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Toltg Hosrp' r svotioa At ~. rsary's

The devotion ofsthe forty hours will,be
Riu Ia 80 Mtry's Onurch 10 morrow at
10 .30a. NJ The ssrvices will begin
with a solemn high mass, which will be
sung by Rev. Father MoNanus as
cslebrant, Deacon Rev. d ] Crowley, OF
SO Anue's Clutch Subdoscon Rsv Father
Kelley. Master OF Ceremonies Rsv y
Meal,y, OF st PEERS Pro Caththral
During the mass the exposition or the
blesss d sacrament will take placs pro
ceded by sermon BY Rev Father
Crowley On Sunday evening At 730
Rsy. Father Donahy. pastor OF 81. AunO's
Church. will presch, his subject will be
"Chfist's Gifts Mondey evening the
services will begin at z 30 and Father
Mealey will preach on the subject ot
"Christ's Gifts How 10 Get Thsn, and en-
Tuesday evening Father Bermingh gham
will close tho exposition with ono Of his
mastery sermons on "Christ's Gifts
How 70 Keep Them The devotion OF
the Forty Hours' a. st Msry's is
always Looked forward 70 with deep
interest by tbs Cath olics OF the city, and
~ith this years galsxy OF prsschsrs.
together With the supnrb musical program
TO be rendered uuder the able direction
OF NJ. J. Conway. IL is safe TO presume
that this years forty hours win add
another interesting epoch TO tho history
OF st. Msrys
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death was In Tho woII.

BRiDGRToN, Nov. Seven cases Of
typhoid fever have been reported this
month The Health Board last night in
structeo Inspector Davis 10 visit the
premises at "a and SO German avenue and
get a sample Of the water from the we'll
Two persons at No. "a we're stricken
with typhoid and the attending physician
wsrned those living at No. sc not to use
the wster from the well bstwsen the two
properties Tiey did not heed the warn
ing and nov there are three ln that
family Down with the disease
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I'M ZINC Annie col the sIedIeine.

Aunie Gibbs poses as the leader Of the
colored society OF Beatty Place, and she
also has record as professional suer.
She doesn't get along well with Rosa
Ford, q rival for social honors. and on
three occasions has had Rosa before the
different magistrates. Last night she
was the complainant ia Magistrate
Kelley's court. where she charged Rosa
with threatening to do hsr bodily harm.
The magistrate thought ,he charge
rather trivial and gave Aunie dose OF
her own medicine BY assessing the cost
on her.
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working the Nlw Dlstrlot

City Assessor Edmund Mitchell, Jr Is
msRing a diagram Of the new territory
brought into the city aud Second ward
by un got OF The last General Assembly
all Of the propsrt les have to bs measured
aud fet forth Ia detail on the diagram
by the assessor, the Engineering and
Surveying Department merely furnish
ing the outline The work Is progressing
6nely and will soon bs completed.
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Incldants nftha nnr.

A trunk broke through at Fourth
street aud Wilmington avenue yesterday
precipatiDg q Cue horse Of Sheriff Gil.s,
but the animal, fortunately, was only
scratched A danger signal new stands
AZ the place.
Bishop Coleman and a number Of vii.
mington visitors will be here on Monday
evening g the de dication OF Emmanuel
parish house The exercises will begin
At 30 o'clock
Pump repalrers are putting in a new
apparatus on taird street opposite the
Misses Young residence.
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visitorsnt tho HoteI prurray.

Mrs Hstlie Taylor. OF Massachusetts,
is registered At MurrnY's Hotel. She Is
q daughter OF Raw. Ebsneezsr Williams
the frst oolored minister Ia Delaware of
the Bethel connection. who officiRted In
this state a short time before the resr
OF Rev Michael f Sluby begun.
Two prominent Bostan colored men are
also here They are Isaac Murray and
his sen, Stensbury ]. Murray, brother
aud nephew Of the hotel proprietor
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poner.-Latest U. S. cow ReporL

night were. Deputy Sheriff H. I. Glllls
and Sam 4. Ford
Miss Clara Reynolds, nlecs Of ex-
Governor Reynolds, and Frank A
Cfeadick, Of FELTON,, we're In the city last
evening. the guests Of Miss LILLIAN
Mara1fth
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Trenton NJ. c. A basket- ball team
will play the local team a return game In
Association hall this evening
Professor J. r. King aud General
Secretary Dow will ADDRESS the mems
ueating TO morrow afternoon on the
subject OF Five Hundred Thousand Men
Who They Ara. aud What Thoy Are
Dcing"
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Why he FEELS NERVOUS.

