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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-17

tReceiyed too late for last weeks issue.)
Eta Fairbrother, a little daughter
Of ID Fairbrother, had n very painful
operation performed last week. The
removal of a tumor from the throai.
The operation was performed success
fully by DIR Gorham of Bellows Falls.
The j S c f had a patriotic ser.
wee las. Sunday. Hark Arnold sec. of
the society gave a brilliant essay for
one of his years. on why am a pa
triot.' followed by four OF Americas
messengers i~nterspersed with patriotic
songs and short talks on our duties
to our country as boy and girls. The
audience room was prettily dec.
Grated with flags and cut flowers OF
national colors.
We are glad to say that the condition
of will Nutting. reported sick last
week is more hopeful Miss Mary
Tenney is taxing an outing at Newport.
n H..Mrs Nellie Nutting left last
| Monday for Washington as delegate
from the Y { E of this place
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~ ,<ro,n;uapt niuuizt
Ernest Ierao". a ~, !, nnn insspns IN
who has given over oV,vov vho ' = %.mS,ev
Boston, mas peen u guese az '"o ''
farm fsra rev lays. ,,ho h.s boen
Nn'so 49, ion. Dina died Thurs
SICK ior sucn " i Ths s,noral will he
day ,doL soturiav morning.
here AZ ociock Said Har father
the burial o;r;I y.r s.n She
was a soldier IN tnn ~ ciS pa,;.f Corns.
was a " vi Wy t;ma large crowd
AS usua q. sIc thn o;rcns in BRAT.
from mere at T1eu '"'
tieDoro las. rri fsE. owtor,s vounoest
!ne pouy nara for hnriai be-
cn,lo was h"rn ~ Sotvrav last.
s'a NJ ~ pa"onn;t;nn aociai at the Bap-
!ne MeJo Wadnesdav ~evenino was
tist on .ahia "ccas;on, aIthou oh
qui!e al en!oy aran;n.
quItc az T..n X Rand,;cL wife Of d II
nNSn.;o,. % tha amherst house. died
nenu, ~, homr Monday morning
az on ;@iIness lasting for several
aiter an inin Wo,ar;or bas resided in
weens sa,sraI vears. during
Amilers' ~ y roe made many
wnich Sso so. the daughter OF
irlenI md WAS horn in Graf
Da'iu o.en hos;Jeo her husband.
Ton. i,he le"v.s, Kandr;cL Mrs
a oaugn.ei, man,her of the Uni.
nenur'on ~as Tha h,r;a, wac her.
versaiis.
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Grafton.

II S Davis passed quietly away
Tuesday. July l4th, about IL o'clock.
He had been sick for a long time and
his death was not unexpected, 4
stone mason by trade he had assisted
10 building many important walls
at Bellows Falls and else where. he
was we'll known throughout the town
and had many friends.
Grafton was not represented at the
Endeavor convention at Washington.
Last year the Baptist society semi a
delegate to Boston.
Edward Robinson and family OF Bel
lows Falls are visiting at Alexander
s Turner's.-W II Cambridge has gone
to Bar Harobr. Maine. Nelson Colby
is through work at the hotel. E c
Tenney and wife and Amy have re-
turned from their trip to Saratoga
Mrs Mary Hawes and daughter OF New
York are at Mrs Weeks Mrs Clapp
is at Walpole visiting her sister. who
is amending the summer there. Ger
| trude Maston is in Brattleboro this
week and will then go to Springfield
to the summer school.-H L. Walker
arrived Friday making the trip from
| Chicago in ~ 1-2 hours. w S Hem
enway ana WIG Webi ~ Huo''e. -
day to attend the funeral OF his
brothers. wife. =.
Frank Hemenway of Boston is visit
ing his parents. Herman Walker Is
visiting his mother. Mrs Ezra Walker.
e G Tenney and wife and May
have, returned from Saratoga. MI
Tenny stood the journey better thar
expected. Mrs Nj \. Dean and Hattie
have returned from Simonsville.-
Mrs Cora Walker is helping in th'
p%ostofice. Mrs Edison made a shor.
visit to Brattleboro this week Mr'
Chapin Howard and son Chaplin ar
at Mrs L NJ Clark's. " A Wilbu
and family have moved to his Reet
farm where they will remain a fev
weeks. Miss Marston has gone y
Brattleboro to remain a week and vii
then attend the summer school a
Springfield.
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Green River.

