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u. Is. Wolcott of Garfield spent Mon
day night with Rev. Gilchrist and
} family
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Barn paints 80 cents per gallon
NJ. DeTar.
There was nice little shower w ed
nesday night.
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O bicycles: cleaned and repaired al
Gol:schmidts tin shop by Oscar Har.
oney.
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All populists. democrats and silver
republicans are invited to read the
callsor convention to be held on Sept
ember 10th the call is OH the first
page of this paper.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
at Publishers price. M. DeTar,
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CA. SNOW&CO

H. b. Abbott aud wife were in the
city this week looking for house.
Mr.. Abbot has decided to rent his farm
and go to Chicago leaving his family
either in Larned or Kinsley for the
winter.
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Mrs. w. l.. Hobbs is still very sick
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There will be n grand church picnic
ut Hines grove, Tuesday September
18th, for the benefit of the st. Joseph
church. There will be "a platform
dance conducted hy Beeson' s orchestra
Of Dodge City. Refreshments of all
kinds will he served ON the grounds.
Everybody will he made welcome and
the best of order maintained.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

LOCAL ITEMS,
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eIIogewater Village.

The ordination of f. b. HYDE
took place IN the church Tuesday.
The preachers present were DR.. J.
b. Thrall of ALBANY, n. v; DR.. J.
E. Fullerton of Bellows Falls, Rev.
A. NJ. Ogilvie of Windsor, Rev. w.
II. Mousley of Quechec, Rev. p.
Mcmillan and Rev. NJ. T. Morrill,
of Woodstock, Rev. S. H. Robinson
of Tyson and Rev. Evan Thomas of
Ludlow.
The base ball club plays the Pom
fret club at South Pomfret to-day
(SaturdayD
Chas. Il. Wecden has purchased
of the smith estate the house latel y
occupied by +. !. Woods. His
goods came from Lebanon Wcdnes-
dav.
T.. D. RAYMOND. who has been in
town for a few DAYS on business. re
turned 10 Windsor Wednesday. w,
{. RAYMOND WIS in Windsor sur
day last.
Merle SAWYER of Woodstock WAS
brought before Justice Raymond
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account of the extended session of
! the Supreme court at Montpelier.

account of the extended session of
the Supreme court at Montpelier.
Hon. William Rounds Of I hester
has resigned as assistant Judge of
Windsor county court and Henry J..
Parker of Andover HIS been appoint
ed by the governor to fill the va.
cancy.
Mai. John H. Mimms of St. Al
bans started for Woodstock about a
week ago, riding leisurely over the
country on horseback, and consc-
quently failed to receive notice that
opening of the May term Of court
had been postponed a week. He
arrived here Monday and took the
train for home next day.
There have been Il number of real
estate sales the past week or two.
!. II. Pinney has bought of G. NJ.
Perry tor S. 200 the double house at
the lower end of Pleasant street; F.
c. Southgate has bought the white
tenement house belonging to the p.
T. Washburn estate on River street
for sos; and P. b. La Mountain
has sold his house on Church hill to
George w. King for $3.50.
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Memorial Day.

Randall Post, No. 81, G.. A. R.,
have arranged the following pro
gram for Memorial Day;
Post will assemble at their hall at
one o'clock; at l.3o will march to
the Town Hall.
The order of exercises at the hall
will be as follows:
Reading of Order by the Post Adjutant
Comrades. Salute the Dead"
Prayer by Rev. j. D. Beeman.
Recitation-The American Flag.
Miss Clara Purple.
Double Male Quartet
Recitation-Our Nations Dead.
Miss Clara Winslow.
Meal, "a. Ode to the Brave,
MuSic TO- Set the Flowers on their Graves.
Ladies' Double Trio with Bass Solo.
Recitation Barbara Fritchie,
Recitation-Th Picket Guard.
Miss Alice Vaughan.
Music The Last Camp.
Double Male Quartet.
n-Sheridan's Ride,
Miss Minnie Merrill.
Music-Passing Away,
Ladies' Quartet
Recitation-The Blue and the Gray,
| Miss Lou Porter
Music-America.
Post will form in front Of town
hall. receive flowers from the Relief
Corps, march to River street Gene
terry and decorate the graves of on,
dead comrades.
All schools of the town are invited
to JOIN the line under direction Of
their several teachers. Also al
soldiers not members OF the Post arc
cordially invited to meet with us a
Post Hall and join the march.
! The several cemeteries Of the towr
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Windsor High Won.