A Delaware :Damoerat Disturbed Lest
history Shall Repeat Itself-wants ths
Governor to Hurry Back.
well, we're all living in hopes that
Governor Watson will get back to Dels
ware safe aud sound, and sign the com
missions Of those new state officials, d
said prominent Delaware man at the
station 10 day.
"But we cant help but be worried
You know In 1916. Governor Stockton
died at New Castle while attending ia
some state work In tho old Court
House. and Speaker Maull, OF Lau-
rel. bscame acting governor Suddenly
death came to Governor Maull a most
unexpected and dumbfoundnR incident
a. OF course Speaker Temple of the
House took the executive reins
"rhen such a turning over you never
saw. for Governor Temple was Re
publican and the way all the machinery
was wrestled from Democratic clutches
threw Ia the background the sudden
change OF control last March 10 meaus
McMullen Is governor II Governor
Watson gets lost In the South and that's
why we're a trihs nervous
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Special correspondence Evening Journal.
TOWNSEND, Nov. William Collins
had his team stolen few nights ago
The following day the much vexed oWn 81
found II hitched along the public road,
several miles from town aud near the
farm tenated by William GAntz.
The town commissioners are iking
many headed improvements to pave
ments In ff,rtnt localities before tbs
cold freszlng weather sets in
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To Preach at Balpmore's First Church

Bishop Coleman will go TO Baltimore
tomorrow afternoon and will preac Rt
81 Psups Church, the original Episcopal
Church, OF Baltimore. His sermon will
be one OF series arranged for the
special attraction OF young men and the
topic will be- ELECTION and Elections
Before leaving for the Monumental City,
Bishop Coleman will preach at Calvary
Church tomorrow morning.
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Arc Yon Here. Moriarlts ?

c. J Morlarity. the Eastern light
weight boxer. Is In town TO day, having
arrived from Washington IN tip-tOp
condition for his 20 with p Mcconnell
IN private in thlo city on Monday evening
A number OF Washington sportsmen
came with him snd these will be allowed
to zee the two skillful fellows spar after
trying to get together for two years.
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PersonaI Erants.

Mrs Julia Mitchell aud Mrs. Joseph n d.
Dougherty left for Amsterdam, n
to-day for 30 extended visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ebe Ball hsve gone 10
Philadelphia on a short visit
Miss sallle Watson, Of Dover, Is in the
city on 4 visit TO relatives
Among the New Castle people who
heard the choir concert at Christians last
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rIantrInItr md rrnat.

A common frog ~ known by experiment.
to bs able TO withstand the heaviest
currents Of electricity In ffci the frog
family pfides itself on this. II now has
rival, not In the animal but In the
vegetable world Ol two electric light
wi'el running Into the city auditors
oiies from the rear, is morninR glory
Woe in bloom lt has wlthstood the
Killing frost and the deadly current 81
expect that the electricity counterscts
the influence OF the FROST" said City
Auditor Pyle, smiling, when the vine WAS
called to lis attention this morning.
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Burlai Of Former Wilmlngtonian.

Fuueral services over the remains OF
William wilkins. formerly Of this
city. but larely Of Brooklyn, who died
At the Long Island rtsldence Of bis son
in Law. Thomas II Thomas, were held at
30 this afternoon, from the residences
Of bis mother. Mrs Margaret Wilkins.
No 2l5 Lombard street Deceased was
brother OF z wilkins. OF this city.
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A Funeral nt 81. Peters.

At 9 o'clock this morning the funeral
Of Mrs. John McCallln. took place from
her husbands residence, No. 33 Font
street aud was largely attended. High
Mass was said In Sc Peters R C.
Church with Rev + l. Brady as
celebraut The pail bearers we're Bir
nard Rodgers, michael Rogers, James
McGrsth, Joseph Dougherty, Richard
Mc6inn, Alexander McGue
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Accounts Of Church work in Mexico.

