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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-10
FIVE MONTHS LArrn.

Joshua Clardy being duly sworn de.
poses and says that he Is 90 years old
and that he resides in the town 81
Purcell, Ind. Ter, and in by occupa-
iion clerk IN the postoflice at said
town. lie says that he Is the person
who made the foregoing affidavit ia
relation TO his disease. and Mr. For
long curing him. lie further swears
that il is now hre months since Mir.
Furlopg cured bin, aud that he mas
had no relapse OF the disease ard is
now able 10 attend 10 any business he
oesires and is enjoying good health
JOsnUA CLARDY.
Joshua Ciardy personally appeared
before nae, Notary Public in aud for
the Southern District Of the Indian
Territory this 18th day OF July, 1895.
and subscribed and swore to the fore
going statement.
lsEALl CHAs. HUTCHIss.
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lie Cures an Old Man OF the Dropsy.
], VIM. Bailey, freely make the fol.
lowing statement under oath am
7s years of age. live, when at home
iu Belvidere, Thayer county, Nebraska
suffered for the last thirteen years
from dropsy, and for years ! was uu-
able TO do anything from the effects OF
IT. paid out several thousand dollars
to doctors, but they did not cure me.
! heard of John Il. Furlong through
the papers while | was still in Ne.
braska and determined TO try him
felt better after the Grst treatment
he gave me, and now, after sevt n
treatments, consider myself about
well. have written home to my son
that when he would see me ngaiu he
would see me as he saw me about
twenty years ago, only twenty years
older. Mr.. Furlong gave me no ugs
or medicine. lie told me when he first
saw me how long 1t would take to
cure me, and his predictions came
exactly true.
My wife and myself are stopping for
the present with Andy Stephenson,
No. 426 Fifth street, Oklahoma City,
o. T., and we expect to be there for
some time to come. wN BAILEY.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
the s7th OF November, a. ID. 1893.
SEAL =. A, STEWARD,
Probate Judge Oklahoma County, o. IT.
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In Ten Minutes lie Cures a Man of
Blood Poison.

In Ten Minutes lie Cures a Man of
Blood Poison.
My name is James Wilkinson. /
reside at No. ? Fourth street, Okla.
homa City, o. T., am 50 years of
age. Last summer received a
wound in the hand wS:ch at first ap-
peared little but it kept getting from
bad to worse and | was forced to
quit my business. MY whole hand
and arm swelled clear up TO the
shoulder and a physician TO whom
showed 1t told me that blood poison
had set in and that would very
likely loose the arm | sent for Iohn
Il. Furlong and after he arrived he
told me TO take off the bandage and
after that some kind Of strange in.
1uence came over him, he took nv
hand between his and pressed 1t very
tightly and inside Of ten minutes the
pain was all gone, and the proud
flesh hung loose and painless around
the wound. was able to attend TO
my business the following morning,
and | was never troubled by i. since.
To all the above most solemnly
swear. JAMES WILKINSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 25th day Of April, 1893
lsEAL HUGH II. Hli.LMAN.
Notary Public in and for Oklahoma
County, o. r.
Com EN Dnn 90 IanI
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In Five Minutes lie Makes a Disbeii y.
ing Cripple walk, aud Continued to
Walk.

