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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-06-24

Keep your horses, cows. sheep and hogs
healthy by using our "International STOCK
Food, :" which is also a sure proven tion OF hog
cholera. 8 feeds for one cent. Only ~ cents
package.
Poultry fanciers will greatly enhance the
value Of their poultry birds, increasing large
~ the production OF eggs by using our Poul-
try Food. Your young chicks will be strong
and vigorous. Only IS cents package. IL is
also q sure prevention and cure for cholera.
II you value the life Of your horse, get a
bottle OF DIR. Sloan's Sure Collie Cure.
Try our International Worm Powders for
your stock. It will do the work.
We sell Dr.. Sloan's celebrated Nerve and
Bone Lineamentg-good for man and BEAST
Chill and Fever Remedy. quick cure, condi,
such goods on hand, and be ready for any en-
emergency.
Try Silver Pine Healing OIL for any and all
kinds OF cuts. bruises, sprains and swellings
incident TO horse flesh. These goods are fresh
and pure and will do what they claim. Try
them and you will be pleased.
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Supply Company's Locals


Here we are with a list Of bargains.
All our beautiful muslins at reduced prices.
few pieces OF 8 and 10 cents white lawns
at bargain.
Towels, napkins, table linen and table oil
cloths.
Come and get your neckties. Good ones
Large lump starch so pound, by box
cheaper.
Octagon and Charlotte soap, both good.
Copca Ivory and Butter-milk soaps for toll
let.
See grated pine apple for cream and pies' lo
cents can.
Snow fakes just In, fresh and nice.
Go TO Bruces for good pure Ice cream.
Magic yeast something for housekeepers.
Come and get your sugar, IS pounds for 81.
Cheap for preserving, ETC.
Morrison's best sugar cured hams, Il l-2
cents pound.
Excelsior flour just come and try barrel.
For good shortening try cotolene. use n
less than OF lard.
Masons quart and l-2 gallons fruit jars,
extra rubbers.
1Oc can pound grated pine apple, makes
splendid cream.
Haryeys pure lard. Nothing better In lard.
Just opened up lot OF crockery OF all
kinds. Come and see what we have In crock
cry. Glassware Of all kinds.
Groceries very cheap. Flour, sugar and
bacon.
Syrup-New Orleans syrup, Cuba Vanilla
syrup.
Gold dust pounds for p cents. Grandmas'
washing powder l pound for cents. They
have no equal for securing.
Cottolene-Ar size packages. Best for
shortening.
Oat flakes SC a pound.
Come and give us call.
Abbeville Supply Co.
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Mount Carmel

Mt Carmel, S. G., June p, 1896.
All quiet along the Savannah to night.
Drs. Hill and Gambrell were In town on
Sunday, 10 see Mrs. McCannon, who has been
sick for sometime.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tarrant who has been quite
sick, at the home OF heI daughter Mrs. 4. 6.
Baker, Is improving.
The cry Of lice on cotton Is diminishing,
and the crops are looking we'll.
Mr.. s. d. Wells Is preparing to move Into
the city, having traded his river plantation
to Mr.. j. w. Morrah.
Mt Carmel can boast of one OF the best
kept hotels In the State.
Supervisors Of Registration Carwile and
Boles, were In town Thursday OF last week.
The Mt Carmel Democratic Club, will meet
al this place on Saturday July 4, full at
tendance is desired.
The st Louis Convention has nominated
the republican party. Let Chicago nominate
Boies and TilmHn as democratic leaders, and
a democrat will occupy the white house the
DR.. J. NJ. Carlton has been visiting in Geor.
gia for his health. His futher-in-law Capt.
Burch returned home with him.
The Cade Pottery is running on full time
and is a success.
Mrs. Heard has bought, and is now riding
In one OF Fowler's incest Phatans.
Rev. A. l.. Patterson preached one OF his
best sermons In the \. r. ?. Church on Sab
bath morning.
Rev. McLln has moved into the home OF
Mrs. c. r. Rogers; he is an eminent divine,
and has made host OF friends in this COM
mnnity.
Mr.. J. F. Clinkscales OF Montery was IN
town last week. Mr.. Cliukscales is interest
ed iu the mechanical business here.
Messrs Manning Black, w. o. Gown, Oscar
Black, and J. E. Miller Of wellington spent
Mark speer OF Lowndesville has been in
town few days. Mr.. Speer is one OF
Lowndesville best young men and II the signs
are correct Mt Carmel may loose one OF her
fairest flowers.
David Hirschman, B. A. Boyd and Walter
Boyd took In the excursion to Anderson last
| Friday.
B. g. Reese has built good bridge over Bel
lottes creek near Calhouns Mill.
| Supervisor Lyon has given universal salts.
| faction In this community. The chain gang
under the management OF u. II Moore has
done some of their best work on roads in this
township. Capt. Lyon Is the right man In the
right place.
| Rev. p B. Ingram has been on a visit to
Greenwood and vicinity.
| 1t is said that four hundred acres Of corn on
Savannah river that will make. If there is no
freshet fifty bushels to the acre.
| Our friends James and Robert Knox. OF
Sharon spent the day In the city last week.
| Miss Ida Baty who has been visiting Mrs.
Colyer has returned to her home In Anderson
county.
y. and Methodist churches, she is one OF the
best performers In the country.
Prof. =. B. Latham has been sick for a few
days but is improving.
l.. .. Sstrunk, our general depot agent, will
| take rest soon.
1t will not be long before the time for the
candidate TO be around. Treat a II kindly and
vote for those who In your Judgment will ill
the position they aspire to best.
| This section Is needing rain. NJ.
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have received large accessions 10 my STOCK
OF dry goods during the last week.
have recently bought largely bleached
and unbleached homespuns, bleached and
uubleached sheetingS. | have some special
ly good bargains to offer in this line. nave
bleaGhed goods from ) cents yard to lO cents
but can give you the best bleaching AT
cents you ever bought at that price.
have splendid line of table linens
damasks napkins and iringed deylies. EX
anime my stock of these goods,
Some things that are very cheap.
My bleached homespun at ) cents yard.
My sea island homespun at 5 cents yard.
My outings at ) cents yard.
Ny white lawn at 5 cents a yard.
My ginghams at cents yard.
My indigo blue prints at ) cents yard
l.. W. White.
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HaddOn'S Locals.

