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South Ryegate.

At Mrs. j. Cochran's on Thursday
evening, Aug. 9, the box party was
quite we'll attended. The receipts
we're 1920, which will go into the
yestry building fund.
Forest Mills and wife returned to
their home in Massachusetts, on Satur-
day, Auguse 11th. They were in town
about two weeks visiting friends.
Thomas Courtney and wife returned
to their home in Concord, N. H., Sat
urday, Mr.. Courtney's health being
much improved.
Mrs. A. L. Somers of Boston was in
town Tuesday visiting friends. Mrs.
Somers is intending to be with her
mother the most of the month at Wells
River.
Meeting at the Reform Presbyterian
church every night this week except
Thursday. Lecture on Friday night
by Rev. S. A. jackson, preaching or
Sunday by Rev. VIM. Wylie. Mr.,
Wylie is visiting at his brothers on
Jefferson Hill, in Newbury. Tie will
return to his pastorate in Philadelphia
about the first of September.
III. G. Darling, dentist of Provi
dence. r. l., is stopping at his fathers
for few days.
J. B. Nelson is on the sick list.
Mrs. Henry Weber is very sick, moi
able to leave her room.
John Whitehill is running the road
machine this week.
Rev. J.. J. Hall is expected home
this week, and will preach in his church
next Sunday.
John Thomas and brother Horace
with some friends from Lowell, spenf
Monday at Barnet pond.
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West COrinth.

Elder P. G.. Lord of Stafford
preached here last Sabbath.
w. r. Weston of the firm of Wes-
ton & Smith of Montpelier, was in
town on business Tuesday.
Merton Hill and wife were the re-
ciplents of daughter August tn.
Albert Newman of Barre, wi his
sister Mrs. Grant of Chelsea, 'ss. +,
visited Mrs. G. G.. Newman Weunes-
day.
Albert Day has rented his farm to
his brother Lester, he and his wife
having decided to walk separate roads
the rest of their lives
Charles Spear, wife and brothers
wife, Mrs. Rumril, from Boston are
visiting at Mrs. True's.
CT Blake returned to'his work last
Tuesday.
Miss Ida Hood visited her aunt, Mrs
G S Bohonon this week.
r Fl Williams and S T Virgins have
been appointed commissioners on the
&C Newman estate, Mrs Susan New
man being Administrative.
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West Fairlee Center.

Miss Kate Titus visited at Norwich
recently.
Horace Foster and family of Bever-
ly are stopping at j. w. Munn's.
About dozen of our young people
spent last Friday at Lake Morey.
Thomas Whitcomb has sold his horse
and carriage to Mr.. Tarlton of Leba-
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Halves of Bos-
ton are spending few weeks at 5. G.
Southworth's.
Miss M. e. Remington of Welcome
Hall Mission, New Haven, Conn, is
visiting at CALVIN Morse's.
Miss Lila Wild and Miss S. D..
Cleaves of Beverly, Mass, are spend
ing a few weeks on Wild Hill.
A goodly number from this place at
tended the concert at Bradford Friday
evening, enjoying rare musical treat.
Frank Southworth, who was an in
valid for several years, has so far re-
covered as to do quite an extensive
business at making and repairing har-
ness, having sold three the past week.
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East Orange.

Rev. T, Trevillian has returned from
his vacation and resumed his labors
here, his wife and daughter returned
with him.
L.E. Risley of Piermont, N. H.,
is doing work in the cemetery here
this week.
Mrs. E. G. Colby is on the sick list
with lung trouble, DR.. Watson was
called to her Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grant with two
children of Pittsfield, N. H., have re-
Gently visited his parents and other
friends here.
The Y. P S. G.. E. have picnic to-
day, (Friday) on what is Gnown as
"pulpit rock" in Corinth.
Quite number attended the circus
at Barre last Friday.
Nellie Hutchinson has returned from
Barton where she attended the Teach
ers convention, and is spending the
week in Barre.
Mrs. H. H. Colby is in Bradford
caring for Mrs. Tabor who has a young
daughter.
The school house it undergoing re-
pairs, work commenced this week.
A.C. Coleman is working on the
meeting house at West Topsham.
The farmers are mostly done haying
and lighter crop than last year is re-
ported.
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- Granite State Local Items y
Oxford.