ing Cripple Walk, aud Continued to
Walk.
AFFiuAVir.
Joshua Cl9 ~dy of lawful age. being
duiy sworn deposes aud SAYS that he
resides m the town of Purcell. |. r..
lie says that about Owe months ego he
entirely lost the use OF his leg ffom
the hip down and during that period
he had not walked a step ON said leg
and that he moved around only with
the aid of crutches The said Joshua
Clardy further says that a few day.
ago he sent for MIR. John |. Furloug
commonly known as the spiritulisi
healer, OF OlelahomA City, o, r., "
have him treat him. The said Joshua
Clardy further says that about five
minutes after the said John II. Fur
long touched the diseased and helplcss
limb he, the said Joshua Clardy.
walked around the room without the
aid OF anything and Almost as we'll AS
he ever did. Joshua Clardy further
says that "A, the time Mr. Furlong per
formed this cure there were i'm the
room seven or eight persons, aud they
could scarcely believe their own
senses, were both Rstonished end de.
lighted at that exhibition OF Mr..
Furlong's marvellous power. The afli.
ant further says that no did not be.
lieve that Mr.. Furlong possessed the
healing power that was claimed for
him, but he now says that he not only
believes that Mr. Furlop las got this
power but he knows IL u be the fact.
lie says Furlong used on him no drugs
or liniment OF any kind. The afiiant
further says that he knows nothing
about the source OF Mr. Furlong's
power and can only say in the lam
guage Of scripture: That once
was cripple but now / can walk"
To all Of which the afliant solemnly
swcars IosHuA CLARpy.
Joshua Clardy personally appeared
before me this 22d day Of February,
1853, and subscribed and swore 20 the
foregoing statement.
lsEAL. J. B KHELAND,
Notary Public In and for the Southern
District of the Indian Territory.
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He RestoTed One Of the Five senses.
/, William High, do swear that the
following statement Ia true:
am "a years OF age. reside at No.
ssa Seventh street, Oklahoma City, o.
/. l am BY occupation : earpsnter,
About two weeks age 1 made "a afii-
davit that was severely afflicted with
'atarrh for period OF eighteen years,
and l was 90 bad that for the last
seven years I had entirely lost the
sense Of smell. swors that John r.
furiong. Of cklahoma City. had At
that time, without drugs Of any kind.
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Street coniInissioner Morey Saw Mr.
Fnrlong Treat a Patient.
! was present on one or two occasions
when Mr. furlong was treating pa
tient, aud ! mnAt say that he exhibited
an almost God-like power 1 never saw
nny thing like IL before. and cannot
eoDprebend II. VA p. MOKEY,
Street Commissioners.
oklaboins City, May s, 1898.
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lie Heals Two Children Who Had the
Iensles BrenLo a Heavy Fever
ou u woman in "a Few
Minutes.

Albert y. Marble, being duly sworn.
deposits and says that he is 81 years OF
age aud resides on 4 street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, i'm the city OF
Ferry, q. t., and that he is by profess
sion school teacher. lie says that
he has been well acquainted with John
X. Furlong since March, 1888, and
knows him to be an honorable, upright
and extremely benevolent man, and
possessed OF a strange and wonderful
power TO heal the sick, That the said
Albert ID. Marble resided In Oklahoma
City from April %, 1889, to March,
1890, and at various and numerous
times during that period witnessed
the said John Il. Furlong treat aud
cure patients without using drugs or
medicines OF any kind.
The said Albert ID Marble further
says that he knows that in May Of
1889 the children Of one Mrs Dulia
Dumfee, a widow, (now Clark) who
resided in oklahoma city, one Ida and
The other Phillip, aged about I and 6
years respectfully, were very sick with
the measles, and they were given one
treatment each by the said John X.
Furlong, In his customary way about
10 o'clock one day and both children
recovered in time to get out of bed aud
eat their diuner the same day, and
they played apparently well in the
afternoon of the same day The high
fever which they had lef, them during
the treatment and never returned; and
further, THAT on another occasion the
said John X. Furlong broke a heavy
f,ver Of two weeks standing In few
minutes on the motaer Of said children
several noaths later.
The said Albert y. Marble furihc'
says that in the spring Of 1890 lac wus
himself afflicted with a severe attack
Of la grippe and sent for the said John
Il furlong who gave him a treatment
on two consecutive days and using no
drug or medicine; that the patient, the
snid Affect d. Mar ble, felt much in
proved from the first treatment ana
from that moment he commenced 10
recover from a condition where death
see med Inevitable. Further, that the
"a Il Albert d. Marble says that he
could cite many other cases OF cures
performed by the said John II. Fur.
long without the use Of drugs or medi.
cine and in an apparent miraculous
manner The said Albert d. Marble
further explains how he came 10 know
10 much about the cures performed by
the said John r. Furiong, on the
ground lat, at that time, the said
Marble took great interest In Mr.
Furlong's power RS it was then to him
new aud obscure phenomena, but
which he now says is 10 him
thoroughly demonstrated fact
ALBERT y. MABnLE.
Albert d. Marble, who Is personally
known to me, appeared before me,
notary public in and for 2 county, Ok
lahoms Territory, on the esd day Of
February, 1894, and subscribed and
swore 70 the foregoing facts.
lsEAL FKAsK NJ, TuTTLE
Notary Public
Ny commission expires Jan. !, 1872
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This Time lie Restores wowaa Who
Was Pronounced bead.

