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PENNSYLVANIA


on TfnNS
hiOsscs and .Cortlanut streets.
streets Is hNG minutes lhtor than that given below foR
7,s5 :. ". Fast MHiL-rullman Burst Psrlor
car New York TO ". tsburg, ~sicc2ing Car PittsburG
S,sS ). n: rfEsNNssiYfGSyAiSSiHH' 'i LiarT rPr oifvHIanS;
ssryaiion. cara: F"t ,tcriSaSo.N ici"%SiSnrdf.' toledo.
G,n' g. ~ i cai% ST% N t?g ~ s. Louis
si sSs T !. r.. w !Esa TiG, 'Pa xrRS S%isH g. St tl I;SSisi
s,io y. ". so1U?TImi%SiffssTI&H \ GE: SiraRsEESss.-ror Gin
.s s7n"i .. M an'' THHTFic +! xP p2H!ts p,,..ourr and
Chicago. Connects Tor cleveland aud Toledo except
wisulNGToN Avn THs. SOUTH.
1920. s:26; .":2S, 9!0o Dining Carr, 1000 IN. 1888.
Iss car a:;2 Sg,nlas gSrS. t,SS oS!Ying en- s'sS
CS;i5 congregational Lin. - hl Pnrior and Dining
GarSl, l:%5 Dining carr, 4:5o tDinlng Carr. sol
SOUTHERN HXif.wAY.-Ezpress, 4.aS p. NJ. IanS
ATLH$1T COAST LISE-E1press, e.aO A. M. ~a
cIE;$A,fiEsHiEEEE" l&ND OHIO RArLwAY.-.SS P. n.
FOR ,1LD POINT COMFORT aud NonFoLx.-7,DS
= A ! a RYE wsHk day. 1Ty npG 100 P, NJ daily, s,.,., s,.
ton, l:y5 r. NJ, nnh pcshroSses and cortlandt
of sisfs's sii r.? ?; ~ y T% 4&i 1Sy:j third Stree, station,
l2;an anl i;S, T. we,k days. peshrpssss and
Loas M az t. ,'V Nsi"r r i!a : un,irlaSc MS sandsys,
Ocean Groye, nnl rom: Pleasant from West Twenty
Oy:3j saturdays only. iioh, .:55. a:i5, H;5A, 4;0b,
n;H6l NJ. Suniays, ii:j5, O:"aA, II. 4:55P NJ. drcm
D"shrO>sCs and CprtlandtS ST., rtS, S:3n, $40, h:lO,
1000 A. NJ, l2:iO l:2N SaturtayA unly), ESQ, $40,
8!iu, 1870, b;lO. 200 Y. VI. Sundays, S:lb, ptAo
A. NJ. 5:lbP NJ.
ron PnILApEIpHuA.
0:15, 1:2S, 1870. S:25. sob. a:2h iusha Psnna.L imitedl
a55 tDmIng carr. 1898, li:j1A NJ, l2;5h, l;55, 2i55,
3:55. so, i:25 DINING Carr. l:Jo Dining Car, SOB
tDining carr, i:iO, 7;55, S:D5 =. NJ, l2:lO might.
Suni ys,G:i0. SOB. S:25. 500. 8:25. u:55 Iinitedl
S 81 ~ 100 4: 5 y; NINA i:%S Glni's Ga}i ,;iSs: s;2s
7:iU, T:i5. s:o5 T.. NJ, 1910 night. =.
Ticket offices Nos. 4Bl. GA. 1916, 1899, Ill, and col
EroaiwRy; Aston House; West Twcnty.third
Street Staton; ami stations foot OF Desbrosses aud
CorilHndt Streets: ! Court Street, 500 Fulton street,
Se broadway, and Brooklyn Annex station, BROOK
lyu; station, JcrsrN CITY. The New York TlauafaY
Company will call for and check BAGGAGE from
hotels and residences through 10 destination.
]. II. HUTCHINSON, J. n. WOO
General Manager. General Pags'r Agent
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Si.aatiau atauted-aaalrs.

