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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
3OG l. 81. y W

Gold filings and bridge work specially AZ
the lowest price; amalgam hllings, sec; fui sets
OF teeth plates, s.; extracting, either bv eas
or local spray, absolutely painless 5Oe. with.
out, 25e; all work done by experts and guar.
anteed the best; open Sundays from 10 10
O'Clock. mh22- item
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

''THE BIRTH of the american Flag"
beautiful painting by Hng-
sfrOm. Full of patriotism. senti-
mcnt and artistic skill. Reproduce
lions OF same given free with each
purchase on Saturdays at G. AUER-
BAG us. Z and II. II
FOR sALE-SmaIl new refrigerator; cheap. clio
St, Sc. 1t
FOR sAL.E-IIandsome oak desk and bookcase
combined; only So jlI II St NV. myG-3t'em
FOR SALE-IIandsomc marble soda fountain; l2
syrups; very cheap; good order. 5li ii st. NV.
mye-3t-em
FOR sALE-Good icebox. large coffee mill, pair
scales oil tanks meat-saws etc.; bar
gain. 500 9th st. sw. Item
FOR SALE-Elegant furnishings of Hotel Arno:
cherry chamber suites, sI5; oak chamber
suites S.: walnut chamber suite, $50. cost 500;
wardrobe. S3; sideboard SO; hat rack, 81; hair
mattress, 81; combination bookcase, Sl5; lamp,
roll-top desk. rockers dining chairs, large mir
rOrs pictures. china closet, bookcase. refrig-
orators, blue fame OIL gas and gasoline stoves,
tables stands. brass crib 50; bureaus, S2; wash
stands 75c: bedsteads. 81; showcase. counter,
parlor suite silk, SIS; must be sold at once.
525 10th St NV. myo-3t
FOR SALE -Purebred White Leghorn and Silver
laced Wyaudotte chickens; eggs for hatch
BARNES. COO Center Market, on Tuesdays. Thurs
days or Saturdays. my6-3t
FOR SALE Barber shop, SIS; good stand. sos
Q st. nv. my6-St
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS: Caigraphs Yosts
RemingtoHs, Jewetts; SIS up. 9lS St
myG3t
PRINTING-5eO envelopes 75c: 800 statements
bill-heads note heads. 3jc: 500 cards, I5c
CUT PRICE PRINTING Co, 906 st.
myGlm
FOR sALE-Meat ice box; cheap I'd and Q
sts- my6-3t
FOR sALE-One dozen White Leghorn hens; will
be sold very cheap. Call at lGis Sd ST.
Item
FOR sALE-Fom large bunting flags; cheap.
FRANK FREEMAN, 2Olo l4th ST. NV. my5-St
FOR sALE-Fixtmes and tools of bread and
cake bakery; cheap; also marble slab Ad-
dress X. this office my5-St
FOR sALE-Folding bed and mattress: very
cheap. @l2 st. Sc my5-St
FOR sALE-IOO-egg hot-air incubator; latest i'm
proved. with eggtester and full Instructions
Address ii. $ D., this office. my5-St
GOLDSMITH 900 ID st. NV. my5-St
FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching: 81 for u: single
comb Brown Leghorns. Prize, Stock
BRO0KLAND POULTRY YARDS.
r. c. BOOTH, Mgr. Office cor. 10th and G NV.
my57t
FOR SALE-B. P Rock Eggs, ''Orrocco strain;''
also 5. C. W. Leghons. ''Wyckof strain
81 per setting: S5 per 100. E. A. WARDWELL,
Branchville, Md ap30-7t-em
FOR SALE 50. .9s for eft extension table.
lounges, $50; refrigerators and gasoline
stoves, parlor and bedroom suites. 81 per week;
cheap cash and credit. REDMOND 3l3 9TH
ST. oc3O-tf-em
FOR SALE-Fifty high-grade square pianos and
organs, of standard makes at $40 up and on
81 weekly payments; in splendid condition must
cally. f. G. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave. apl3-tf
FOR sALE-Fresh lawn grass seeds, flower and
vegetable seeds. bulbs; also birds, dogs gold
fishes. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE 7l2 18th St
NV. mh25-tf-em
FOR sALE-Splendd slightly used upright piano.
at half price: S. mnothly; also Knabe sI00;
Chickering, $3.50; Decker. 1885, organs SIS up, 81
weekly: all guaranteed BRADBURY WARE
ROOMS 1925 Pa ave. mh3-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
wAsTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED-Murat Halstead's Great War
Book. 'Our Country in War" All about
Armies, Nayies, Coast Deienses. Maine Disaster.
Cuba, War with Spain, and relations with Forciln
Nations. Nearly coo pages. All written since
Maine Disaster. Magnificent oo,ored illustrations.
Agents making so TO so per day. No experience
necessary. Most liberal terms guaranteed 20
days credit. price low. freight paid. Handsome
outfit free. send tyg0 cent stamps 10 pay pos.
tage EDUCATIONAL UNION, S2l Dearborn ST..
Chicago. WyI-ln
PERFECT FRUIT HULLER: hulls berries re
moves soft spots: saves time fingers. crushed
fruit picks hastings and stitches perfectly:
mailed IOc: d0z 6Gc-: circulars sol THERN
SUPPLY co, Baltimore. Nd. tu,5 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMaLE.


