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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
For the Texas Queen.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. 14.-IncOsed
Texas queen, Willie Devall. Thanks,
Judge Sheppard and Pittsburg friends. We
fully appreciate your kindness. What is
the matter with her Paris friends, and
Mount Pleasant Wake up! We need
help. Help the orphan OF our great East
Texas, and remember that her father was
as gallant rs any of the old Washington ar
tillery who fought four years on every field,
SULPHUR SPRINGS BOYS.
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One of Grandpap johnson 5 be
80 for Willie.

HENRIETTA, Aug. IA, 1S91.-Inclosed find
SO votes for the little orphan, Willie Devall,
who is fighting the great battle of life for
herself and little sister. We hope that fate
will not deny this little one the successes
for which she is so courageously and indus
trously struggling in her tender years.
Brave men and fair women, let US help her.
L.. c. BARRETT AND WIFE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

WAsKoM, HARRISON COUNTY, Aug. IL
Miss Carrie Dickson is receiving the pOpu-
lar vote. Her father went from Texas and
fought gallant fight for the South. She
is the one upon whom we should center,
because she Is Just seventeen and in school
a. present. This IS the only opportunity
she viii probably ever have to obtain an ed
ucatiou. ! send you 1900 votes for EctorS',
Granburys, Hoods and Ross Brigade asso-
citation. God bless the firemen.
j. ID. RUDD,
Nice-P President.
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GREENvILLE, Aug. H.-Please find in
closed check on Fort Worth for S30 Place
1900 votes to the little orphans credit Sui
phur Springs, don't forget that we are in
the race to stay. Come again. We are for
Miss Willie first, last and all the time
Would like TO give the names Of her friends
in Greenville but haven't the space. You
will hear from Greenville tomorrow again
JOIN T. CATE
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As for Mary.

GRAPEVINE, Aug. E14.-Inclosed find 45
votes for Miss Mary L. johnson. We are
not personally acquainted with any of the
young ladies in the race, but from what we
have been able to learn of Miss johnson she
is deserving young lady, and will, if ap-
pointed. do honor to Texas and THE GA
zETTE at Hardin college. Respectfully.
Mrs. ]. S. BROWN
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FORT Worm. Aug. l4.-For the .little
Coufed. who has Il heart of gold ana the
disposition OF an angel; VINO has heretofore
worked for the state. cit" and the cityS
pride-;hc FcuciOles. and who would now
devote -four Years To the cultivation of the
mind which has already given evidence Of
superiority, perseverance and beauty, these
- votes are iGc.oscd. Saliic Wcitman and
victory, MlDGET fENCIBLE.
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The Ship Landed.

EAsTLASD, Aug. l4.-Our ship landed at
last, and loaded down with 107 votes for
Miss Willie Devall, the plucky orphan of
Sulphur Springs. We know she is most
deserving. Send in your votes, boys, for
this little orphan girl. You will never re-
greet it. viii send more tomorrow
W. T. Hill,
NJ. NJ. ANGEL,
JOHN NJ. TIDwELL.
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that VIII Dickson stood first in bravery, in
judgment, in daring. Kind and gentle, he
was justly the favorite of the battalion.
Lieut.. viii Dickson is no more. His daugh-
ter needs our help. AIaXey's brigade, help
her as we helped you-Ector's brigade,
Ross brigade. Hoods. Granburys and all. |
say VIII Dickson was a Texas soldier Do
your duty. j. NJ. HURT.
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What's in a Name?

Iowa PARK, Aug. Is, 1891.
whats in a name: That which we call rose
BY any other name would smell as sweet"
True But by the very name Maydele,
Whose beauty DER me cast spell,
Entranced. could resist no more
Regarding any other as bore.
So may these votes contribute TO he fame,
And witness TO all men what's in name.
Ten votes for Miss Drake. GRAIN BUYER.
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Bows, Stick to Our ..standard Bearer.r

CoMANCHE, Aug. 49, Miss Sallie Welt
man was the first to unfurl the soldier
boys" banner to the breeze, and she is
justly entitled to the votes of all true
soldiers, regardless of our present occupa-
ton or profession. Rally, boys. Come TO
the front in our last charge and we will
capture the prize for our soldier" orphan
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What's the Matter With Youe

OMAHA, Ten, Aug. 14.-Railroad men,
what is the matter with youl Have you
lost your grip We must and Will put our
candidate through on time. Roll up the
votes, for that is what counts. We are a lit
tie behind but will bring our girl through
O. X. Vote long and loud. We will come
again.
STUDENTS OF HURD's TELEGRAPH SCHOOL.
Enclosed 10 votes for Miss Maydelle
Drake
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HercIComc. 30 for Carrie.