Mrs. Frank B. Ingram is visiting at
her grandmother's, Mrs Brewster
Miss Mamie Jackman is spending the
week with Annie Brewster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carr and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Carr and Hen
ny have gone to York beach.
A party of nine including DIR. Chase
and family have gone to Bakers pond.
Charles Silver and wife of Brooklyn
are making their annual visit in town.
Mrs Silver was formerly an Oxford
lady, Helen Mann.
Hon. George Wilcox, noted New
York lawyer, is visiting the old home
stead and friends, and all are glad to
see him.
Mrs, Tillotson of West Topsham and
Miss Beard of Orange have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. Carr their old
neighbors and friends.
Thomas X. Hale and wife and two
daughters and Miss w. S. Burrage of
Boston made flying visit to town.
Harvey Willis of Boston is spending
his vacation at Mrs Mann's also Geo.
Washburn's two daughters, Lillian and
Mabel.
Hartwell G. Cushman who had a Sc
we're paralytic shock some ten years
ago, has Just had anoteer severe one
and lies unconscious.
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OrfOrdVill6.

Rev. E. B. Blanchard preached here
last Sunday much to the pleasure OF his
many friends.
Frank Pebbles and friend are visit
ing at his fathers, VIM. Pebbles after
an absence of four years.
Miss Ida Gage is visiting friends
here.
Miss Leila Morrill, is at her grand.
mothers.
Walter Horton and family are at
Bakers pond for few weeks.
Abram Washburn and family re-
turned to their home Saturday.
Ernest Cushman went to Lisbon Sat-
urday to attend the funeral of a cousin.
Edwin Franklin and his niece Alice
visited in West Lebanon the Iirst of
the week.
Henry Finney's children from Mass
are visiting him.
The Misses Washburn of Boston have
been visiting at their uncle's, +. e.
/ Washburn.
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Lyme.

Mr.. Clogston of Pompanoosuc is
moving the building j. l. Stark bought
of @. M. Dustin for house.
c L. Corey has begun work upon
his aqueduct LAYING a pipe from
spring bought of 5. w. Emery.
A son of Mrs. Warner is very sick
and not expected to live.
Col. Barr Judge Advocate General
of the U. S. army and family, and DR.
Henry M. Chase and family of Sava
ma, Mass, are at Hannibal Chase's.
A white frost two mornings in sue
cession the last week in some parts OF
the town.
The school board in town have adopt
ed the vertical system of penmanship
A son of j. F. Elliott who injured
one eye badly last spring has beer
obliged to have it removed to save the
other which began to be affected
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East COrinth.

G. F. Way was in town Tuesday.
East Corinth creamery paid It's pat
rons 20 cents for July butter.
Quite large number from this place
attended Ringing shows at Barre las
Friday.
G. c. Taplin is attending muster this
week at Brattleboro.
w. Fl. Chalmers has nearly complet
ed his lob of saving at ID. g. Whites
and will soon move bis engine to Har
vey's mills.
Mrs. E. w. Hatch is in Danvillt
where she is to spend a few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. r. G. Sargent and two
children of West Medford, Mass, are
in town visiting friends.
Mrs. Wilson Chapman and Miss An
ma Divoll who have been visiting
friends in Lakeport, N. H., have re-
turned.
Wilson Chapman has recently beer
appointed secretary and treasurer OF
the East Corinth Creamery Co.
Mrs. G. w. George with friends are
visiting in town.
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Post Mills,