A YOUNG E~N1LISKNAN, not long in country, very
~ handy with tools. would like n POSITION where he
enL maxi himself gan"rally useful; wages modsrate;
e:iy r!tercnc. c. ONES 1872 Park row, city.
BOY. age 10 living with his parents. would like
- 10 learn some serviceable trade; Brooklyn pre-
fc.rs.l; eau furnish reference. Address ANDREW
Turns, 1929 Pro- pect plase, brooklyn. N. Y.
rAhPENTEP--A theoretical and practical man
" wants q position; has learned trade in Denmark.
=. HANSEN. as Truxton a.. Brooklyn.
GRADUATE of Catholic college. a medical student.
NJ wishes employment until Octobor; companion to
Q 'ntieni,n going 20 country prefer I'D; salary an OBJ
lect; highest reference given and required. Address
+. o.. lop 1870 Sun ofice.
NOCNG NAN (3o years) IL years technical and
Il clerical experience ia all branches OF building
business, public works, and rea' estate. wants position;
" ages moderate. DAEEY, 2lt West 10eth St
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HUDSON RISER BY DAYLIGHT.
AZ RON A LINE
ssHEH YORK" and
Finest and fastest river steamers in the woi'A-
Daily except sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton -. Oy Annsx)....9 Al
New York. Desbro.scs Sc. Pier......6i<o E.
" West 22d 81. Pier .....
For AIBANy landing NJ Yonkers. West Point, Nov:
burg, Poughkcepsic, Kingston Point, Catskil. aAA
Hudson.
Direct connection on the Kingston Point dock with
o. and u. trains for Catskili Mountain points aud for
Lakes NohOnk and Mlnnew aska. At Cat'kiil with
the Catskilt Mountain and OTIS Ell. Railway for Cairo
and mountain resorts.
Railroad connections at Ecwburg, POUghseePa!e.
Hudson. ana Albany for points North. Fast. anu West
SppciR! Saratoga trains,
TnrOu Sh tickets sold at Desbrosses st. pier. WeSe
ED 81. pier. New York Transfer. and other principal
tiCkpt nnlrce.
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RaiIssaaA