WANTED-C'ood steady white girl would like good
home as house girl; handy with needle. Ap-
ply s6i r ST. NV. 1t
quick. come early. BJ SINESS BUREAU. rs
18th 81. my. II
WANTED-Bv settled white girl. situation as
ehaTubcrnaid waitress and sewing, in a good
family; good references. Call Al 2sO7 Olive ave
NV. II
WANTED-By respectable cologod girl situation
chamh,rmaid. waitress or nurse: willing
10 leave the city by 18th III Conn. ave.
Hly7-5t
WANTED-By coIored woman. place to do gen
cTal houseWuTk: car give good reference 80
g II. Item
WANTED BY lady hair dresser. position in
hair-dro~siug establishment. Address HAIR
DRESSER, This Office myG-&t-em
WANTED-A place aS chambe,maid or cook in
snail family. s25l 18th 81. Item
wANTED-By colored girl. place for general
housework Address 1920 10th 81. W. Item
WANTED an excellent cook and general
hoUseworker employment il private family.
Address COMPETENT. this office. my62t
WANTED BY respectable co!orcd girl. place 10
DO ltgEt houseSork nurse in small family.
lo6 o Il. my6-3t
| WANTED BY frsj-class colo7cd laundress wash
ing to take home. Address J. BROWN. 50
Defrees 81. NV. myj-2t-em
( NANTED-By r widow. clerical work; a good
oopyist. Address r A.. this Office. Item
WANTED-By respectable colored girl. place as
Office cleaner work by the day. 1921 18th
ST. NV. my5-3t
WANTED-By honest colored girl day work or
work Of any kind. 2557 10th st. NV. my5-St
wANTEp-By German American girl situation
as cook or general houseworker; hrst-cllss
references T. WALTERS. this Office. my4St-em
WANTED-Place. hy a girl. as chambernaid o.
nurse; give city reference. I7l9 2Oth St NY.
Hy3-3t-em
NANTED-By a lady typewriter, position in
lawyers Office for the experience. Aldrgss EN-
PERlENCE, This Office my4 Stem
NANTED-Position as housekeeper by a trust
worthy young German widow with child two
wears old. Address Y, this Office. my5-5t
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Medium and card reader. Washingtop's most
famous Clairvoyant and Palrnist Consult her on
business love and family affairs; reunites the
separated; removes spells; causes speedy mar
riages and gives good luck. Open daily German
spoken; 25c and soc. 999 II St NV. Sp9gIlt
The times., 1898-05-07

FOR sALE-small new refrigerator; cheap. 6lO
A St Sc 1t
The times., 1898-05-07

WANTED-Co Collector; ve can give YOU work
quick. come early. BJ SINESS BUREAU. rs
18th Il. NV II
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he 8 DAYS ?" Cure

(for mem leads at remedies in this city- 4
prompt and permanent cure or no charge: con-
sultation free. DIR. McKEEHAN, 7I6 18th 81.
Office hours. 10 m to L D. m. to s
p. m; Sunday, > TO p. m. ap22-Im
The times., 1898-05-07
HELP MANTED-MALE.

WANTED Cooks walters. ,s0vs. drivers. lsbcr7rs.
puIirr~. siahlemen. wicClImCn. dishWashfr-.
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. ~ llth 81 NV
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FOR RENT-MIsCELLANEoUs.
FOR RENT-STABIES.