The third annual meet of the
Dartmouth Tnterscholastic Athletic
association was held at Hanover
Wednesday. Windsor High school
standing first with p points. Wood
stock High failed to score, though
putting up plucky fight in several
races.
The points won were Windsor
High Fl, Concord High 2o, Yer
mont academy 81, Haverhill High
10 Ia, Randolph High 10, Kimball
Union academy 7, Troy Conference
academy 6 l-2, Manchester High $,
Springfield, VT. High 3 IA, Muir
dock High, Lancaster High and St.
Johnsbury academy 3 each.
The new timing chronograph,
described elsewhere in this paper,
was used successfully.
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Death from LockiaW,

Henry o. Willis of Plymouth
Union,' brother of the late E. b.
Willis of Woodstock, died Monday,
MAY Is, his death being the result
OF an injury received about month
ago. lie damned the forefinger of
his right hand in some way, losing
the end of the finger. He failed to
have the wound properly treated by
surgeon and the result was that lock-
Jaw set in and death followed in a
short time. lie was in Woodstock
only two weeks ago, where he was
we'll known.
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Spirit Of the Aae,
woodstocx, VT, May 80, 1896.
wn.u.,ock X. IL. Time Table.

Th. following l. the running ime OF The
,,.im. over the Woodstock Railroad, COM
m"nrinr Monday, May %, lS96.
TpuS. GOING EAsr.-No2. Mail, A. N.
,.,~r Woodstock 10 80; Taftsville 10 40;
nu,rhcr 10 80; Dcwey's Mills 10 81; tHart'
X t"rI II ls: White River junction II 20.
TRANS GOING EAsr.-No::, 4, Accom-, ?.
,snye Woodstock 8 30: TaftsviIie 32l;
oucchce ) SO; Dcwey' Mills ~: h"r'ioro
9 3ss. y hi,e River Junction " o.
TEAMS GolyG EAsr-No.. 6. EXP. a: M N.
ANA woodstock 80; IaftsViiie ~;
nuncbe, : 30 Dewcys Mills 81; Hartford
4 ~ White River Junction II.
TEAMS GOING " Esr.-No. l.: Accom-, A.
A. Irnyc While River Junction : 90; tHart'
Sn,J ~: Dewey. Mills 5 ID; Qucchee 20:
Tnfi.,jIIr 80; Woodstock s 40.
TRAINS GOING WEsr.-No3 3: Mail. Leave
whitr River Junction | 40; Hartford
Dcwcy's Mills 3 %; Qucchee % Taftsvil'e
Is; Woodstock 223
TRAINS GONG WEsT.-No 5, Exp. p. NJ;
Leave White River JUNCTION Is; Hartford
4 20. Deweys Mills 80: Quechee 40,
'Tuttsville 30: Woodstock 81.
All trains day-Sundays excepted
j. q. PORTER. Supt.
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TafrSvilie.