A number from this place attended
the circus at Brattleboro. g.,
Peter Robertson, who recently diea
at Claremont. n II, was a native OF
this place. He owned and ran the
paper mill here doing a thriving bust
ness. -.
The recent showers have brought
vegetation forward fast and everything
looks promising. NJ
Miss Kirkup, Mr. kirknp, MISE
Carter from New York are expected
at Frank Flies this week. Jarvis
Shepardson from Boston spent a few
DAYS with his sister Mrs William Hill
man last week. Dana Hide from
Cambridge. Mass, is at S c and kG
Cuttings for a stay of several weeks.
e Legate is through cierking at
Mrs Clisbee's etore and Henry Thomas
takes his place.
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LOCAL.
THE COUNTY.
Wilmington.

N
A fine shower came ut an early hour
ON Tuesday morning last and was well
received. Also another Wednesday.
Repairs at the bank building are
being made this week.
TyIer Goodell of Readsboro was
chosen at the savings bank meeting
on Tuesday last to fill the place mace
vacant by the death OF the ate oscar
Boyd and will fill this ONCE tiil the
next annual meeting held BY. the bank:
Work at the mountain mill was smut
down for a few days this week for re-
pairs about the machinery.
Frank Watkins, who clipped his
finger off by a saw that he a run-
ming at the w G & L Co.'S mill, Is now
at work again at his old quarters az
the mill with less length OF finger.
Strawberries have been selling for
the past week for 10 to II cents per
quart.
Local fishermen in town have shown
this week a fine baeket OF trout as me
and large as anyone has seen Q I Tor
many days.
Quite a number of rooms are engaged
to be taken at the Raponda hotel.
Some fine hay has been harvested by
the farmers for the past week.
D L Fox Of Lynn, Mass, is on a TWO
yeeks' visit at his parents n
Kidder went to Wardsboro this week
to take his nephews from ellow
Falls Mr. and Mrs Heating have re-
turned to Brooklyn. Mrs keating's
health is quite poor. -FrankJolllvette'
a brother of Mrs Fred Howe, who has
been on d short visit here, has return
ed to his home in Brooklyn, n 7, THIS
week.-Dr j E Prescott, oculist ana
specialist, is at the Vermont house
this 9 Some new members have
arrived at the Forest and Stream clu b
house this week.-Also ONE extra at
Hotel Raponda and the Vermont
ho,se is we'll patronized. A little
girl at Samuel onelsop's who lived in
H,ew York is quite sick. =. ,
James III Newton and wife OF Hol.
woke spent a few days last week al
Hotel Raponda. MIR Stearns is buiid-
ing a cottage just below the hotel for
Hon Hoesy Mann. Several more cot
yapes are to be quilt this summer.
BRADLEY Newell and family will occupy
their cottage here the first OF August;
Henry Clark, wife and daughter oil
Albany, N Y, are spending the sum
mel at Raponda. This weeks arrivals
at Hotel Raponda are: Chas DAVIS
aud wife, Troy, N Y; Miss J = Davis
Troy, N Y; Mrs Hayward and daugh
ter. Brooklyn; Mrs Rodney Hunt,
Orange, Mass; A + Slate and wife,
Orange, Mass: Nelson G Newell ano
wife, Springfield Grace Allen, Brook
Iyn Chas F Taylor, wife and son, Hol
yoke; Homer } Strattop, Holyoke,
Fred H Newton. Holyoke; i
Phelps and wife, North Adams: II =
Riddell and wife, Boston; Guy, {
Riddell, Boston; Mrs j A Taylor,
Brattleboro Miss Millet, Miss L A
Fuller, H B Adams, j A Remington
Boston G NJ Piper, Bennington Johr
Z Newton, Holyoke.
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south Windham.