Nay her future lie glide down the river o
time.
Like a houtau rooster on q pumpkin vine.
Yours very healthy. TENNESSEE Man.
"Where Is little Tommie Pants"
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FL for the Little Queen.

CISCO, Aug. IA.
The optimists sees but the roses of life,
The thornS meet the peSsimistS view.
But the sensible man with an eye TO the facts
Notes and knows how to handle the two
And also knows who to vote for, so credit
our little queens account with the inclosed
81 coupons. L. Z. BOYS.
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SAVOY, Aug. 13.-Inclosed please find 80
votes for Miss Carrie Dickson, the popular
candidate, who is sure 10 go TO Hardin
with first hOnors as the most popular and
deserving girl of Texas Come on, boys,
on the homestretch. and We viii be sure to
win. L. r. &.
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800 for Carrie.

PARIS, Aug live send you to-day 800
votes for Miss Carrie Dickson. Many Of
The old soldiers who served in the war with
her father live in our vicinity. Maxey's
brigade viii remember him well. They are
all anxious TO help the daughter of the
Confcderacy, the firemens candidate and
adopted daughter of the stale tiremenS
association. PARIS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Listen, boys, we are coming.
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4 For Maydelle.

THURBER, Aug, IA, 1891.
Boys, boys, o. railroad boys,
Why utter plaintive cries:
just sail in. help Maydelle win
The greatest. graLdeSt prize.
She is q loving. worthy girl,
AS any we could find.
SO take of brakes, rush in the votes,
For the girl 50 true and kind.
Others say their girl shall win,
And in rapturOuS pleasure dance.
Never mind. just sail right in
Like Little Tommie Pants
W. Il. MITCHELL.
''our votes for Maydelle Drake.
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1928 from China for Miss Dickson.

FORr WORTH. Aug. live inclose S26. 30
for which amount please give Miss Carrie
Dickson credit for 1875 votes, with our
sincere thanks and appreciation for the
kindness extended to US BY the ladies of
For; Worth
CHINESE 5. 5. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
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Eor Miss SalIie Mailman.

LADoNIA, Aug. 15.-I am little boy ten
years old. / send % votes for the Confed-
crate girl. My pa was soldier too, and
want 10 help. Hope she will win. You
viii hear from US again.
BooTHE MERRILL.
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Aug. 12-Had we
a. heard of this sooner. it would have been
easy 70 have won first; rs ii IS. we come in
on the home stretch for one of the Others
Here are 20 votes for Miss Butts
7. NJ. FETTERMAN,
With ". 5. AIerrell Co.
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MCKINNEY. fire department
casts 1000 votes for the fremen's favorite,
Carrie Dickson, daughter of gallant Will
lam Dickson.
Abilene, pick your flint, go fishing and
come again. Boys, answer the call.
II. G. HERSDoS, Pres't.
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50 for Carrie.

CLEBURNE, Aug. l4.-Inclosed please find
fifty votes for my favorite, Miss Dickson.
Mr. Editor, tell Miss Carrie am boy now,
but some day will be a great man like Mr..
Pants. Yours anxiously,
JOE POINTEXTER.
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II for Carrie.
BELToN, Aug. 10, 1891

BELToN. Aug. Is, 1891.
CALL TO THE RAILROADS.
We beg the Cotton Belt. the NJ X. s T,
The Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe,
To bring in coupons from far and near,
Enough to elect our Carrie dear.
Bring in coupons for the just and true
To help the orphan as we ought to do,
And bear in mind the time is near.
To send to college our Carrie dear.
Il votes for Miss Carrie Dickson. Bolton
is going solid for Miss Carrie.
BOOK AGENT
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Fort WoGrA, Aug. 14.-Find five votes
for Mis- Ella Lowry, the gem Of the West.
WHAT'S the matter with Comanche'
j. ". Ii.
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Press the Button.