H..t..HlH HN| NahhtLLAMn Haf|
sHMSRioA'S o6aaTGeT 1ailR0a6sS
NEWYORK
GNT ,!!,!!2 a! . ,
THE EOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
DInErT LINE It'd NIAGARA FALLS.
All through trains stop at Albany, Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester. and Bufralo.
Trains leave Grand Central station, 4ed Street and
100 A$S Ii$p,ESSbff sS a]S2rSTAr 18th EH9y.
Daily. except sgnday.lor Adirondack Mountains,
$50 HEMfHiiKVaD sT&r f' E2PR fs%af ifM1 1GS ."P PSss.
NJ Niagara ssain F "a i9S s; SSi !, NJ. ~? TSrd "T@S 1913 s. : ~ Il. ? r n:
train is limited oits seating capacity.
J:OO Albany, Utica, syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo,
n SnrsSmr q, M~ Eallsj HHl Tlsye'% HSb MONTREAL, spE.
Moaa.ain.. TRY; Saratoga. Lake GEORGE, Green
1O.O0 4; M.-NoHrH SHORE LIMITED, Daily
AV ,i.I route ns.HoH Bn trf Rars sp G s.lSF :, S M.' s siSsafs f SSR,
9:3o 7. NJ. Chicago 300 4. NJ. Carries sleeping
1874 la9 H'S z. M,sEb%9 f fSrf K sRsS c.ccp, sund.y-ror
lU:OU MlIibrook, Cstskill Mountains, and all i'm.
1.nrSn Fl!9'M New '%so SGFf S!fls cEE Gis''i LIMITED. DAILY
l:OU For Columbus, Gin, innati. Indianapolis, and
Loo, 7. MGchhicAso $ EctXfr pally-ror Dc,
LUZ tro;t; Cleveland, Toledo. and Chicago. stops
9.2G II'Rf M.&rEo 1"a h ?Eb'n sSRaTooA SPECIAL.
o.oo except snidsymFor gsrr,sYn's yves. roint),
k.OOP M-LARE siioEE LIMITED. Darly-st.
pa. cleveland ,T:iS, Toledo 1906 !, NJ. chicago
100 !; NJ THIS train s3mnec,s at Cleveland for
Louis. due 1915 T. NJ. due kansas city next
morning. Carries sleeping and drawingroom
COO =. G-wEsTrRN EXPRESS, Daily-ror NJ
wv agnra Falls. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit. Chi.
6.25 P M;r~ADlRoShAGK MoTNTArNs. THog.
paily-,For, Adirondack Mountains. Thousand
~ i,,," 3 and %N NSptrTHlt EXPRESS, p,,,r-ror
1!OO Troy. Pis,isSare. Buriiastdn. Montreal. and.
- o,,rps SATURDAY nights; ot,aM3; n,,r v-
S:oU Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto.
o.n oieIei z. M ilnsisn;Ps1!'' i Il; fTRI6' AZ NAH Hh'e' Daily
o'p psi, E sslssp'P r ,i H:F Sa"s sfa f.y" Gnly ana u FOR p Snnsi on
OIL < ?. M~.IPAcific EXPREsS, Daiiy-For syre.
''h iaio. f Nissa Gs~ fsiis, w cis1tinna. 9 2Sls9S. GSic RS5.
and except Saturdays for Cape Vincent and the
1910 Night-MIDNInHT EXPRESS. Theatre
Z;idU train for Chlcpso and prii1ciPsl points on
nights. Sunday nights, Chicago sleepers leave on
O,oO A. III. and aiaS p. M.-Daily. except Sunday, to
Ptttstield, via Harlem Division.
via \. M.-Sunuays only, TO flttsneld ana the Bork-
shire Hills. via the Harlem Division.
"Ai.L NIGHT" TRAINS TO YoNKERS
on the Patnsm DIVISION as far as Yonrers. in coanec:
tion with tho elevated road. The only line running
all nigh" trains out OF New York.
Wagner Palace Cars ON oil through trainA-
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
Tickets aud Wagner onlces nj Grand Central Station,
lis, 2Bl. 4l3 Rroadway. 81 East 14th at, Gag Broad.
way. 235 Columbus av, Gl West l25th ST., and l3sth
st. station. New York; 33S and 726 Fulton st.. and
100 Broadway. +. D.. Brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the
Westcott Express Company.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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FALL RIVER LINE
PROVIDENCE LINE
STONlNCTON LINE
ALBANY Evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Old Pier ~. y. H., foot Canal 81. at Pm
daily SUNDAYS excepted, connecting with trains fog
Saratoga, Lake George. Adirond acks. Sharon Springs,
Richneld sprinrs, Thousand Islands. Niagara Fails,
and the West. saturday night steamer connects VITA
Sunday morning train for Saratoga. North Creek,
Caldw ell, and steamer on Lake George.
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RI RAILROAD.

