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Miscellaneous
MONEY TO LOAN

TO LOAN-MONEY IN LARGE on
small amounts at lower rates OF interest
than others charge. on all kinds OF col-
lateral security. diamonds, watches. Jew.
elry. pianos. furniture life insurance and
all good collateral: partial payments re.
csived: money quick; private office for
ladies'. @. NJ. JONES. rooms 1914. 1s4 9.
Broadway. 1-So-ss
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WANTED-SITUATIO TO DO GENER-
al homework; good cook: references. Ad-
dress l.. box 49, Herald. ~
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WANTED-500 MEN TO HAVE THEIR
shoes soled. 35c. MLESKEY'S cheapes.
place on earth. 1924 e. Second st. II
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WANTED - GOOD, SECONDHAND
tent; state size and price. Address NJ,
Box Is, Herald. %
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change for service. Address B., Box Z,
Herald. G
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WANTEDAGIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
work. Swedish preferred. Address G.,
box g., Herald. 70
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WANTEDATO BUY A SMALL PLACE
near city for poultry raising; give number
of acres and price. Address G.. box 46,
Herald. Y
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FOR SALE@STEAM LAUNDRY; GOOD
opening; best of reasons for selling Ad-
dress A., box Z. Herald. %
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FOR SALE-A NO. BUTCHER SHOP;
horses and good wagon. Address L.. Box
81, Herald q
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WANTED-TO RENT SMALL COTTAGE;
only In family; will give the best of care
Address L., box SO, Herald. %
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FOR sALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS. SUIT
able for putting under carpets, etc., In
packages OF 100. for 10 cents. Apply Her-
aid Business office. II
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FOR SALE-A GOOD SECONDHAND
surrey; is cheap and in good condition.
Address NJ, Box 10, Herald. %
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FOR SALE-COUNTRY STORE; GOOD
stock good location Address N, Box
g. Herald. %
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FOR SALEM OUTSIDE TOWN, A
small millinery store good location; very
reasonable. Address L., Box 49, Herald %
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MEMS soLEs SEC; LADIES' soc; TO
pay more ID waste Of money. 406 8.
Spring st. I'm
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WANTED-GOOD COOK AND HOUSE,
girl; must be neat, willing and reliable.
Address L., box "a, Herald. %
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE WHOLE OR
half interest In good paying saloon. Adj
dress A., box 9. Herald. a
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RVANTED-TO Buzz BARBER SHOP
in good location; will pay cash II cheap.
Address K. box 40. Herald. u
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

WANTED-A ROOMING HOUSE; MUST
be a bargain; location first class: no
agents. Address l., box 49, Herald. q
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WANTED - TO RENT, PARTLY FUR
nished cottage with good grounds, suit
able for flower culture. Address. with
location, L., Box q, Herald. 23
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POINDExTER & wADswORTH. ROOM
3OS Wilcox building. lend money on any
good real estate; building loans made; II
you wish to lend or borrow, call on u. Il
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WANTS SITUATION-GOOD COLORED
woman, IS years old; plain cook; good
references. Address N, Box /, Herald 23
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PROF. IRA L. GUILFORD, PHRENOLO-
g1st and Palmist, 3161a s. Spring st. q
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WANTED DAY WORK: OR WILL
take a few steady places to work by the
day. Address A.. box TO- Herald. %
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WANTED-GOOD MEAT MARKET MAN
to buy half interest In well-eQuipped shop.
Address NJ, Box 80. Herald. q
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WANTED-SEWING IN FAMILIES OR
in shop by experienced lady;iN per day.
Address T., BOX 8, Herald. =
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WANTED - GOOD AMERICAN GIRL;
good wages; small family. Address B..
Box 8, Herald. "a
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WANTED-WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK
In country in the family; no children.
Address N. Box 80, Herald. %
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MRS. KATE HOSKINS. TRANCE ME-.
dunn; sittings daily: evenings by Ap-
pontment; circle Tuesday evening. nc;
at 322 s. Spring ut. e
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WANTED-SITUATIO AS COOK AND
housegirl by good, reliable German wo-
man. Address L., Box A. Herald %
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WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR COUNTRY:
near Santa Barbara; SIS month. Address
A., box 10. Herald. %
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Miscellaneous

FOR sALE-RANCH OF ACRES NEAR
Compton; artesian water; 4-room house,
barn, chicken yard; dairy. 16 head Of
cows, Jersey stock; easy payments; Ill
health the cause of selling. Address L.,
Box 49, Herald. %
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PROF. GEE, READ, 81; CIRCLES TUES,
IT,, Sat-. 7:3O. 15c. N31a s. Spring. u
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TO LOAN-6 TO 8 PER CENT MONEY.
BRADSHAW BROS. room 2o2 Bradbury
block. q
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Miscellaneous

