several epea
AGENTS Ca Tie nlaAcIs. ana IsHe- hisek
= LOIS Zoo. on Last 81 near hali-st
IL LOTS q s2so on Hsa.si. s near Lake ave
30 ga rtKth-ssc.
> LOIS "a 500. easi 81 city.
, LOTS s s2o. south Of cis
1 LOIS q $50. 5 "a nice grove on Isousra $,
1 LCTse $40 . On Pnnoe-st IL cts. o.
7 fiilh-aye.
: LOTS a 500. on MADISON 81. on Nadisoi
- ave, on forresi-st
:, LOTS sl03 q on Henry -. on fifth.ssc.
- near Colego-sNe-, on shirles 81. ! al cas-
end 81 NhrrIB st
, LOTS "a s6ao. east End Cherry-st.
: LOTS d s7oo on Cass- st. ] business iot ess'
- end of therry-sL
= Lots e s.so, on Hastings 81. J in Prospeo
- fiaCe. on AortArafe
1 LOIS e Ssoo. on PSge-st. OF C0ii-sve.
> LOTS e slooo. on James-st
LOT FOR sllo1. on Lafayette 81
I LoT FOR $500, on Lawn Court.
, LOIS "a S40o. J on Msdison-avc. ] in Pros-
= pect Place
LOT FOR sl5o0 cor Lawn Court and Mao.
j isou ave.
, LOIS % sleoo. cor. Bridge and Prosnecl
- Place.
1 LOT FOR sI7G. cor. Bridge and Prsspeci
j Place.
LOT FOR $500. cor. Bridge sHe prcsnoc'
i Place.
| LOr FOR s2ooo. wealthy-aye.
CHEAP houses next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
Republican District Convention.

The Republicans Of the Second Representa-
tive district OF Kent county will meet In con
venriou a. the Ada hotel. saturday. sept. z.
lsqo. at o'clock for the purpose OF Nominating
a candidate 20 represent said district In the
i egiSiaturs and 90 transact such other bus ness
as moy properly come before n.
By order OF the committee.
f. N. BARSkRD.
Chairman
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

llls NOT oCczsiol for 0afaxorzble
criticism gaat tie Republican majority
u Congress nas been Sow ia feAehlng
a. agreement apoa al TIE ee1als IL
gas Tara eill, The Republican p2rgy
: : party 81 bra.Rs aud CONVICTION. sna
i Las sought ID consl1ef and sabserye
the interests OF tile Raole people. The
framing III gsrh b.s Nlth ta.s end IA
view has been u work of TIE greatest
magnitude. and Il has required al. of
tne wlsd0m and the untlrlag Industry
81 tie Repnblican leaders who have
had il Ia charge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Protection means % build Up in this
country al lines of manufactures nee
essary iOl making cur people cOmtorta-
be and prosperous IA time OF peace, lu-
dependent aud nyincible in times OF
var Free trade means 20 keep thss
country in perpetual dependence upon
foreigners tor a market for surplus
farm products, and that by way OF pay
ment we are 10 accept manufactured
prOducts 81 such prices as the foreign
sellers may dictate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
HastinrsRanner

Hastings Banner.
Do you suppose that the Hastings
Furniture Company could compete with
Grand Rapids furniture factories, If the
wages paid here were double those
paid IN Grand Rapids Not at al. And
It would be just as impossible for the
manufacturing institutions OF this
country 20 compete with those Of
Europe, where wages are from one-third
90 one-hslf less tuan those paid hare,
without a tariff. And it il directly IN
the interest Of the farmers OF this coun-
try TO diversity our Industries. and %
make more numerous the employees
in factories. And the better wages they
are paid the more Of the farmers pro-
ducts they can buy and the better
prices pay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
state Ticket