j a ISVut0s
The Ladies' Information society
will meet with Mrs. Mary F. Osmer
on Wednesday afternoon, June 8,
: Mrs. Seaver, leader. All ladies are
co, daily invited to attend.
Irving Gilbert and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Darling attended the Odd
Fellows gathering at Ludlow last
week.
Mrs. Nellie Lussier of Dewcy's
Mills is visiting her mother, Mrs.
George Osmer.
Mrs. VIM. Strong spent the Sab
batd with friends ut Bradford.
Mrs. l.. W. l!awlcy OF 'rattic-
boro has been spending a ie" DAYS
with her mother. Mrs. Daniel Taft
Enos Dole and several assistants
are planking the long bridge at this
place.
John Osnlcr is CARRYING on the
Tracy farm this season.
Nelson Gillett is in Massachusetts
canvassng for the same firm he was
with last year.
w. II. Browncll is making busi-
ness trip to Plymouth Union.
! Frank MctrLlf and wife have been
visiting in Canaan, N. II.
A. &. lIoitt has been troubled
with rheumatism lately.
The public water works have been
thoroughly repaired and are now IN
good running order.
Mrs. d. 6. Spaulding has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gates,
at West Lebanon, N. H.
b. D. Hathaway is employed at
the saw mill at Quechee. He is one
of the best sawyers in the state.
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FeicnvlIte.


Memorial services will be held at
the Baptist church on Sunday morn
ing.
On Tuesday, May IL, Albert G..
Kendall Of this place and Miss
Emma La Fountain of Springfield
were married at the home of the
brides parents. After the ceremony
the bridal pair left amid shower of
rice for Boston. On their return,
May 10, Il reception was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kendall, parents of the groom, when
about fifty friends and relatives unit
ed in extending their heartiest con-
gratulntions and best wishes to the
young people. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
dali will make their home in SPRING
field.
Services were held at Bailev's
Mills last Sunday in memory of
Howard Newton. who died SO sud-
denly of ,liphtheria last winter.
A. l.. " ooster, n pro nine Mt citizen OF
Ossen. Mich., after sutt',rinI "Xcru"'ating-
" from pies Cor tW my years. wa> cuiCd
in snort time By USING d Witt Witch
Hazel Salve, an ,b >uiu @ r.r' for 3, : in
disease. Nor" OF tiiS pre- ar tI,l j.
used THAI al Others cHmrin j. i +.
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Golden Wedding o; Colonel and Mrs.
Z. NJ. Brown.

The St. Paul, Mimi, Globe of
May : has an account of the golden
wedding celebration of Colonel and
Mrs. E. NJ. Brown at their home in
that city Saturday, May =. Both
are Vcrmonters, and former resi-
dents of Woodstock, where they have
many a:quaintances.
Colonel Brown was for thi,teen
years-from 1917 to IS6o-publisher
of The Age, and is remembered as
a vigorous and aggressive writer.
He has been actively engaged in the
newspaper business until within a
few years.
He was born in IIartland June
%, 1921. A brother, Augustus, and
half brother. Sidney A., are now
living in IIartand. Mrs. Brown
was born in STAFFORD June FL, 1923.
Colonel Browns paternal and ma
ternal grandtathers both fought for
Americas independence. His wifi C
is the daughter of soldier of the
Revolution, Samuel Hayward.
They received many gifts from
their children, grandchildren and
friends Among the presents was a
solid gold spoon, the personal gift to
Mrs. Brown from D. A. Monfort,
the regent of the St. Paul chapter of
the Daughters of the American Rev
olution.
Colonel Brown removed from
Vermont to Yankton, S. d., in 1873,
went to Bismarck year later, and
remained there until 1890, when he
went to St. Paul, where he and Mrs.
Brown have since resided. He is Il
veteran of the civil war, having
served thee years.
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State Fair at Billings Park.

President George Aitken of the
State Agricultural society attended
Il joint meeting OF the society AMI
the Billings Park association on Fri
day of last week. 1t was voted UNI
animously that the State fair should
be held at Billings Park the first
week in September, and that the Of
ticers of the joint exhibition of the
State society and the Billings Park
association should be named 10y the
Billings Park association at a meet
ing to he held this week.
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Barnard.