FOR RENT-lil2 Park ST.. Mt Pleasant, barn and
stable with well-fooFe lofts and stalls
m ~ ON
The times., 1898-05-07

WANTED-By settled white girl situation as
ehamhrrmaid, waitress and sewing, in a good
family; good references. Call al 2SO7 Olive
INV. It
The times., 1898-05-07

ANYONE who has used Domestic Sewing Ma
chine = wears OF over viii kindly -cnl mum
Der OF IL 10 G. Auerbach. corner 7tl and II SIS.
Washington D. G.. and he viii learn something
10 his advantage. ny76t
The times., 1898-05-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ANYONE who has used a Domestic Sewing Ma
chine p years OF over will kindly send mum
Der OF d. 10 & Aucrbach. corner 9Th and II SIS
Washington D. C.. and he viii learn something
20 his advantage my7-6t
wANTED-Cheap: cash register. Adde'S RoX
III. Anacostia, D. c ray7-3t
WANTED-Horsc TO pasture at So per month;
horses called fer and returned. Address 5
y. BlkNk, a!'Nandfia, Va ap25-lni-en
WANTED-AH volunteers are requested 70 caD
at the Home Dairy Lunch and Dinin. Room
southwest corner y. ). ave. and { ST. opposite
b. & .. depot. where they can yet the best
l5c and Pc meals ia the city open day and
night. my63,
DON'T WORRY ABOUT WAR. Victory IS our:
don't irt your gents cast-of clothing rot
when you Tan receive such high prices by drop
ping postal 10 SAUL BROS, 9z3 =. MS.
HyG-sIa0s
WkNTED- To buy grocery and provision store:
established trade preferred. Add5e-. PENN
SHLEANIA, this Office. myG-5t
ROOMS PAPERED from 81 up =. X. PHffFER.
30 jth 81 NV mv6-st
WANTED-A gas engine. . t. horsepower. GAS.
this Office. uyj-3t-em
WANTED-At sINCLAIR'S. GIG La ave. frIrni-
tGre. Showcases. storr fixtures merchandise:
auction sales every Tus-d-y; consignment re-
ceived up 20 hour OF -a'ci storage, 81 per load.
my5-Ct-em
MANTTr For cash. a small. paving business;
any kind. Address ENALD, this oticc.
tuy5-st-eH
WANTED To rent furnished dining or lunch
room Address DINING ROOM, this office
mt5-jJ- -s-fu
DON'T WASTE your time fighting moths. but
bring yaur oIst-of clothing TO SHhPPINI
995 d q. n.y.; near cor. 9th ~t. rny5-7t
WANTED -ix5 double Ions folding camera in
good condition. Address CAMERA this Of
foe. ms 5-3t
WANTED Small grocery. confectionery. cigar or
cigar and stand combined: state your
price aud location. Address d. : G. tbs Office
myj-3t
WANTED-Bad bills 10 collect or no charge II
D. GORDON, Lawyer, 1888 +; basement.
myi-2t-em
WANTEp-An ;hc furniture to be rcupholstcred
aud aIl thc mattresses 10 bc renovated DroD
postal 90 e. a. WlESER. 2l26 lHh St. nv.
mat
WANTED Good second hand furniture and car.
pets f0- cssh; entire houses. Address C. K,
la4l-2 9th ST. nw. apI4-lm
WASTED-Every person suffering from lung trou-
bic % take a weeks iTizl free, Of the great con.
sumption cure. "KOBO," at Oh st. Ew
aoG-tfem
WANTED-To buy or scll machinery OF all de-
soFiptionS such steam engines boilers iroa
girders. elevators. electric motors. platform scales
leather betting, ropes, puleys. gas fixtures old
harness, steam. water and gas pipes; also old
jron, brass, copper, lead zinc. books and paper
stock. for which pay highest market prices H.
BERNIlElAlER. $50 c 81. Ew NH S-tf-cm
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NASTED-A registered drug clerk: steldy: state
salary expected. Add-es TRlA. tins Office.
mg--st
The times., 1898-05-07

"a, chamb,rmlid waitress or nurse: willing
10 leave the city by 18th. III Conn. ave.
The times., 1898-05-07
FoR RENT-FuRNIsHED HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Nicely-fur house of rooms; large
front and back yard; very pleasant in sum
mer; house IN good order; rent reasonable; must
be seen to be appreciated 1904 | st. NV. my6-3t
FOR RENT-FuT. fiat for Summer; crest OF the
hill; southern exposure; 6 rooms and bath.
Apply THE COLUMBIA, l4th and Binney SITS.
myG-3t
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WANTED small boy 10 learn printing WILL
IAM> Cheap Printer. ll59 10Th ST. M"
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CO CO esisapiats ; oIip sa.
Through the Grandest Scenery of
America. All TIuins NestibuIed,
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated.
All Meals Served in Dining Cars.
Station Sixth and II Streets.