New patterns In organdies and dimity-just
the stuff for summer, at Haddons.
66 inch white organdie, at Haddons.
White silk parasols at Haddons.
&c inch gloria silk paragon frame parasols
81. at Haddon's.
Fast black hose at Haddon's.
rau hose for infants children and ladies. at
Haddop's.
Slippers! Slippers We are closing one or
two lines OF slippers regardless of the cost, at
Haddop's.
If you have little cash to spend these hot
days Just 20 to Haddon's. anu you Will be
surprised at the amount OF goods you can
purchase for q little money at Haddons.
Zephyr ginghams makes a nice waist and
washes well. We are still closing our entire
line of this beautiful goods ut II cents, al
Haddon's.
A good SO inch Sea Island homespun cents,
At Haddon's.
Get our prices Oh 81 inch bleeched home
spun by the bolt, at Haddons.
All grades Of bleeched and brown home
Spuns, at Haddop's.
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From n Fair Hand.

Ia n RI ra. boom IN ra.
Come right here 10 J. n. Kerr
All you people with Il house 10 Keep.
Get your furniture nice and cheaP.
Those OF you who have cnltlVateu t'sle
Come TO kerr's, It's the very place.
Upon his walls in grand dlSPia!
Is the finest art OF tie day.
We keen the handsomest lot IN Town.
Convince yourself by calling aro"hu.
Baby sleeping souudly.
Mama by his side
Which is the nations pride.
BABY is never frightened.
Bv this humming needless souna,
That is SO com mon
Where other machines are found.
simple and pretty.
Always ready for use.
once try Standard Rotary
And you'll never turn II loose.
Our terms are always reasonable.
Our prices are very low.
If You want to buy standard
TO J. d. Kerr & Co. go.
No. Rosenberg Block. Abbeville, ). L.
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THE Abbeville base ball team played very
interesting game with the Greenwood boys
last Wednesday. The game was eScltlng
from strart 10 finish, and many good plays
were made on both sides. The scores stood
IL TO In favor OF Abbeville.
HON. w. P. WIDEMAN,it 1t is said, has filed
his pledge, and will be candidate tor Con-
gress from this District, but OF this we are mol
certain.
On July 4lh, a picnic will be had at Rapley S
Shoals on Long Cane. Get your basket and
your best girl and go.
MRS. w. ]. DEvoRE left yesterday for an
extended visit 10 relatives at Greenwood
and HarrelSonville.
WESTMISIsTEk College. Penn. conferred
the degree OF ID. d. upon the Rev. +. Y. Press
ley, OF Due West, at their last meeting.
Judge Norton died last Saturday at his
home in Walhalla. aged u.
Mr.. WILLIAM B. CLEMENTS. OF Atlanta,
WAS in town Sunday, visiting friends.
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Locals w. Joel Smith e. Son.