THROUGH TRANS leave New York. foot OF Chamoeu
st. rs follows. and hve minutes earlier from West
600 a. M.-vestituie Express daily for Bingham
J.OO ton, Wavcrly. Elm!ra, Buffalo, Bradford. ar
rLN"s BIffalo 500 L. NJ. Parior car to Buffalo.
OIL = a. M.-Vestihulcd Express daily. except
O:lO sunday. for Port Jervis, Monticello, Lacka-
waSen. Hunesdalc. and important local points to
Corning. Daily to Port Jervis. Pullman Parlor Cars
for y Nit cello and Corning.
600 y. M.-vestibule limited. Fast mail daily.
Z.OU Solid train for Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake,
arrives Cleveland at TAO A. NJ, Chicago D 4. NJ.
slespers TO Chicago. Cleveland. and Cincinnati. Din
Ing car.
700 T.. M.-Buralo and Cleveland vestibule Ex-
t.CO press daily. arrives at Buffalo TOO A: NJ.
Bradford 1:l7 A. NJ. Jamestown 700 A. M, CIeye-
land 1880 p. NJ. (sleepers to Buffalo and Cleveland.
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago. and
the West. Cafe Library Car.
O. - T.. M.-DAIIY-Nia ChautauquA Lake and
Ole Niagara Falls, Solid train TO Chicago. Sleep.
es to Hornellsvillc. Chicago. and Cincinnati. Dining
car.
TIcKETs, Local TIME CARDS. y PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill, ll3, 26l, 4ol, and 057
Broadway. l27 Rowery, 100 East l25th st., aud ii
West l25th At, Chambers and West 23d at. ferries.
New York; 1913 and 726 Fulton ST., 100 Broadway,
Brooklyn: 900 Hudson ST.. Hoboken. and Jersey City
station. Nestcott'r Express calls for and checks baS-
gage from hotels and residences to destination.
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WElTk'1l a'TNae LaNE.

Adratic. 4. July ~, noon %ilalestic. -. Aug. !. noon
Brltannis July e. noon ON as tsRnp; iAssE; IL noon
Par %, Sorth River, ories . hIoedysy. New YORK.
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HOTEL RIPPoWAM,
Country 8nara.

~-~~--~~-
QUIET. PLEASANT PLACE at Locust Lawn Farm
IA for American bnardcrs; city references given.
Address for particulars +. A. IRELAND. Clinton Cor
ners. Dutchess county, y. y.
IF YOU WANT GOOD BoARD in nne. healthy loca-
l. ton. at moderate rates. address
L. DILLER. Saddle River. N J.
CHADY ARM HOUSE. Ravena. ". Y, box 1853; o
= delightful place among the hills; hrst-class table.
TO LOCUST HILL Av.. Orchard Terrace. Yon.
l. kers-Beautiful location; easily accessible;
pheasant rooms. with gool table. at moderate rates
references cxchan ed.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP ca.
pOMINION NJ

DAiLh 10 tuhfD,n. o.
Delightful tours To Old Point Cumfor, Norfolk.
Newport News. Petersburg, Portsmouth,. Primers
Point. Richmond Virginia Beach, Va, ana Washing
ton, L. @. Freight and Passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20. North River. every week uay' except Satur-
day. at 8 p. ~. and Saturday at I i. NJ.
w l. Vice. Prcst and Tranic Mgr.
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R'Y,