Station Sixth and II Streets.
Schedule in effect May J. 1893
2:2o p. NJ DAILY-CIacinnati and st. Louis
bpecial-Solid trsiu for Cincinnati. Pullman
sleepers 10 Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, In
dianapolis and st. Louis, without change. Con-
nection for Virginia Hot Springs Parlor Cars,
Cincinnati to Chicago
u:10 P. a. DAiLY-F. r. v. Limited-Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Slecpers 10 Gin
cinnati, Lexington and Louisville, without
change; open for reception Of passengers at 500
p. m Pullman Compartment Car to Virginia Hot
Springs, without change. Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. Observation car Hinton to Cincinnati.
Sleepers, Cincinnati to Chicago aud st. Louis
1857 A. IL, EXCEPT SUNnAY-Parlor Car,
Washington to Richmond and Richmond 10 Old
Point. Only rail line via Penn. r.. F. r., and
G. &. o. Railways
2:2O P. H., DALY-Por Gordonsyille, Char
lottesyille. Starnton, and for Richmond, daily,
except Sunday
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio offices. 5l3 and ;42i Pennsylvania avenue,
and at the station
e. W. FULLER.
nol6- anti General Passenger Agent
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ENR RENT
THOMAS f WAGGAMAN. OF + ST. NV.
LNNLRR0NEn pRNPERTN EOR SALE


W. II. BARNES & Co. 6z7 Z ST. NV.
2OI2 Hillyer place NV, rooms. IN 49,. $50 W
1870 Kenyon st. NV. II rooms: hot water;
30l r ST NV. 10 rooms. m mi.... 45 90
1l2 Mass ave ne rms m i.... 40 30
100 Corcoran st NV. rooms, m i.....--... 30 90
o. I'D st nv. rooms. m i..--..-....... ~ %
lI05-6-7-9 -9-lO Yale 81 nv rms m 49, 30 80
22l4 G st NV, rooms. IN i................ 3 30
Petworth, ID. c., several cottages. Z rms,
IN. i......................... S25 90 TO $50 90
51s I'd st ne. I rooms m i. 25 90
I5l4 and ISIS 5th st NV, rooms, M i.....- % 50
lGS 9th 81 NV, rooms, i.....-....-.. - %
233 18th st sw. Q rooms m i % so
1923 lst st NV G rooms m i.. 20 30
6fO Whitney NV, rooms M l........ Is 30
l59 California st nc, 6 rooms, IN i........ 16 30
5l5 18th ST. ne: rooms m. i.............. II %
IIs and i26 Elm ST NV. rooms m i Is 80
6lI Sheridan st NV, rooms, IN i............ 10 90
STORES.
~ 9TH st NV storeroom and cellar ....... $50 co
1885 llth st. u 90
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
50 p ST. NV, rooms 80
7l3 2d st sw. rooms. m i.................. Is 20
@I. 43, 70 FentOn 81. ne, I rooms. ann. u 80
81 Ferton st 1y. rooms Observation-Disclosures. 10 30
llG2-llOi-lllOlllf Shepard alley nw, rms. so
9p2Stf-en
The times., 1898-05-07

RIDERS, ATTENTlON-We have this day re-
cfitea ~ hkl-siadc nictcles. heN and slight
ly used; Columbia. Stcrlitgs, Worlds, Syracuses.
bnislleys. kaInbieFs; advances made on these
goods must be- collected. Therefore no reasonable
al er viii bc refused Bought outright and taken
o. myl-7t
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WANTED White harhc1. @ss c ST. ne.
The times., 1898-05-07

WANTED Hustler 10 ssll much needed s'iIde;
good iaoue,- Address 4. :. l.. this Cthcc
ID
The times., 1898-05-07

WANTED-f3ocd steady white girl would like good
home as house girl; handy with needle Ap
Vlv sGi ST. uw. II
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
PROCTORSVILLE.