Was Pronounced Dead.
My name is Mrs. Frank johnson.
reside at No. "a Washington street.
Oklahoma City, O. T. am 81 years
of age. About two years ago suffered
the most excruciating agony for a per-
iod OF about ten weeks from a pain
In The back Of the head, about the re-
gion where the spinal col umn joins
the head. called three physicians OF
Oklahoma City. but neither could
effect the pain. must have suffered a
hundred deaths during that period
was pronounced dead at least once and
apparently so several times. My hus-
band heard OF John Y. Furlong, as a
person who had done wonders in heal
ing the sick, and sent for him. lie
came and inside Of i've minutes (so my
husband aud children said, being
myself lfunconscious at the time) brought
me TO sensibility, peace and perfect
rsst, and in n few days had me up and
reasonably we'll. l kept right along
improving from the first treatment
until l was well. lie gave no drugs
or medicine Of any kind. 1t is with
gratitude to MIR. Furlong that make
oath TO these facts
MRs. FHANK IouSsoS.
Subscribed and sworn To bt fore me
this 30 day of May, 1898
lsEAL IrGu H. HuLMAN,
Notary Public, Oklahoma County, o. T.
Commission expires Dec. 20, S94.
My name is Frank Johnson. an
the husband Of Mrs Frank Johnson
who made the foregoing statement in
relation To Mr. Furlour. and corro-
Ooratc the same Ia every particular.
FHANk JOHNSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day OF May, 1898.
lsEAL j. NJ VANCE.
Notary Public, Oklahoma County, @ +.
Commission expires Dec. q, 1894.
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He Cures a caso OF the Nature OF splud
Meningitis.

He Cures a Cas- Of the Nature OF Spinal
Meningitis.
My pane is Louisa A. Hall. reside
about two and one-half miles south
west Of Oklahoma City, O. r. Ms age
Is 90 years. ! was taken last January
with some kind Of disease which
caused spasmodie action and eontrac
tion Of the spinal column II pulice
my head and neck back and caused the
veins ana cords Of my neck and head tc
swell and get very sore from which sui
fered terribly, 10 much that tainted al
times. stood this for some days and
fna. = concluded to send for John L
Furlopg whose healing powers 1 had
previously heard Of lie came and vir
tually cured me inside Of slx hour,
without giving drags or medicines Q
any kline. 1 freely swear TO these
facts. LOUISA A. HAN.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 9th day or May. 1858.
lsEALl HUGH HH. hILLNAN,
Notary Public oklahoma County, o. T.
commission expires Dec. ~, 1894.
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Whole Child Who Had
Pneumonia Fever.

Ny name is u. S. King reside
about nine miles southwt ST from okla
homa City. o. I. My little girl, eiga-
teen months old. was taken down last
December with the pneumonia fever
and was very sick We sent for Mr..
Furlong and ne gave her immediate
relief and inside OF eighteen hours he
had her mp and around. lie gave her
no drugs or medicines. TO these facts
swear. T. 5 kiSa.
Subscribed and sworG TO before me
this e7th day OF April, 1898.
lsEALl HuGu II. lliIIMAN,
Notary Public in and for Oklahoma
county, o. T.
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and bsihg cugsd by Ar. tufioAF I
will here make oath that I knus tho
same to Le virtually and literally true.
lsEAL REuHES Fiktbs
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
me this 18th day of June, Al b. 1898.
Ron II. HitLMAN.
Notary Public.
Com. Ex Dec. 9eth. 1894.
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lie Instantly cnres a Man of the Neu-
rnlgia.
Com. Ex. Dec. 90, 1891.