Trans leave foot OF West 42d at. as follows us
minutes earlier from Franklin ST.:
7;a. 4; ~. for Montana; orr,s Mills. Lakes MO
Ellcnvillc. FallSburgh, Hurlcyville, Lake kianesha-
Liberty. scranton, Walton. Delhi. Sidney. Norwich.
Utica, oneida, Fulton, Oswego..
OiI5 A. W., Tor campbell Hall. Middletown.
Bloominghurgh. WurtSboro. Ellcnvnlo. hountaindsle,
Crn'rrvill:, Fallsnurgn. axe ~Kiamesha, Hurieyvilie,
Liberty Falls. Liberty, White Lake.
las n. VI. SATURDAYS oniy). Tor Middletown.
BlolluinVhurgh, Wurtsboro. Ellenyille. MountaindAle,
Centrrvillr, Pittsburgh, Lake KiameshA- Hurleyvflle.
Ferndale. Liberty, white Lake. Parksvilie. Livingston
MEnur, Rockland.
aiIS p. W.. for Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk
and M~lnnrwasks, Middletown, BloOmingbnrgh, Wurts-
horo. Ellcnville, Monntaindale. G"ntreylll". Falls
burgh. Lake Kiamcsha, Hurl' yville. Ferndale. Lib
erty, White Lake. Parksville. Livingston Manor.
Rockland.
for 4 mpbell Hall, Middletown, Liberty, Livingston
Manor, Walton. sidney. Norwich, Ranha'lsrilic. Ham.
iiton. oneida. Fulton, o'wrgn, Niaxara Fails, and
points West; pIllmau Sleeping Car; n 'clining Chair
Car seats free through to Chicago without Transient
arrives Chicago $3.50 i. VI.
At3O T.. VI. for Montana. Orr's Mills. Meadow
Brook. Rnrrs.d', Campbell Hal. stony Ford. crystal
Hun. M'ddletown. Winterton. acknowledgement, Wurts-
bore. FL eENille,
J.C ANDERSON, q +. A.. 81 Beaver 81, MY.
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wanted FOR team laundry running three
Il wagons; 1000 required; guarantee $50 weekly;
money fully serureh; investigate this chance.
L WIG0INS. l4O Nassau.
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DILLIARD HALL, han isOm.ly furnished; one OF
ID the most popular resorts Ia this city; on Broad.
way; very little money r. CURED.
MCDONALD L. WIGGISS, I40 Nassau.
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GLEN LAKE House,

NEAR LAKE GEORGE Accommodations nrst
class; rates moderate; all an1sements:g good bass
nshing; scenery uncxcelled; resident physician.
Z. B1RDsALL. Manager. GLEN LAKE. n. Y.
A NICELY situated farmhouse; high elevation; largo,
IA shady lawn; good table; excellent water; daily
portation: CITY references; terms. % per week for
adults; children according TO age. Address PINE
FARM. Pheasant Plains. Dutohess county. N Y.
TNDWooD COTTAGE. Caldwell, Lake George;
II right on the lake; large piazza; plenty OF shadet
good table; couples preferred. For terms apply TO
Mrs. GORDON
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BUTCHER HOUSE

N PAWLING, \. 7.
Firt-claSs accommodations 90 minutes from Gran
Central Depot, Harlem II. r., eight fast trains da1
each way. Send for circular. Address
c. V. LANSING. ManAgaR,
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DAKERY--32, BOO; IL barrels weekly; two nne
ID horses and wagons: located I'm a thriving city
close to New York; property can be- bought II desired.
q WIUGlSS, 140 Nassau.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-10-27
WATERVILLE.

Glenn Wilkins visited in town last week.
Thomas Potter has taken D. G. Howard
farm.
Mrs. g. H. Mann visited in North Underhill
last week.
Mrs. c. G. Tobn of Underhnl was in town
last week.
R. A. Wiley and A. e. Laraway were in
Boston last week.
Cbas. Hulbnrd of st. Adams visited his
mother last week.
Alfred Buker OF Cambridge visited his
parents over Sunday
A. j. Austin has built new house on the
land bought of Chas Bragg.
Mrs Will Chase of East Fletcher visited her
father, Ami Leach, over Sunday,
Austin wilkins of Cady's Falls was the
guest OF Henry Thomas over Sunday.
Peter Russell and John Stanley have gone
to New Hampshire where they have job.
Mrs. F. D. Parker of Montpelier is the guest
of Mr.. Parker's parents at the Parker House.
Merton Mann got one foot badly iammed
by falling timber at Laraways mills last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Billings of Underhil
Center were the guests of b. FL. Hill over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Stearns of Whiting,
Vt, were the guests of Luke Potter and wife
last week
Chas. Tobin and wife of Pleasant Valley
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Vest
colt, over Sunday.
Frank Atkins, the new foreman at Lara
ways mill, has moved into one OF his tene-
ments on Main street.
Mrs E. W. Smith of North Hyde Park is in
town caring for her mother. Mrs. H. N.
Leach, who is quite sick.
Mrs. Sarah Cheney died the 10TH after a
short illness, aged IS years and s months.
She leaves one son, I. J. Cheney, and one
granddaughter, Mrs. J. V. Stevens.
| Fred Wood was badly cut on the face by a
manure fork being caught in the machinery
while cleaning the mill at Robertson's, one
! day last week. The wound was dressed by
| DR.. Marshall
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-10-27
EDEN.
N. S. Adams is quite feeble.
Dandelions are quite plenty.
MiSs RnsSie Adams 10 at homa