We still have plenty Of straw hats and neg
ligee shirts. Call and be supplied.
We are closing out small lot OF white
vests and gents slippers at about 50 cents on
the dollar. Smith Son.
Bear In mind our Bull Dog" breeches.
They are the best on earth for workingmen.
Don't forget fruit jars. w. Joel Smith 4
Son can supply you.
"Bull Dog" knee pants are the best for boys.
They will not rip. For sale only by w. Joel
Smith & Son.
We have very large stock OF "A Sea Island
and 1t is going like hot cakes" at cents per
yard. 1t is a genuine bargain. W. Joel
Smith & Son.
Fruit jars. Now Ia the time to buy frnit
lars. and we have the best. Call and get a
supply. w. Joel Smith & Son.
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We have the best bed spring on earth for
the money. sold exclusively by US and guar
anteed by the manufacturers for five years
Plenty or them now In use ana can iurnish
money refunded. J. ID. Kerr.
We will have the following in In about ten
days: jointless fancy and cotton map Japan
ese mating in rolls In aud 10 foot length,
coors, walnut, mahogany and oak, moquito
canopies, etc. j. ID. Kerr
See our lot of easles, pictures shades, and
curtain rods In oak and enamel finish.
j. ID. Kerr.
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Wednesday, June "a, 1896.
4 Friend to the MILL!

A town farmer no requests US 10 withhold
his name, authorizes us to say that he will pre-
sent TO the Aboeville Cotton Mill the first
bale OF cotton which he gathers this fall The
town farmer is a first class merchant, public
spirited citizen and lover Of the town on
general principles.
He glories in the success Of the Cotton Mill.
and We have a great mind to tell now that
this good friend is Mr.. 4. B. Morse, but we
will be certain TO tell OF his friendship next
Fall.
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CrOss's Locals.

Way Side Inn grated pineapple.
Thurbers sliced pineapple.
Henry's prepared pineapple.
Henry's celery sauce.
Surry pickles. East India pickles.
Salmon 10c per can.
Soda In bulk, : lbs. for 25c.
Magnolia hams.
Fancy patent flour In "A and As lbs. sacks.
Dried apples at SC per pound.
The biggest l0c plug Of tobacco in town.
A fresh lot Of candles.
4 splendid cake Of laundry soap for 4c.
Starch, pounds for 2jc.
Pork and beans for l0c. W. +. CROSS.
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Locals &. Il. Hammond & 60.

Natures nap Is over. 1t has awakeneu
from It's winter sleep and put on lts sprlins il
gnrb. Men and women are like nature. 10.
they also need spring clothing. 10 slhtt a. ~
the bottom they cannot do better than buy q
pntr of j. b. Lewis CO.'S "W r.Resisters"
shoes that MeSsrS. L. L. Hammond Y GO. are
selling. They have complete line Oh HI Tue
latest spring styles.
LAD busters in all styles at c. p. Hammond
l. Co.
See those beautiful slippers at {. I. Ham,
mond 4 Co. Drew Selby Il Co.'S make.
We are working TO please you. Making
harness at low prices and we want TO see you.
G. =. Hammond Co.
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Mail Hours.
e malls close at the Abbeville

Hours that the malls close at the Abbeville
post office:
lilo a. m. lilo p. m. ZoO p. M.
4.30 p. m. 500 y. m.
All matter that is to go off in the night
mails should deposited in the post office, and
not in the street box after 400 p. m.
Sunday hours-9 10 10 a. IN. to- p. m. .
to i p. m. Root. >. hlhh, 1. NJ.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining In Abbeyille. ). e., fost
Office for weeks ending June %. lSSG.
AIRS Charles Arnold.
B-Samuel Branch. Miss Anna Bowie.
D-Mrs. Diapnah DeBose.
H-Richsrd Hill, care Ed RAINY, h. NJ Har
J-Malinda Jack son. Sallie Jones.
M-Mary Mason. Lille Martin.
R-Millars Rollian (eolD
Robt S. Link, Z. NJ.
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Citizens Meeting.

4 CITIZENS meeting will be held In the
CourI House on Wednesday, July ;. 1896. al
six O'Clock 10 nominate three COMMISSIONER
10 be elected at the same time the water
works election takes place. 1t Is important
that suitable men be chosen as they Will nave
full charge Of the water works bonds. u.
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Democratic club Netting.

