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T OST-SECOND AND j, COLLECTION
| 4 book. Return to E. w. MELVIN, us K
street, and be rewarded. se1-tf
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IOR SALE OR TO RENT-l6o ACRES OF
L good land, well improved. four miles nom
Davlsville (John Moneys old place.: new
house and barn, good outbuildnes Inouire
OF CATHERINE BURNS, Slatcr's Addition
below Pioneer Mills. auos1I,,t
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EOR SALE OR To RENT ON LEASE
IL len acres OF bottom lana, one mile below
Washington, Yolo County; II sold viii take
small payment down. Apply TO EDWIN X.
ALS1P u CO.. Real Estate and Insurance
Agents, 1918 Fourth street.
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EyOR SALE-110 ACRES OF RECLAIMED
i lana on Grand Island, Sacramento county
fronting on Old River, between Walnut Grove
ana lsleton; orchard of pears, pumS and
ounces; VIII be sold at bargain. For terms
and particulars inquire at this ONCE or az the
y. s. Land Office san Francisco
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en- Ief or 23r4tf.

rVo LET-TWo UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
i suitable for Housekeeping. Inquire 9, II.
kREBS q 90, G26 street se4-tf
NLEEMAN HOUSE, CORNER THTRD
" ana j streets, Sacramento This house
has been rebuilt, newly papered and painted
throughout; public reading-I oom ana bath
room lree TO guests; transient customers So
nclted; single rooms, 25c; double rooms, sec.
MRS. a. GLEEMAN, Proprietress. sc3-lm
TTO RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
1 in a desirable location. Terms reason
able Inquire ut this onice. se3-Gt*
ITO LET = TWO FIVE-ROOM HOUSES,
L rent Sl2 Apply at 916 street se3-6t&
O0A NJ STREET -NEWLY-FURNTS
OHf rooms, en- suite or single. se2-3t*
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD,
L at International Hotel 32O to 326 X
street. w. a. CASWELL, Proprietor. se2-tf
FF1O RENT-A HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS. RAT4
L and closets, T2S Eighth street. corner II:
rent, S22 per month, water included. Inquire
at 730 Eighth street. Sel-6te
TOR RRENT-THEPA PACIFIC, 727J STREET,
4 newly furnished rooms. a. e. PRATT.sl-
no LET-HOUSE ON THIRD STREET.
a between Q and r; six nice rooms; large
3O4 street. ). ROSENFELD. sel-1w
TINO LET-THE BRUCE HOUSE. on !
L street, between Tenth and Eleventh. In
qutre at guthrie BROS, 127 j street.
VIIO RENT-CITY HOTEL, SACRAMENTO:
4 so rooms, all furnished; doing good busi-
ness rare chance for hotclman; no others
need apply, For particulars inquire OF y.
CONLAN, 81 X street.
000-RINT OF NINE ROOMS, BATH
O0A gas all i'll good repair, st us Eighth
street. Inquire at ~ Eighth street.
FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL,
Il House from SO per month upward; also
family rooms at low prices. HOhNLEIN
BROS, Proprietors.
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At the Metropolitan Theater, Monday
and Tuesday evenings next, Kate Castle
ton, supported by Cosgrove & Grants
comedians, will appear in musical
farce, 1.-THE DazZler." Joseph OFT and
Lena Merville are announced as leaders
in the support, which numbers twenty
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@lerti4tt3 5gluttrca.