He Instantly Cures a Man of the Neu-
raigia.
My name is indy Sutphen, am 90
years OF age. ! reside on the e \ of
sec. 10, two miles due south of okla
homa City, o. II. About two years
ago suffered for about a week with
neuralgis of the ear and side OF nv
head. Each day It became more in
tense until the sixth or seventh day
when 1t became almost unbearable. |
was indeed suffering the most extreme
pain when John 4. Furlong, who WIS
then my neighbor, happened to drop
in. Mr.. Furlons said, II will see IL |
can help you" lie then sat quiet for a
few minutes and then fell into what
appeared TO be a very distressed and
eleepy condition, after which he arose
from his chair, placed his hands on my
ear and head and gave me instantau-
eoGs relief and inside OF fifteen min
utes was as we'll as ever and never
had the neuralgia since. Mr.. Furlong
charged me nothing for what he done
for me. To all of this make oath.
sEALl ANDY SuTPHEN.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 26th day of April, 1898.
HUGH II. Hn.LMAN,
Notary Public In and for Oklahoma
County, o. II.
Com. Ex. Dec 20, 1894.
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lie BehIs a Woman Who was Hob
bling Around on Crutch.
Ny name is Mary e. Fields, l am 80
years Of age, ! live three miles due
east OF Oklahoma City, o. #. had
rheumatism for eight or nine years all
through my shoulders aud limbs, but
abou. hve weeks ago it all seemed to
settle little below the left knee, then
my misery commenced in earnest.
The join, Of my knee sNelled and in.
famed 10 great extent and SO great
was the paip that could not lay my
weight upon 1t, but was forced 10 hob
BILE around on a crutch. and suffered
much pain. My husband and saw affi
dayits ia the Oklahoma City Times
Journal of May 10, 1898. in relation to
cures performed by John r. Furiohg
without drugs or medicines and we
made up our minds to try him. got
immediate relief from the first treat
mont Mr.. Furlong gave me, and after
the second treatment he gave me
the pain and swelling went down
towards my foot and moved into
my toes and from there disappeared
entirely. MIR. Furlong's treatment
consisted Of making gentle passes
with his hands in the direction the
disease afterward went. lie also
gave me what be called magnetized
water 10 drink. At each treatment
he took about one-fourih % a glass
Of pure water and held his hand or
rather his fingers directly over the
water aud tremor seemed To per.
wade his system, after which he gave
me the water to drink. Mr.. Furs
long has proved a great blessing 10
me aud It is with pleasure I make
oath to these facts, am nov we'll
about three weeks.
sEAL.l MARY r. FIEtDs.
Subscribed aud sworn to b. fore
me the 18th daS Of June, A. d. 1893.
IIUoH II. IIILLMAS,
Notary Public 10 and for Oklahoma
County, o. T.
Com. Ex. Dee. s9th, 1884,
Ny name is Reuben Fields. am
the husband Of Mary E. Fields. who
swore 10 the foregoing statement In
regard to having the rheumatien
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Mr. Furlong seems 10 be gaininCS'
national reputation as "hesler,' as
patients come 20 see him from all parts
Of the United States, and his patients
are sometimes ~ numerous that they
are obliged to wait several days before
he can reach their ca>e. The waiting
is due in part To the fact that he ca
treat but = very limited number Of
cases daily.
EpIToRs IIhEs-JoNRNAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-27
He Had That Honor.