Willow cottage ON Fairlee avenue is
for sale.
Mrs and Miss Harlow are with their
friends in Maine.
On the evening of the 10th the Shep.
ard Family gave concert in Unity
Hall.
On the 18th another game of base
ball between the Thetford and Post
Mills mines.
Messrs. Kendrick and Rogers from
Lebanon made special visit at the
rod factory.
Truman Aldrich who has spent a
few days at the homestead has return
ed to Barre.
Mrs. Mary Wilmot and children of
Concord are with her mother, Mrs.
Susan Moore.
B. W. Wilmot and daughter, Mrs.
Allis, of Vershire are spending the
week in Concord, N. H.
Carrie Richardson of Boston, grand
daughter of the late Jeremiah Welton,
is entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Waterman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore are en-
pertaining Mrs. VIM. Bean, Mrs. Chas.
Perry and daughter of Boston, at their
residence on Fairlee avenue
A party of fourteen enjoyed the en-
tertainment on the circus grounds at
the Junction on the 18th. w. A.
Dodge with his coach and six, convey
ed the party.
Mrs. Mary M. Baldwin and Master
D. d. Mcdonald who have spent sew
eral weeks in the place left on the l4th,
for Boston, from thence to their home
in Seattle, Washington
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Dolly Davis Estate.

CyTATE OF VERMONT, District Of Bradford, IS:
- In Probate Court held at Bradford in said district
on the I4th day Of AHg., A D., 1894.
DR. e T. Smith Adm. Of the estate OF Dolly
Davis late Of Bradford in said district deceased pre-,
sents bis administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree OF oistri'
button and partition Of the Of said deceased
Whereupon Il is ordered BY said court that said apPhca
ton be referred to a session thereof TO be hello a,
Bradford. in said district, on the nth day Of
Sent A D.. rso1 for hearing and decision thereon.
And II Is further ordered that notice hereof be gwen 10
an persons interested by publication Of the same three
,ees excessively in the United Opinion newspaper
nubsbes al Bradford previous TO said time appointed
ior hearing that they may appear al said time and
plsce and show cause II any they may have, Why ksio
account should not Be allowed ana such decree MADE
q, s. n. GLEAssS. Judge.
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PiermOnt.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Gould of Vine
land, N. j., are visiting relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Chase of Willis,
Kan, are in town They were for
merly residents of this town, but have
been living in Kansas about thirty
years.
VIM. C. Chase of Manchester was in
town this week.
Mrs Ransom and Miss Mollie Mes
ser of Boston, and Mrs. Bowen OF
Centralville, Kansas, visited last week
at Rev. Mr.. Converse's
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Davis of Indian
apolis are. visiting at e. e Grimes.
The Misses Atkins of Cabot, VT,
spent day at H. Ii. Palmer's.
Sociable at Edward Ford's this week
Tuesday evening. Proceeds for side
walks.
Mrs. Berg is stopping at the Well
man mansion.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Bowles are TAX
inc carriage trip to the mountain re-
pions and are visiting friends in that
vicinity.
Born Aug. 10, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stetson.
BROOK ROAD.
If you have not read DR.. Talmage's
last sermon, do so.
Mrs. E. S. Corliss and Miss Nellie
Fifeld of Thetford Centre visited
friends in town recently.
Mrs. E. S. 'Corliss was taken quite
seriously i'll on Sunday night, but is
better at present.
Mrs. John Buchanan of Newbury
Center, visited at G.. A. johnson the
| first of the week.
Mrs. A. B. Rodimon has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs Drown of Ha-
verhill.
Mrs G P. Corliss was taken very Sc
riously ill on Saturday. She was at
tended by DR.. Watson of Haverhill,
and DR.. Fletcher of Bradford, and the
case for time seemed hopeless, but
we are very glad to know that she is
considered out of danger.
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Fairlee.