NJ S. G. W MEMBERS OF SACRA-
~. mento Parlor, No. ,, n. s. @. w. attend
your meeting THIS (F'riday) EVENING; final
arrangements for 9th of September celebra-
tloh VIII come before the meeting.
J. T. NJ. BBONNER, President.
1itEO. q. EI3ERS, Secretary. 1t~
GTATED- MEETING OF sACRA- q
- ment2 Lodge, No. 10, 4. and :. NJ. 81
THIS, friday EVENING at 7:30 X &
O'Clock. Visiting brethren cordialIvin-/ W \
vited. w u BNTGITfS w NT
\. =. LAMBERT, Secretary. 1t
SACRAAIENTO HUSSARS.-YOU
y are requested 10 attend your regu-
jar , monthiy meeting THIS (Fridayl sTEIsgg
~ ENlNG at O'Clock at Your IN
armory. J, STEINER Cortafn
H. MANGoLD, Secretary. Its
4 NNuAL MEETING-THE ANNUAL.
~ meeting OF Sacramento Building aud
Loan Loan Association for the election Of three
directors and the transaction Of such other
business as may come before it, will be held
al its Office, No. 1914 Fourth street, on MON
DAY EVENING, September = 1891. at 7:3O
o'clock. PETER H0EII President
-. LEONARD, secretary au2S-td
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LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY ARRIVE


$50 A ..~. Calistoga and Napa..... 11:05 A
800 Z PI...-.CaliStOga and Napa.....I $40 p
1850 AI..Ashland and Portland 400 !
4:3O = Deming, FL Paso and East 700 2
200 z knights L'ding& 0rOvillel 7:4H 4
1850 a HOS An9eles..........t 9:35 A
IOgdcn and Eest-Secondl
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100 ? for Ogden and East. 1925 =
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1885 A ..Reddpg via Willows. 400 <
200 ~ san Francisco via BeuiciRl 1l:25. A
4:3J A|San Francisco Win Beniciat 1880 \
$50 A san Francisco via Bcuiciai 11:U5 4
$40 A San Francisco via Bcnicia. 1910 E
sos J San Francisco via Bcnicia $40 L
$1,000 A sun francisco via steamer 5000 s
1850 4 san Fran. via Livernorc 2.5O =
1850 4 ..............Sau JOSo...... .... 2:5O =
4:30 7. Santa Barbara ..... 9.35 =
G:5O 4 ............ Santa Rosa........ Il:D5 A
3:O5 2 santa 8osa. $40 p
$50 A Stockton and Gait 200 z
4:3O P.....StoCkton and Calf 9:35 4
11:50 ~ ...... TruCtce and Reno Fps A
11:O0 Pi...... TTuckeG ana RenO 5;25
$50 p COlfax and way stations o:3O p
600 = ......... ...- allel o.. ..... S:105P
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$500 A. Folsom and Piacerville "2:4O p
*12:15 p. Folsom and PIacerviIla 5000 \
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SUNDAY excepted. +SSuuday only. Mon.
cay excepted. A.-FOr morning. P.-Tcr AZ
ternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Tratfic Manager
I. Il. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent.
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ENOR SALE-A ROADSTER, CART AND
Il harness. Apply to 227 X st. ;u2E-tf
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EOR SALE-A TEN-ACRE, WEII-IN-
Il proved suburban farm ior Sc. SOC. Also
seven lots in block Fourteenth and Fifteenth
K and S streets, for S2.5O0. Factory sire. 3G2
feet railroad frontage. STRUBEi, 81 7
street. auoa-Et g1 NIX
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EOR SALE-ONE. OF THE FINEST AND
i largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease. IN
quire at this Office
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ESOR SALE-COMBINATIO BLITJARD
l. table, almost new; cost 1915; viii sell Tor
$3.50. Apply at 1923 Th1ru street. au25.tf
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TOR SALE CHEAP-ONE OF THE OLD-
Il est hotels in the city. Apply at this oiiice.
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ETOR SALE, OR To RENT ON LEASE
L Thirteen acres OF rich bottom Iand aGjoIn-
ing city, suitable for gardening or dalry: viii
grow alfalfa; has goou barn and fences, small
cabin; II sold Will take small payment down.
baiauce on time 70 suit purchaser. Apniv 20
JAMES AOLLANO. l7ll q ST. city a11.t.t II
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Enr Tulc.