For Governor
JAMES 81. TURNER. % Inghan.. ~
For Lieutenant Governor
WILLIAM :. LINTON. OF Saginaw.
For Secretary q state
WASHINGTON GARDNER. OF Calhoun.
For State treasurer
JOSEPH b. MOORE. OF Wayne.
For Auditor General
THERON +. GfDDINGS. OF Kalamazoo.
Ter Commissioner of state Land once
JOHN q. BERRY OF Otsego.
For Attorney General
BENJAMIN " HUSTON. OF Tuscola-
For superintendent OF Public Instruction
ORR SCilt ~. 0f Eaton
For Member OF STATE BOARD 0f Education
JAMES VI. BALLOU. OF Alegan.
For Justice OF the supreme Court
EDW ARD CAMlLL. OF Ingnagn-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

FoFD's nomination s not creating
the enthusiasm among thinking Demo
orats that some hoped It would. They
freely say that he : simply tempting
fate 70 run against Watkins.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

The following is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with th
aames. residence ,wlea outside tue city and
ages of the parties; AsEs
Jacob BrOersma. Jane Buskey.
Charles Zylstra. Matte Wnkels.......-.......22
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Tor Efprete nfatlNe 10 ionSrc>,s < lltn DiStElCA
CHARLES W. WATKINS. OF hent.
County Ticket.
Fer state senator
WILLIAM I. ADAMS.
For sheriff
ISAAC r. LAMOREAUX.
For County Clerk
JAMES : KNOX.
For Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE.
Fer County Treasurer
SHEkMAN r. C0LSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JANIS T.. MCBklDE.
For Circuit Court Commissioners
DWIGHT GOSS.
ALFRED WOLC0TT.
For Corcners-
HENRY r. LOCHER.
DANIEL j. WALLACE
For surveyor
DORR SKEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

H1k SA1.k.-,' llS&ke proFeFtss = les she,cs
lets 3 raRsa y 2ssetef fi1s 49, - ths ctis
tfruIS cash - .teNtA,y 49, NtAlt h-Fsssf IL
t4AcU neN. ~. chA1kl&AS. - Aaal>o1s-ei /.
S&.e4ze. -
k,Qk SAEA-Aes lfssa heaass a. ttrr4ce
4Fa. bctesc1 l4NE NsaN &lc -h-att,
heic& sri iafnAss. cczlentSa cellar ss44ef e..Ity
1oast. srWrf. citt Nslet. csstctG. So. ulA4ttl
tlls kc&rtt hsy xiHaeN ealstte Shilpats nf<i
stefx n4sSEea IL f&2csea o2A. i4ssNt cissci
lll&ftst istst0Tx Ane lafl tal NltE Aei ala
eeie ~Atef 81 eSai4A Erast0. ksa0ee xsra
Mas asa coEeTNts sEFest Nalka sarN f,tl a
astofsl S&kS heUSt tlllii 81 Ne Z histerlAis a
thfs1&1 Yrlcs ts.AS oi - fcg AtoAtL. Ae,f
sTeoRi house "a fsrlsstf.. WITH ~ uo0efl
Improvements e.aiskl - A. pes alSntt 81 kA.t
nsatS ksaAnt fels "a fsrlk. lelezf eRe ! g
ssoe-Sse. al traM $50 D. t4N haflcz "A
40isS ise4yard bleck eearissi. entrance
kNk sAtE-As urw isrss hsuse 81 terr@oe
sfr- nusriy 0lsalsietSt. sna Ncrtt 
s-
eEcr ier s&it ior $50, lafkc p2rief. hal 40
ina ks'.stl. alniAS fsSin s,aa kltrhct, 81 hoa
fDsls- bail .rsoln. hai &ht colo NRtsi lipstslst
tla GeHu. ssS sn1 flfaset. ths Ls1se e4D nat
- duplicates faT 49,. the lof sleut- a. cad
ifsAI 81 toe crpwh II thf terrsce xitf tnt
fies 81 The cuts - earll kAka- Ni@Uae n ~
eh1n&E- ie4s&rc aleek. coraer ~ fe@r 80
tittEwa-stS -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

THE Leader says that tbs Congress
ionsl district Is Republican. We agree
with the Leader this time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
10 .InsanInER,.