Rev c f Van Schaick is expected
on a visit to this place and will
preach at the Baptist church Sunday,
July 10Th.
Quite a number from this place
went to the circus at Brattleboro
last week.
sRecent visitors in this place Arthur
BENTON of Saxtons River ut W u
Adams Ed Farr of Westminster at
Dea A J Fishers; Mr. and Mrs
Whltcomb of Saxtons River also
called upon friends in this place last
week. clarence and Henry Baker are
expected home this eeK.-Liila
Holden is home from her work IN
Wilmington OH account of ill health
Mrs Angler Chase has gone TO Towns
bend to help care for DIR George Gales
family who are sick with the measles.
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North River grange conferred tne ist
and I'd degrees on two canuioates
Tuesday evening. Hal Morse Visiting
member OF Athol, Mass, grange, r
" Corkius and Mrs John + Coleman
entertained the members with instru'
mental music during the evening.
Mr. Morse has few equals as a banjo
player. - 40
Several from here attended the
circus at Brattleboro.
five fancied we saw the American
Napoleon trembling on the lonely
shores of st Helena" We hardly ex.
nected to see the Mckinley K Hobart
banner of this place wound up the
next day after the Chicago convention.
Truly, there must be something ID
the air. 1910
Bertha are home from Rutland. Geo.
6 Herman Of Halifax is driving the
Brattleboro stage. The latest arrivals
in town are: Emma Towley, .Athoi!,
Mass; Ada and Lottie Pike, North
Adams, Mass E l. Roberts Of Brattle-
boro DIR Oscar Roberts OF Pittsfield,
Mass; Harry Rosenberg OF Williams
town, Mass A B Sanford OF Stan
ford Mrs Stowell. DR. q j Brown
and family of North Adams, Mass
n Henry Arnold and Frank Arnold OF
North Adams, Mass Leslie Baker ana
wife of Stamford Halbert Morse OF
Athol. Mass: DIR J W Scudder OF
Townshend Carroll Parker OF Fitch
burg, Mass Stanford and Sidney Plumb
and families OF North Adams, Mass,
John Canedy of S%helburne Falls.
Mass; Melvin Stickney and family.
Mrs Carrie Putney Of Wilmington
Adm Wheeler and wife Of A,hci. Mass
Mrs II Francis and fami.. .ading.
Mass. Several campers have already
arrived at Laurel Beach. e j Roberts
has been repairing his mill of late
George Foster and family have come
to reside with Philander Hall and
wife during their remaining days
Don Taylor has moved into the house
of Mrs Viora ellison the past week.
f L Reed and family of Easthampton,,
Mass, are stopping with his parents, +
p Reed aud vite.-Elva and Agnes
Brown of North Adams arc stopping al
r d Browns. Sarah NJ Hall OF hos
ton is spending a few days at thu
J old homestead,
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West Halifax.

d + Burton of Erie. Pa. who has
been treated by healer Larrabee, re
turned home Wednesday. "A A LARA,
bee, our butcher, sold nearly 200
pounds of meat Monday and Tuesday
and he will butcher twice a week here
after. Robbie Canedy OF Brattleboro
is stopping with mis- grandmother, Mrs
S C Larrabee. Mrs Smith has i'm.
ished boarding at Mrs Hudson's and
gone to board at R J Phillips.
tReceived too late for last weeks 'ssne')
Scholars neither absent nor tardy
during the summer term OF school in
district No l3, teacher, May Ayeriii.
Charlie n Perry, Eva J Perry, Clar'
ence Perry, Emma F Potter. The
first three have had nc marks for the
past year.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-17

We were favored with a refreshing
shower Wednesday afternoon al d vege,
tat,on looks much revived. We haven't
had more than a sprinkle before for II
long time. e..
W s Allen of Jamaica is hayine for
C E Simonds. MIR and Mrs pen,
from Watertown, Mass, are at n
Hamilton's. Mrs Bent and two children
will board there through h summer
-AdaSimonu is at work for Mrs ham
Observation-Disclosures and wife, who have
been visiting his mother, Mrs Dunbar
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The C E society are planning to ave
a convention "echo''mee,ing nextouh
day morning. Ma. has
been visiting relatives. Herbert son
Of Emery Parsons, has the measles.
~Myron L Rice Of New Haven, Conn,
ia nf his fathers for a time. Mrs :
A Streeter and children Of Newark, n
Y, are stopping a o A Johnson's'
(Received too late for last weeks issue')
f O Newell had apple blossoms ana
anples on the same tree July attn.
Alice Putnam il home on a vacation
from Middletown.- b LPerry has NOV
al IN Stratton. Mr. and Mrs Cox from
Barton are at ID A Wakefield's-A n
Dary's father mother and brother
from Adams. Mass, are visiting him
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Vernon.
vernon.
nranno will meet this Satur