EOR SALE-A RESTAURANT DOING
l. hrst-class business. Address l.. this once.
sei-Tf
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NOR SALEM GOOD CONDITION, Ian
l. Iaq hack and team, complete. apply to
j. L. DREidAN, 422 l street Eilleyl. se.-6t&
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NOR SALE-BLACKSAIITH AND WAGON
l. SHOP III q railroad town. Doing a FIRST
CLASS business. Inquire at this Office s3.Iy-vlt
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NOR SALE CHEAP-GODD SADDLE OR
l. buggy horse, suitable Tor lady to drive.
o07 TWenty-iourth street, II ana l. se3-3r*
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DECATUR In.), Sept. 3.-The worlds
record for pacing stations was broken
to-day at the fall meeting Of the Decatur
Trotting Association by Roy Wilkes.
The time by quarters was 0:32}, 0:324, O:34
and 1:344. For the mile, 2:l44. 1t was an
exhibition pace, with a running mate,
the driver being J.. II. Davies, owner OF
Roy Wilkes.
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OAKLAND, Sept. 3.-Three-quarters of a
mile, for three year-olds, Or. Ross won.
Pescador second. Time, l:l5l.
All ages, handicap, one mile. John
Treat won, Cheerful second. Time. l:4II.
All ages, one and n sixteenth miles.
Fairy won, Sheridan second. Time. I:4S.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-04-02
ANDOVER.

About seventy friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank D. Martin, met Satur-
day evening at Mr.. Abner Feltt's to
greet them on their return from their
bridal trip, spending pleasant eve
ming in visiting and in games. Re-
freshments were served consisting of
cake and lemonade including gen.
erous subbly of wedding cake. just
before leaving H. j. Parker in be-
half of their friends presented them
with some useful and beautiful pres
ents, Mr.. Martin responded in few
well chosen and feeling remarks. Mr..
John Cook Of North Springfield pre-
sented a box manufactured at the
groom's box factory and fully ex-
planned the Improvements perfected
in Mr.. Martins absence on his we'd
ding tour. Among the useful and
beautiful presents was a bible from
Mr.. Abner Felt and fine damask
table cloth from Mrs. Feltt one doz-
EN- tea spoons, Miss Mabel Felt; a
fine Rochester lamp, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cook; silver butter dish, Fred
S. Felt; cake basket Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Parker; pickle dish, A. Row.
ell and family one pair desert
spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowell; salt
and pepper stand, Mrs. Mary A..
Parker; glass berry dish and tidy,
Mrs. C. M. Gutterson pie knife,
Mrs. P. r. Carleton, Mrs. A. NJ.
Stannard and Mrs. A. A. Gibson /;
glass butter dish, Mrs. l. Lovejoy ;
one paper rack, l.. Mcintyre; table
scarf, Mrs. W. A. Morgan en-
broidered handkerchief, Miss Maria
Reed bronze card receiver and paper
knife, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Arm
strong; pin cushion, Mrs. w. w.
Ward fruit plate, Mr.. aud Mrs. l..
Jaquith damask table cloth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rowell one pair of tow
els each from Mrs. Persis Baldwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Lee, w. Lucin
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Way,
Miss Gertie Chapman silver pieces
from Charles Eaton, c. L. Martin,
w. w. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs. f.
n. Clark.
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BRATTLEBORO.

The streets are fast becoming dusty.
Merchant N. 1. Hawley and N.
f. Cabot were able to be out this
week.
The different churches were hand
somely trimmed with flowers Easter
Sunday, and a new marked feature
was the ringing of the bell and seven
o'clock service at the Congregational
list. The singing at all the churches
was very nice and specially arraigned.
Mrs. H. H. Collins arrived home
Monday night with her son, Willie,
who is very much improved.
A singular happening was that oc-
curing at the Asylum last Sunday,
when one of the patients carrying in
wood at the engine room, suddenly
attacked the engineer who sat reading,
coming up behind him and dealing him
severe blow in the face with stick
of wood.
The mystery as to the author of the
High school article is not yet solved.
If there is any individual, individu-
ais or law, that can induce or persuade
the prompt reconstruction of our rail-
road station and its approaches, let
them come forward.
Isn't it about time to open up the
mountain road and get ready for sum-
mer travel ?
Will Smith is home from college on
vacation.
The Tennis Club have made ar
rangements for the lot at the corner
of Oak and Chaplin streets-and will
lay out considerable money in putting
the grounds in shape for two Tennis
Courts.
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LANDGROVE.

