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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-01-11
LOCAL CHURCH NEWS.

Mrs. w. E. Stockwell was admitted to
the Baptist church by letter last Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Lockwood will sing soprano
and John Whitney tenor in the Baptist
church choir.
Rev. j. w. Naramore Will SPEAK I'm the
Methodist church tomorrow morning on
the subject, s.The Life in Christi" text
John XVI
The Woman's Board ofForeign Missions
OF Vermont are requesting the ladies Of
the auxiiaries to raise money for the mis-
sionaries in Turkey to use in helping the
Armenians.
Mrs. Dascomb asks barrel or two for
the scholars at Atlanta University and the
ladies of the Congregational church are
bringing clothing, including hats and bon
nets to the house of Mrs. G. w. Osgood
Four were added to the membership Of
the Congregational church last Sunday, all
by letter Misses Amy and Leila Clark
from Charlestown, N. H.; F. E. Chaplin,
Gardner, Mass. !; and Mrs. Clinton Hatch,
Appleton, Wisconsin.
The members of the society of Kings
Daughters gave a supper in the vestry Of
the Universalist church Thursday evening
About so were present. The members Of
the Young Peoples Christian Union held a
sociable from until 9 o'clock.
The annual church meeting of the Uni
versalist society will be held in the vestry
of the church next Monday evening at Z sc
o'clock. Church officers for the present
year will be elected. Reports of church
work will be given. All church member.
are asked to be present.
The pastor of the Universalist church
will preach next Sunday morning on the
subject, Prayer" In the evening thu
first of the Bible readings will be given
The book of Ruth will be read with ex
planatory comments. The date, author
ship, purpose, etc, of the book will be ex
planned. Service at o'clock. -
George b. Wheeler has been secured By
the board of parish trustees of the Univer
salist parish to take charge of the churcl
choir for the ensuing year. Miss Netti'
Wheeler will again have the organ. Thu
services of Miss Carrie Lamson as alto
and Mortimer Davis as bass have also beer
secured. A soprano has not yet been pro
vlded Tor. Miss Eta Labaree, whose val
liant service has been had for several years
under the advice of her physician, will no
sing for the present.
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Y. NJ. c. A. Notes.

There will be members tea on Mon
day evening, january Is, at $50 o'clock
All members are invited.
The chairman of the membership COM
mittee offers gymnasium suit to the menu
Der securing the most new members be-
tween now and February LIST.
Rev. f. E. Marggraf speaks at the mems
meeting tomorrow at $50 O'Clock.
On next Wednesday occurs the regular
monthly meeting of the women's auxiliary
at s o'clock. The regular meeting of the
auxiliary is AT 80 o'clock on the same
evening.
A midweek prayer meeting will be held
on every "Wednesday evening hereafter at
80 o'clock.
A course in Bible study will be begun
next Wednesday at O'Clock, under the
instruction of the general secretary.
The regular meeting of the board Of
directors occurs on Monday evening. imme-
diately following the members tea.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-01-11
KILLED BY A ROLL OF PAPER.
James Davis Meets Almost Instantaneous
Death-An Employe of the Fall
Mountain Company.

James Davis, an employee of the Fall
Mountain company was killed almost in
stantly by the falling of a roll of paper
Thurs day afternoon about 3 o'clock. He
was taking roll of MANILA paper weighing
over 600 pounds from freight car into the
store house to the north of the toll bridge
when he slipped and fell to the ground.
The roll of paper was on end on a two
wheel truck, and struck Davis firmly in the
chest as he lay on the ground upon his
back. The fall was about eight feet. He
was at once taken to the tenement occu-
pied by himself and mother over E. j.
Knapp's music store. He died in less than
10 minutes after the accident, and was I'M
conscious from the first.
He was about 80 years of age and has
been in Bellows Falls some / years, having
come direct from the old country. With
the exception of a short time in the EN-
ploy of Osgood & Barker, he has been in
the employ of the Fall Mountain Co. con-
tinuously. He leaves mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Davis; two brothers, William and
Michael; and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Kane
and Mrs. Bridget Moynehan.
The funeral will be from st. Charles
church this morning at 8 o'clock, and in
terment in the North Walpole Catholic
cemetery.
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Wheel Club Entertainment.