Any Subscriber 60 fHf TELEGRAM
HERALD WhO fsits 90 receive the paper
regularly, Or Who may have reason 10
esmplAia OF late delivery. viii confer
special favor by Informing this offiee OF
the fact az onee. send postal card or call
up telephone 53I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

saginaw Courier Herald
Inc Democrats ind the Republicans
go sanguine OF success tins fsI that
they are about getting ready 70 take %
the woods. The ticket James NJ Tur-
ner heads ls gong e. vln with a whoop.
Reports from All over the state indi-
cate tbat ". =. Linton VIII poll a. IN
usually large vote for 5sutensnt-fTov-
ernor. No better or stronger candidate
co8it have been nominated. winch is
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

See the lfe-size craven ard INK Dor
traits. only s.. Wykes, 8 Monr0e-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
ExCursiOp

On September 80 the Chicago & West
Michigan Railway Will run a special ex-
cursion from all stations on its line to
Manistee, Traverse City and Petoskey
SPECIAL train will leave Grand Rapids
ct 40 p. M. arriving at Manistee at
7:35, and Traverse City at $50 p. m.
Boat will leave Traverse City at a.
m, for ChqrlevOiI and Petoskey.
Fare for the round trip from Grand
Rapids to Manistee and Traverse City
will be $3.50; Grand Rapids to Charlie
yoix and Petoskey and return, $3.50.
Tickets Will be good to return until
October O.
Tickets on sale at the Union Ticket
Office, 81 Monroe-st., and at depots.
WM. A. GAvETT,
Act. Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
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REAL EsrATk TRANSFERS.
This list f. furnished bT ". r. Scrlbaer
res1 esfafe dasl.r n paar;St

This list f. furnished bT VI. 4. Scrloaer
real estate dealer. n Peari-St.:
Annie L. Ives 10 Wm- II. Ross. lot 3.
blk :. kendalls sadd...-..............-...--S 600
philOs q. Cook 10 Andrew swanson, lot
Z. blk II, Mason A Co. 5 add-................ SO
Thomas ). Chamberlain 10 Fred IL. Ball.
part of lot IS. Campau'S sub--.--.--.......-. $50
Frank ". Hooker 10 Lilly May Hooker,
~ Il lot O.. Browns add.......-..-.------ 400
James 4. Mckay 10 Albert = CrlSsy.
40 II lot 9, blk !, POrterS Add. l5o0
Nary Mackiey TO Sarah A. Shader. lot
IA. blk l. C0mstock'S 5 plat. .....-..-..-.. 400
Vim. Walker To Petroneila Walker. lot
g. Weston Il Low add dd...............-...-.... 500
Huntley Russell, ct al. 10 Maggie Ane-
mat. lot l45. North Park ...........-.......- la5
Chas. l. Rusco 10 Mary A. Nichols. part
nwi4 sNl4 swi4 of sec 81 Grand Rap
Km. II. Foster TO Geo. o. Taylor. et al.
pee land on sec "a. ergennes.-.......-.. 800
Jessie 4. Harrison. et a. TO Kent COun-
~ Agricultural Society. VIZ sea and
nel4 SwL OF sec u. Paris.................. $500
Chas. Hoffman 10 Kent County Agricul-
tural Society, SEA SWl4 OF sec j.,
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

something tas GoUr.sr-Hezal1 nzz a 2
a. a.o1g.
Fc.es2Ss keEQrd
Ihs present HQass * ksprsses -
tIyPs uacet tbs 2t.e dEectsoa ef lzar
kee1. las EoomP she1 M0Fe hes
t.E l@aps taAB any thzi eRef A..
ssnbled slncs tae foundation q tic
lioYeT-lsI stt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