We thought and still think notwith-
standing his explanation, that Peru
Correspondent did not pay our people
a very fattering tribute when he in
situated that we countenanced the
proceedings at Landgrove Hollow,
and when he asked the following ques-
ton: "Why do they Q.andgrovians)
countenance such proceedings? Are
they afraid?" We replied that we did
not countenance such doing; that we
were not afraid; that other towns
were more to blame than ours; and
that we did not want to be criticised
by those deeper in the mire than our
selves. In this condensed form we
hope he can comprehend our meaning.
We are grateful for the praise he
bestows upon our citizens, and return
the compliment by saying that not
outstanding the fact that their report
er has spun some Gulliverian yarns,
we know the people of Peru to be
smart, industrious, patriotic, truth
full citizens of the good old Ethan
Allen material, and now we are to
have new chapel, we hope a Peru
Wan will supply the pulpit.
B. l..
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JAMAICA.

We have been having very nice
sugar weather and Its been very well
improved,
The grippe is loosing its grip and
its subjects are feeling better.
Mrs. c, d. Read and her daughter
Lottie have returned home from
Philadelphia where they have been
spending the winter.
The Jamaica House is at last sold
to w. f. Gleason. Writings were
made Monday. Possession given
April LIST. Milton Towards runs the
house for Gleason about two weeks
or until Mr.. Gleason can get moved
in.
The 25th anniversary of the order
Of G.. A. r. will be held at the town
hall, Jamaica, Manday eve, April
9th. The W. r.. c. and S. of ".
will be present. A special invitation
is given to the clergy and press, and
a general invitation is extended to all.
There will be good speaking and an
entertaining time is expected. AT
the close refreshments will be served
free to all.
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MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Mrs. Andrew Mason has been quite
i'll with an attack of bilious fever, but
is in fair way to recover, with the
medical assistance of DR.. j. w.
Marsh.
The Dorset telegraph line between
here and the Centre has been changed
to the Western Union poles, and the
old poles cut down, which is great
improvement to the street.
M. X. Reynolds is spending few
days with his sister in Bennington.
Miss. Lima Bull of Sunderland visit,
ed friends here last week.
Mrs. Orlando Bourn is at North
Bennington caring for sister and
niece who are i'll.
Miss Flora Bourn, who has been
spending several weeks with friends
in Hooslck Falls, North Adams and
North Bennington, returned home on
Monday evening.
The robin has come, and we bid
him welcome.
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THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1891

spirits somewhat in subsection to our
bodies still back of all our fears, IF
Christ be for us we shall be changed,
made inoorruptible, His power APP
propriated for our use, and we to live
forever with God in Happiness; our
bodies being in subsection or in har-
mony with our spirits. Is it Christ
for us to live !? If so it will be gain
for us to die. AS Jesus is the only
one who justities, let us found our
hopes upon him." A sweet Easter
song was rendered by Mrs. Avis
Waite.
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THE LONDONDERRY SITTER,