At the annual meeting Of the Mexican
Aid Association OF the Discese OF Della
ware, held In the lecture room OF S.
Andrews Church yesterday afternoon,
an sddress was delivered by Rev. Henry
Forester missionary TO Mexico, giving a
detailed account OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church work In and around
the City Of Mexico. aud OF a ward OF tho
association, young Mexican, who holds
the Bishop Los scholarship IN q college Of
the Ci;y OF Mexico, and s being support
o. d by contributions from this diocese Mr.
Forester described this young man AS
belng about % years OF age and OF very
bright baind he has been ordained to
descohate and already has charge OF four
Congregations An election OF officers
was held which resulted 40 follows; Mrs
e r Mcllvalne president; Miss
Margaret C.nby. recording secretary,
Miss Anna Lea, corresponding secretary 7;
Miss e izsbeth Palmer. treesu er
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The North Second street wedding.

st No. 12S North Second street the
residence Of George W Longaore The
contracting parties we're Miss Annie
Longacrs and William Attix. Misses
Nettie sidwell and Carrie Downey were
bridesmaids. There were numbers Of
friends present from Wilmington and
New Castle. A reception followed.
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OUR
OWN
ALL
SIZES
AGAIN..

ment made right here in the
building - cloths thoroughly
sponged, sewed with silk and
good trimmings used through
out. II you don't want to pay
80 look at our IS Suit, also O.
our own make, just as good for
the money; better ones as fine
as you may want. On Over
coats our $40, $12, $15 styles,
the buyers say, are right in
style, quality and prices. You
make no mistake in any Suit
or Overcoat you buy at Sixth
and Market; you'll find they
will give satisfaction and prove
worth the money, and then you
run no risk.
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THEY ARE NOW CORPORATIONS
A Company Incorporated In Delaware
VIII Manufacture HorseIsss Carriages.

Company Incorporated In Delaware
VIII Manufacture HorssIsss Carriages.
This was charter day with Judge
Grubb He granted to William S Hillss
an amendment TO the certificate Of inctr
poratiou OF the Taylor Rice Engineering
Company, formerly OF this city,
hut now of "a oucester, N j.
By the an1e dnsut the compaDy's powers
are extended 30 that they may apply an
improved engine to hoiseess carriages
and other improved vehicles Of rapid
transit
Edwsrd g. Bradford secured a certif =
cate Of incorporation for the Battle Field
Gfanite Company. Joseph Swift, vii.
liS> a. Swift and Ohio Nowland
are the ihcorporators. Their pur-
pose Is TO engage In quarrying and
IL Is believed that they will operate on
the Bran wine, near the piscs where
the British and American troops fought
during the Revolutionary war. The cap
ltsl stock Is $50 600, divided into 800
shares
Colouel BENZ amin Nields was granted
certificate for the Newark Machine
Company, OF Newark, this county.
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and Bay-Other Happenings.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NRw CASTLE. Nov. BarglSrs are
seldom heard Of in this celebrated whip
ping-post town, but when they do
appear they always take the bull by the
horns and work open and above board,
well armed and assisted
About 2 o'clock yesterday morning
relidents Of Delaware street. near Fifth,
were aroused by q succession Of ham
merlng sounds and a crash H. w.
Herbert and Mrs James B Lancaster,
che latter living over 100 yards away
from tue store OF Robert SbaE, on the
corner Of the above streets, were
brought to their windows by the sounds
aud saw, under the bright light there. a
couple OF shadows vanish, after which
there was no more noise
When daylight came. Il was found that
She tall plate glass doors Of Robert Shaw s
tobacco store had bean smashed and
forced, an old bolt and brickbst being
used as the burglar tools, The crash Of
ths glass doubtless frightened the burg
lars away as MIR Shaw missed nothing
and both bolt and hrlckbat were dropped
by ths door. No clue can be obtained.
Evening journal., 1895-11-09

The best and purest is sought by All
Be sure TO order Huyler's Cocoa and
Chocolates from your grocer.
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is DRIV EG OUT DISEASE.
DR.. ]. R. Baird Well Known in
American Missions.
Hundreds Of Bottles Of Paine's Celery
Compound Prescribed by Elm.

Beyond ANY other Remedy.
DIR. ]. r. Baird is not only a mission
ary, but, what is not so well known, he
ls physician OF large experience
His Published account Of the work be
has done in the State OF Michigan has
been read with interest not only by those
particularly concerned IN missions, bat
by the public generally.
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SrsrE or ONO. CITY OF ToLTDo, -.
TfrTna INrramN -

FRANK CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of Il. J. CHENEY q
Co. dong busihes In the City OF Toledo,
County and state aforesaid and that said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED col
LARS for eacn and every case of CATAnRH
thst cannot be cured by the use OF HALLS
CATAHRH CURE FRANK j CHENEY.
Sworn 10 netore ms and subscribed 10 m "
presceAcs this 5Cn day Of december, A ID. 1850.
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A. w. GLEASON.
,,otary Public


Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mutous sur
faces OF the system. Send for Testimonials,
free. F. j. CHkYNEY q Co, Toledo. %,
f1ff Sold by Druggists, 15c.
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The NIeht studenta of Qoldey OolIegs

Enthusiastic over the New Msthod OF
teaching Book keeping and Banking.
introduced In day sessions September lst
Business men and young people Of both
sexes admitted any night No classes No
text book work So easy to learn. Call
and see the wonderful invention. Eighth
aud Market streets Night rates; $50 for
8 months, $i1 for months or 81 month
and no extra charge for Psnmanship.
Rapid Calculations. etc Trial lessons
free Day SESSIONS 3 to 3
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When ordering Cocoa or Chocolates, be
sure aud ask for Huyler's. Purity and
flavor unexcelled.
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The sizes are once

The sizes are once
more filed up on
the Twilled Black
Cheviot Suits that
we are selling at
$40. Those who
have bought and
are wearing them
say they don't see
anything like them
anywhere for the
money. Every gar
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Assooiatlon nail Notes.

Snapper lunch at McCormicks Front
and Washington straets. to-night
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ThIeI. For Hold veasel. b the Harber.

Thick fog on the bay and river again
seriously interisred with navigation
yesterday. 10 was not 30 bad hoaevor,
as 10 was on the two previous daye, v1en
IL was thicker than it has been Tor some
time ln the morning the fog was dense
In the river and bay, bat about noon,
when the sun appeared, the fog lifted
and the vessels conld move with some
freedom. A few hours past noon the fog
again became dense and navigation WAS
practically stopped. The fog Is heavy
al along the coast.
The Major Rsybold lay at her wharf
here until 30 o'clock yesterday sffer
noon before she dare proceed up the
river TO Philadelphia o O.her vosse ID
were helpless In the hsrbor here.
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Recornred nia .stolen r.am.

For Pictures and Frames 90 TO Hiram
Yerger, IL East Third street.
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Hollis has rehtted his place and all who
pstr1nizs him Friday and Saturday will
receive d souvenir. 2e7 Market street.
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Local sInrer. on ; Joarner.

Under the direction OF B. Manlovs.
the choir Of the M Z Church, numbering
about twenty voices gave pleasing
concert at ChristipnR church last night
before large and interested audience
The party went Ia two haoks In charge
+ Il Chefins aud Arthur r. Kse and
were the guests at Christisna Of Rev
and Mrs, J Conway Ia the church
the following program was rendered
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Chorus, MAKE Joyful Noise Unto fhs
ilofu .-... .......-. ..s....s..s.'' sweeney
Anthem. Goo heign-thn n.............. sweeney
Recitation, "How Nose Counted the Eggs
Miss Bessie Kuntz
Anthem, Praise No the Lord. ............. fit1
Quartet, "JeHue Lover OF lly Soul' ...... DOles
Misses Miriam =. Davidson kcbA n.
Saunders. Ne syrs. George W. hck-
les and ]. b. Manlovo.
Anthem. How Excellent. Kirkpatrick
PART H.
Anthem, "rhou Wilt Keep HIM.. Leas)n
Duet and chorus, Joy is Coming ln the
Morning ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. kirs patrick
Miss Reba h. Saunders. J B. ManlOvo
and choir.
Soprano solo, MY Mothers Favorite Hymn"
Stults
Mrs. J. B. Manlove.
Chorus. "Jcsus of Nazareth" .......... Sweeney
Recitation. Aunt Mclissy on Boys"
Miss Bessie kuntX
Chorus, salvation the joyful sound"
Kirkpatrick
After the concert. a fine supper Was
served by the hospitable country people
Pastor Collins announced that the same
program would be given at the New
Castle NJ e Church next Monday night
at the Age Social" given by the women
OF the church aud admiss will be free
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BURGLARS BURST BARS.
But Falling Plate Glass
Frightened Them OFF.
WORKED WITH AN OLD IRON BOLT

singers Give Pleasing Entertainment at
Christiana-Fog sim OverhanRs River
and Bay-Other Happenings.
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POWnaI.