Fourteen votes inclosed for Miss Carrie
Dickson. Come. brave fire boys. don't let
them catch up with US. You press the
button and the little folks will do the rest.
JAMES MORTIMER LYNCH.
OF Virginia.
Is Mr.. Jim Swayne ''Tommie Pants!''
August II.
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FORT WORTH, Aug. 14.-Inclosed please
find - votes TO be east for our candidate
Miss MaydeUe Drake. This is only re-
hinder that the Texas and Pacific will be
there when the last votes are cast.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC BOYS.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 10, lS9l.-Friend NJ:
! hand YOU 20 votes for the drummers' can
didate Miss Minnie Butts. y. STUBRs,
CeSident buyer for H. W. Williams * Co.
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'p'ucky little orphan girl, - the boys of the
Santa Fe local freight Office come to the
rescue with 1910 votes for Miss Willie De
val. whom we hope viii come through the
state contest with colors flying and the
laurel wreath Of victory resting on her
brow.
O., Z. & 5. f RY. OFFICE AND YARD MES.
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MAY f. G.. TEMPLETON.
A for "Comanche's Peerless Queer"

II IUF "CUHaHcHe FeerIess queen
CoMASCHE, Aug. l4.-Inclosed please find
A votes for Miss Ella Lowry, Comanche's
peerless queen. ] never had an oppOrtun-
ity of doing anything that gave me more
pleasure than sending these votes for Ella
She is indeed every way worthy Of any
honor the good people of Texas may confer
upon her. From her true friends,
Nix. AND MRs. O. NJ. SIMMONS,
MASTER CHARLEY BURROWS.
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II from A c. s., Cleburne.
IS from Ellen DeBerry. Arkansas HARM
II from Amelia H. Smith
from Josephine.
from A. II.
so from Cotton Belt Boys -
p from Robert B. Patton, Dallas. -
80 from Three Links, Comanche.
20 from Paul Paddleford, Cleburne.
10 from Crawford Witten.
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IL for Matte.
aoi =" aA''t.
EORT WORTH. TEN.. Aug.

Fort WORTH TEX. Aug. "a, 1891
bring for the dearest girl in the ring,
II she cdu not sing
She can make the piano ring.
For Matte Shaw from Bessie Field.
p. Snow don't you think l am talking
through my hat.
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Ours is not the mocking- bird.
And ours is no canary;
But when she sings music's heard
As sweet as the Virgin Mary.
Ours is not the Pearl o the West,
Nor any pearlat all:
But brightly shines among the rest.
The plucky Miss Deyall
She is not an angel bright,
Ana wears no wings at all:
But she is I girl built just right
To enter school this fall.
She envies not Tommie Pants,
Nor any pants at all;
But gladly halls this rare chance
To enter school this fall.
lam dot cattle king,
Nor any king at all:
But votes gladly bring
For worthy Miss DevalL
Albany, Aug. 10. POET.
appreciate the liberality of THE GAZETTE
in offering more and greater chances to the
noble girls aspiring to education and honor,
but l cannot express it in poetry. May
heavens benedictions rest on Hardin col
lege and The GAZETTE, and on all the girls
in the race. And may those who lose
realize that
TiS better 10 have loved and lost,
Than never to have loved at all
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For Miss Walker.

100 from t'The Boys" Tyler
II from ". II. Patrick, Clarendon.
10 from j. Erskin. Plainview.
II from j. G.. Davidson, Plainview.
% from X of P. Henrietta.
so from W. A. w, Hillsboro.
200 from Hill County Contest club.
20 from A. l.. Anderson and E. B. Walker
DeLeon.
4 from Roy Philips, Hillsboro.
10 from her friend, Genie, Hillsboro.
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The Il. f. Boys.
STENO.

Aug. 14-Herewith II votes for the
Queen of the railroad boys, Miss May
dele Drake. Keep it up, boys.
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TExARKANA. Aug. l3.-Iuclosed please
find votes - for Miss Carrie, with name
So much like mine. Now, Mr.. Editor. upon
receipt of these votes please acknowledge,
for they viii uclp to send Miss Carrie 10
Hardin college. y former neighb0r.
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81 for Willie.

HENRIETTA, Aug. 14.-You will find in
closed 81 coupons for the Sulphur Springs
orphan, Miss Willie Devall. Without
father or mother or even home, it seems
to me that her cause appeals to every
Christian heart of all denominations to help
Gf they only have Il mite TO offer win the
scholarship for her, as it would better pre-
pare her for the battle of life before her,
and enable her to educate the little brother
and sister who are dependent upon her. l
hope she will be victor.
Nav q
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AUSTIN, Aug. IL. 1S9l.-Inclosed here
with find 1900 votes for the Pearl of the
West, Miss Pearl Bailey of Colorado. Vote
hard, boys. a FRIEND TO THE WEST.
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WsNvEwooD. l. r. Aug l3-The drum
Mers are running TINS race on Il i've issue.
No politics in this. True merit should win.
Therefore, we vote for Miss Minnie Butts.
Twenty incIosed. CHAs. SHEEHEY.
With II. w. Williams X Co.
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COMMERCE, Aug. l4-Inclosed find 30
| coupons. Please cast them for Miss Sal
lie Weltman, the ex-COnfederate standard
bearer for The GAZETTE scholarship. May
she plant that standard high on the battle
ments of fame. From an old ex-Rebe
II
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san ANTONIO. Aug. ID send you in
closed 800 coupons for the mOcking-bir
Miss Della Walker of Hilsboro.
AN OLD FRIEND.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