There will be meeting Of the Means Chap
ell Democratic Club at the school house on
apce is desired, especially the young men
who have become twenty.one, SO that the
club list may be complied. Also meeting OF
the patrons of the school at the same place.
B. F. Price President.
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of on a Months Vacation.

Rev. w. E. Johnson. pastor OF the Bap,lst
church OF this city. has been given month
vacation by his church. Rev. johnson Is Il
good preacher and is greatly loved and res
pected by everybody. Since he came TO THIS
city he has done a great deal OF good. lie
his friends thought 1t best TO give him rest.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-06-24

McDill l. Lyon have received their second
shipment Of baby CARRIAGES, they have them
upholstered In all colors and can suit any
body. You will save money and get some
thing stylish by patronizing them.
Cohen's spring stock has begun to come In
and 1t will pay you 10 see them before buying.
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Miss Lizzie and Miss Willis, OF Elberton,
after spending a week very pleasantly with
Miss Ollie McIlwain, left for their home yes
terday. Both of these young ladies made
many friends while in Abbeville.
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Literary Club.

The Literary Club will meet next Friday
night at the home OF DR.. +. e. Harrison.
Walter L. Miller, ESQ.,, will read an essay on
tie subject of "Abbeville County.
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DeaerYed Honor.

A college In Pennsylvania has con ferred the
degree Doctor OF Divinity on the Rev. r. l {.
PRESLEY, OF Due West. The honor could not
have been conferred on an ADLER or u better
man, or a more useful member OF the church.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-06-24

Go TO Bruces Ice cream saloon and get your
| Ice cream. Extra large saucer for &c.
See the new lot of baby carriages offered by
McDill & Lvon. Patent wheels, patent brake
seryicablO and durable.
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Estrayed or Stolen.

IRON my house on Saturday night, June
+ IS, 1896, a 81. Bernard dog pup. Color
brown on back and and sides, with white
breast and ring around peck. Will come TO
the name OF Barney. A liberal reward Will
be paid for his delievery, or Information that
will lead TO his whereabouts.
June l6, 1896, st l.. d. RUSSELL
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Back From Converse.
Pretty Young Lady Visitors.

Miss Eva Kirby, who has been ATTENDING
turned home TO spend her vacatiun.
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Ice Cream.

The Kings Daughters will serve Ice cream
Friday afternoon, June u, at O'Clock, In
The yard OF Mrs. l.. W. White.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-06-24

Grand clearing out sale OF zephyr Cling.
s2bc now closing ont at . IL cts. at Hadd on's
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GET q good wheel from c. P. Hammond
Agent. Hartford wheels reduced In price,
See {. P. Hammond about II.
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Found.

"ELBORN HUNTER. Of Diamond Hill
" township, exhibits pocket book, the
papers in which indicate that II belongs 10 Dr.
q. Walter Sherard. Hunter is ready TO sur
render II 10 the proper owner.
WELBORN HUNTER,
June -, 1896, st Antreville,S. C.
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Come and Get Your Money.

Mr. Editor PLEASE publish in your valua.
bic pa per that ] havefunds in this office for
the following named persons who have failed
10 call for their dues
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The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBENILLE.
PROBATE COUNTY.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Benjamin j.
Gray, Deceased.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
4 l.L persons Indebted 10 said estate must
IA settle without delay, and those holding
claims against the estate must present them
properly attested 10. r. K. TOLBERT,
June |, 1885, Executor.
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The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate OF j. Il. Johnson,
Deceased.
Notice 10 Debtors and Creditors.
a LII. persons indebted TO said estate must
n settle without delay, and those holding
claims against the estate must present them
properly attested to. ]. J. JOHNSON,
June Is, 1899, st Administrator.
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&. p. Hammond & Co.'s Locals.

Call around at {. p. Hammond & Co. and
get a new set OF harness. Lap robes cheap
and saddles way down iu prices.
Harness repaired and all parts sold seps.
rately.
A fresh lot Of gents summer oxfords Just in,
vici lid for only 81. See them.
Yours 10 please, C.P. Hammond & Co.
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Bruce's Locals
Go TO Bruce's for ice cream.
Bruce's Ice cream Ii all .. X.
Bruce will furnish you with Ice cream by
the glass or gallon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-10
New Mountain Spring Brewing Co.

