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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-12
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ISLE LA Motto,

Arthur Fisk and bride left for their home
in Boston Saturday Hon. and Mrs 5. H.
Pike left September 30 to visit friends in
Michigan and to attend the worlds fair
l.. G. Holcomb is sick Apple buyers are in
town. No. graft apples bring s.. - per
barrel.-Dnnel Eddy Is visiting in town
after an absence of 20 years. Mrs. w. +.
Hill is in poor health and is going to New
York state for medical treatment.
SOUTH HERO.
Lucian Allen and wife started for the
worlds fair last Friday. Fred Mar
tcllc is sick with typhoid fevcr.-Lewis Desc
ha, taken the Martin Bros farm for three
years.-Mr Chutt and Cranncll of Troy re
turned home Saturday Parrot
moves to Fairfax soon. where he rented IL
farm. Mrs. v Blanch returned to her home
in Swanton Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Of Burlington were in town last week -
Iucius Richardson of Chicago returned to
that city last week. Amos Minkler is to
visit the worlds fair soon
ALBURG SPRINGS.
Mr.. and MI H. J. Sow les. II. G. Jane
son and wife. Mrs w. ". Niles. Misses W.
|. and &. F.. Sicily j. l.. Collins. II. {.
Ladd, u. l.. Sovlcs and W r. Sicily of
this town. and Orris knight. Hon. r. Hath
away and Mr.. Allen of the Island. departed
last week for the world fair: and Mrs En-
ogcne Reynolds, Miss Cora Bremmer and
john Horizon. left Monday for Chicago.
NJ. +. McCarEar and family and A. H. Har-
Vey will leave for there on Saturday Mrs
". w. Folsom of Lowell Mas. is visiting
her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Johu +. Kelly -
James Gos,lin moves this week to his farm
whore he has new set of buildings !
Rlanch is station agent while !. l.. Collins i,
absent. Rev. H. G. Scott returned from
Chicago last week Mrs. &. W. Beadsley
has retulmed from Mnlnnn
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Jane II. Green's Estate.

by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittendcn, Commissioners to re-
Ccivc, examine and adjust the claims and de-
Jane p. Green, late of Richmond in said Dis
trict deceased, and also ali claims and demands
tlm b day ~ fG,. al 6or,of h.Sn anvl
by said Court for that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice that we Will attend To
oT Hilton q Stevens la Richmond in said Dis
tr,t on the Third Wednesdays OF November
and April next at 10 O'Clock u. m, ON each OF
said day,
Dated This l0th day of October, ls!1.
JOHN W. HILTON, ,,,,r,i--i.,,,- g
ARTHUR +. ELLIS, COMMISSIONING.
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\ OFFICE W hen YOU want "A nice haircut or
~ slave. 70 % NcAlahun's. So Church St. up
st9ir~, II H. tlr largest and finest barber shop
iu Vermont. Private parlor for ladies and
.tniiurru. I32t
NOTICE have stopped Wesley Tucker from
= running my meat cart. ! have the hooks
Ei a nail collect all bill, y. WurthCin, Hines
bur-h, sept. -. lN!4. @D3t&wlt
\ OrlCE--Just at this season of the year eve
~ one j. thinking about new shoes for
fali wear. J, G. GriG-s, q Stowe ST.. Water
'urH. W, has II fine line of new goods, = eca =
ADAPTED to fall trade Look them over.
ou Wil BE- -ure 20 find Just what suits yoJ
80 matter how difficult you are 10 fit, And
edy, Are YOU ihlnklpg of buying n sewing
|lnAcht = his alif II SO remember triggs sells
ho ~ hl'e. II is :he best machine in The
|wor ID. ryloly says SO. Can and examine
them. swift
Tier" ar" many men Of wealth whose affairs
nrc 50 extended or entnngled That their es-
irtcs would be seriously diminished or bank
rupt in the event IT their sud en- death dur
lnG such financial depression as the present
such Iuan \ policy for Sl0O,mO or Sjn,Wl,
riety of the United states, In Broadway, New
YORK the strongest financial institution Of
It's klni in the world light prove TO be of
inca. cula DO value
by such "a man the premium could be read
lily paid from A.5 II come: but in case OF acct.
emit Slu.rO or $40 900 in cash to his family,
mr. Executors. Nigh; be worth five times that
amount in protecting q large estate frcm
IbaukruptcY.
| send 10 the undersigned for full particulars,
md for illus'ra ions of Twenty-year Tontlne
Endowment Policies maturing in the society
in ls9', which shoW return m the shape of a
rash surrender vaius 70 the policy-hoider him
:. T. duriHg his own lifetime. of all the pr!n-
lrprl Invested, with six per cent. nterest adj
IIeL. W. II. =. Whitcomn, General Agent,
Opera House, Bank St, Burlington, Vt.
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Uity Clerk of Burlr gtou, VT, says l have
no hesitation in recommending
MYSTERIOUS PAIN CURE.