The sugar season is fairly opened
but so far cold winds have prevailed
and the run has only been moderate,
George Babbitt, who has warmly
situated lot has done the best that has
come to our knowledge, he having
made 1000 pounds from 500 trees.
Hooker Post, G.. A. II, will cele-
brate the 25 anniversary of the organ
ization of the order at the town hall
next Monday evening. The w. r,
c., the S. of V. and citizens generally
are invited to attend.
Harvey Pierce, who has been i'll
with something of the nature of the
grip for the past ten days, is better
but will be obliged to give up sugar.
ing for this season. Never mind,
Harvey, next year you will get a
bounty.
A CARD OF THANKS.
Grateful for the kindness of friends and
neighbors during the recent sickness and
death of our husband and father, we,
through this medium, return our heartfelt
thanks.
Mrs. j. M. Davenport,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davenport.
AT the annual village school meet
ing the following officers were elected :
Moderator, DR.. d. H. Marden Clerk
and Treasurer, Geo. G. Smith; Col
lector, C. +. Aldrich; Auditors, j.
w. Melendy, G. I. Shanks, o. S.
Stuart; Prudential Committee, H. A.
Dudley. Voted 80 weeks of school,
10 in summer, 10 in the fall and II in
the winter, the two latter terms to
have two teachers each. The meet
ing was well attended.
An Ancient Book.
Asahel Fuller brought into this off
ice the other day book III years
old-a regular old settler. 1t is in
good condition for so old body and
can doubtless, by tender care and good
nursing, be tided over another HUI
dred years. The print is very good
but some of the spelling is little off
and the SIS mostly rs. 1t is entitled
"Homilies, "Set out by the authori-
ty of the late Queen Elizabeth, and to
be Readi in every Parifh Church agree
ably" London, 1713.
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EAST DORSET.

1t is bright and shining nowadays,
the snow is almost entirely gone in
our valley, the wheeling is good, sap
runs night and day and sugar makers
have to hustle. The farmers winter
vacation is ended. He must now get
right into the harness and pull for all
he is worth till next Thanksgiving,
Unless he do this how will the gen.
teel and soft handed promoters of
catch penny picnics and grab bag per-
formances live next winter? What
will the non producers and the setter
breeds chew ? The OK was foreor-
dained to support the fox and he
shouldn't try to turn his yoke.
OF late we have had considerable
sickness, but little that is dangerous.
Alonzo Brophy who has been in fee
BILE health for some time and Jerry
McDaniels, whose cancer is troubling
him again, are the worst off. Miss
Carrie Ames is poorly and is being
treated at hospital in Burlington.
Several have had lagrippe, lightly.
Henry Buffum caught the measles
somewhere in his wanderings and has
given them to sister Florence, brother
Lewis and his aged mother and sever
al underground and the prospect of a
measley mess is first rate.
Miss Kate Landon is back from
Tennessee. She was there in the late
pouring rains and floods and it made
her sssea sick" 1t is said the family
will join Mr.. Landon there in May.
The Rutland Daily Herald failed
to put in an appearance on Thursday
and Saturday of last week either in
bundle OF mail. Explanation would
seem to be in order.
The late large auction of Hon. w.
H. Bebee came off as advertised,
prices paid being about as elsewhere
this year, but not tending to show
much profit in farming.
Charles Edgerton while butchering
last fall received an injury in one
knee from which he has not yet fully
recovered. About the same time his
wife left him and has not returned.
He is better now and puts it in print
that she has left his "bed and board
etc. and it is said he will apply to the
court to unite the eighteen year old
knot. To make and maintain barbed
wire fences around our domiciles anC
put combination locks on the gates
would be inconvenient. To keeI
horses saddled and bridled night ant
day and lassoes coiled in the saddles
with which to lasso our fugitive better
halves would be expensive. To keel
gatling guns loaded with course sal
to pickle the understanding and gush
ing young bucks that are sowing thei
sswild oats" where we don't want then
to would require eternal vigilance
The best way would seem to be
Charles, when we don't get the RICH
girl, girls that will abide, "to try
try again" Grass widows and wild
ows that haven't been to grass ar
abundant and some of the best girl
on the globe are near the waters edg
on both banks of their dread Rubi
con.
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WEST WARDSBORO.
Summer is coming.