0dtOdtO.
Or. w. O. Perkins of Boston is at
O. c. Smiths.
Pearl Clapp of Lebanon, N. H.,
made flying visit here this week
on his wheel.
Mike Hoar, Richard Hoar and
Capt. Stevens of Boston, and Ohm
Hoar of New York are at Stephen
Hoar's.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
May 20 marked the fiftieth ami
versarv of the marriage of our re-.
spected townspeople. Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin White. Mr.. White is Il
native of Nelson, n. H., and Mrs.
White of Randolph, VT. Their first
home was made in Barnard, then
for several years thew lived i'll Ran
dolph and Braintrec, VT, until in
March 1868 they bought and moved
to their present home. OF their ten
children, six have grown to man
hood and womanhood, and all but
one were with them on this occasion,
also five of their seven grandchildren
were present. Other relatives pres
, eut were Mr.. and Mrs. Dole and
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WANrEp.-A reliable lady of gen
ktleman to distribute samples and
make housc.to-house canvass tor
ur Vegetable Toilet Soaps and Pure
Flavoring Extracts. $40 to $75 Il
oonth easily made. Address Crofts
b Reed, Chicago. Ill.
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SAFETY.EC0NOMY
CLEANLINESS!
THE
woodstock Gas Light Company
Has made arrangements to furnish
at the lowest possible price. for the
season of 1906,
BATHROOM APPLIANCES.

The great improvement made in
this line of goods during the past
two years has made Gas Stoves for
summer use supersede coal oil or
gasoline stoves wherever gas can he
used.
The safety and economy of THEW
use is apparent, there being ~
smell, no SCOT, smoke or explosives.
For cooking they excel ali kinds
of summer stoves, having uniform-
ity of heat that cannot be obtained
from oil or gasoline The degree Of
heat can be controlled without
trouble, and the stove left to do its
work with perfect safety.
These stoves can be seen at the
store of E. F. WARDwELL. who will
take orders to furnish any kind not
in stock, which can he supplied "u q
few days notice.
GEO. AlTK&W
Superintendent.
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South Ponfret.

Elbridge Perry has the frame for
his new house up and it is likely to
be the best in town.
John Gibson has gone to Sharon
with team to be gone week or two
building "A bridge for the town.
The weather is certainly cxtraor-
binary the present season. Can any
one tell when so little moisture has
fallen III the same time as IN the last
two months? Or when caterpillars
We're so plenty' Or when our hills
were so lively with little grasshop-
pers SO early in the season.
The frost here last week Wcdnes-
day night was severe enough to kill
corn, beans and vines.
Louis and Alice whitney of Beth
ell visited their cousin, Maggie
White, at II. y. Bruce's recently.
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DEATHS.

In PomIrct, May %. Charle~ iiut crimson,
aged 50 years, 10 months ami y days.
Funeral at the house SUNDAY At y. IN.
In West Windsor, May'22 Wi ur Spauld-
ing, aged % years.
In Plymouth Union. May %. Henry O.
Willis, aged 81 years, Z months aHd days.
In Barnard, May %, Mrs. Lorenzo Wheel
ock, aged rs years.
In Ludlow. May 6. Nancy tMiller) Ora
ham, wife of the late Capt. William Ora
ham, aged 7G years
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DR.. r. c. Carrick, chiropodist of
Rutland, will be at the Inn Monday,
June 1, :, 3 and 4. A permanent
cure for corns, bnnions and ingrow-
ing nails.
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MAILS CLOSE.

Boston, New York, North and East, 1913 A.
NJ, 800 p. NJ. ,
Bridgewatcr and Rutland, $50 A. NJ. and
800 p. NJ. 80
South Woodstock and Felcl.ville, 3.oo p. NJ.
Barnard and Bethel, $50 a. ".
Office hours from 90 \. VI. Ins Z. ".
Sundays, II to | p. Nj.
VIM. ID. McMAS TER. p. VI.
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Sons of Veterans.