Mrs. Tucker has returned to her cot
iage
Rev. Mr.. Gordon and family are at
the Pavilion.
Mr.. Facy of Haverhill has bought
building lot near Mr.. Chapman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford returned to
| their home in Claremont this week.
Mr.. Lucas of Thetford is building
cottage on the west side of the lake.
Mr. Mason and wife, sister of John
Davis. made short visit in town this
week.
Mr., Downing, druggist of Hanover
is at the lake stopping at the Adams
cottage.
Misses Susie and Flora Aiken of
Cabot were the guests of A. w. Paine
this week.
Corn roast at Pond View Pavilion
Wednesday evening, good crowd and
plenty of corn.
Chas. Nash and wife, formerly with
Mrs. Davis at the Glens Falls House,
are stopping at POND View Pavilion.
A party of thirteen from New York
and Philadelphia in charge of Will
Chase and his friends were at the Glens
Falls House.
FL. P. Warren will have a car of
flour and brand next week. Parties
taking it from the car can have it at
very low price.
Mr.. and Mrs Chapman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andross of Bradford and Madam
Peaslee of Chicago are guests at the
Glens Falls House.
A. w. Paine, Capt. Long, and ex-
Lieut.. Warren, Mr.. Barber and Mr..
Hutchins visit muster at Brattleboro
today, Governors day
The open air concert at the Blue
drug store was a brilliant affair, the
fireworks were fine. Mr.. Bracy with
his harp added much to the program.
Gen. Gilmore and wife, Capt. Cham
berlin, Lieut. Pierce and wife, Lieut..
Granger and wife, Corp. Abbott and
Private Brock are at Camp Holbrook
at Brattleboro this week.
Mills Barber and wife and II. T.
Hutchins and wife of South Boston are
stopping at the Wynona House. Mr..
Hutchins is in business in South Bos-
ton. Mills many friends are glad to
see him again.
II. G. Robinson and wife and son of
Manchester, Mass, are stopping at
Capt. Longs. Mr.. Robinson is train
dispatcher at his place, and his wife is
a sister of the Captain and formerly a
beck keeper at Ely.
Mrs. Bickford and her mother, Mrs.
Colby have returned to town. Mrs.
Bickford's sister, Mrs. Cragin of
Holyoke, known by number of Fair
lee people, died while Mrs. Bickford
was at her home. She was a woman
of much business ability.
J.B. Pickett and wife are at their
cottage. J.B has bought Mr.. Blake
Tvs interest I'm on the knoll and MIR.
Blakely has bought one of the three
cottages at the head of the lake and Is
moving it down to the edge of the lake
and it will be very interesting place.
Mr.. Chapman, president of Bradford
Savings Bank. has bought Birchmere
cottage and TWO lots south. This cot
tape was built by Mr.. Kinnie one of
the first promoters of the lake and
many will remember him as very
fine artist and his second season here
he had twenty artists from Chicago
with him. His death was a very great
loss to the future prosperity of the
lake.
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Harrison Philbrick, one of the town
paupers, committed suicide by cutting
a vein in his leg, Tuesday morning.
May Huntington is visiting friends
in Barre,
Mrs. Austin Huntington OF Barre
visited Henry Huntington last week.
Mrs. Isaac Wilson and daughter
Carrie and Miss Anna Wilson of Peach
ham visited her daughter, Mrs. Stanley,
at Piermont Tuesday.
Mr. Edison has been paperlng and
painting for Mrs. Elizabeth ROBBIE the
past week.
I'll. L. Dickinson of Barre has been
painting Ezra Dickinson's residence at
Cookeville.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Sumner visited
his mother in Newbury, who is very
i'll, Tuesday.
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Somerset Cases.