Burnett's battalion, there are but few of
US left. We know the gallantry of our
men. We know that among the number
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From Little Johnnie Neci.

Cisco, Aug. l4.-Inclosed you will please
find coupons from little John Neel of the
Civ hotel, Cisco, Tex. He has collected
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SAVOY, Aug. 10.
To Miss Carrie Dickson.

Carrie, you're ahead to-day, see,
And thus l hope you'll remain:
This time / send votes only three
But you'll hear from me again,
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quite number before and sent them in his
fathers name He feels great interest in
Miss Minnie Butts election, and the votes
are for her Respectfully,
MRs T W. MEL.
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For Miss Lowry.

Is from F. c. W., Hamilton.
ID from Mrs. A. b. s., Stephenville.
"a from ]. E. W., Hamilton.
1000 from Friends at Hamilton
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For Miss King.

IS from Fort Worth.
IA from A Silver Tip of Weather (fi
I. NJ
10 from St Louis.
10 from Andre Anderson.
5 from Mrs. o. L. Thomas.
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"Hurrah for the Pearl of the West, of the
Great Colorado Country

COLORADO, Aug. 15.-Inclosed please find
check for $40, for which please vote in
favor of Miss Pearl Bailey, the bright jewel
of the great Colorado country. Trusting
she will succeed in getting first place for
Hardin college, l am yours respectfully,
G. H. LASKY,
Dealer in wholesale and retail groceries.
First-cl ass bakery in connection.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-29
WILLIAMSBURG.

Quite mild weather after several weeks
OF the opposite.-A large number OF our
townspeople attended HDixie' at Barre on
MONDAY evening and reported it good
tnlng.nJames Burnham is reported as do
ing welj.-Jeweier Rice has returned from
bralntree after ten days absence -An-
Grew Durham has returned from visit
with relatives in Randolph.-The butcher
smith has just filed his refrigerator with
Ice Tor meat purposes the ensuing season.
Please don't be hasty in tapping your SUI
gar places just because robins We're seen in
this and adjoining towns last week, which
was fact.-Windom Ditty, workman in
Lynde d Cheney's polishing shop had
finger considerably injured last Saturday
while moving large block of granite; the
injured hand is doing week.-Mrs.. G.. H.
HebaTd of Randolph called here the 26th
inst, en- route for Barre whittier she has
gone to visit and care for a sick sister,
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Rich OF the Riverside
House, were in town the first of the week
-Messrs. Lynde K Cheney will add two
new machines to their business, owing to
the recent increase in polishing granite
Luther Burnham accompanied by his aged
mother from Washington was the guest of
James Burnham, the 21st inst.-Thomas
Sheridan is soon to vacate the Webster ten
ement and return to his former home at
the south part of the town.-A young child
OF George Edwards in this place died quite
suddenly of pneumonia. the 21st inst, and
buried the following Fridays. s. Briggs
of Brockton, Mass, was in town lately
There will be an oyster supper at the NJ. e
church on Wednesday evening the 25th
inst.-Reynolds and Tilden's men were up
last week and soldered the roof OF the new
hotel. 1t is said that they found over one
hundred holes where water had run thro'
which accounts for so much OF the plaster
ing coming off.-Arthur Smith who has
been working in meat market in Mass,
is in town for a short stay.-Ernest Mich
OILS who has been working in Plainfield the
past season is at home.-Mrs. AFRO Mich
OILS has lost the sight of one eye and the |
other one is in bad condition.-Mr. and |
Mrs. I'll. ID. Abbott go to Springfield this |
week to make a short visit.
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I,orinfh.