All Sons of Veterans are invited
and urged to meet at g. A. Hall,
Friday evening, June 9Th, at 7
o'clock, to see about organizing a
Camp. Capt. Mandigo will be pres
ent to explain matters.
By order Randall Post, No. 81.
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ing nails.
The p. r. Washburn house on
River street has been purchased by
Mr.. Harvey for $4,000.
The Guy Bros. Mlnstrels will APP
pear in the town hall, Tuesday June
?. The company is composed Of
the very best talent in the minstrel
| line; an entire new show this sea-
son. Stronger and better than ever.
This is the company that gave such
good satisfaction here last season.
Mrs. E. +. Pitk'n will return from
New York soon and open her house
on Union street.
Miss Billings arrived at the Hill
Wednesday.
The cord holding the striking
weight of the clock at the Congrega-
tional church broke few days ago
and the weight, weighing 1900
pounds, fell three or four feet, being
stopped in its trip toward the base
ment by some obstruction. No dam
age was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell b. Lowell of
Milbury, Mass, celebrated their
golden wedding on Thursday of last
week. Mr.. Lowell is brother of
the late G. II. Lowell of Woodstock
and was employed for many years
in the Woodward mill here. Mrs.
Russell is sister of Liberty b.
Marble. There were large num-
Der of guests present. among them
Mrs. Rush Vaughan of South Pom
fret, niece of Mrs. Russell.
Dearborn e. Co. have recently sold
two farms to New York and Massa.
chuset!s parties.
Miss Bertha S. Knapp entertained
the teachers of the village schools al
"quotation hunt" on Friday after.
noon.
Druggist r. l.. Adams is just add
s. ing to his soda counter nice fan
which during the hot summer month";
will be run b, water moter placed
in the cellar. This will keep hi.
customers cool and add greatly to
their comfort.
| Mrs. Atkins of Stowe IS visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harriet F. Rice.
The Woodstock me nbers of Yer.
mont Commandery, No. 4, of Wind.
sor, will join the commandery a,
South Royalton today and take par,
in the memorial exercises there.
The Good Tcmplars of Orange
and Windsor counties are planning
fora big rally and convention a,
Randolph July 4.
The prize.speaking contest at
White River Junction Wednesday
evening was attended by large
number of scholars and their friends,
Especial tram being run from here.
The general prize, cum laude, was
awarded to Miss Elizabeth klmball,
and the first gcntleman's prize to
Robert II. Coy, both of the Whit
comb school at Bethel. Woodstock
was well represented by Miss Helen
W. Marble and Roger {. Griffin,
and the school has reason to be
proud of their efforts.
Austin B. Saul has gone to his
home in Waltham, Mass, for few
DAYS.
Miss Lucy d. Denison and Bor
rodel Woodward of Royalton were
guests of Mrs. F. A. Wilson on
Wednesday,.
Mrs. NJ. A. Taft of Newport is
visiting here.
n large party from Quechee will
g" to Lakota to-day, and with Others
from Woodstock the club house will
be filed with guests.
frlor Bros. are going to buy the
Fisher block and furniture stock
is understood there will he nc
|hanse at present at either theil
Store or at the Fisher stand.
An attempt will be made to drJi,
TIE new playground very SOON b!
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One swallow does not make Spring. bnt
one swallow OfOne Minute Cough Cure
brings relief A. b. Morgan. Woodstock;
Scott Tinkham, Quecbec; L. J. NJ. Mar
cy, Taft.ville.
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DANA BROTHERS,
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
Four months Trial Subscription
to THE AGE, IS Cents.