N. S. Adams is quite feeble.
Dandelions are quite plenty.
Miss Bessie Adams is at home.
Hasey H edges has moved back to the farm
on the hill.
Clifton Hyland and :. Chase were in Mont
gomery Friday.
Mr. Tominson and son of Bolton spent
Sunday at Geo. Chase's.
VIM Griswold has moved into Fred Whee-
locks house at the Mills
B B. Blake has been building a new dam
and fume the past week
Mrs. N. B. Mower returned from the sani-
tarium at Burlington Saturday.
Mr. Wells has his household effects packed
and contempates going to st. Adams.
Mr. Wilbur has moved to the Corners into
the house belonging to Mrs. Hannah Fosters
estate.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis of Jericho Ctr. spent
several days with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Chase,
the past week.
Capt and Mrs. C. W. Blake were in Johnson
Saturday to attend the reunion of Co. A, Sth
Regt. Vt. Vols.
Mrs. Albert O'Brien and daughter Lula are
in Boston, having taken advantage of the
excursion rates.
c. p. Brown, one of our oldest citizen, being
upward of 80 years Of age, is quite feeble at
the present writing.
Mrs. L. A. Hadley of Morrisville spent Sur
day with her father, II. II. Stone, who is very
feeble at this writing.
Mrs. B. W, Fuller of jamestown, N. D., ar
rived in town Saturday evening. Her father,
N. 5. Adams, is in failing health.
Mrs. Ella Campbell and daughter came
back from their visit to Greensboro Monday,
after an absence of several weeks.
Henry George has purchased of A. D. Rob
bins, admir- Of Mrs Hannah AtwelPs estate
the house opposite the Mt. Norris hotel.
Prof Oscar Atwood of Straight University
New Orleans, addressed an interested audi
ence Sunday evening at the church at the
Corners.
The Y, p. S. c. Z. meeting viii be led by
Mrs Fl. Adams next Sunday evening 1t is
desired that the choir favor us with some
extra pieces on this occasion. All are invited
to come aud make the meeting one long to be
remembered
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-10-27
STOWE.