1t was ladies' night with Mt. kilburn
Wheel club last night and ladies and visit
ing guests were entertained with more
than usual eclat The first part of the
evening was spent at whist, there being ID
tables.
Later the following musical and literary
program was carried out:
Selection. Wheel Club Orchestra
Song George b. Wheeler
Piano Duet.
Miss Settie Wheeler and J. O'Brien
Reading, Mrs. J. II. Blakleg
Song, j. w. Shelley
Vocal Duet.
Harry Elliott and W. L. Bowtelle
Selection, Wheel Club Orchestra
The orchestra was composed of Messrs.
Fred and George Exner.. I'll. Nj. Ingram.
E. r. Ball and j. F. O'Brien.
The entertainment committee were G..
B. Wheeler, b. Cannon, Jr., w. A.
Truax, w. Z. Conway, ID. E. Webster,
George Exner, George F. Davis, II. S.
Gray, j. III. Blakley and Will Bowtelle.
Among the guests from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs james E. Pollard. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Henry and daughter, Miss Emma Of
| Chester.
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SPRINGFIELD.
n. w. Andrews is in New York.

N. w. Andrews is IN New I Ork.
Nellie Angel is quite ill with pneumonia
r. F. johnson is reported sick at
Charlestown.
Robert Bacon has returned to Dart
mouth college.
+. w. Stiles made business trip tc
Felchville Tuesday.
James Stone has secured the position Of
janitor at the high school.
Robert Anterior and Albert Greenwood
'95, are attending the medical college al
Burlington.
Mrs. Eugene Bisbee fell on the ice or
the corner of the falls bridge Tuesday
night breaking her wrist.
George II. Walker has moved from the
Field house near the fair ground to the
house vacated by William johnson OF
Seminary hill.
Rev. G. w. Perry gave the last Of hi:
series of lectures, 1.-The Angel in the
Stone," at the town hall Thursday evening
to large audience despite stormy weather
The Jolly JOS are to give their secont
minstrel show at the town hall in about two
weeks. The company is composed of 81
of our prominent ladies', who will give the
latest songs and dances in an artistic man
ner. Notice of date and particulars later
The annual meeting of the first Masoni,
district will be held at the lodge room o
St. Johns lodge No. Al, Wednesday
January Is. M. w. Grand Master Kit
redge Haskins and r. w. Grand Lectures
Charles ii. Montague and other CRANE
lodge officers and prominent Masons arr
expected to be present. All Master
Masons in good standing are invited to be
present. The order Of exercises will be a
follows: AT 2.30 P. NJ, lodge of Maste
Masons will be opened in form by St
Johns lodge No. II; following this tn
Entered Apprentice degree will be con
1erred by Lafayette lodge No. 50. Park II
4 Pollard, w. M. Following this the Eel
low Craft degree will be conferred b
Vermont lodge No. IS. Charles S. Sher
man, w. M. At 6 P. NJ. the ladies Of tn
Eastern Star will serve banquet in bar
quet hall Work will be resumed at "a
P. NJ. on the third degree and grand lodg
officers will be received with grand honors
The third degree will be conferred by ST
/ Johns lodge No. Al, G. H. Moore, W
M, G. F. Leland is the d. ID. G. NJ.
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WINDHAAI.

w. w. Rhoades and bride of keene,
n. H., were In town recently.
Mrs. Myra Vaughan of Woodstock is in
town, the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Alvan A. Goodell.
Mrs. E. III. Jones entertained her Sun
day school class at her home New Years
day. A pleasant time was reported.
Miss Nellie j. Howard, after passing
several weeks with friends in Londonderry
has returned to Mrs. NJ. d. Harris's, at
which place she will stay for short time
before returning to her home in Boston.
A quiet and pleasant wedding occurred
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Randall
Rhoades on New Years evening when then
daughter Mile was united in marriage to
George Smith of Bradford, n. H., by
Rev. f. ID. Grimes. Our congratulation:
and best wishes for happy and unclouded
future.
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Bellows Falls Personals.