Vernon grange will meet this satur'
day evening. ,.,;..
hay In j 0 Frost's barn Tuesday. was
stricken with the heat and suffered
with spasms and is in a ~precarious
condition ut this writing. =,
The army worms have appeared IN
some parts OF the town:
Many are suffering with slight coias,
George Hubbard is OF the sick list
from over. heating. A little daughter
was welcomed to the home OF Engineer
Pierce at South Vernon Wednesday. -
Charles Kenney and wife of Danvers,
Mass, are expected this Saturday
evening for a two weeks stay at A
W%hitehead's. -+Jennie Dowd OF Leon
mister. Mass. is at G II Newton's Tor
the present.
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AsLC Harris and wife ret urned
from their wedding trip Friday night,
thew were surprised at their residence
nv The Somerset band who turned Out
in full force. Rumor has it their
music was heard for several miles;
Also the boys from Searsburg and
their best girls came up TO see Inc
fun but came a little late. 80,
A dance will be given next frioaiy
night at the River View house ana al
are cordially invited to attend.
Both of our schools went on a PIC
mic last Friday at the Bond grove IN
S~earsburg. 4 good time is reported,
Rem Doty lost a horse last week.
B Grout is building a new barn.-.Wn
Paddock has finished his tying
machine.
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mails for a few days but the trains
are now rnnning on time.
JF Hannifan, Myron Evans ana
Arthur Herrick and ladies spent Inc
Fourth at Marlboro Pond. ,,.
Much interest is taken in the Chi-
cago convention and grave fears are
being entertained for the future wei
fare of u country by a few OF u
local politicians. Give them the op!Por-
tunity and the country is saved from
free silver and whiskers.
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Marlboro.
Received too late for last weeks issue')

Received too late for last weeks issue')
The following named pupils we're
not absent during the term ,o OF scn1 90
ending with Friday July 3 '9G in, the
school at the center taught by MISE
Abbie Kerr OF Dummerston., Arth9
Adams. Gerald Adams, Ethel Had
DOCK. 10 district No 10 taught b., Miss
Flor NJ Sparks of Newfane, Louis
A Tyler. In Higley Hill school taught
by Miss Maud Harris OF Dover, E,ne'
Il Howe. Earle } Howe, Hazel A
whitney. In the M sSnTol " a. shaw shs you Of
Marlboro, George II Plant. Frank r
Plant, Harlan Whitney. IL the dis.
trict in the Branch taught by Charles
= Brown of Newfane, several pupils
have no absences but the names have
not been given me. More attention on
results in way of attendance:
H II. Shaw.
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Mrs Julia Babcock celebrated her
Sad birthday last Friday, Most OF
her children and grandchildren were
present. She is very hale and sprv
Tor a woman of her age.
The White family had a family re
union last Wednesday at Cassius a
Whito,s. There were about 20 present
including two pair OF twins OF the
White family, Lester " OF ms toWn
and Chester W OF Northampton, MASS,
aged about 4s years, the other pan
were, Flavius J White OF this town ano
Mrs VIM Hewlett OF South Dakota
aged about 40 years; their mother
was also present who has since gopeste
south Dakota. They had their ban
ouet under a tent prepared for that pur,,
nose. Leslie II White, a brother. o.
Holyeke, Mass, WAS not present. u
was the first time they were togetnel
for more than 20 years. 1t was
JOYOUS gathering. and one long TO oe
remembered by the family.
There will be a social n hert
Friday evening, at the town hall
NJ usic, K%ingsbury's band.
Some of the farmers are closing vi
their haying. There will be fuity al
much as there was last year.
The first showers for some TIM
came Wednesday afternoon and the,
were very welcome.
Mrs Josie Huntington. who ha'
heen in Florida nine mouths, has re
/ turned and is with her parents, Kan
sci Frost and wife. George NJ Butte
and wife of New York made thei
friends here a short call this week: -
! Jennie Howard has gone to "estmin
ster to pass some time:-Mrs . Ia
ana daughter Jennie of Newfane al
visiting here Mrs ii II Holton an
children of New York are here
Rupert L Frost, fireman on the tltch
burg railroad and living at Fitchbure
Mass, is here at his parents, Ranst
Frost and wife.
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Miss Lizzie May is working at the
Underwo God House. Gene Harry PTS
sell from Boston, Mass, at the nde
wood House. John White and family
from B~rattleboro ut G ID Whites
Hartford, CT. at Mrs John Wares. Mrs
Bert Morse gave her school children
a carriage ride from Newfane lat MOE
day spending the day at CD Whites
TT johnson and wife arrived NJ theif
home Wednesday evening.
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COUNTY
SI,nOnsvi1le.


