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West Corlnth.

west COflnCn.
s. A. True is now stopping at home for
few days.
s. Spear from Plymouth, N. H., made hi
friends in this town visit last week, ant
on Monday started for Minneapolis, MINI.
to attend the International convention of Y
z. 5. G. E., as a delegate from Plymouth
N. H.
Abbie Williams came home from Wash
ingt0n last Friday night and was taken sicl
and unable to return to her school Monday
c. G. Newman is now driving the stage
for John Hartwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Williams celebrated
the 4th of July by attending the golden
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Burnham
in Chelsea.
Nathan Hanson of Plymouth made his
brother short visit last week. t414.
Archie Thurston of Lowell, Mass. ar.
rived in town Tuesday night to spend his
summer vacation at Gilman Virgins.
E. r. Darling of New York arrived here
last Tuesday with several of his city board
erS.
Several of our farmers commenced hay
ing the first of the week, but as the wealth
er has been better for grass tn grow than to
make hay but little has been done yet.
Ed Bugbee is to cut the hay on the G. A..
DensmOre farm this year.
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Piermont.

Mrs. Robbins and children of SOmervllle,
Mass, are visiting at her fathers, A. ID.
Ford.
Mrs. Pierce and her mother of Orfordville
are spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. A. G. HOdsd0n.
Mrs. IL. Craven of North DanvllIc, Vt,
Is stopping a few days In town. She will
go to GilmantOn to spend the summer with
her daughter. Mrs. Craven Is the youngest
daughter OF the late Rev. James HObert Of
Berlin, VT, also sister of Mrs. Dr. Ira
Evans, a former resident of this town.
Mrs. Wells of Nashua and Mrs. Clark of
kumney are spending the summer at j. X.
Hosford's.
j. H. BickfOrd of West Lebanon and F.
Il. BickfOrd OF Bradford were in town
Tuesday.
Asa Ames is home from Fitchburg to
spend the summer.
Eva Metcalf has returned home after
visit of five months with relatives in Illl-
nOis
F.S. Stevens has moved into the house
vacated by Albert SimOnds. ts
D. G. Cutting has gone to the mountains
to spend the summer.
Addie Palmer returned home this week
to spend the summer.
The village school closed Friday. Harry
Deal and Jay Chandler are on the roll Of
perfect attendance. The teacher was the
recipient of nice present from her sch0l-
airs, for which they have her many thanks.
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V0rshire.

Elder E. Z. Aubrey and wife have return
ed from their vacation.
Fourth of July was very quiet here and
but few went to other places to celebrate
Rain fell through most of the day.
Services at the Advent church were re.
sumel last Sabbath, Elder Oscar Beckwith
preaching.
Shoot In district No. 8 taught by Miss
Grace Crses, closed June 9th. Not one
scholar was absent during the term of eight
weeks, and nUt ont received tardy Or dis
missal mark.
!, d. r. Fuller has had a new roofing put on
his house.
Schools generally finished the last week
in June.
George ". Norris was formerly teacher
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pearl have been stopping
in town.
Why not have .sc,ty week. for country
children a. well as "cOuntry week" for
the,pOOr children Ut the city?
Mrs. Taylor, mother of Smith Taylor,
who lives on the Vershire road In Chelsea,
will be e!ghty-nine years old In September
next. She recently walked from Smith
Washington, crossing ten fences each way
and making some seven miles travel across
lots, and did not stop more than thirty min
utes where she made her call.
Mr.. Flanders has built new barn this
summer.
School in district No. closed Friday,
June u. Those having 10 marks for the
prescribed time were, Nina Fuller, Mamie
WOrthen, Linnie WOrthen, Fred Darling,
Lucy Church had only one tardy mark.
Rosie Blanchard and Eddie Pearl were alb
sent One-half day each.
MATTE NJ. CLOUGH, Teacher.
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West Ealrlaa.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pitkin and little SON
were home from Barre the Fourth, also
George Hutchins and his two boys.
Annie Reed and Clara Mclean of Man
chester, aud Bonnie Reed of Chelsea, Mass,
are visiting at j.. c. Smiths.
l.. D. NOurse wife and son of Nashua,
are visiting at William Berry's.
Nellie Burr, who has been quite sick for
sometime, is somewhat improved.
Mrs M. NJ. w oodbury has been spending
week at Newport and Nashua.
Clarence Quimby of Chelsea. Mass, is
visiting his aunt Mrs. l.. A. George.
Willie Eva and sister Zinia, have return
ed to Montague City.
Mrs. Elmer Hutchins of Somersville is
at Mrs. Scion Hutchins'.
Mrs. Nora Dearborn of Manchester, is
visiting her brother Ed Deatborn.
Eastman Brothers recently sold Mrs.
George Kimball and George Cook of Post
Mills each a carriage. making eighteen
sold this season,
Jennie Eustice is visiting Alice Farnham.
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MONTPELIER.