Mrs. A. N. Lee on the Old Terrace is
sick
n. d. Clarke is visiting friends in Put
ney.
Bert Day is housed at present with ton
siltis.
+. b. Martin of St. Louis, Mo-, was in
town this week
w. f. Holbrook of Keene registered at
Towns hotel Tuesday.
S. c. Thompson of Granville, N. T.,
was in town this week.
A. d. Beckwith is building new house
on the Old Terrace.
f. E. Chaplin inspected several of the
village schools this week.
Will Putnam at present is stopping with
his brother, John Putnam.
Mrs. Kilburn Of Littleton, N. H., is the
guest of Mrs. E. A. Fields.
Misses Mary Baker and Emma Moore
visited the high school Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Bodine is ill with throat
trouble. DR.. Gosselin attends her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Rossman Of
Keene spent Monday night in town will
friends.
The parents of Frank Rowell have beer
spending week with him. Their home is
in Newport, n. II.
Professor John Alger of Bennington
made his sister, Mrs. h. A. Fields, short
visit last week.
Ill. B. Salisbury of the Salisbury Bros
w ,ot,,n II.
was in town this week.
Thomas VIM, clerk for the Contra
Vermont railroad, is critically i'll at his
home in North Walpole.
/ George w. Kimball, Jr., came home
from North Adams, Mass, Thursday
night ill with the measles.
Mrs. Townshend, the well-known dress.
maker, has gone to her home in East
Burke for short vacation.
Mrs. George Parmenter returned from
the Mary Fletcher Hospital at Burlington
Wednesday much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Day returned
Wednesday from a trip to Boston anc
vicinity extending over week.
Mrs. Elbridge Hapgood has been having
a new furnace placed in her residence Oh
School street by Allbee q Babbitt.
Mrs. w. H. Bodine was called to he
old home in New York state two week
ago by the serious illness of her father, wh'
died last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Savage and Mis-
Ellen Savage and Joseph McGreen are il
Providence attending the funeral Of
brother-in-law, John Holeran.
Miss Ellen E. Converse, teacher o
music, has been engaged as leading so
prano in the Methodist church, and las
Sunday sang very acceptable solo.
Allen Boynton, former employee Of F
Adams, who has been on the sick list fol
some months, is slowly recovering, but no
yet able to return to his work. He is stop
ping with his sister, Mrs Lindsey, il
Alstead.
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CHARLESTOWN.

Mrs. Lena Fisk is quite ill.
Henry Gibson has severe attack of the
grippe.
Ii. W. Bond made short trip to New
York this week.
The |. o. o. f. installed yearly officers
last Tuesday evening.
Miss E. A. Weber called on friends in
Bellows Falls Thursday.
Miss Lillian Moore is recovering from a
severe attack of grippe.
z. Stearns is caring for the schoolhouse
and library for few weeks.
Mrs. Josie Baldwin passed the week in
Boston with her husband, Frank Baldwin
Allen Z. Wood and Mary Davis will be
married at St. GATHERINGS church next
Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Davis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Davis on River street, is sick
with grippe.
Charlestown Grange held its first meet
ing of the year Monday evening, January
3, with good attendance.
William Bowman's house on Taylo,
avenue and Mrs. Burbank's cottage or
Summer street are for sale
Henry Adams was seriously injured this
week about the head and face while chop
ping for Gilbert Richardson.
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NORTH WALPOLE.

Miss Katie Wells of Walpole is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Tidd.
Miss Nellie Hennessey entertained some
of her friends at her home Monday even
ing, it being the occasion Of her 18th birth
day She received many presents and a
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
The water commissioners are having
quite serious time with the water works.
Frequent bursting of the main pipe has
caused an unusual amount Of labor on their
part, while several families have been with
out water since Monday.
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"0ld Glory"

This in itself is a fine play, but the COM
pany which gave it at the Opera house
last Thursday evening did not create un-
bounded enthusiasm. 1t was fair presen-
tation given to an average house. The
scenery was very fine but not well handled.
The comedian, Arthur Z. Moulton; the
leading lady, Rose Chesnean; and the sou.
brette, Lottie Williams performed then
parts with much credit.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-01-11
Death of Mrs. Isaac GIynn.

Mrs. Isaac Glynn, the wife OF one of
Saxtons Rivers formerly well known mer-
chants, died almost instantly while sitting
in her chair Thursday morning in her
home. Her sons, w. b. and c. l.. Glynn
are both merchants in Saxtons River. The
funeral will be from the house tomorrow
at O'Clock. Rev. W. r. Baldwin officiat-
ing. The deceased was ~ years of age.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-01-11
State of Vermont.
Sarah Brnckway
] Windham County
L n

Sarah Brockway Windham County,
Charles H. Rrockway Match Term 1895.
Whereas Sarah brockway of Rockingh
in sid county brought her petition ag ii
her husband Charles III. Brockway, now
parts unknown, returnable to the Ma
Term of said Court IS, and has filed
same in this office, praying for a dvd
from him for the reason that the said Cha
Fl. Brockway has since the first daN
November, a. ID. 1882, and ever since 4
time wilfully deserted her the said Sal
Brockway and that she does not know will
the said Charles Ii. Brock ay j. now livI
Now happening that the said Charlei
Brockway is not within thu state 50 that
sonal service may be made upon him
the petition having been tlled ACCORDING
law in such cases.
1t is ordered that the petitioner notify
said Charie. II. BrOckwsy of her said
ton and of the term of the Court 10 w |
the same is retunablp, by publication o
substance of her petition with this orde |
three weeks success lively in the Bellows
| TIMhS, published at Rockingham in |
County, the last publication To be at II
six weeks previous TO said next, March q
! of said Court.
i. TYLER, Clerk.
F. A. Bolles, Petitioners Atty.
Jan. Sth, lS!6.
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qtrn.