purton II Allbee of Hardwick, editor
Of tho Hnrdwick Gazette and Woodbury.
Herald, spent Sunday with his mother'
Mrs j J Allbee.
Having has begun and the crop IS
much better than it was last year, pu'
not up to the average.
The books donated by the state Tor the
new town library have arrived D are
now Mt Col Peabody's ready Tor use.
The town will enlarge the donatlon D!
onnrOpriatlon and residents OF the Town
viii donate volumes to increase the num-
Der.
Rirt hill near here is an example OF
the development of regions OF G
farms which Is possible under GER
tain favorable conditions. -Four years
ago every farm but one In the scho0i
district was deserted. The late u , ALI
bee purchased one farm for next 10
nothing and began improvements. At
thur Marsh. professor OF bellies lettre I'D
Harvard University purchased ms an
~cestral home the next season ana begun
an elaborate scheme of Improvement n
development seldom undertaken Deiore'
His brother Edward bought an adl0in.
inc farm and did likewise while froI
MacDonald of Bowdwin college owns
still another. Thousands of dollars nave
been spent on buildings and rough fields
are Welding abundant harvests n
the pillow Of the rich cultivator. Mr. All,
bees sudden death this spring stopped
improvements on his place, really a
hest situated of them all. md the
heirs are as yet undecided about the ina
disposition of the property. The son
NAV possibly keep it as a summer home,
realizing it's special advantages for such
a use. though several opportunities nave
been offered for advantageous sales. me
rise in value is only a beginning anu
purchases at this time Is sure OF a good
investment. Abandonment meant much
a few years ago; today it is unknown
almost in this locality.
Martin & Forbes are rebuilding theii
steam mill recently destroyed by hre.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biiiousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A nleasant laxative. All Druggists.
Wardsb0rO.