~ Scotch remedy es being a most efficient
aud superior curative. My opinion is based
|nron experience with 1t in my own family
for the last four years. Try it and you
W il find it Ril it is claimed 10 be.
Aug, 1873. CHARLES T.. ALLEN.
| was practically cured Of a severe attack
OF Ionsilitis in throo hours with Mysterious
Pain Cure, Scotch remedy. How | did it
put it on my throat freely and often, then
diluted it aud put it on my tonsils. TO my
great surprise the pain and soreness were all
gone in tho above time stated.
Burlington Vt, Feb. 1898.
NJ. j. NORRIS,
Manager Grand Union Tea Co.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

Frost Veneer Scat company have received
an extension OF time and expect to pay in
full and started their mill Monday
l.. Story is clcrking at Gilman's. Mrs.
G. H. Flint, Lillian and win Gilmore are in
Boston.--S. S. Tinkham and wife are home
from visit to their son, Or. II. G. Tink
ham. of Burlington. George l.. Mac
diarmid and wife are home from their visit
To Chicago and Montreal w. y. Kinney
is in Montreal w. Macintosh of Boston
has opened fruit store in $, h. Horton 5
block Mrs. d. w. Blanchard is home from
Boston.
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dQlarltcd.

" A\TEU Our readers TO remember that a
W Waterman pen j. the best Sclf-tCcding
pen in the world. Pens fitted to any hand at
no extra expense. Free Press Associations,
Ij.wlt
VI ANTED-A good responsible entcrprising
w agent in every town in Vermont for the
Vi a,wtf
~ ANTED-The Free Press will pay Sl.5 Tor
W n cloan COPY of Eastmans "A History or
Vermont" Any one having for sale old books
reiating to history OF this State or o some OF
It's towns or counties, Will confer favor by
writing the Free Press about them
W NNTED To rent u good farm all stock cd
w and in running order. one that Is keeping
not less ttun ten COWS. WIN pay in. advance
for The same. Address Box 23, West Ran
.iolph. Vermont ll"t
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Ferdinand de Lcssep> is reported dying at
his country house al La Chesnasc
NJ Blondiu, who was sentenced in March
last to 10 years imprisonment for his con-
ncction with the Panama scandal, has been
released,
AS. Louis Post dispatch gives an outline
of the plan for the now national party with
free silver as the issue. A convention will
be held at Atlanta, Ga, III December.
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paid on the parsonage debt.-W. u. Miller
and wife and Nelson and Mrs. Martin are at
Chicaeo O, ~ II. Hoyt has moved into tine
T. II. Miller house aud rented his former
residence to Fremont Miler.--Oscar Naver
has rented Fremont Miller's house and taken
DOSspsSiOu
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

s. r. Hawthorne of Rutland has a patent
for his device for fastening slate roofing with
out nails
William McCarty of Pttsford lost horse
in the pasture of L. s. Kendall II fell Off
some rocks down about 80 feet into the Fur
mace brook
Mrs. Simeon Smith of Pittsford who is in
her SSth year, while left alone in her room,
fell and broke one of her shoulder blades
and otherwise injured herself
Letters have been sent from Rutland to
Bi>hop-clect Hall and to thu Episcopa stand
ing committee of Vermont setting forth the
desire of Trinity church to have the conse-
Grafton take place in that city.
The mother of the boy baby found on the
steps of W. Z. Baldwin'S residence in Rut-
land Saturday evening claimed the child on
Sunday, telling ii pitiful story of depriva-
ton as her excuse for abandoning her baby.
The police of Rutland are charged with
receiving brides or fees from people who
should be prosecuted for offences Grand
Juror Spelman presented this charge at the
meeting of tn city council, saying that he
is thus kept from the discharge of the duties
of his office. He called for an investigation,
and it was voted to make one.
Misses Dora and Elsie Leslie Lvde of
loultney were badly injured in runaway
Thursday afternoon. While driving from
that village to their cottage ON Lake st.
Catherine the horse became unmanageabe
near "A ledge of rock close to the water
edge and ran from the highway into the
lake, throwing the women over AN embank-
ment To the rocks. about - or 20 feet be
low. Miss Dora : arm was broken and her
face considerably cut and bruised. Miss
Elsie sprained her arm and hip. The horse
and carriage are still in the lake in about %
feet of water.
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WINDHAM COUNTY.