4fUra 7 SaKe f1Um orange is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. o. L. Watson. for few days.
The foundation for the addition to the
Opera House is completed and the brick
walls are rising rapidly. When completed
1t will be the largest Opera House in the
state.
The foundation for the Catholic church is
being pushed rapidly and will soon be ready
to commence on the walls.
Notwithstanding the unpropitlous wealth
er there was large crowd OF people con-
gregated here on the Fourth. 1t was esti-
mated that 5000 people were on the streets.
out except the bicycle races, the streets be-
ing so muddy they had to be omitted. One
feature of the celebration not on the pro-
gramme was successfully performed it was
4 great surprise to those interested The
raiding Of the saloons on Friday evening
and Saturday was the most successful raid
ever had at the capital. The prOprietOrs
beer, and were prepared to quench the
thirst of the crowd. Sheriff HOwes with a
large corps Of deputies, assisted by several
citizens, made simultaneous visitor many
rum shops and succeeded in capturing a
large quantity of liquor of all kinds, and
lager beer by the barrels. There was a
large amount seized at the Wells River De-
POo WuiCH SOIuc CldlHl was ulcSdl anu tlV
OfncerS are threatened with prosecution.
The premises of Hon. Joseph Poland and
Mr.. Fisher, two worthy citizens, were visit
ed late Friday evening and again early
Saturday morning by lot Of hOOdlums
who damaged their houses by firing giant
1re crackers breaking windows and and do
ing other damage and some of the crowd
were recognized and may be brought to
Justice. The cause of their spite against
Messrs. Poland and Fisher was, they sup
posed them to be the cOmplainants and
foremost in the prosecution of the raid.
We understand 1t was the temperance
women OF Montpelier that are deserving OF
the praise and we say God bless them; give
us more such women. There was one good
result as a drunken man was a rarely Sat
urday while Friday, there were more drunk
en- persons seen than for many years before
In any one day. 1t is claimed that there
was nearly 1000 worth of liquors and beer
seized, one man claiming about $500 worth.
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West Fairlee Centre.