A gentleman sojourning in Edinburgh
and having heard much of the eloquence
Of the members Of the general assembly
paid an early visit to 1t. Next to him
sat an elderly. hard featured. solemn
faced man. who was leaning with both
hands ON heavy stick. which lie eyed
with great concentration. Soon the
strangers attention was riyeted upon
the speaker who had opened the days
discourse. The wonderful command OF
language he possessed, combined with
his eloquence, excited the listeners
curiosity. "Can you tell me who is
speaking now?" he asked eagerly, turn
ing to the sober faced old man beside
him. who's speaking now" echoed
the old man, lifting his eyes from the
contemplation Of the stick to fix them
In contemptuous Amusement upon his
interlocstor. "That, SIR, Is the great
Docther Chawmers, and I'm holdin hii
stick"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-27
The French Postal Dictionary.

Recently postal dictionary, about
the size Of Wcbster's Unabridged, has
been published in the French Language
by the international postal union. 1t
contains the names Of all the postoffices
in the world, 203, 200.
Everything from Aa, an Office IN Nor
way, to Zywice, in Austria, is given.
Even our own little Uz, in Texas, is
there. In names Of Offices and places
this book furnishes several amusing in
cidents. For instance, Tombstone II
given as in "Territoire du Arezonie;'
LAS Vegas. Territoire du Nouveau-
Mexique;" West Virginia Is "Virginie
Occidentale;" South Dakota is "Dakota
du Sud-" and North Dakota Is "Dakotf
du Nord, and the District Of Columbia
is District de Colombo, Etats- Uni'
d'Amerique. Here can be found thu
Offices Of He'll fer Sarten, Yuba Dam
plain, everyday He'll. in Norway; Kiss
Me, in Montana; Who, in Texas; Hell's
Half-Acre, in Dakota; Breckenridge II
several places, but Trllby Is not in it
Postal Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-27
GREENWOOD.

The shortening up OF the days, anG
cool nights with heavy dews. tell u;
plainly that summer is on the wane
and autumn will soon be here. A strik.
ing type of life.
Mrs. Frank Bennett was very sick
person last week, but is now little bet.
ter, as is also Mrs. Adoniram Swan.
Last Monday |, W. Swan, accompanied
BY his wife, two children, and Daniel
Cole, went up to Milan, y. H., TO visit
Charles Swan and other relatives. The
same day Dea. 5. B. Cummings and his
daughter, Mrs. C.. Wesley Cole, visited
at the writer's.
About sixty persons attended camp
meeting from this town last Sunday.
They reported smart rain there in the
forenoon. followed by fair weather.
Your scribe called on Des. r. l.. Cole
and wife the first Of the week. The
deacon's legs are still bad, although he
gets about some on crutches. Mrs. Cole
is very feeble and nearly blind ut inter-
walls. Her weight In the prime OF life
was 2iS pounds; now il is l5+.
We regret not being at home the other
dsy, when |. W. Andrews of South
Woodstock called 10 see US, being away
at work on the meeting house. Possibly
the call may be returned association
week.
Young colts are getting somewhat out
of fashion. We have seen but two this
summer, one owned by ). A. Farr, and
the other by Harry Cole. The latter is
the foSl OF 3-year-old mare, and per-
feet beauty.
There are 10 be some beechnuts this
year. Two venerable trees, on the hull
in the pasture, hang uDcommonly full,
and already the squirrels are laughing at
the prospect of the coming feast.
The voice Of Bruin was again heard
the other evening on the side of Mount
Abram. II would be hardly the thing
for whole season 10 pass away without
his putting in an appearance, aud feast
ing for a while on mutton.
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EAST WATERFORD.

Born, August IL, TO the wife of War
rem V. kneeland, daughter.
Miss Nellie Saunders, Of Maiden,
Mass, visited Mrs. Albert Holt last
week.
Mrs. Nellie Appleby and two daugh-
tiers Of Mansfield, Mass, are at n. A.
Adams.
Mrs. Mary Jane Kilgore has been
seriously i'll, but is improving somewhat.
Mrs. NJ. b. Warren, son and daughter,
were at ;. ;. Halls, the first OF the
week.
Henry Young is at the lakes with
fishing party. -,
Loren Pride took trip to Chatham
last week.
The following are guests at A. Nor.
woods this week: Nallette ID. Ward
wife and son, of westbrook, Henry Lib
by. wife and child, George Moulton and
wife. Of Searboro, and Mrs. James Nor,
wood, Of Biddeford. The husband oil
the latter came with her and spent Sun
day.
Mrs. Harry l.. Hutchins, OF North
Fryeburg. is in the place visiting hel
peOple.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-27
LOWELL.