WANTED--PIANO FOR THE STORAGE;
will have good care In family with no
children. Address NJ, Box Q. Herald. %
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FOR SALE-SMALL LODGING HOUSE
in Phoenix, Arizona. In good repair. Ad-
dress L., Box 80, Herald %
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WANTED - CONTRACTS FOR OIL
we'll drilling. CHAS. VICTOR HALL.
1910 Central ave. II
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WANTED-SITUATIO TO DO GENER-
al housework, small family. Address A..
box IA, Herald. ~
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FOR SALE-BARBER SHOP IN GOOD
location; . bargain. Address A., box II,
Herald. q
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WANTED SITUATION AS HOUSE,
keeper for widower; no objection to chill
dren am willing to work. Address L..
Box 20, Herald. %
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MRS. M. E. ROSE, MAGNETIC HEALER;
readings daily. $40 8. Hill st. oct 16
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L. A. STEAM CARPET CLEANING co.
will clean and lay all kinds OF carpets at
&c per yard; all work guaranteed S5s e.
SECOND ST. Tel. Main u. II
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FOR SALE-$14o. SMALL RESTAURANT.
good location; q bargain. Address L.,
Box 30, Herald. -
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FOR EXCHANGE - ACREAGE FOR
rooming house in Los Angeles Address
NJ, Box g. Herald. 70
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FOR EXCHANGE - HUNDREDS OF
properties. BEN WHITE. 2S w. First.
Il
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WANTED-FIRST CLASS COOK; REF
erences: country; $S5 month. Address T..
box 10, Herald. ~
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WANTED-TO RENT A FURNISHED
cottage or fiat Of 4 rooms must be close in.
Address l., Box II. Herald. %
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GOULD AMES. PIANIST, PSYCHOMET-
rist and Astrologist. 744 8. Hope ct. Il
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1 SELL OUT ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS
I. d. BARNARD. liz 8. Broadway.
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FOR SALE


FOR SALE-OPAL PIN, SET WITH IS
small diamonds; cost $500. Address NJ.
Box 45, Herald. %
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Live Stock

HORSE. GENTLE AND SOUND, FOR
sale. Address NJ, Box Sc. Herald 90
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GENTS SUITS DRY CLEANED. $50;
pants, Soc. BOSTON DYE WORKS, 2oe
New High st., near Temple. II
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BICYCLE - WILL BUY A GOOD '9S
wheel; give price. Address N, box 49,
Herald. y
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FOR SALE-BAKERY IN OUTSIDE
town; one-half interest; too much for
one to manage. Address L.. Box 4. Her
aid. %
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FOR SALE - GOOD COLUMBIA TOP
buggy: cheap for cash. Address L.. Boz
4S. Herald. q
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FOR SALE-ONE-HALF INTEREST IN
drug store; good stock; a bargain. Ad.
dress NJ. Box 10. Herald. %
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Rooms

WANTED q UNFURNISHED ROOMS
IN cottage or house, with yard: west or
southwest; light housekeeping. Address
A., box 10, Herald. ~
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Lodging Houses

WANTED-LODGING HOUSE, ABOUT
25 to 30 rooms, newly and neatly fur
nished; will buy II reasonable and loca-
ton Is right. Address L.. box 36. Her
aid. 20
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SPECIAL NOTICES

noHN c. BEwLEY G CO.. NOTARIES.
stenographers. collectors: legal papers
carefully drawn. 4O4 BRADBURY bldg.
Los Angeles. Cal. Tel Main 2lS. Il
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Female Help

WANTED - GOOD COOK AND HOUSE
girl; wages from $12 to SIS. Address L .
box 49, Herald. q
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WANTED - TO PURCHASE GOOD
cigar stand. Give price. Address b.,
Box 3, Herald. "a
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BUSINISs OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-PARTNE WITH A SMALL
amount Of ready cash in sign and carriage
painting business. Address N. Box "a.
Herald. 0
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FOR EXCHANGE-FINE TRACT OF
land near Anaheim for city property. Ad-
dress NJ, Box 70. Herald. ~
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WANTED - TO PURCHASE GOOD BA-
kerry in live country town. Address b.,
Box l. Herald. "a
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FOR SALE-NICE GROCERY STORE,
good chance for party with small money.
Address N, Box II, Herald. %
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Houses

WANTED-TO RENT NICE FURNISH
ed fiat Address. with location and rent
A. box 10. Herald. 22
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DENTISTS