Thieves broke into the brewery at Brat,ie-
horo Monday night and took Si.5O from the
cash drawer.
The Windham County Court has sentenced
David Leahy to one wears Imprisonment in
the House of Correction for drawing a re
volvcr on Harry Hildrcth, employed 10y W.
II. Fletcher of Brattleboro
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wife have returned from New York and
BoSton.-Sumncr Stealns has completed his
service for II. f. Boyce &, Son, and Herald
Stranahan has taken his place. Mr. Bumps
and wife and Mr. Rogers and wife have va
Gated the rooms Of G. w. Kennedy's house
Il. r. Trumbul of Hartford is the guest
of +. H. Atherton.- l.. b. Tenney and
Miss Adelia NJ Hayward were married last
week, Rev. l.. Tenncy performing the cere-
mony.-Joseph Tatro has moved into the
house vacated 10y Walter Slecper.-Iohn T.
Atherton of san Diego. Cal, is visiting his
brother. George H. Anterior This is his
first visit home in 10 years - Mr. Fred Luce
and family are visiting friend, in Stove.
The Catholic fair closed Saturday nigh-.
Jim Brccn received the dinner set and quilt.
Lynn Scoficld the silk umbrella and Angel
T'rubar the sofa pillow. The remaining ar
ticlcS went ont of town. Charles Haines
and wife have returned from Montreal and
are TO reside in the house Of Mr., A. y.
Athertou.- Mr. Henry Buileigh is at homo.
Mr.. William Elliot and family. Mr. AMI
Mrs. Eugene Moody and Guy Scott started
for the world : fair rucstlay.-Niss Gertrude
Wallace has returned from the West -
Clarence Bruce is quite ill.-The Ladies'
Aid society meets with Mrs. Charles Robin
son wednesday afternoon. MIR. Oramel
| Coilrin is in town visiting his mother
Mr. Ed. Chcslcy and Miss Lizzie Davis wer.
married Tuesday.
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All druggists are requested to warrant
Mysterious Pain Cure, Scotch remedy, to
cure pain and lemeness quick. We make
all losses that are incurred by its sale good
to you by 20 doing.
JUNICs BARNES &, Son,
Burlington. Vt.
Sold by druggists. 9,wtf
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appointed Deputy Collector.

John IT, Ryan of Fairfield has been APP
painted deputy collector and inspector Of
customs ut the St. Adams office, vice :. d.
Hopkins, formerly of Burlington, resigned.
Mn IIoplim. has gone into the Central Yer
ulont freight. office.
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BELLOWS FALLS.

The 10th annual inspection. parade and
ball of the fire department. occurred Thurs
day. and was an all-round success. The pro-
ceSSion formed in the square at , o clock
and consisted of Bellows Falls band, three
hose companies. hook and ladder company,
steamer, and teams containing town officials
and visiting tircmcn. After the parade there
were hose races. testing of engine. etc. In
the evening the grand ball took place and
was we'll attended, Bcede's orchestra of
keene, - men, furnishing music
George Moriarty, while walking in the
North Walpole railroad yard Wednesday
evening. was hin by an engine and his Lee
broken in two places, -George Alfred Reyes
of New York is in town. Nat Wheeler aud
wife are home from Orange. Mass. Miss
lilly Tinson of New York is at n. Fl. Farr s.
n. II. Far and daughter, Mrs. Charles
Williams. started for the worlds fair Fri
day ---CharleS Allen is travelling i'll the
West, representing a Chicago dry goods
house w. j. Conant has moved from
South street into the l.. l.. Bennett house.
Henry street. Henry Howard has moved
from Pine street onto the new terrace.
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Why should you advertise ?

Why Should You ndVertise?
Because that is the only way to get people
to come to you to buy your goods.
Where should you advertise
In the paper which is read by the read
ing and thinking people who live here.
abouts. Thos" who read aud think aud
have the cash to buy With all read the Free
Pres, Those who can get the DAILY read
that. Those who live away from the post
Office read the WEEKLY FREE PRESS
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. skinner of Windsor
celebrated their golden wedding October ,.
The new Apple Evaporatns Mill company
in Chester employ about 30 girls and 20
BOYS
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per hundred al the rec Ffcss Assoclai non
lj.Wtf
l. ND That October is the best month in
which to get married also that the Free
Press eau beat the state ON printing wedding
cards and announcements. send for sample
.S.3&Wlt
Ot'ND-A good investment. yours Of tho
9Th inst, informing me OF tho maturity OF
my policy, No. 1884. in your company. and
your readiness TO settle the same, is received.
You inform me that have the option of five
different ways Of setting my policy, among
which ARE the following: can tnke in cash
Sl.707,a0 CT q pad-up policy of $500.
These resu.ts arising from NV :u-year En-
Govmert Tontinr policy are a surprise to me.
rs thev were unexpected and contrary to the
pre- lictions OF many hereabouts, who soc no
good in life assurance.
JORDAN STACY"
The annual premiums on this policy for
tvertv years an cunt to Sl,O7I.S0: tue each
surrender value il. therefore, n return OF All
tilr premiums and interest on the same at the
rate Of Is Ia pc cent per anaum.
send your age for life investment,
w. Il. :. WHITCOMB, Gent Agt.
s.f Burlington, VI.
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ENOSBURGA FALLS.