Rob Knapp moves to the village next week.
Geo. Powers was in town Monday on bust
ness.
Ned Kaiser soon moves to Charles Bruce's
house.
Ed Wallen returned home to Montpelier
Monday.
H. W. Burgett arrived from Boston Mon
day night
Ed Gibbs has moved his saw mill to Water
bury street.
Bert Shaw has commenced work at Gibbs
barber shop.
On page is a detailed account of the
Gould Camp robbery
Mr.. Beard will occupy rooms over the brick
store as soon as vacant.
0. E. Luce purchased fine blooded colt of
the Moody estate Monday.
A ear of lumber was shipped over the cleo
trio road Monday for Burt Bros.
Frank Stewart has moved into the Fitz-
jerad house on the Hollow road.
The laying of rails has come to a stand
still, on account of car being delayed
Ned French soon moves to the Atkins place
recently converted into a tenement house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Douglas are pleased over
the birth OF girl baby, born Monday last,
sons seems to be well patronized these days.
Miles, Mcmahon Co., have business no
tice of Importance to which your attention is
directed.
See business notice headed "Millinery," of
especial interest to the ladies at all seasons of
the year.
sociable will he held at West Branch Fri
day evening, the Goth INST. Refreshments
! will be served.
| Horace Faunce and wife intend making a
! trip to Massachusetts next week, visiting
| friends al different places
The young people are circulating a paper
! for the purpose OF getting up "a singing class
| for Kim Thomas during the fall and winter.
Geo Humphrey, the boss carpenter on
| KimbalI's house, has completed his work and
returns to his home in Meriden, Conn, Thurs
day.
There will be an auction at the Moody farm
| next Monday, at 10 O'Clock a. m, nearly all
the personal property will be converted into
cash.
There will he halloween box party at the
vestry of the Congregational church next
Friday evening. The ladies are requested to
bring boxes.
John Macutchan, one of the oldest citizens
of the town, died Saturday night of old age.
The funeral took place Monday, Rev. MIR.
Ryan officiating
The Town Treasurer has done excellent
work in the past few weeks in getting in the
taxes, there being little over $500 to col.
ect, the smallest sum in years.
1t has been suggested by some of our bust.
ness men that town clock will not come
amiss, to be placed on our new depot or in
the new church. Which place shall it be?
There seems to be little strife among the
merchants to sne who will make the lowest
prices. We hope ire struggle will continue
and give the people a chance to save their
money for taxes another season.
The track of the electric road is completed
as far as Gold Brook, and Burt Bros. draw
lumber there and load 1t on the cars
town meeting will be held next Saturday tC
extend the time for the completion of the
road one month.
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MORRlSTOWN.


John Flanders is in a very low condition.
Mrs Jacques is at work at NJ. A. Douglas.
Mrs Sarah Moore visited at John Flanders
Thursday.
Jay Sherwood had four sheep killed by
dogs, recently.
Mrs. Homer Edmunds visited at E. Doug
las Saturday.
Mrs. John Stewart spent Thursday with
her son George.
Chas. Alexander is taking care of Mr.. Piper,
who is very low.
Samuel Reed and wife of Stowe visited at f.
Douglas Friday.
Mrs Carrie Adams has returned from her
trip to Pierm ont, N H.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher visited at Albert
Douglas Saturday and Sunday.
About twenty attended husking at Mrs.
g. Atwoods's last Friday evening.
Poultry is rather on the wane at the Cor
ners. Look out for your roosters
Miss Effie Cole started for New Hampshire
Monday, where she has position as table.
girl.
Mrs. Dana Bumps and Mrs ives Wilson
were guests of Mrs. c. J. Moore one day
recently.
Elmer Barrows of this town and Miss Lulu
Morse of Waterbury, started for East AL
bany, Wednesday of last week, and were
married at that place.
Quite a lively time was enjoyed at Role
Burdick s one evening recently, when a party
met at that place for the purpose of inspiring
Mr.. Beardsley and his young bride with the
delicious. (?) music and delightful (?) gooC
nature which they themselves enjoyed Il
seems that Mr.. Burdcks daughter, Nettie
and Mr.. Beardsley were married some tint
ago and the facts have but Just been an
nounced. The party met with a warm G?
! retention.
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Fred Davis spent Sunday in Lowell
Nehemiah Town is visiting friends in Wood
bury.
Miss Dora Larabee has been calling on
friends here.
Alma Wade of Montgomery is working at
Fred Dow's
Anstin wilkins is shingling Sydney New
combs house.
Nathan Cobeieh has about finished work
for L. ] Smith
There is talk of having a singing school
here this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Sargent have been recent
guests at Austin Wilkins.
G. B. Terrill, the modern Nimrod, has sue
ceeded in capturing a fine fox.
viii Thayer and wife of Greenfield have
been visiting his brother, Fred.
Mr.. Raymond ard fife of Massachusetts
nave been visiting at II. L. Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calkins visited Jessie Gilmore
and wife at North Hyde Park, recently.
Ira Carr is moving, and the wilkins tene-
ment will soon be occupied by Ed Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Terrill contemplate re-
turning to Connecticut the last of this week
via Boston.