fs-rs fsrr ssrets1 - hasFfinf
- s.fr~ses - aerrs - Frrf rtTEfe
- No. of efaas srf F9ft Vsfer ~
A6zrt ertef vrf fsncs ~ tfe farm
~ - ~ a-ses fsFrr - s-f frtTT free
r ees isss f1ss- frf r|asfg-irf HfNreT fhs rlfT
q Ehr1r 80 trrsT 81 rs ifH~t So 81 Il ~
Sol - fhn srrI-t aer fru usrrE nff -
4 Es-ft Tesie- ~ p rrnfta f2-f
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without IL.
VALLEY CITY MILLINa Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

for Representative 10 Congress, Fifth District
CHARLES ". WATKINS. OF heat.
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SALE!!.

rs Lots was what ] had Tor sac lest
week. 10 is what have left on Tlfth-
ave, between Fast and Fuler-sis.
Terms easy Call and secure ono he
fore We raise the prlees, which are iow
for ossh ssles
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
Lily White Flour

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

EOR RENT-Sfores Nos. last Bridge, j.
Canal and a South DiviSon-sis. ;. l.. a.
Pm. G. Fuller. II last Bridge 81. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

At NFs U2. TI TO s. 81 vase hosp - may
= - ra. infsnf- irr sfrEfo. Ma Hr
n8fton 60 horfh Larf-srf.. RI 80 see. Nttf
TWrEofeH irsfrart5er given ~ ere Eu fer
Mr. 3 Esnnstv Nf HfifFesf -
tT-Nrs ~ nuff1n . hasrita. ray - fsHnf
\ fHfafts fsr sderftsr NJ iT. bafter
81 Narfh iare-svs q fsf see F1r
: Ioo wssta "a vufts-r 9.sss-.r. hers
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
Want ADVERTISEMENTS



4 l-I- III lf>d4N Gfteraeeu. 81 AeHf9t-St.
l. t.s.fapep cgrlUE AID QttaWs-sfs = ilas>tt-
ts.sQk csatsslius g4prfs al1 caFaN Ntft - H.
srs GSulx ga tarE alG ac,laI ~ Is cash ne
tacRf al x Suilaoix rewarded - fct ~ q -
to az lneIFg -. eF M9nf0e> ~ -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
ZOE RENT-BUsIEEss PLAcEs.

EoR RENT-Light. high, dry basement new
~ finished. cheap. At "a West BrdgeH.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

CHEAP houses next week
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Unitsa Prss. ssSorss. Pr0"pt aaa s@r',
Delivery. An ths tocsi ns-ss and the
cisansst ana aost PtaieiY PFtatsa Paper
PubIlshsd 80 0rana Raptds-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
roR MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-Cheap. g bore power boiler sas
engine. nszrT neH. Wifh furnace seifinE.
&c. complete. Ineaire 81 4. 6. Iayiag pgons
AZ. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Daillss Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
xTsCELL1sBoUs

EEFRTRDDl WhNTED-To READ tht sun
- cav sur fo-1rfrov IhriiinE rtrrF ~
81 setress a. ab1urfIFe cssH, greet sHlrice
order voUT neEs3oF g. bTirE re sunday -rH.
In
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-07-24
Wnodsfock.