w. j. Whitcrmb has got a job of pealing
bark for I. II. Chubb, Post Mills.
j. P. SOuthwOrtn, ). G. SOuthworth and
w. l.. Godfrey have forwarded the neceSs.
airy papers to the Internal Revenue Office
in order to secure the sugar bounty.
School in district No 9cn the 26th inst.
Number of scholars s, average 43-lOO
Wilson, Arthur Brown. lille Brown not
tardy Ezra Tucker, Will Brown, Arthur
Brown, tardy once, Eta Brow eyed four
came the last six weeks Of school and had
no absent or tardy marks.
Mrs. w. b. kiMBAI.I., Teacher. /.
Miss Julia b. May late OF Minneapolis,
Mimi, sister If Mrs. W. B. kimball OF this
place. sailed for Europe on the 10th.
Mis-. George Burr and family of Boston,
accompanied by her mother are the guests
of Mrs. A. Ii. SOuthwOrth. s..
Mr. and Mrs. Pike OF HaverhilI, N. H.,
and Mrs. H. F. Titus of Montana, visited
Mrs. w. b. Kimball on Monday.
Mr.. L. G. Southworth and brother Harry
have sheared 1900 sheep the present sch
son. n3ov
s. q. Southworth spent the Sabbath with
his brother in Newbury. 5r,e
Born on the 9th, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. SOuthwOrth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Bond of Thetf0rd,
spent last Sabbath in town.
Mrs. Mary Wadlelgh Of Lyme, N. H. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. M. Child.
School in district No. closed on the 18th.
Names of scholars having no absent or tar
DIV marks MAY Warren, Nellie Jenkins,
May Morse, Flossie Hatch, Freddie Cook.
George MOrey, Dana Morey, Freeman
Hatch. Chauncy Hatch. Those having no
absent or marks Lena Chesley, George Ii
tus. Dan Titus, Eddie Titus. Effie Hubbard
absent One-half day, Erma Perry one day.
Number of scholars 81. average attendance
per day 20 Is
Miss j. M. SoUTHwORTH, Teacher.
A. ii. SOuthworth went to Barre on Mon
day.
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Wells River.

II. W. Adams and wife spent the 4th Al
LtttletOn with their daughter, Mrs. 0. G
Hatch, returning on Monday.
Miss Alice Brock returned from MelrOse
Mass, last Friday.
Fri George. a former workman in Multi
ken & Davis tin shop, is, with his wife, uI
from Plymouth, stopping with his brother
John. f.a
Mrs. Harry Leslie and daughter Marion
OF Melrose, Mass, are stopping at Mrs
Mary Leslies.
Hon. G. B. Leslie, his daughter Lizzie
and sister Lucia, started for Dakota on
Tuesday, going by the way Of Minneapolis
where they will stop few days.
Kim Marshall is sick with pneumonia.
On account of the cold damp weather the
lawn party which was to be held Wednes
day evening was changed to sociable Civ
en- In the ladies' parlOrs instead ice cream
and cake being served. @
Mrs. Stevenson of st. Paul Mimi, is Wis
iting at Kim. Marshalrs.
Nat Hutchins of WoOlsville has moved
into the Badger h use.
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Union Village.

Mrs. Walker from Burlington, with hel
daughter, Mrs. Whitcomb from Underhil!
are spending the summer at her village resi-
dence.
Misses Virginia and Edith Forrest are
spending their vacation with their parents
Mrs. j. X. Blaisdell has returned from
Washington where she has been making a
brief visit with her mother, Mrs. Hunting,
ton.
Mrs. Frank II. Griffin and Forrest Bar
Der of Boston, will spend the summer
months at q. G. Clark's.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Appleton Tilden next Wednesday
afternoon.
The 4th of July was observed by burning
dilapidated old house across the river OPP
pOsite the store owned by G. Benton.
Prof. Sargent is spending his vacation at
home also Will Gordon from Boston.
July 4th G. G.. Clark had ripe tomatoes,
green peas and new potatoes from his gard
en-.
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ThetfOrd.

Miss Emma Newcomb and her mother,
Mrs. E. E. NewcOmb, started Tuesday for
Preston, Minnesota.
Nellie Farnsworth from the west, has
Joined two sisters at the Hill.
Judge Lyman Walker of Peru, Indiana.
is visiting relatives in town. He was here
two years ago.
Mrs. Mary Kinney and daughter Gertie,
who have been spending the winter at
Northampton, Mass, have returned home.
Leslie Vaughn has lost his horse.
A quiet Fourth with plenty of moisture.
Mrs Belle Watson and two daughters
from Lowell, Mass, are visiting at her
fathers Allen McrrilPs.
Miss Belle Parmalee from New York il
spending her vacation at her gran,lfath. RS.
Dea. Farr's. nf+
School in district No. 3 closed one week
ago last Saturday The following scholars
were present every day, Lennie Emerson,
Helen Emerson. Lee Stevens, Willie Bacon,
Frank Bacon, Edwin Bacon, lena Bacon.
Blanche and Mabel Stevens were absent one
day each. Ten scholars were registered
and the average attendance per day 9 "a.
ABBIE s. DOwNER. Teacher.
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Warren.