Saturday last for abuse to a horse.
The hearing is continued until after
county court.
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will be visited and graves decorated
by details from the Post.
Contributions OF flowers are solic-
tied, which may be sent to the town
hall after 9 Il. III. of the goth, where
they will he cared for BY the Relief
Corps. Special decorations should
be marked with card.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE

LIST OF LETTERS remaining uncallea
for in he Post Office. ut Woodstock, May
20, 1896:
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daughter from Claremont, n. H. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens from East
Barnard; Mrs. Fish and daughter
from Randolph; and Ira Wheat and
family from Royalton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dole are each
s, years old, and in a year from
now hope to celebrate the sixtieth
anniversary of their own wedding.
Many tokens of esteem and affec-
ton were brought by their children
and friends and the presentation was
made in very pleasing manner by
Mrs. Amelia Fish, who alone of the
twenty-eight present was with them
upon their wedding day fifty years
ago only two present had known
either of them longer than herself.
Their children are Frank E. and
Florus E. White and Mrs. Charles
Lewis of this town and Mrs. A. w.
Stickney, Mrs. S. A. Stickney and
Selva A. White of Springfield, VT.
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RucL;en.s Aru1ca Sulye

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhcum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiiblans,
Corns. and all Skin Eruption>. and posi-
tivcb cures Piles, or 10 nay required. 1t
is cuufinreed to give satS!aCtou. or
money r.f,lntlrd. Price % ccn.s per box.
For sale by \. b. Morgan.
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No. Pomfret.

No. Pomfret.
VIM Fay called on his old neigh
bors recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will King from
Windsor spent the Sabbath in town.
Miss Gertrude Harrington is on
the sick list.
Mr.. Casey has finished work for
A. p. Clifford for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Rogers Wis
tied at Charles Reeds recently.
Miss Spear has been called to
Mrs. Perkins in the edge of Pom
fret.
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"Sunshine AN" Shadow"

THE AGE offers a beanti-
tiful halt-tone picture Of Elm
street with every subscription
of one dollar, or with IA trial
subscription Of twenty-five
cents ios four months.
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At the Churches Tomorrow.

Christian-Rev. A. J. Smith OF
West Hartford breaches in the
morning. Evening service at 7.
Congregational Morning service
at 1890. Sunday school alter morn
ing service; Junior meeting, 5
o'clock; Young Peoples meeting, e
o'clock; evening service at $50.
Observation-Disclosures at Io.3oa a. IN.
Sunday school at close of preaching
service; League meeting at OILS;
song service at 7, followed by social
meeting.
Rev. J. d. B.eman will preach in
the Cox school house June 9TH, 3 p.
IN. i; at English Mills June 18th, 3 p.
M; at Tafts>,lle June 2lst, s.I5 p.
m.
Umversalist-Sermon at 1890 by
the pastor; subject, The Precious
ness of Christian Faith" Peter
EST. Up. m. Christian Union, con-
secretion service, subject, Sour He
roes.'
St. James-Usual morning and
evening services.
Cathol,c-Low mass in Barnard
at 9, high mass in Woodstock at
Il.45; evening prayer at Ais.
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eomfret.

On account of the funera! OF the
late Charles Hutchinson, which will
be held Sunday at 2 p. nj, Rev. J
+. Simmons will not preach at ths
Town Hall, Ponlfret, as announced
The meeting is postponed two
weeks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-30

New Patterns,
Perfect fitting.
"A very great variety of
Wash Fabrics - Prints,
Satines, Dimities. Lawns.
Percales.
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SfT'a%.-fHs''-"sri' s-sr'='
ai;2- ;ic3.
IN Ludlow. MAY y. =. daughter to Mr..
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VIM. Davis, accompanied by
MaNur Cobb Of Newton. Mass.
were recent guests Of l.. \. Davis.
Mr.. a,d Mis-. T.. Is. Y eek Of 81.
Johnsbury were in town the fist Of
the week.
Geo. II. Topper and NJ. G. Sal
ford left for Burlington " etnc>,la,
where thcv will join a party for It
fishing trip among the .Adirondayks.
At the Democratic caucus last Sat
urday night l.. w. Clovgh. W. H..
Cleaner and D. NJ. Clouyh were
chosen delegates to the Montpelier
meeting, which is in session This
week and which will choose dele
gates to the National Democratic
Convention.
A. l.. Stearns is in Springfield,
Mass, buying horses.
Mrs. Josephine French of New
York city is guest Of her brother,
S. b. Day.