Guests at Understood house the past
week: } H Kidder, Wilmington ;
Myron Kidder and son from Northamp-
ton, Macs; Gates Estabrooks and wife
and ! W Bemis from Gardner, Mass
6 B Hunt and wife from New York !;
Drnry Fairbanks and son. in law from
Newfape: W B Eddy from Brattle.
borO Masters Harry and Gene bisseil
from Boston /: Chester Dexter and wire
from Troy, N Y, have arrived at the
Dexter cottage; Rev p . Morse VIE
and boys from Brattleboro at I r
Johpson's; Mrs Lydia Allen from
Greenfield, Mass, at Mrs Martin Glea-
sons. Rev f S Morse caught a trout
last week measuring 10 inches in
length, weight l 10 5oz. 1t was a beauty
and a native OF u town.-C White
is cutting the hay on the farm formerly
owned by A NJ Farnum, John Wheeler
and JohnMartin vent to Brattleboro on
their wheels last Thursday to attend
The circus. return ing Monday .-Wm
Clark seems to be improving slowly
Rev Dennis Wells remains about the
same. CLARA Martin and Flosslf
Plimpton from Boston are A j Mar
tins.
Received too late for last weeks issue.)
Mr. and Mrs l. Z Holden from
Brattl.b oro at the Underwood House
Frank Hosley from Wendell. Mass. a
Arthur Bakers. Walton Fletcher from
WiIIiamsville at A d Fletcher's. Mrs
Waiter Leithe and family from Green
field, Mass. lat DR. Bliss'-Mr and Mrs
Gil Lansley from Bosom. Mass, at Ley
Howard's. Mr. and Mrs Pike from Viii
mington at Philetus Vial's.-Mr
Pronty and wife from Bondviile a
4 N Farnum's. Misses Clara Martin
and FIorrie Plimpton from Boston
Mass, at A Martins. Alta Bemi
spending her school vacation at home
Ina Plumley is still confined to tn
house.-Wm clark remains about tn
same.-Mr and Mrs 7 W Plimpto
celebrated the 4th in Chester. CARR
Ware and Nettie Bishop visited !
Newfsne the Fourth-Bert Knights Gu
the hay on the Martin Gleason place
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tRcccived too late for last weeks issue.)
The clambake given by the ladies' OF
the union society was not largely at
tended but those who were present
were served with a first-class dinner.
George Pierce OF Shelburne ra'is
made a business trip here the hrst OF
this week Mrs Caroline Perry 10
visiting at Mr. Estabrook's. iss
Mary Ryan is at DR. Pierce's hospital
in Greenfield for the rest of the sum
mer.-Miss Hill the English nurse 10
with her. Frank Graves OF Indian
Orchard made a short visit here this
week.
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West DummerstOn.
ca..,xea 400 is,e for las, week.

The past July 4th. was the quotes;
opesfoi wears and a great disaii'oini-
mept 10 the rising generation.
Farmers busy haying. Light crops
appear to pe the rule.
The Granite Co are making EXTENSIVE
improvements on their plant. Business
siiil remains brisk with them.
The smash up or the narrow gauge
last Tuesday caused q delay CT tie
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Quite a few went from this place to
the circus at Brattleboro last week.
1.-THE best circus they ever went to-
is the remark OF several.
"A nice rain Wednesday afternoon but
lawmakers had wry faces. lots of hay
down. Some OF the farmers have got
nearly through. :.
Mrs Warner Spear OF Brattleboro is
visiting her sister. Mrs Stella Jefts; -
Alice Jefts has returned from her
work in Newfane. Mrs NJ A Staples
and Mrs G o Prouty and her children
came back from Brattleboro Tuesday.
We are glad to note that Dan hale
is a little on the gain but moi yet able
to be moved home.
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for the last two weeks, started for
tbe;r home in Rutland Wednesday.
Mr. phillips came and returned on his
whe.I. Herbert Potter has recovered
from the measles. IS j Dinsmore and
wife have returned omFisher'slsland
and report theVermont colony there as
making money fast.
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In the vicinity of Boauet, " estmorel

In the vicinity of Boquet, Westmorel
land Co. Pa. almost any one can tel
Won how TO cure a lame back or stiff
neck. They dampen a piece Of flannel
with Chamberlan's Pain Balm and
hind il on the affected parts ana in
one or two DAYS the trouble has disap-
peared. This same treatment VIII
promptly cure a pain IN the SIDE or
chest Mr. f NJ Frye, a prominent
merchant of Boquet, speaks very high
ly of Pain Balm, and his recommends
tions have had much to do with max.
ing it popular there For ale 10y u
f Greene. druggist.
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Westminster West.

tReceived too late for last weeks issue.l
Three picnics we're held in this part
of the town July 4th.
Walter Johnston of East Westminis-
ter has been stopping several days
with friends this side OF the hill.
Seymore Minard is on a vacation
which he is spending at his home here.
Mary aud Estella Cutting arrived at
MIR Cuttings this week after several
months stay with relatives in Mich
Igan.-Mr and Mrs Rugg spent the
Fourth in New Hampshire.
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t,ui,forsl Center.

Received TOO late for last weeks issue')
The Misses Lamb from kentucky
arrived at F G Taylor's last week for
tn. summer. The farmers are watch
ing the weather bulletin these days.
Mr. and Mrs William Barney attend
ed the wedding Of Mrs Barney''s niece
Miss Ina Freeman OF Brattleboro'
Bert Whittemore is improving from
his recent illness. Fred Ward is
assisting J G Thayer in haying.