Mrs. d. Q, Clement returned last week
from Tip Top House where she has been to
see that the house is put in order for sum-
mer travel and it is now open to visitors ana
tourists.
Breezy Point has quite number of board
ers. -.
Emma Stets0n returned last week after
six months absence in Terre Hante, Ind
The Fourth passed off as usual rather
quiet through the day, only now and tnen
a fire cracker, and a strawberry festival az
the Town nall in the evening, the singing
was assisted by Miss A. Il. Leonard OF New
England Conservatory, Boston. AS Miss
Leonard is excelled by none and equa!ed
by few, it was great help to the entertain
ment and the singing will be long remeni-
bered by all present and hope sometime we
may have the opportunity to listen to her
voice again.
w. P. Goodrich, treasurer of the Warren
zinc mine, has returned with his bride and
will board with Rev. L. W.. Prescott, ne
has the kind wishes of many friends.
About fifty attended the celebration at
the Weirs and report a wet time as 1t rain
ed most of the time. ~
Rev. w. A. Mayo spent Sunday in Bos-
ton.
; Mrs. }. NJ. Bixby is spending a few weeks
at York beach.
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Post Mills.

Mr.; Blake OF West FaIrlee has moved
INTO the Maltby house.
MIS- s,1:. T. Howe has gone to Massachusetts,
home the 4th. $3.50" ''''" WOW
Jonn slack has moved Into the mill house
ana VIII work for Zenas knight.
H. u. Sim0ns spent the 4th at Bradford.
>, Arrivals this week. Anna L. and Mary
=. wilcox, Westboro, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. .. Gilman and son Charlie, E. NJ. Gil
man anu Mr.. Lewis, Montague city, Frank
u Johnson. Lowell; David Turner, AthOl:
y. =. Sayille and wife, Nashua, N. H., VIM,
Lang ana wife, Manchester, N. H., Mrs.
b bT0Wn, daughter and granddaughter,
W: Fulton, wife and son, Harley, were
Huests OF M. and Mrs. George w. knight
Inc ;mc. asn' rhey spent the winter In WASH
proht, still they consider old Vermont sec
Ond 70 none Tor place to spend the sum-
Inc rOurth was gala day to the young
people VI Post Mills, and also to those who
are not quite so young. The youthful en-
tnusiasts opened the day, hours In advance
OF tne standard time, by the use Of bells
ana powder, thus stirring the drOwsy senses
u S It Wnonl our young friends consider
20 rCs G@lte Up 70 the proper standard Of
during the day. and in the evening grand
torchlight procession, led by band OF mu-
sic, ended the days festivities. The line of
march was formed on Main street, in the
square opposite G. A. Adams dry goods
store, then moved down Elm street to the
southern limit Of the village, and counter
marched through Main, Plain and South
Lake streets. again conference.-the and
returning to the place of starting Great
enthusiasm was manifested along the route,
the crowded sidewalks, Illuminated resi-
dences and ringing bells all testified to the
TACT that the "spirit Of '78'' still lives in the
hearts of to-day.
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COr,nth.