In Sharon, December 90. Harold S. Sawyer
aged years. months
In Charlestown, \. H., December %, Mrs
Elizabeth F. Webb, aged 81 years, months
days.
In Westminster, January Z, Deacon John
McNeill, aged "a years, month, II days.
In Chester, December Is, Charles Chandler
aged 81 years, months.
In Saxtons River. January Q, of heart dis
ease, Mrs. Eliza NJ, wife of Isaac Glynn, aged
IL years, IL months and is days. Funeral al
late residence at p NJ. Sunday.
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Commissioners Notice.

We the subscribers, being duly appointe
by the Hon. Probate Court for the Distri;
Of Westminster, Commissioners to receiv
examine and adjust all claims and demand
j. Searles, late Of Rockingham in said di
trict, deceased, and also ali claims and d
mands exhibited in offset thereto and 81
being allowed by said Court for II at nlrrr !
we do therefore hereby give notice, that |
will attend to the business of our said 1
pointment at the office OF Starks EIson|
Co. in Saxtons River, in said district,
the Sth day of February and the 18th day
June next, from two O'clock until fc
O'Clock P. NJ on each of said days.
STARKs ED,O>. Commissioned
] ] jim Z. AleXnnler. IL. Admir-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-01-11
HOUGHTONVILLE.

The cold wave struck us.
Charles Simonds of Saxtons River is at
work in the mill.
Miss Fannie Walsh has returned from a
visit in Saxtons River.
E. E. jackson, who has been suffering
from a boil on his hand, is able once more
to work
Sanford Gallup is suffering from series
of boils of a malignant nature. Dr. Staples
attends him.
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marrtrn.

In Weston, January ], by Rev. C. n. krook,
Charles Longe and Edna Shattuck, both of
Weston.
In Windham, January ], bv Rev. F. ID
Grimes, George Smith of Bradford, \. III. and
Mile Rhuades of Windham.
! In South Londonderry, January l, by Rev.
n. a. Wood, NJ. Severance and Florence l..
Farwell.
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Highest of all in Leavenng Powe-Latest u Report
R&:a!l! RRsklaRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
CHESTER.

Frank Adams has been in Woodstock
the past week.
c. Stearns Of Cavendish is the guest of
Ira Adams.
DR.. Ray was called to Woodstock as
witness Thursday morning.
w. G. Belknap editor of TIMES was in
town Thursday afternoon.
Philo Fuller is very ill at his home in
Factoryville.
Miss Eva Larkin is teaching in the high
school at Springfield.
Lucius Ware of Hillsborough, ILL.,, is
visiting his brother, w. l.. Ware.
Mrs. j. G. Jones is quite ill of la grippe
at her home in Factoryville.
Sam Adams, who has been quite ill at
his home on Main street, is slowly improv-
ing.
The lyceum that was to have been
Wednesday evening of this week was post
poned till Friday.
Miss Lila Weed, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. j. Davis, returned to
her school in Mortified Tuesday.
Subscribers will please leave news items
or renewals for papers at the office Of A.
N Chandler or with the local editor, Annie
M. Chandler.
At the lyceum Friday evening the follow
ing question was discussed by able dispu-
tants, Resolved that any young man or
woman in search Of prosperity and happi-
ness should choose country life instead of
city life"
A very pleasing concert will be given
January % at Hotel Fullerton hall. The
artists will be Miss julie Hoskinson, So
prano and Miss Katherine Hoskinson, con-
tralto Of Mount Holly, with Walter Slack
Of Springfield, pianist and Gorham G.
Parker of this place, reader.
At the annual meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society Of the Baptist church the
following officers were chosen: President,
Mrs. Lyon vice president, Deacon Guild
secretary, Ina Guild; treasurer, Alta
Bond corresponding secretary, Mrs. Bel
lew organist, Addie johnson.
The following officers of the I. o. 0. f.
have been chosen: f. w. Atwood, n G.
M. Nj. Lovejoy, V. g.; G. H. Sanders
R. sec. G. l.. Amsden, P. Sec. G. O.
Fullam. treas. c. II. Walker, collector
R. L. Sanders, warden j. o. Smith, I.G.
F. G. Farr, 0. G.. Joseph Smith, chap
lain; F. j. Smith, R. S. N. G.; E. H
jenkins, L. S. N. g.. C. C. Plimpton, r.
S. V. G.: A. c. Bigelow, L. S. V. G.
w. S. Pollard, R. S. s.. Tyler Earle, l..
SIS.
At the annual election of officers for thu
Sunday school of the First Baptist churcl
the following officers were chosen: Alber
4 Ware, superintendent; Mrs. p. Mather
1st assistant; Herbert Lovejoy, End assist
ant Grace Cutler, secretary and collector
B. A. Park, treasurer; Frank Ware, libra
rian Mrs. S. A. Greenwood, organist
Addie johnson, assistant organist. A
the annual election of officers of the Junior
Endeavor the following were appointed
President, Alice johnson; vice president
Abbie Olcott; secretary, Vera Cook as
sistant secretary, Master Harry Hall ;treas
urer, Addie Archer: supt. of flower, com
mittee, Susie French; lookout committee
Effie Atwood. During the time since tn
F society was organized. less than year ago
the flower committee has distributed Z
bouquets Of flowers, thus helping t.
) brighten the lonely homes of the sick.
r .p,rEp'S T%sTTTI-TE
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
CASTLETON, VT