O. P. C. Billings returns to New York
to-day.
Ernest and Madison Smith are in st.
WILDER washburn has returned from st.
Johnsbury.
A taIly-ho party from the Eagle hotel
vent to Windsor, Monday.
a tally no partyiirom here went to Barn
b. Whitcomb of Boston is visiting with
irving Smith returned to South Wey-
mouth, Mass, last Saturday.
A marty o. fresh air children arrived
here Wednesday for a fortnight's outing.
philip Mower, who has been WORKING
in Jamaica Plain, Mass, is at home for
the summer
Miss Emma T. Horton of Lowell, Mass,
arrived Tuesday and is visiting at w. Z.
Tbe Printers and Painters had a game OF
base hall. Saturday. The score was 81 70
~ in favor of the Printers.
Miss Frances Davis, formerly precep-
tress in the high school has been visiting
at Judge Sewers.
hoe zone to w. r. Junction to lay some
stone work on the fair grouno.
James Hazard, a colored pensioneI Wa
upset in a boat in East Pono, 1Tahen ~
Y. n. and drowned, SATURDAY. ne Mas -
with Chas. Pratt, VINO swan a
shore. His body was found IN the aI.sr
noon and brought to Woodstock, SUNDAY
night.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-07-24
Highest of ali in 1e.,s.as po~sr-u. S Govt Report Aug. II, .ss,
Roe! Rss'ss
ABSOLUTELY PURE
vermonters should be Content.

Vermonters are recommended to
pouder the following weighty words
contained in an address delivered by
Hon. Henry c. Ide at the laying of
the corner stone of the Fairbanks
Museum, July 4th, in that town:
SIN the new portions of the West,
crop failures, low prices for products,
extortionate railroad freights, Excess
sive mortgages and high interest, de-
probation in real estate values, cy-
clones and tornadoes, and the hard
ships and privations of frontier life,
have made thousands of hapless men
and hopeless women mourn the day
that led them to leave happy homes in
the East. 1t is true that great for
tunes are not made or lost in a day or
year with us. But we have no labor
troubles, no race problem, little crime,
no commissions OF nature. We have
the means of acquiring a competence,
well ordered society, beautiful scenery,
loved acquaintance and the very best
facilities for equipping our youth well
for the race of live. May we not well
be contented, and say, 1.-The lines are
fallen to us in pleasant places
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Tunbridge

Many are preparing to attend the G.. A.
X. Encampment in Boston, Aug. 12to is.
The hay crop of this year promises to
be nearly as large as that OF last year and
more valuable.
lightning struck some telegraph poles
near the V. B. Cushman farm last Tues
day the 10Th. Two relays on the Strafford
line had wires burned at the same time.
Carl Farnham is visiting in So. Royal
ton.
Statistics of animals not on farms will
be gathered by special inquiries from the
census bureau.
G. B. Hall of New York City is spending
a few days at A. c. Adams.
Miss Bertha Stearns and Mrs. Sherman
came from Barre Saturday.
Miss Laura Hubbard is at her grand
fathers. Her mothers family is said to
have been quite sick since they left here
in the spring.
Aaron King went to Montpelier Thurs
day to attend the burial of his brother,
Harvey. M. I. King accompanied him.
T. K. Monkey has some fine trotting
stock at his stables that he is training.
One is a fine A yr-old stallion by Kent,
dam by Daniel Lambert that is owned by
Hon. j. G. Parker of Quechee for whom
Mr.. Monkey has trained many horses.
Rev. Mr.. Lord of Springfield has been
staying at Foster Sargent's a few days.
E. A. Corwin of Chelsea was in town
Saturday.
Harvey King died in Boston the 18th,
aged 70. He was a brother of A. N. King
and Mrs. Sally Smith.
Ed Wells returned from Cuba Thursday
night. He goes back in a few weeks.
Rev. T. s. Hubbard went to Rochester
to attend the funeral OF al old friend last
week.
The Adj. Gen. writes that the anne of
the Vermont soldiers buried in the Ma
tional cemeteries will be printed in the
new roster of Vermont troops.
Miss Mary E. Hackett was found lying
partly across her bed, dead Monday noon.
She was a large muscular woman who has
for years been accustomed TO working up
on her farm and a few minutes before sher
death was working in her garden. She
was born in this town June IS, 1920. She
was an odd brusque woman but was kind
hearted and was esteemed by those who
knew her best. Her father, Ebenezer
Hackett was a soldier of the war of 1872;
his father and grandfather were Revolu-
tionary soldiers. The family was a thrifty
one and Miss Hackett leaves a good prop
erty.
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CHELSEA AROUND TOWN
AIyo Robinson has been taken to the
hl'n- OF Rratflehnrn