clerk of Courts Branerd has received
cases in the law court, with decisions as
follows
Tarner BusWcI. J. y. Eunice filton
ct ais. Dismissed from the docket.
state v. Harry Adams, three cases, eX-
eeptious ovcrruled for want of prosecu-
ton. Judgment for the state.
Mills v. Somerset Railway, motion
sustained, Verdict set aside. New trial
granted.
The Rescript in the latter case is as
follows.
The Plaintiff made the written CON
tract with the defendant company to do
the excavating and grading of a section
of railroad at fixed prices. He now
claims that after he had done the work
the defendant company at his request
verbally promised to pay him a larger
price for certain kinds of work. This
suit is for increase of price alleged to
have been promised. To sustain the
claim that price fixed by written con-
tract has been increased by parol re-
quired clear, strong and convincing evil
dence. The evidence in this case is not
of that character and hence does not
suffice to sustain the verdict.
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..w ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Nota5easntlsarah {. Kimball.
TO hneap1s,an-Hotel Heselton.
~. ~. Nowers-C. A. Ross.
Mo WOOD y. Il |. j. Smith.
Ma ,se,sss-Bartlett & Cairns.
foIa.ssGinsfrr-Timothy Smith.
tofss,aif, sisters-Opera House,
+; ,, tel.4 ost-R. T. Patten. Treasurer.
BIZ ., If Wild Land-State Assessors.
Snalii.4ratars. Mowers etc.-Bartlett Cairns
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Edam cheese in foil, at Patterson's.


Edam cheese in foil, at Patterson's.
New parasols. gloves and mitts at W.
IL. Wildes'.
Italian and Rae II Sons oil in bulk,
for salads, ETC., at Pattcrson'S.
The slightly damaged bed spreads at
Soc. are going fast at W. H. Wildes.
Whittemore'> cream, the best dressing
for russell shoes, Al Jas. Lewia's.
Big trades for everybody who want
boots aud shoes Tor the next 20 days
Call at Jas. LcWia's.
Selected queen olives, bottled by Jas
smith & Co., New York in qt aud ut.
sizes. at Patterson's.
To introduce Cedorine Furniture Pol
ish we will sell it Tor 10 days only at l5C
per bottle. invest l5c and make yom
furniture and piano look sl5 better, tho
best in the world, T. T. Fairbrother q
G'4
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New line of ladies' cotton underwear,
p ". II. Wildes'.
Iluylpr :, Van IIouton's. Bakers and
|jen>dorp's cocoas, at Pattersons.
4 nice tenement to rent over Smiths
llu,ic store j, ~ and |. j. Smith. If
You can buy hamburg trimmed,
aides night robe for SOC. at W. H..
lNnle,'.
ladies', when buying your fine shoes
for the summer wear YOU should call at
la. Lewia's and see the Rumsley Bros,
fell-tittiug handmade boot. which he is
foe agent for in Skowhegan. You are
fure 10 buy pair of these boots if you
| nye.t gate.
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The loss is estimated at $4,000 with
$4,000 insurance on building; and $500
on furniture.
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A Lively Blaze.

The house of w. b. Bragg suffered
stable adjoining, with its contents, was
utterly destroyed early Tuesday morn
ing. The alarm rang out about 3 o'clock
and when the fire companies arrived the
stable was one sheet of flames and be-
fore they succeeded in getting the hose
attached the flames had made progress
along the ell on the outside to the main
part of the house. The stable was II
large one and burned fiercely making it
somewhat difficult to play upon the
house which was very near, but rs soon
as the department got the water on, the
fire was very quickly drowned out.
The fire is supposed to have caught by
Il lamp burning in the stable. Mr..
Bragg was the first to discover the fire
by the smoke chat penetrated the house
and when he attempted to enter the
stable he could not do so because of the
gave the alarm as eXpeditiously as
possible but, ii being some distance from
the church bells and the engine house,
considerable time necessarily clap.
sed before tiremen arrived upon the
scene, and got water on, estimated by
different persons, from 10 to 20 mnu .es.
Mr.. Bragg had Il quantity of machin-
cry formerly used by him in manufact-
uring shovel handles, stored in the
stable. There was also a top buggy and
various other property. The furniture
of the house was mostly removed with
out great damage before it was wet
down.
The loss is estimated at $4,000 with
81 200 insurance on buildings and $500
on furniture
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Job Printing.