Rev. +. G. khnball conducted the service
at the Methodist church Sunday. Rev A.
b. Truax has been granted months vaca-
ton to benefit his health and he has gone to
the home OF his son at Bellows Falls-ClrS
son. oldest son of T.. j. IIncr. died Friday
night. The funeral services were held at
the Methodist church Sunday afternoon and
tie remains were taken to Highgate for in
teTnCnt.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

When the hair begius to come out in comb
ing, il shows II weakness of the scalp that calls
for immediate attention. The hest prepare
ti0u Ia arrest further loss ~ hair and restore
the scalp to Il healthy condition is Ayers Hair
Nigor.
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CENT
a
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cont n
word, ench insertion. Copy may be changed
svery week. Cash in advanc, required.
fourteen words, two lines. Special terms
TO advertisers using from 250 to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months.
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WORCESTER.

Arthur Camp has gone to Chicago.-Miss
Bernie" TcWilsbuly was the guest of Miss
Flo,Sc Buck last week.-Dr. Arthur Lance
of Cabot ha, begun bUsines, in town
Charles Kirkland and wife of Barre visited
relatives in town last week. Miss Lillian
Vail has returned from Montville. Mass
Mr., Hobbs has bought the farm owned 10y
Oernr lttDn.
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II. G. Pomeroy and wife. :. p. Trpex and
wife. a. D. llorskins. K. II. Brown. Col.
Dunton and NJ. p. Brill have gone TO the
worlds fair. The County Sunday-school
association that was held here the 9TH was
we'll attended. The Rev. d. Sage Mckay
of st. Albans delivered the closing address
upon The Ideal Sunday school teacher. -
which was a Very instructive one. S. W.
Powell OF Jericho visited his son. G. W.
Powell this week. r +. Willard OF Spring
field. Mass, visited at w. c. Robes last
week
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WARREN

Mrs. Charlie, Fitch and children have re-
turned to Burlington. Miss Grace Hall is
visiting in Brooktield. Duane Hudson is
convaleScing. Mrs. Henry Nandeu>cn of
RoXGury is visiting i'll town.-Mrs. Orvs
Jones has gone to Randolph to learn mil
lincry work and Gertie Chambers has gone
there to learn drcs, making
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PROCTOR.

b. F. Taylor and wife. &. H. Davis and
wife. 6, +. Pittingill, +. 8. Iickley and
Capt. Fremont Hunter are at the world 5
fair this wcck.-H. +. Spencer is in Boston
this week The wooden bridge on Church
street has been condemned by the selectmcn
and an iron structure will soon replace it
Dan O'Roui'ke. telegraph operator, is in
Boston this week visiting relatives. v. \.
Marshall has resigned his position with La
dabouche and will enter the Burlington
medical college.
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BRANDON.

Letters received from Landlord Towne of
the Hotel Brandon. who is in the Adiron-
dackS hunting, state that his party have had
good luck, killing six deer, and that he may
be expected home this week. -Srhomas W.
Ray and Ned Button have gone To the world 5
fairs. w Jones and wife and Lorison
Smith have returned from the Adirondacks.
where they have been spending the summer.
They are both much improved in health. -
Mrs, Dr. +, A. Smith died Monday evening
very suddenly. She was IA woman much re
spected by large circle of friends in Bran
don, and she was well known in the spirit
ualistic world, having lectured before many
audiences in Vermont. The date of the
funeral will be announced lator,-l'red Bar
ker, clerk in SpoOner' ; drug store, has gone
to Albany to attend the Pharmaceutical col
lege in that citv.-Mrs. :. Is. Maguire has
returned to Cambridge, Mass. Mr.. George
\. trossnian. her brother, accompanied her
pare way and has returned to Brandon,
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NORTHFIELO.