Geo. fuller returned from Bradford las
Friday, having finished his work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willis have moved
in with Benz. Brown and report says Mr.
Brown will deed his property to him for
his support.
The marriage OF Mr.. Walker OF Chelsea
son of Ezra Walker and Miss Cora La
throp of Vershire, occurred in Barre the
21st, Rev. j. A. Sherburne performing the
ceremony.
There is to be postoffice at South Cor
inth, Chas. Washburn postmaster.
Solomon Walk was in town last week
d. E. Gould of Chelsea, Mass. was in
town last Friday.
Mrs. c. L. Spear is convalescent.
Geo. Sleeper has two daughters attend
ing school at Vershire heights.
Several of our farmers were drawing DO
tatoes to So. Royalton last week, price S5c
delivered.
Several teams were hauling ice from
Fairlee lake TO the creamery in Vershire
last week.
Mrs. II. w. Carleton is improving under
the care of DR.. Corwin OF Chelsea.
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South Tunbridge

Edith Wills has been obliged to leave
the VT. NJ. Z. Seminary where she has
been attending school. A slight attack of
measles left her eyes in such a bad state
that she had to drop her school work for
the present.-Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Cnand-
Ter paid short visit to friends in STRAIT
ford the first OF the week.-Lottie Wood
ward has returned from Bethel where she
has been visiting friends for week past.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Shepard of Barre
have been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. A. Woodward.-Our village schol-
ars attended the spelling school held by
the teacher in no. 10 last Saturday even
ing. Three scholars, two from that school
and James Howe of this school were so
well versed in the speller that they could
not b. spelled down The teacher in dis
trict no. is, will hold a spelling school in
the schoolhouse Feb. 6, 1891. A short pro-
gram will be rendered by the pupils. 1t
is hoped that pupils in the other town
schools will be present and participate.
Let us revive the almost lost art of SPELL
ing.-Supervisor E. W. Goodhue visited
the village school last week.
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Mrs. II. Packard is spending few weeks
with her son Fred Packard.
d. LOOMS of M ass. called on a few
friends in town last week.
Carl Edminster, a nephew of G.. Holman
who resides with him and attends school,
is sick with rheumatic difficulty and DIR.
q. L. Stewart is attending him.
e. Flint who is in the employ of G.. w.
Flagg was called home the first of the
week by the illness of his father, Allen
Flint.
Mrs. Belle Kenney of Concord, N, H., is
spending a few weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hutchinson.
Colds are prevalent.
Miss Lila Flint is sick with rheumatic
fever.
Several cases of lagrippe are in town.
The family of VIM. Terry are suffering
with severe colds.
Rev. Geo. Bovnton, who was called to
Maine two weeks ago by the death of Mrs.
Roynton's brother returned Sat. and filed
his accustomed place Sunday.
The Adelphi society was represented
Thursday evening by few members who
adjourned the meeting one week.
The family of F. II. Packard have been
afflicted with severe colds for some time
and are now convalescent.
Mrs. Ira Williams is in town caring for
her SON.
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CHELSEA AROUND TOWN

whats the news9 We are expecting &
"boom."
Vim. Marston was in town last week
There are times when no one is sure oil
his understanding.
Miss Eulie Dutton is visiting in Olcott
Rreak in rubbers. Prices OF Arctics
and Ontarios greatly reduced at Atwood's,
The Y, VIC. T. U. met with Miss Ada
Hall Friday eve. There were special at
REACTIONS and pleasant evening was pass
"a Friends were invited outside of the
society.
Hotel Proprietor Barnes now takes his
morning bath in the river.
Will c. Rollins has returned to Lynn,
Mass.
yulture Engine Co. No. are to have a
masquerade and fancy dress party in the
near future.
District No. II upper village has a new
clock. presented through the courtesy of
n +. Bixby who furnished, free OF charge,
ail the pictures of the school taken last
fall. that the students sold and got the
finds necessary for the purchase of this
clock.
few newmarkets left at Atwoods. 1t
is an object for you to buy now.
Mrs. Geo. Cleveland got badly hurt Mon
day by falling on the ice and striking her
head.
There is a special town meeting called
for Feb. 8 to see if the town will exempt
ali manufacturing interests that may To-
cate here, from taxation for ten years. All
should attend.
The property known as the upper grist
mill exchanged hands twice in one day
last week. 1t is now in the hands of
the citizens committee for town improve
ments and held for the purpose of invit-
ing some enterprising business to locate
there. 1t is pretty evident that il matters
continue as they have in the past few days
property value in Chelsea has struck bot
tom. There is a determination among our
business men to have some industry here
at once. A report of the meeting held in
the town hall can be found on first page.
It's success overreached the expectation of
the most enthusiastic.