Mrs. Aida Starratt of Boston, Mass, made
flying visit to her mother, Mrs Lucy Todd,
and other friends on Tuesday.
John Hubbard of Cambridge, Mass, was in
town over Sunday, guest at H. H. Clark's.
Fred Pollard has returned from Scituate,
Mass, where he has been on his vacation.
Mrs. Carrie stearns of Rutland visited Ora
Rollins Tuesday.
Mrs. Gertie Haven Richardson, who has
been at b er fathers, Frank Ravens, re-
tur ned to Windsor Monday.
H. T. Murdoch has returned from New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Reed, Miss Emily
Reed and friend from Rutland spent Sunday
with Mrs, Reeds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chapman and child
from Detroit, who have been in town the
past week, left for home Wednesday morn.
ing.
Charles Seaver of Chicopee Falls, Mass, is
at his brothers, j. r. Sewers.
1t is expected the factory of Taft, Burbank
& Murdoch will start up the first of Septem-
Der, having been idle two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck Stearns started We'd
nesday morning for Kalamazoo, Mich.
Heavy thunder showers passed over this
village on the afternoons of Monday, Tuesday
and Wedne sday. The one on Tuesday was
accom- panied by wind and it was also very
dark for a while.
The bridge over black river just south Of
the station is being taken down, after which
new iron one will be put in the place of the
old one and will add much to the looks of the
street, to say the least.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
LANGDON.

MI. Bridges son-in-law, Mr.. Kirk of
W orcester, Mass, visited him a part of this
weeksalso a nephew, Mr.. Martin. The same
persons we're with William Martin, an uncle,
a part of last week. Mr.. Bridges people
have osher friends with them now.
u d6n ana wife visited at NARROW with
his mtther last week.
M. "A. Currier, who was home over a week,
ret4lRed to Orange, Mass Wednesday. He
has. Eented his market for a while.
G. A. Milliken is in town threshing grain,
but the season is not favorable for getting it
in.
Col. E. G. Osgood of Bellows Falls occu-
pied the desk at the Congregational church
last Sunday.
We had very heavy thunder showers Tues
day and Wednesday, and 23-16 inches of
water fell. The wind blew off good many
apples
Hailtones half inch in diameter during
Wednesdays shower.
Therepublican caucus will be at the town
hall saturday afternoon, August u, at q
O'Clock.
We understand an apple buyer was in town
Wednesday.
G. A. Holden and family went to j. A.
Dickey's in Acworth Wednesday, where
brother of Mrs. Holden celebrated the 50th
anniversary OF his marriage.
Lightning struck large elm tree near
H. NJ ElwelPs barn for the third time
Wednesday afternoon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
NORTH CHESTER.

o, X. Howe, wife and two children of
Westminster visited Mr.. and Mrs. #. g.
Adams the first of this week.
Sunday night some thief stole several
whips and mats from the carriages in Livery
man #. @. Adams shed.
Miss Mara E. Laws attended the Univer-
salist state convention held at Stowe this
week as delegate from the church and Y.
p, G. u,
John Wood of Bridgewater, a former resi-
dent of this village, is visiting his son, Vol
ney Wood, in Factoryville and calling on old
neighbors here.
Mrs. Fannie Moore Laws and daughter of
Milford, N. II visited Mrs. f. M. Sherwin
recently, and Monday they all took carriage
drive to Weathersheld and passed the day at
Nelson Craigue's.
Ulrie Ross and Mr.. and Mrs. Butter of
Proctorsville were guests of H. H. Riggs and
wife part Of this week.
Frank M. Holden went to Bridgewater on
his wheel Monday and is passing few days
with John p. Farmer family.
Miss Maud Whitcomb of Springfield visited
with Levius Gees family recently.
A. c. Gibson with his mother and sister,
Mrs. Curtis of Londonderry, visited s. A.
Richards and wife Monday.
Quite a party of the young people visited
Cavendish gorge Monday.
Mrs. f o. Spaulding and Miss Ann are
passing few days with relatives in Hart
land.
Master Harry Davis passed last week IN
Landgrove with his father, Robert Davis.
Nelson Smell and wife are attending camp
meeting in Bethel.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
KY azppshire News.