Chsrlbs and Bert Garcelon start FOL
their hdme In Chicago Monday.
DIR. s. lrgent Stearns OF Washington
d. c., With his daughter, Mrs. J. w
Coleman, Jr., and Mrs. John Writ with
Mr.. Wink are visiting here. DR.. Stearns
was a Native and former resident oil
Lowell.
The Centre Congregational circle
was entertained by Mrs. Salmon Nc
Keen Wednesday. 1t will be enter
tanned oh Wednesday .ening next, Aug.
~. at the town house, there being pic
mic SUPPER, followed by q concert by
the LOWELL Cornet Band.
Mr.. + NJ. Russell and wife OF Boston
are visiting at Benjamin Russell's.
The Christian Circle was entertained
by Mrs. Hilton McAllister Of Stoneham
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. F.IC. Stearns and family return
SATURDAY. 10 their home In Hot Springs.
Mrs. Al. NJ. Pottle Is at Fryeburg for a
few days.
j. f. Chapman and wife from kezar
Falls ha, e been visiting US Tor rev
DAYS.
Mr.. Or Lw ford and wife Of North Paris
are In to, Eu selling fruit trees.
The village circle was entertained
Thursday evening at fox's HAL oy
Frank Z. Emery and Perley E. Morri-
son.
DR.. wil|ber G. Martin Of Madison, n.
H., Is stopping at his former nome mere,
his health being impaired.
5. l.. Hatch Is still carrying cream 70
the Forest City Creamery, ana d. r.
Farnham has begun to gather TOT the
Bridgton Creamery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-27
HEBRON

A small attendance at church Sunday
owing 20 the rain.
Mrs. Ernest Sturtevant is visiting her
relatives ia Shelburne, y. III.
Miss Grace Bumpus spent few days
at Poland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brunell and son OF Port
land went home this week.
Mrs. Georgia Hawkes. Mckinney OF
California is visiting Mrs. Howe.
DIR. J. Il. Robinson Of East Sumner
was at Mrs. Howe's Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Cushman and her sisters
have relatives from Auburn visiting
there this week.
Mrs. John Thompson and daugher
Flora have visited her mother, Mrs.
Dea. Moody, this week. We were pleas
ed 10 see Mrs. Moody, who Is very feeble,
out 10 ride one dav.
There was an entertainment in Grange
Hall Friday evening Of last week, and
one in the village Monday evening.
Mr.. Ed Bartlett of Boston is at A. M.
Richardson's, where his wife is boarding
for a few weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-27
HIRAM.

Mr.. Geo. W. Clifford is visiting his
friends at Detroit.
On Friday night, the 18th. burglars
entered the stations at Hiram and Bridg-
ton Junction. They began TO enter the
window of Geo. II. Goodwin's store, but
he made some disturbance while reach
ing for his revolver, and the burglars
fled.
Eli C. wadsworth and Walter b.
Twitchell attended the coach parade al
Bethlehem, n. H., on the 2Oth. There
Was a squall of snow and hail on Mt.
Washington in the forenoon.
The thermometer on Thursday, the
23d. fell TO ~.
Miss Annie Swasey OF Cornish Is Visit
ing at Reuben S.. Moulton's.
Mr.. Granville C. Poor of Brownfieic
came 10 Eli c. wadsworth's last week
and photographed the 5oarders at th'
Mountain View House, also took views
of the mountain scenery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beckwith and Mrs. w
T. Dobson have returned to Boston.
Hon. Edward l.. Poor Of Sebsgo wa
| in town this week.