The Mountain Spring Brewing Co.,
which assigned last winter, has been reor-
ganized as the .'New Mountain Spring
Brewing Co." with a capital of $4,000.
Charles S. Cove and Alex d. Kelley OF
Boston are respectively president and
treasurer, and c. M. Blake and w. G.
Blake of Bellows Falls, superintendent and
assistant treasurer respectively.
This plant has had a hard time since the
middle of last winter. At one time some
part of the plant was sold ON execution; at
another time half the plant was sold to Sc
cure taxes to the town of Walpole; and
early in May the entire plant was put up
at auction under the assignment proceed
ing and bid in by Sheriff Perry of Walpole
on behalf of Boston parties for little over
$4,000. 1t is reported that the owners
under the old name have little voice in the
management now.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-10

town Monday on matters pertaining to the
spiritualist camp meetings at Lake Pleasant
this summer.
Hubert l.. Booth, for the past year clerk
in Towns hotel, has gone to Gloucester,
Mass, to take a similar position in the
Hotel Surfside.
j. A. Lane, who has had charge of the
Durham fruit store, has finished work here
and returned to Boston. Harry Wheeler
now has charge.
Miss Helen Dudley of Windsor stopped
over here with friends Friday and Satur-
day on her return from number of months
spent in Boston studying music.
Miss Hattie Blondin, formerly of this
place, was in town last week visiting rela-
tives and friends. Miss Blondin returned to
her home in Holyoke, Mass, Monday.
Fred Griswold, who was employed in the
post office during the absence of Clerk
Davis, was taken sick last week necessitat-
ing the cutting short Of Mr.. Davis wedding
trip, and he returned Saturday evening.
G. w. Osgood went to Putney yester-
day morning where he addressed the Sun
day school institute in the forenoon, and
went to Bradford in the afternoon to the
convention Of congregational churches Of
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Robertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. t. Coy, Miss Anna Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Swain were among
those from here who spent Sunday and a
few days last week at Sunapee lake. The
rainy, cold weather of Monday drove them
back to town.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-10

last Friday afternoon IN the presence Of
good sizedaudience. The STAGE decorated with
evergreens, ferns. noted plants and flowers
was occupied by the GRADUATING class. n. N.
Hastings and Rev. G. I. Bard, members of
the school board, Principal Sherwin and
Rev. f. w. Pratt. At the back of the stage
made of flowers was the class motto, "Fin
EN- respice," and on the left was stationed
Beedle's orchestra which furnished music
throughout the afternoon. At o'clock the
scholars of the high school and those in the
intermediate and primary rooms formed u
line and marched in, the seats reserved for
them being tied with the colors of '96, pink
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Bellows Falls Personals.

T. E. O'Brien is home from Boston for a
few days.
j. Martin Santer of Brandon was in town
Monday.
Mrs. D. V. Giffin of Rutland, well known
here, is quite i'll.
Supt. Ray of the Boston & Maine road
was in town yesterday.
w. j. Eaton and family returned this
noon from their Michigan trip.
Miss Lizzie Flavin is spending "a two
weeks vacation in Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Pollard and daughter OF
Boston visited in town over Sunday.
c. S. Stevens of North Troy is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. d. A. Barrows.
A. F. Winnewisser and w. E. Conway
went to Boston Monday on a business trip.
Frank Aver who is employed in the City
Market is away upon two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Minard, U. V. NJ, amember of the
university base ball team, was in town yes
day.
DIR. Frank Whitman has been in Little
Falls, N. Y, for the past two or three
weeks.
Mrs. A. Arms, Mrs H. F. King and Miss
Lucy Wilson are visiting relatives at Mon
tague, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hoffman of Leba-
non, N. H., are the guests of E. E. Furge-
son.
Miss Anna Henry of Worcester, Mass,
visited friends and relatives in this town
and in Walpole last week.
George Hapgood and F. c. Winnewis-
ser went to Windham Monday night and
spent yesterday in fishing.
Miss Minnie Meade and Miss Lizzie
McAuliffe have returned from their visit
with relatives in Turner's Fall, Mass.
w. w. Morse left Saturday for Schenec-
tedy, N. Y, where he begins general
electrical work as special student
F. N. Howard, C. H. Williams and H.
E. Bean are in Burlington this week at
tending the state Masonic meeting.
Mrs. FL. w. Mitchell of Springfield, who
has been spending some days in town with
friends. returned to her home Monday.
Trainman Simpson of Conductor Wood
falls train was off his train Monday and
his place was filed by Edward Stapleton.
n Il C....l Il DID,. - =.