Hon. Moody Curfier, former governor of
New Hampshire, died at his home in Man
chester Tuesday. Mr.: Currier was born in
Boscawen April %, 1906. His parents re-
moved to Dunbarton, and thence to Bow,
where his early life was spent in assisting on
his fathers farm. Mr.. Currier fitted for col
lege at Hopkinton Academy and graduate /
at Dartmouth in the class Of "a. Soon after
leaving college be began life as school
teacher, having taught in Concord, and in
company with Hon. Asa Fowler edited the
New Hampshire Literary Gazette. In 1886
he became principal of the Lowell high
school at Lowell, Mass, which position he
held for five years, and in lS4l he removed
to Manchester, where he had since resided.
Mr. Currier was clerk of the New Hamp-
shire state senate in 1884, and was elected
member of that body from the thiId dis
trict in 1861, and was president of that
body in 1851. In lS60-6l he was elected a
member of Cows. Goodwin and Berry's coun-
Gil and served as chairman of the committee
on the war, in which position he exhibited
great ability and energy, and rendered ef-
fcent service to the state and nation.
On the assembling of the republican state
convention at Concord September II, 1882,
Mr.. Currier was found to be one of the two
leading candidates whose names appeared in
the convention, his opponent being Hon.
Samuel W. Hale, and it was not until after a
long and bitter contest that he withdrew in
favor of his colleague.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
BRATTLEBORO,

The funeral of Lieut. Daniel F. Curtin,
who died at the St. Vincent hospital in Chat
tanooga was held at St. Michael's Catholic
church Thursday morning at 8 o'clock under
the direction of the Foresters, of which or
ganization he was a member.
Secretary L. B. Hardy will attend the semi
annual meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tian association secretaries Of New Hamp-
shire and Vermont at Laconia, N. H., Sep
TENDER 20 and 81.
Judges Worden and Walker Of the county
court drew the grand and petit jurors for the
September term Wednesday.
Capt. Haigh greeted his friends Wednes-
day and seemed much pleased to be in Brat
tleboro again. He says the Co. men will
be thankful to get home and most of them
have seen enough of soldering for the pres
emit at least.
Bert o. Ware, who returned from Camp
Olympia Tuesday night, is quite i'll at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.
Ware.
The 26th annual meeting of the LIST regi-
ment Vermont cavalry reunion society will
be held at Burlington on Wednesday and
Thursday, the 3lst al d September l, with
headquarters at the Van Ness house.
judge E. L. Waterman, Col. K Haskir g,
DR.. E. Lawton and Lawyer H. G. Barber
have been attending court at Jamaica this
week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
EAST JAMAICA,

Mrs. T. W. Plympton is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Wilder, at Wards
boro Centre this week.
: Mrs. Veil Howard and children have
returned to their home in Brattleboro.
Our nice shower of Tuesday afternoon was
accompanied by good deal of wind, but
nevertheless it was just what the doctor
ordered. 1t was much ne eded if for nothing
mo re than to lay the dust for the grove meet
ings.
w. j. Allen is at work for Mr.. Spencer on
Turkey mountain at present. He is owner
of 8 new wheel.
Col. E. L. Thayer and his niece, Miss
Nellie Underwood, visited Brattleboro last
week Thursday.
Mrs. Vinna Howe, who has been quite sick,
has so far recovered that her daughter, Mrs.
A. R. Robinson, has returned to West Wards
boro.
Mrs. Will s. Allen is quite sick and Mrs.
Bernard Gleason is caring for her.
Mrs. Marcia Gleason has so far recovered
that she is ready to resume her business OF
nursing at the first opportunity that presents
itself.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-27
FELCHVILLE.

Prof. Riggs of Texas, who is spending the
summer at Cavendish, has a class in music
here: Mrs. DIR. Morgan, Mrs. Alice Burn
ham, Pauline Hatch, Edna Crandall, Maude
Lewis, vocal; Kate Griswold and Miss Nc
donald, instrumental. Prof Riggs is native
of Chester.
Mrs. Worden and daughter of Hoosick
Falls are the guests of Mrs. c. N. Hook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willis of Rutland
are visiting his sister, Mrs. Dan Mahoney.
Hank White and wife, Mrs. Lucinda Clark
and Gertrude are spending few days with
friends at Weathersfield Bow.
Mr.. Wright of Dartmouth college preached
in the Baptist church last Sunday.
Visitors at the Valley House are Mrs Col
lamer Fay of Holyoke, Mass, Mrs. Z. Spear
of Newton, Mass, Mrs. Brown of St. Johns
bury.
MIR. and Mrs. Whitney and Miss Angie
Thomas of Springfield are at Otis Baldwin $.
The relief corps held picnic Wednesday
with the Springfield corps and Grand Army
as invited guests. A fine time was reported.
Charlie Bailey and wife of California are
guests of his father, George Bailey.