School in district No. Is, Hattie E. Par
ker teacher, closed last Friday. Scholars
were very prompt in attendance not ONT
tardy mark being received through thu
term. The five follow ing scholars had NJ
absence marks, Agnes L. Wilson, Earle E
Wilson, Mary c.. Heath, Maude b. Heath
Ruby A. Heath.
Cookvile Academy and graded schoo
closes the present term this week.
A few have commenced haying. The
grass is very green and growing finely.
The prospect is that the crop will exceed
that OF last year but 1t will be two weeks
later.
James Doe is feeble, his age, which is
him. 'a,5 I1I- - '"---
Rev: ~ A. Wright has returned and will
probably remain at the Meadow for the
time engaged.
Frank I. Knight has engaged at the Pro
fle House N. H., for a few weeks.
Geo. Tucker is able to be i'm the black
smith shop again.
The grst mill which has been idle for
several months is now grinding again.
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East Orange,

The Methodist Quarterly Meeting wa.
held last Sunday, Rev. Sherburn. of Barre
preached and Officiated at Communion Ser
vices.
M. X. Hamilton and wife spent the 4th IL
Marshfield with Mrs. HIS brother.
w. N. Jewell and family of Chelsea
Mass, and Capt. j. B. Brooks and family Of
Syracuse, N. T., have come to VIM. Jew
ellis place to spend few weeks at their ole
home.
School closed last week, successfully
taught by Katie Davis.
Mrs. Hathaway of Massachusetts recent
ly visited her sister, Mrs. Levi Grant.
Mrs. G. A. Currier and son were in town
the 4th making calls.
Nellie Hutchinson, who recently return
ed home from teaching in. Corinth, has
gone to Bradford to spend few weeks In
the family of Mr.. Butler.
Several attended the fireworks at Wash
ington the 4th, and called them quite good
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PEABODY WEBSTER LApD.

Judge Ladd was the son of Joseph Ladd
born in Haverhill, N. H., August 18th, 1905
lie came to Newbury when about II years
old and began his life work as a blacksmith
afterwards establishing himself in the stove
and tin ware business, which he continued
until advanced age necessitated his ret re-
ment from active work. He became a
member of the Congregational church the
first Sunday in May 1928. In the same year
he organized the first Sabbath school in
the old school house which stood near the
residence eff the late Abner Bailey or be-
tween the present residence Of Alex Greer
and G. NJ. TKimball. The Sabbath school
afterwards alternating between the school
house andtthe old court house. He was
chOrister in the old church for fifteen years,
always taking an active part in the affairs
of the church and town. In 1928 he built
and moved into the house where he has al
ways lived and where he peacefully passed
TO his rest Tuesday, June Both. His dOmes-
tic life was a happy one. August 3Oth.
1897. he married Elizabeth Lowell, daugh-
ter of John, granddaughter Of Col.
Thomas johnson, one OF ne ne. FOUNDERS s OF
lived together in the full enjoyment of all
that the word home can express. They be-
came the parents of five children, all OF
whom lived to mature years. Mrs. Laid
died May 9Th, 1880, since which time the
many wants and cares of his declining
years nave Dccu klIuly oHO
istered to by his daughter, Mrs. E. L..
Childs. His last sickness was of short du-
ration and his death the natural result Of
his advanced age. Judge Ladd was a man
of character always firmly. adhering to
wnat his convictions taught him to be truth
In his death Newbury has parted with one
of its oldest and most respected citizens
His funeral service was held at his late
home on the I'd inst, Rev. Cornelius L.
living, D. D.. rector of the Calvary EPls-
copal church of Brooklyn, N. r.. official
ing. DIR. living being a family friend, his
father, the late Dr. living, having been
taken into the home of Judge Ladd in his
boyhood days, which circumstance the Of u
ficiating clergyman tOuchingly alluded 70
in his remarks. The familiar figure OF
Judge Ladd will be missed on our streets,
having for several years enjoyed his car
riage drives through all this section OF our
town. A mile post gone, connecting INK
broken, an old disciple gathered to his
Fathers.
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East Corinth.