ALVIN Robinson mas uCCn tdhcu W tue III
.one asylum at B~rattleboro.
" and Mrs. Sylvester Barnes of Barre
- visiting friends in town this week.
Misses Sadie Damon, Nellie Perkins and
r1nma Hailock of Gloucester, Mass. are
inending a few weeks at F. M. Perkins.
The Washington poisoning case, State
Foster & Smith is still holding forth.
NJ ondav completed the ninth day of trial
nth prospects for continuing the rest of
the week.
A highly respected citizen of this town,
rdward b. Stanley passed away Thursday,
Inly IL after a long illness, aged 70 yrs, 9
mos. The funeral was at his late residence
Friday afternoon, Rev. S. A. Parker Off
stating assisted by Rev. III. F. Reynolds.
An OF his children, four sons and one
daughter, were present.
LENT. Col. K. w. Morse and wife of w.
Randolph were in town Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Cummings of STAFFORD preach
cd AZ the Cong'l church last Sunday in
exchange with Mr.. Sherman.
John Stanton, who has been on the sick
list for several weeks is now about town
but not fully recovered.
Friday, Aug. LIST will be the last meeting
of Waterson Post, No. as, G. A. r. of the
town. All members are requested to be pres
emit and make final arrangements in regard
TO attending the G.. A. r. Encampment at
Boston Aug. 1915. Let all be present
without failure.
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Strannrd.

There was no service at the Advent hall
last Sabbath and an unusually large con-
gregation listened to a fine discourse on
Vacations" by Rev. Mr.. Sherman.
The Sabbath afternoon meeting was held
in the Baldwin neighborhood at four o.
clock.
George B. Hatch went to Hanover last
week for a short visit.
Mr.. Hatch of Bethel has opened a five
and ten cent counter in the hall at South
STAFFORD for a week.
Harry Kent and brother OF Boston with
their friend, Mr.. Thompson are spending
their vacation at Scion Frary's OF South
STAFFORD.
The Houlton Rose Potato seed sold by
Mr.. Dow is ripe and fit for table use.
Mr.. j. II. and Frank Harding have TAX
en- the hay on the Bella Perkins farm 10
cut.
Annie and John Hazleton went to Chel-
sea last Saturday.
F. c. Avery is engaged as principal of
the High School at Waterbury.
Miss Sarah Cummings is to teach next
wear in the High School at Lebanon, Nh.
Misses Brooks, Bailey and Pierce OF
Claremont, n. H., returned to their nome
on last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Chandler arrived from mari
boro, n. H., last Thursday.
A goodly number from this village, so.
STAFFORD and Copperas Hill attended the
Tweedlede-wink party at Seth Chandler
last Thursday eve. Miss Main Chandler
and Mr.. Thompson of Boston drew nrst
prizes.
Miss Carrie West is to be with Mrs. W
r.. Sanborn this summer.
Ruby Harding spends her SUMMED vaca-
ton assisting Mrs. H. l.. Hatch.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lauriston Church
took place last Thursday in West Fairlee
| and the body was brought here for burial
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul of West Fairlee were
in town last week.
The young people held a picnic at Pat
, terson Falls last Friday.
Mr.. Bert Hoffman returned to Lebanon
last Friday.
The grounds of Mr.. Seth Chandler were
beautifully illuminated by several hun,
bred Chinese lanterns and red lights al
Tweedlede-wink party.
Mrs. Hiram Fulton went before tn
medical class at Hanover last Monday v
have her eyes operated upon.
DIR. Rice of Chelsea is to come to Straf'
ford for dentistry work the last OF tn
week.
Ella Kent goes to Waldoboro, Me-, nexi
,veek to spent a month with her sister.