Abel e. Leavenworth, A. NJ, Principal.
A full corps OF competent assistants. On
hundred and one state scholarships. TIL
next term begins Tuesday January 81, Is.
and closes June4. Send for circulars II
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PUTNEY.

Monday morning the thermometer was
% below zero here.
Stowell's Manufacturing company's shop
started Monday noon.
A. A. Wing returned Monday from a
visit in Mechanicsyille.
George Wing and wife are visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wing.
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8nrtt.

! In Putney, January 6. son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Greene.
/ In SpIi gfield, December %, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Martelle.
/ In Jamaica, January 3, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. b. Doane.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For RENT.-Two frst-class tenements.
One with barn. w. ii. GRIswoLD.
HDo you need anything in mittens and
glovesp Very cl,eapat BLUE STORE.
TDown, down, down, go the prices on
underwear; every dollar must be sold.
Now is your chance. BLUE STORE.
SDressmaking and plain sewing done at
reasonable rates at Mrs. Ladd's, 20 Henry
st. Children's gowns speciality.
II WANTED-A good man to work on a
farm; good mixer.
4wp G. A. ALBEE, Bellows Falls.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-01-11

Rev J. Ellsworth Fullerton will preach
in Chester tomorrow in exchange with
Rev. III. l.. Ballou.
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Are You a Subscriber?

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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
The Stowell place, 10 acres, l2 miles
from Bellows Falls, 1-2 mile north of Rock
ingham on Chester road. Two story house,
barn with cellar, sheds, etc. Running
water at house and barn.
c.. G.. SToWELL,
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FARMERS INSTITUTE.

On account Of the storm the attendance
the first afternoon of the meeting was
small At 2 o'clock the address Of well
come to speakers and visitors was well
given by Clarence Adams. Following this
was the address on EARN Management"
by V. |. Spear of Braintree. In the even
ing Thursday F. G. Williams delivered an
address on ''Horse Raising" An account
of remainder Of meetings will be given in
the next issue of this paper.
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THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, JAN. II, 1896.
New Advertisements This Week.

For Sale--W. {. Johnson
Glasses--W. j. Eaton Il Co.
Diaries-Pierce's Pharmacy,
Special Sale--J. j. Fenton 4 Co.
Too Large Stock--W. b. Glynn.
Chapter Second-J. c. Day 4 Co.
Make Your Purchases--C. II. Waite.
Don't Go Cold-Durkee 4 Barrows.
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TO THE
HOLIDAY TRAD

+ l am confident Personal Inspect
would be to your advantage. Pld
call and examine my stock of
monds, Watches, Clocks, Jewe
Silver Plated Hollow Ware, Rog
and Towle's Flat War;, Opera 4
Field Glasses, SterIing Silver No1
ties, etc.
Yours Respectfully,
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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You All Know

Architects and Builders would me-
recommend roofing If they did
know it would give satisfaction.