A. D. Emerson who has been at work al
Laconta, N. H., Is at home for few days.
Walter Hatch of Danyille, was in town
over Sunday, returning Tuesday with Rev.
a three weeks vacation there.
l.. f. Risley OF PiermOnt, N. H. was in
town Tuesday.
Prot. Batchelder gave an entertainment
In school house hall to very small audi
ence. !.
Mabel Prescott, who has been at work
for the past few months at st. JOhnsbury,
has returned.
George y. Coon of Hanover, N. H.. was
In town Monday.
w. j. and G. F. Butterfield formerly OF
Dover, N. H., are in town for few days.
G. w. Jewell, wife and son spent the
Fourth with friends in Orange.
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OrfOrdVille.

Most of the farmers have commenced
haying, though the weather is very unfav-
Orable
The Fourth was passed very quietly, on
~ when certain young men (ff you can call
them such) went through the streets with
load. Fireworks in the evening delighted
the children. Several went to Morey Lake,
but found it quite wet.
Misses Dodge and Garfield have returned
to their homes after ten weeks successful
work in the schools. M
Mrs. Woodbury. is spending few days
with Mrs. Fannie Blood.
People ought to turn out to church now
and enjoy clean church.
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Fairloo.

Mrs Page and daughter are stopping
with Mrs. MOultOn Rugg.
E. P. Libbey and wife of Randolph are
visiting her brother, A. w. Paine.
A. Wyette and wife Of LittletOn were in
town last week visiting his sisters, Mrs
Switzer and Della Wyette.
John Brannan, Jr., is at home. About
two weeks ago he went to Barre to deliver
the commencement Grafton.
F. A. Porter returned to Orange Monday.
Abbott 4 Co., have just placed a $3.50
soda fountain in the new drug store.
Ellen Piper of Lowell is visiting friends
in town.
Gen. Gilmore is in Bennington this week.
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orth Thetford.

The silence Of the 4th was only broken
ny Young Howe. who c0njured up SOME
strains good as the bag-pipe.
Father llowe's house has been in state
Of chaos u whole month. Light is break
ing In at last, and two sisters are coming
from Kansas Daughter Mary Yields the
sceptre at the home and very gently over
her infilm parents. Kinney # West Fair
lee has done the work, the same man who
renovated the church at the Centre, mas
terIy and rapid worker.
Grass all cut in the cemetery, Jaquith en-
gineer, Chamberlin and Aunt Isaac bend
ing down to the work.
Miss Benjamin from Connecticut is here
and Mrs. Babcock SAift Of Wellesley, near
er by.
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Corinth Corners.

Joy came to the home and hearts of Mr..
and Mrs. George P. Ryder, daughter was
born to them June Is.
John Ward was badly hurt last Sunday
by being thrown from his wagon.
George Rollins and a gentleman friend
are visiting at his brothers.
Mr.. Carter from Lowell. Mass. was In
town last week buying wool, paying ~
cents.
G. P. Ryder and Mrs. John Scribner at
tended the holiness camp meeting at North
field, June % and 49,
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How's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured
by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, =.
We, the undersigned. have known Ed.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and be-
lleve him perfectly honorable in all busl-
ness transactions, and financially. able to
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
WEST & TRuAx, Wholesale druggists, To
ledO, U.
WALDINa. KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halps Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
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South Corlnth.

School in district No. 2 closed on Friday.
June 18th, Nellie Hutchinson teacher. The
term has been a success and reflects honor
upon the teacher and credit to the scholars.
The attendance was very good. This has
been one Of the best terms of school ever
taught in No. 2, and the district would do
well to secure the services of Miss Hutcin-
son for the fall term.
Gun powder is bad thing for small boys
to celebrate the Fourth of July with. One
boy got badly hurt.
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OlCott.

The Fourth was generally observed by
our people at Billings Park.
There are eight houses in the process OF
construction here.
G. s. Hillard and wife were made glad
the 4th by the advent of nine and one-half
pound boy.
There will be game of baseball at Hart
ford Saturday between the Olcott and Hart
ford clubs.