Summer is coming.
Our stage went on wheels Monday.
Miss Abbie Chase who has been
confined at home all winter by i'll
health was at church Sunday.
At the reorganization of the Y. p.
S. G. f. the following officers were
chosen: Pres, +. B. Earle Vice
Pres, Miss Viola Morse; Sec. and
Treas, Miss Ella Payne; Lookout
Com, Ella and Grace Payne, E. j.
Morse; prayer meeting committee, G.
NJ. Ryder, E. A. Chase, P. A.
Perry social Com, Mrs. E. B.
Earle, Misses Grace Payne and Amy
Perry music Com, Mrs. a. Waite !;
Flower Com, Mrs. +. P. Davidson,
Ray Lyman and Amy Perry; Sun
day School Com, f. j. Morse.
Chas. Torrey and his sister, Miss
Lottie, of Jamaica, L. F. Putnam of
Vernon and Mabel and Willie Jones
of Stratton visited at Henry Payne's
the 10Th.
The long expected chairs have ar
rived at the vestry, proving quite a
handsome addition to the room, and
more beautiful still the new light, for
(which the Willing Workers have
planned, came and was placed in po-
sition by Rev. f. B. Earle and C.
NJ. Ryder the day before Easter, and
was enjoyed by a goodly congregation
at the evening concert, at which the
children of the Sunday School did
themselves credit by their pleasant
Rotations and readings.
More than a passing mention should
be made of the Easter sermon, it be-
ing clear statement of facts and
their application to our needs. Sub
ject: "The Open Grave of Jesus"
ssOnly short time before the center
of maddened crowd clamoring for
his death, then his body begged and
buried in garden. This fact being
significant as one of Gods providen-
4
ces. The first man being placed in
Il garden. Man fell and the curse
was pronounced in a garden. Christ
suffered untold agony in a garden,
and now comes the rumbling of the
earthquake that broke the tomb when
Christ arose, thus conquering death.
All have had some loved one laid in
the grave and believe they are there.
Then believe also that Christ arose,
that all shall arise and that we shall
see and know them; and although we
are weak and helpless here and our
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-04-02
RAWSONVILLE.

Henry Russell former resident of
this place while twork in the woods.
received in some way, a wound on top
of his head which proved fatal, he
however had strength enough to go to
his home but was unable to explain
how the accident happened. His
friends found upon going to the woods
that he had cut tree that had lodged
against another.
He leaves a wife and family to
mourn his loss. Mrs. Russell is a
sister of Mrs. Orris Hall.
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NEWFANE.

Clifton Pratt goes to Putney April
1st. He has position as clerk in the
store of A. M. Corse.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Stiles who
have been visiting friends in Boston
returned Wednesday night.
+. F. Brooks and Geo. S. Dow
ley of Brattleboro were in town Sun
day. They came on special train.
Mrs. S. N. Willis died Monday
morning of cancer from which she has
suffered several months.
Geo. Underwood has lost valua-
BILE COW.
1t is reported that Watson S..
French has bought the Hildrith house
and will move there soon with his
three children. He has engaged his
aunt for housekeeper.
Mrs. Tuttle and daughter, Henry
Wellman and Geo. Sherwin are on
the sick list.
Abbott Edwards has decided to
build store this spring.
Mrs. Sophia Holland died Friday
afternoon after an illness of only
eight days. She was in her goth
year.
A shed is going to be built at the
county house this spring
Mrs. n. M. Batchelder who was
taken critically i'll last Sept. is able
to be out of doors.
Mrs. Z. r. Blodgett and daughter
of Brattleboro were in town ovel
Sunday.
Will Harris will move into the Da
wilson house this spring.
Tom Patch has bought a horse Of
Fred Underwood at Putney.
Alfred Underwood has taken Geo
Johnson's sugar place.
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WESTON.

Oscar Longe has bought the F. A..
Shattuck place in the village and takes
possession April LIST, consideration
$1,000.
c. d. Drury has closed his labors
with the horse car Co. of Boston and
is taking a vacstion.
I. II. Richardson has bought the
livery business at Chester Depot, and
will move there soon.
George Austin has gone to Mont
pelier to attend school, this will make
his seventh term.
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WARDSBORO.

Mrs. Betsey Collister, mother of
Mrs. M. j. Gleason, an elderly lady
of nearly SO years, while walking out
in front of the house Sabbath morn
ing stepped on the ice and slipped
breaking the left leg just below the
hip. 1t was set by DR.. c. w. Ray
of Jamaica assisted by DR.. Bliss.
At this writing she is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
Fred White mad the end of two
fingers on the right hand cut of by a
saw while working at Holden's mill
a few days since. A.