Observer Line OF the weather bureau sta
ton reports a mean temperature for Sep
temEcr Of y a mayInmm Of 16' on the
18th and a minimum of - on the Both. The
rain fall announced to l.9l inches.
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PLAINFIELD.

The youngest child of Clinton Cutler and
wife was very i'll on Thursday evening with
convul,ions.-Dr. ". f. Lazelle and Miss
Lou Holt were married in Boston last week.
Miss Gertrude Greeley OF Montpelier visit
ed her parent, on Sunday.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
WEST RANDOLPH,

Lewis Steele has sold the stage route be-
tween here and BrooLtield to David r. Dyer
and gave possession October 2.--E. r. Libby
is in Bradford for n visit Rev V NJ.
Hardy and wife are away visiting. There
were no services last Sunday. but on Oc-
tobcr IL Rev. MIR Taylor, missionary in
Africa will oliiciatc Mr.. and Mrs. +. W.
Smith are rejoicing over the birth of a 10
pound daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Haridan and Miss Alice Merrill have gonc to
Springfield. Mass. to reside for the winter.
Mrs. T.. n. Bovden of Somcrvllc. Mass,
has returned home. Miss Ella A. Reed of
Manchester. ~ H.. is visiting her aunt Mrs.
| G.. T.. Abbott. Carl Woodward has return
| ed to school in Boston. Miss Clara liuSe
Of Morfisville is stopping with Mrs W. s
5. Buck Mrs. T. w. Allen has returned
| from Middlcburv
The authorities commenced Monday to in
vcstigatr the origin of the recent fire in
Smiths block States Attorney George L.
STOW of Chelsea is conducting the proceed
| ings. The trustees of the Normal school
| have decided to rebuild AZ n cost not to ex-
coed S12 900 when the bulding is completed
and furnished in the latest and most APP
proved methods. George L. Wood has pre-
pared plans which have been accepted and
contract signed with \. W. TCwksburY q
Sons to do the work. Mr.. Wood will have
charge. The building Is to he J,xSO, two
stories high and completed before February.
Mrs. w. |. Chalmers of RiVcrhcad, l.. L..
after spending the summer with her father,
D. =. Cleveland, ir.. has returned to her
home Miss Della NJ. Sault returned Satur-
day from five weeks visit in Massachusetts
and Rhode Island. Mrs. George French and
enid nave returned to thclr homeh Everett
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T ROY.

Stanton f. Hitchcock is to teach the win
ter term of school at Morgan Centre. H.
II. Buck and f. s. Gray with their wives
have gone to the worlds fair: also Nelson
Martin and wife-Alce Wright daughter
of f.. F. Wright, died October of typhoid
fever Ben Laurin is moving ON to the
Bradley farm Bert Rennislm and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival of nine pound
boY.
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MENDON.

Ezra Edison has gone to Leroy, y. Y, to
visit his brother, &. X. Edison. NJ. D. He
will visit relative, in Camden. y. V, and
Bennington on his way home.-Rev. Mr.
Martin is visiting the worlds fair Mrs
Margaret Shipper is seriously sick at her
home. Her two daughters are with her -
NJ. X. Tenney from Lowell. Mass. and II.
Il. Tenncy from Claremont n. H. are visit
ing their mother. Myrtle Davis is able to
bo about again. Miss Jessie Farmer and
Abhe f. Tennev from Castleton Normal
school were in town over Sunday.
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The e. NJ s foot ball eleven played the
varsity Monday afternoon. At the end of
the first half Y. NJ. s. withdrew from the
field. The team work of the varsity was
exceptionally fine. Ross centre rush was
harder to move than the barracks The 30
yard gain of Carleton. left end, the p yard
gain made by Arthur. half-hack the tack
ling of Arnold. full-back and Moselcy. half
back. deserved especial mention. The score
wa, 10 to o.
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PITTSFORD.

Wednesday evening Harley Eggleston at
tempted suicide at the Mountain View House
by taking large dose of acconite. Physi-
clans worked over him all night before pro-
nouncing him ont of danger. Cause unknown.
MIR. Holcomb of Brandon is about starting
n now weekly newspaper in this place, to be
called the Pittsfofd Post. Manager Pea
body is extending the mains of the Aquc-
duct company to reach a large number of
families. The new tran,mttcrs that were
placed on the telephones in town are said to
be worthcss.-J. NJ. Goodnough has bought
The Farms stock farm of the estate of j.
W. Willard. E. b. Rand is able to be out
again. Mrs Jennie NJ. Collins nd daugh-
ter have gone to Wala Walla, Wash. where
they will spend the winter.