The Rev. Mr.. Dow of Hoosick Falls,
n. Y, attended the installation of Off
GERS of the Epworth League in the Meth
odiSt church, Tuesday evening.
Many of our townspeOple took advan-
tage of the liberal excursion rates offered
by the Fitchburg and are now enjoying
themselves in Boston, Mass.
Mrs. H. LeBaron gave a Halloween
party to few of her friends, Thursday
evening
The LuCier Minstres played in the
Academy Hall, Thursday evening of this
week.
Miss Bertha Card is on the sick list.
The office and residence of Thos. H.
Hall is being repainted.
In last weeks BANNER there appeared
Il statement which has caused much
comment by the correspondent of the
Transcript. He goes on to say that we
roasted" the board of school directors.
Now, we have no desire to ''roast" any
one, least of all the board of school di-
rectOrs, and we trust that we are as
friendly to them as is the correspondent
of the Transcript. The correspondent
says we are somewhat Rip Van Win.
killed. Now this is rather sweeping
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M Manchester.

The Seminary eleven went to Will
liamsto"n yesterday, to play the college
freshman team.
Fred England will work for K. D.
Wood at Granville, N. Y, but will not
move his family at present.
The Seminary foot ball team will play
the Rutland Institute team ON BATHS
field this week Saturday, at 8 p. m.
About fifty gentlemen from this village
and other parts of the town sat down to
a clam chOwder at the Munson House,
Friday evening.
The annual meeting of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
will be held at the office of Martin Il
Archibald, Manchester Centre, Monday,
November 4th. at 7.30 p m.
The East mountain was brilliantly
lighted, Sunday evening, by forest fire,
but rain the same night nearly extin-
guished it. The fire was started by two
men who were cutting logs for A. c.
Conner, who lit a fire while preparing
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For ten years Hon. Sam'l B. Page OF
Haverhill, N. H., has been member ard
leader in the New Hampshire Legislature
and for twenty-five years has been that
States abest lawyer and foremost citi-
zen being recognized throughout New
England as most brilliant orator and
statesman.
Everybody knows Mr.. Page, and when
he tells the people everywhere to take
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy to regain their health and
strength, when he tells the weak, tired
and nervous that this wonderful medi-
cine will make them strong and well. all
known that he means just what he says
that they will be cured if they follow
his advice and take this remedy.
81 have used DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy" says Mr.. Page,
land take pleasure in recommending It's
use to all sufferers from any derange-
ment or disturbance of the nervous sys-
TEN. 1t is peculiarly valuable as nerve
tonic, and can recommend it to all as
an excellent tonic for the system"
Other prominent and well known peo-
pie endorse and recommend DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy as the
greatest, best and surest cure ever dis
covered. Such famous and distin-
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guished men as Hon. John Y. Dever,
Boston's most popular alderman; Hon
Chas. j. Noyes of Boston, ex-SpeakeT Of
the Massachusetts House of Representa-.
tives; Hon. 7. S. McGinniss of Jericho,
Vt, the peoples candidate for Governor
of Vermont, Chairman of Selectmen
DOrman Bridgman of HardWick, Vt,
Alderman Chas. S. Crouch of Northamp-
ton, Mass, and thousands upon thou
sands of others in public and private life
have been cured by this grand medicine
and earnestly and heartily recommend all
to use it and be cured
Heed their advice Use Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and
get well.
1t is not patent medicine but the pre-
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specialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases, DR.. Greene. of "a Temple Place
Boston, Mass. He has the largest prac-
tice in the world. and this grand medi-
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perience. The great reputation of DR..
Greece is guarantee that this medicine
will cure and the fact that he can be con-
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charge, personally or by letter, gives alb.
sOlute assurance of the beneficial action
of this wonderful medicine.
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china pickle dish; Mr.. and Mrs, Edw.
Hawkins, of Arlington, plated tea and
coffee pot. Miss Tirzah Montgomery, of
Springfield, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mir
field, of Hoosick Falls, N. Y, gave a
souvenir spoon.
Sidney Young has returned, after a
two weeks vacation.
A cottage prayer meeting was held at
Mrs. Sarah Mirfeld's, last Tuesday even
ing. with a very good attendance.
A slight snow fell on Tuesday night.
The latest reports from Miss Nettie
Hawkins were more favorable,
Miss Florence Woodruff called on
friends in town. Wednesday.
B. W, Stafford and son, George, of Ar.
lington, were in town Wednesday.
Don't forget the pancake social at Mrs
G. A. Moons, next Wednesday evening
Charles Monroe was one Of the ushera
at his SISTERS wedding.
Misses Efie Galusha and Anna Som
mers are expected to spend Sunday al
Mrs. Galusha's. ...-,s
Charles Martin and family attended
the burial of his brothers. wife, Mrs
Coleman Martin, of Springfield, thit
State. The burial was at North Ben
nington.
Miss lone Eddy spent few days il
Arlington with a school friend, Mist
Maude Adams.
She that was Emma Wheeleryis visit
ing friends in town.