,.A Printing Establishment connected
me SOMERSET RERoRTER is prepared to
siIh i l4sses of work. the richest as well as the
10 al l e,, Jobs. Competent and expert
|nos.i V,rerkmen are employed and large
|sneed " n9ner, envelopes, advertising, we'd
|stocS Vi n In siness cards in great variety.
|dins AZ DANCES bills of fare, programs etc,
|o'del, inted in great variety of styles on short
|eieT p commercial printing specially.
|noto. nv mail viii receive careful attention
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TOWN and VICINITY

Iobn Ware Esq, of Wateryilie was ii
toun Tuesday.
y. Cassidy of Embden. has beer
listing in town, this week.
Mr.. Wm. b. Drew of Portland. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Wm. poran'
Tho. rantish will ofliciate as clerk al
,a.ans.et House, Mouse Island th'i
summer.
DEPUTY sheriff +. L. Harding and Z
stevens. E.q. of Madison were ii
town Monday.
Mis-. Lizzie Haines returned home last
,reniog. from visit among friends ii
massachusetts,
Herbert Powers, Esq, of Fit. Fairfield
,i.ited in town over Tuesday, the guest
mi. aunt. Miss Mnta Powers.
pelaao i showing Il particularly fine
inc Of fruit bon-bons, which he is max
og special run on at only Zoe per ID.
l.ual price, 6oe'
For sale at bargain an elegant
knIlette carpet, l6 it y l3 ft-6 in, mis-
IT, Apply to +. +. Fairbrother " Co..
II pr. DR., {. p. Sawyer.
Miss Cora Baker i, in Bingham, look
10 after the business of BiXby Il Bucl,
their Bingham store and Mr.. F. r,
bueh is at home this week.
Miss +. b. Dunton has been confined
her rooms at the lleselton the past
Neek. narrowly escaping a run of pneu-
|noaia, but is now convalescing.
DR.. F. o. sawyer makes his regular
monthly trip to Bingham aud solon next
|reed. In the future he will be at Bing-
am ON Wednesdays and Thursdays, and
l. ,olon on Fridays.
Mr.. \. =. Irving, superintendent OF
rhools elect of this town delivered the
Memorial address at North Arson,
Vhere he was principal Of the Academy
ror to coming here.
Do YOU want new carriage, new
wagon. shifting pole, harness or any
MING in that line? If so. l.. W. Chase
the Heselton House stables can save
lou money. His stock is complete.
Nr. and Mrs. W. II. Gannett of Au-
u.a. arrived in town, Monday, making
letrip with Their own team. Mr.. Gan
M returned Wednesday morning by
an and Mrs. Gannett remains here for
week with friends.
The Skowhegan base ball team played
Lofty contested ball game at Madison,
E,terday. with their old adversarieS,
Fsdents of that place. 1t required II
Innings to decide the winner, resulting
a score of to : in favor of Madison.
Geo. o. Smith, a graduate of Colby
University. class of '93, who is at
resent pursuing a special three years
curse in geology at Johns Hopkins Uni
ersity. Baltimore, Md, arrived home
tuesday night for few weeksyacation.
The delivery team of a. II, leaton
became frightened Tuesday morning,
Ehile left alone on North street, and
hade the trip from that spot to the store
/ an alarming gait without driver.
The only damage was to the cart it was
pitched to, which was badly wrecked.
The ,'Epworth Guards is a company
NJ boys aged 5 to II years of the Metho-
It society and they held a meeting at
he Methodist vestry Monday evening
It which drill was given by the boys
|nd ice cream was for sale. Capt. W.
Il. Emery presented a flag to the guards
The proceeds of the entertainment is to
be devoted to the purchase of uniforms
FOR the company.
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The above portrait Is an excellent likeness Of
Mr. Timothy Fenton, who now resides at the
Soldiers Home, Togus, Me. His letter will
prove OF special interest to veterans throughout
the country:
&C l. Hood g. Co., Lowell Mass.
"Gentlemen cannot find words of praise
strong enough In favor of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Three years ago last spring, | was very bad
with rheumatic pains and heart trouble. | sui
fered with severe attacks of biliousnesS, had
nervous spells, and could not sleep.