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Miss JULIA PARSONS of Castleton
visiting Mary G. Burt.

Miss JULIA PARSONS OF Castleton is
visiting Mary G. Burt.
AMAsA BRADFORD and wife of South
Gardner, Mass, are here, the guest OF
E. W. Bradford.
JUDGE DARLING and DR.. F. S. Pratt
sail for Europe tomorrow, expecting to
be absent a month.
Miss CATHERINE O'CoNNER of Troy,
N. Y, is spending her vacation with her
uncle, John Hackett on Grove street.
NJ. B. HoUGHToN is slowly getting bet
ter from his recent serious injuries. He
was badly hurt but not as much so as at
first reported.
]. T. SAWYER, wife and child, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, formerly of the Elec-
trio Light Company here, is visiting W..
H. Phillips for few days.
THE advance agent of Ringing broth
ers circus while here, contracted for l25
bushels of oats, three tons of hay and
straw and 400 pounds of meat.
MRS. S. P. BULL of Wallingford is Wis
iting her son, W. G. Bull. From here
she will 90 to Shelburne Falls, Mass,
where she will spend the summer.
EMERSON EsTABRooK has eighteen
granite monuments sold, all to be built
and set before November LIST, next. He
is working eight granite cutters.
TWENTY couple of young people from
here, drove to Williamstown, Monday
evening, and after supper at the Grey
lock, enjoyed dance and other festivi-
ties.
THE residence of Henry Godfrey on
South street has been improved by the
addition of a tasty piazza to the front
part L. r. Burt had the contract Tor
the same.
JOHN B. FAssETT of New York is oc-
cupying the Bahan residence at the Gen.
tire this season. The house has recently
undergone considerable alterations and
improvements.
DON'T call it ''cold in the head" or
''snoozles" any more, unless you are con-
tent to be marked as unaccustomed to
the usages of polite society. Hay
fever" is the proper term.
JOHN GUILTINAN, Robert Guiltinan
and Thomas Lyons represented the local
association at the convention of the
Father Matthew Societies, connected
with the Albany diocese that was held in
Troy, Tuesday.
ARE you run down? Do you have a
tired feeling? Do you rest poorly and
awake with depression and foreboding9
If so, examine the figures following
your name on your newspaper. Ten to
one you will find yourself in arrears.
GAGE street has been brought to a
proper grade on the upper part and sew
eral new buildings are to be erected or
this pleasant street this season. Ere
mont G. Gregg has the foundation laid
for modern cottage, which will be bull
by Luther r. Burt
PROF. JAS. Fl. NORTON of Chicago
and wife are here visiting friends. They
will remain about month, the guests o.
Mr.. ana-Mrs. II. s. Bingham. Mrs. Nor
ton wasSLaura Hills, and her father
John n. Hills of Ravenswood, ILL.,, il
well known to the people of this county
PARTIES from abroad are now negotiat
ing for several acres of land near the res
ervoir. Their intention is to put The
property in first-class shape for picnic
ground, for the use of excursionists, etc.
who may visit here. Pure water il
abundance and plenty of fresh air will
be it's principal attractions.
FISH COMMISSIONER JOHN W. TITCoMl
of Vermont writes that the people o
the State are making every effort to in
crease the fish and game as good bust
ness investment. He thinks the reVenu
to the State from sportsmen and sum
mer tourists will soon equal that of New
Hampsbire-es estimated to be $4,000, 900
year.
SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE WILLABl
of Troy received a telegram iron
South Salisbury, Thursday, askin
him to keep a look out for bay horse
which had been stolen from j. F. Potte
of that village. The animal, according
to the description given, weighs LOS
pounds, has one white foot behind and
shoe off. twas attached to new Brew
ster carriage, with green gear, and wor
a rubber top harness, nearly new, wit
fat nickel trimmings, it was taken froI
his barn sometime Wednesday night.