ADAMS BROS, DENTAL PARLORS,
239h 8. Spring st.. painless extraction. 60c;
filings; plates from 81; all work guaran.
teed; established IL years. Hours, IS;
Sundays, 1912. Tel. black 1878. It
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PERSONALS

PERSONAL - MARK NEUMAYER,
please write to your mother. will DO
very grateful to any one sending me my
sons address. MRS. L. NEUMAYER,
Vancouver, B. c. 8
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Business Property

FOR SALE-A STOCK OF GROCERIES,
coal and wood yard and fully equipped
outfit: fine bargain. Address L., Box
80, Herald. %
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FOR WINDOW SHADES 90 TO THE
factory, 222 w. 9Th. Prices the lowest Il
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FRANK STEVENS, 3241a s. SPRING ST.
Open days and evenings. also Sundays;
electric lights. Tel. Green 1893.
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MEDIUMS

MRS. WALKER. CLAIRvOYANT AND
life business reading medium: all business
affairs OF life looked into for the adj
vancement Of your future. s16h 8. Spring
street. Il
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FOR sALE-CAvALRY UNIFORM. AL
most new. Address L., Box Is. Herald. Is
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FOR EXCHANGE - HOUSE AND LOT
at Monrovia for acreage at Compton. Ad-
dress N. Box %, Herald 70
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LADIES' MONTHLY REGULATOR
Never falls. Send I cents for Woman's
Safe Guard. WILCOX MED. CO.. Dept
2, Philadelphia, Pa. U
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FOR SALE-SMAI4L GROCERY ON CAR
line. $3.50; living rooms attached to store:
rent $l2. Address NJ, Box 81, Herald. %
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MISS WILLARD. COMPLEAlON sFE-
cialist; one treatment free. SoS .. MAIN
$40
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FOR SALE PAYING BAKERY BUSI-
ness IN thriving outside town. this coun-
ty. Address X, box "A, Herald. %
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FOR RENT FURNISHED SUITE FOR
housekeeping. Address A.. box 20 Her
aid. n
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MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN REMOVED
from S19 8. Grand ave. to 618 w. Eighth
st.; female diseases treated by eiectricl-
ty; cure guaranteed. u
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GRACE ROBINSON, TUB AND vAPOR
baths. 1854 s. Spring st.. room Z 1e-0
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MRS. NELLIE HARRISON HAS OPEN
ed parlors at the Hotel Glenmore. 1911 8.
Broadway. Medicated Baths, Face, Neck
and Bust treatment. ~
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NEWFANE


Nj and Mrs. Fred Weston of New Hay-
en-. TINS state. called on friends here last
week
Mr. L. g. Bids has the contrac, 10Y
carrying scholars in district NO. TO the
village school.
D. y. Benson continues improving his
house by enlarging the J. root Tor another
/ sunny chamber
Fayetteville library viii hold It's annual
meeting at Mrs, c. II. Eager on Satur-
day, May :, at A T.. 81.
Mrs. n. NJ Batchelder returned last
week from an outing in New Haven, Prov
Idence and West Midway.
The next regular meeting OF the W. c..
/. L. will be held with Mrs. O. W. Par
sons next Wednesday at , p. 81.
All aggrieved taxpayers will have oppor-
tunlty TO confer with the listers at Williams
vile at 10 o clock next Tuesday forenoon.
Mrs, Chaplin of Chlcopee Falls. accom-
panied by her children and sister. Angie
Carpenter, arrived at II. A. Carpenter
Wednesday evening.
Herman Osgood of Brookline left here
this week to Join his militia company ia
Burlington, which had received orders TO
be ready for military duty
Miss Nellie Pratt's millinery opening
will take place tomorrow Goods from
New ! ork and Boston Will then be dis
played at the Pratt parlors
John Burnham who graduates from his
medical course III New Haven in 1889, will
spend the summer in city dispensary work
as assistant to the physician in charge.
Rev. ). Norton returns from Saratoga in
time Tor the Friday evening meeting. which.
by the way, will close before the opening
OF the public temperance meeting at Union
hall
DR.. George Roberts was the first man TO
enlist in Newtane as member OF the Ma
uonal volunteer reserve lie has also ten
dered his services TO GOV. GrOut as surgeon
through the war.
Eight o clock is the hour for the public
W. c. I L. meeting at Mon hall Friday
evening. Mrs. OsgoOd OF Iownsheud Will
preside at the piano. A question box is to
be part OF the program.
"Newfane House" is the legend soon 30
swing to the breeze upon the new sign of
Landlords Burke's hotel known hitherto
under various names, according TO name
OF proprietor and ms fancy for the term
hotel, house or inn IL seems likely that
1 the new name gives the house local hab-
itaton and name which will be perma-
nent.
Town Agent Benson has received word
that the case of Lazelle of Dover VS.. New
fame has been decided by the supreme court
in favor of NeWfane 1t will be remem-
bered that Nj Lazele sued the town for
damage on account of his mothers death
from an accident on the highway and that
he appealed from the decision OF the county
court against his claim.
Mrs. Il. 5. Caswell IS pursuing her mis-
sionary itinerary regardless of distances
across the counTy-un the 2jth in Mis-
souri,, the last of the week in Oklahoma,
next week in Kansas, then New York
again, and from May - TO Is through
South Dakota, closing the campaign with
10 days in Ohio preparatory to the annual
national meeting in Cleveland. June to 8.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY

Mr. and Mrs Fred ale went TO Sara
toga on Wednesday
Mrs A. F. Cutting returned to her home
in Boston on THURSDAY
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Howe were called
to Bellows Falls on account OF the death of
Mrs Howe $ brother. Benz. oprague.
Among those from out of town who at
tended the funeral of Norman Winchester
were MIR. and Mrs Denlson and daughter
of springfield Mass, Mrs Harriet Win
chester Mrs d. Bromley. Miss Helen brom
ley, and Mr. and Mrs John Bro nlev of
Pawlet. O. w. Fits and Mrs O. ID Moves
of brattleboru
a very sad event occurred last Friday
afternoon when Norman Winchester, only
son of T. w. Winchester. in playing base
ball got hit 10y ball on the side of ms nead
and although at the time the accident did
not seem very serious. 1t resulted in his
death iu ve-y few hours The whole
community is saddened tor ne was favor
tie with all tie was a bright little fellow.
with winning ways and thoughtful beyond
ms years The eart-brokeu family have
the sympathy of all m their great affection
which seems almost too grievous 70 be
borne The funeral was at the residence
on tuesday attended by Rev n A. Wood
The floral tributes were many and beau
tllul
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nuMNTERsTON HUI

There will be preaching at tine school
mouse next SUNDAY evening at $3.50.
Wesley Rockwell caught a pike one dqy
last week that weighed about seven pounds.
Sunset lake mas been clear of ice for two
weeks and the water is very high. Some
of the owners are putting m order their
cottages for the coming season. The SNOW
is about one foot deep at one place Ia the
woods
The temperance societies met at c. G..
Washers last Tuesday evening The
meeting opened with PRAYER. After the
regular business the societies proceeded 60
reOrganize for the ensuing year. The W
{. T. [. reelected Mrs. Abby Betterley.
president and Miss L. MAY Chamberlln vice
president Miss Emma Warmer secretary
Mrs. Mary Washer treasurer: superin-
Tendents. temperance hospital. Mrs L. NJ
Stockwell temperance literature. Miss Ed
ma Wheeler The officers for the LOYAL
Temperance legion were: President Adm
II. JiIlson. secretary. George Wheeler
treasurer. Hugh j. betteriev The next
meeting will be at the schoolnouse the last
Tuesday in Nav
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WEST HALIFAN.

J. G. Thompson has moved 80 the Almou
Ballou farm
c.. j. Vim, ir., has been grating for y.
j. Ball this week
VIM. LeBay of south Deerheld, Mass,
has moved to the Gallup farm
Repairs are being made upon the Baptist
parsonage for the new minister
school in district No began this week
with nine scholars T. H. Wordeu is
teacher
There is talk that the Grand Army post
will make extensive repairs upon their
building this season.
several in this section have been having
diphtheretic sore throats, though no serious
cases are as vet reported
W. W Burnett has taken an agency for
wall papers and is prepared TO attend TO the
wants of the public IN that line.
G L. Clark who mas been in North
Adams for the past month caring for a
sick brother. returned April 3 T.
The tour-vear-old SON Of Henry RYDER
died In a TIT April. - The funeral was at
the house Sunday, Key. MIR. streeter ohici
atiu-
Edward Guild has bought of Judge Wor-
den, administrator the Burns farm sa-
called. and we understand he contemplate
erecting a new dwelling thereon.
The fish warden. have been notified by
the state commissioners to prosecute all viu-
lutious of the law by fishing IN posted
water. They are confident the decision of
tine supreme court which viii ne rendered
in May, will sustain the law.
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PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO

Brookline Miss Ella Willis teaches at
Holtonsville, Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wardwell of Bald
winsvile Mass. are here with Mrs. Ward
wells parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A f Wood
At the Baptist church next Sunday Rev.
S. II. Taylor will speak in the morning on
"The Light OF the World In the even
ing on "The Light Refused
The 18th anniversary of the birth of
Mrs. Arthur Allen was celebrated Monday
evening. when some 20 friends were
present, including Rev. S. II. Taylor, and
what made it more interesting it was the
anniversary of the latter birth, Mrs. Ed.
Smith of Dummerston, formerly of this
town. was present a pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all.
The following teachers are employed for
the schools in town. District No. /, Miss
Mary Cheney Jamaica; No. 2. higher de
partment, A. Is. Meacham, Townshend;
No. 3. VIM White: No. 9. Mrs. Agnes
Wolcott; NO 10, Miss Pearlie Barnard /;
No. Il, c. Landman. No. Is, Mrs. o. G.
Briggs No. IA, Miss NJ. l.. Kendall The
primary department of district No. is
taught by Mrs. f. L. Sprague. who has had
charge of that department for the past year.
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WEST pUMMERsTON-

Mrs ) y. Reed mas returned after TAX
ing care OF Mrs Bacon about two years
The Sunday school will hold their an
nual meeting for election of officers next
SUNDAY
The Christian Endeavor society will hold
an entertainment and supper at Townsend
nall Saturday evening. April 30.
Officers Gordon, Mcclure and Turner Of
Brattteboro were here last Saturday even
ing and called Oh Marco Marsehgo and
found in his house a key of beer Marco
skipped for the woods and remained there
through the night without nat or coat
The officers then went to Lancan They
found nothing for Lancan was lust coming
with a keg when he learned of the officers
being at Marco and ne continued on with
keg while the search was going on The
officers then came to 7. +. Mccarthy
pool room. After samplng MS beer they
decided that ne was not keeping anything
contraband
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MEsT TOMNsHHNp-

Frank Barber has begun buying wool
W w. an Ness Of ErvIng. Mass, was
IN town over sunday.
Arthur Irpp was here from rroctors
vile the hrst of tine week
Mrs Arnold kingsouIy is with ner sis
ter. Mrs Chapman Burroughs
the auction at Smiths nall was held day
ana evening " ednesday and Thursday of
last week
samuel Holmes and Il D. Reynolds OF
Erying Mass. visited at \. W " God this
week.
DR. ebster of Brattleboro was called 20
Miss Eva Barrett on Monday. She is still
very Ill but Is thought TO be improving.
d. L. Bovden mas been visiting in differ
eut places III the north part of the state.
W. i. Dompier taking ms place at the de
pot during his absence
Dr. Fernando Gale. father of DR.. George
Gale of TINS place died in Chicago April H.
at the age of51 Hewa well knownhere as
a young man, and he is pleasantly remem-
oered 10y many, His first wife was Miss
Fannie Taft of this place.
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SOMERSET

Chase's lower mill started up last Mon
day
7. 5. Bettit of Bennington is in town on
business
Dellivan Harvey and wife are on a trip
to Massachusetts
A teacher from Boston mas been engaged
for dis rict No
snow water and mud is the makeup of
our roads uow-a-davs
The logs are fast among the rocks along
the river in some places on STATIONS
drive
VIM. Foley and crew of log drivers are
camped at Gibert's lower camp on the west
branch
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VERNON

several cases of measles are reported
/ among the school children.
The stone masons are at work on the
cellar wal. for T. l.. Johnson's new house.
Mrs. viii Foskett of Wilbraham Mass
visited her sister, Mrs. Joseph Woodland,
TINS week
w. e Dennison sold his effects bv auc-
ton yesterday and Is expected to soon
move away
AT Mrs S. T. Houghtou's auction sale
last Thursday, prices dad not Indicate the
presence of much superiluOus ash.
There will be services at the Uuiversa-
list church next sunday at o'clock 10y
Rev. Mr. Fisher sunday school immedi-
atelv after
Many people are busy this week setting
out their nursery stock which is delivered
by A. A. Dunklee for the Il. O.. Chase
Nursery company.
w. II Powers mas taken down a part Of
the barn on the old Capt otebbins farm,
owned by a. Long of Northheld and will
rebuild 1t on MS place near by
The house on the Heard farm is being
painted, Capt. Allen and Geo tairmau do
ing the work f. w johnson Is having
Brattl- boro painters apply new paint to
his buildings
Mr. and Mrs B. %. Church of Erie. Pa.
who have been spending the winter in
Jacksonville. Fla, visited Mr. and Mrs L.
H. Akley and MIR. and Mrs D. T. Wright
this week while On their homeward Jour
ney.
q. +. Moselev's hens realize the neces-
slty of increasing the revenue and one of
them, eXceiiug in industry and ambition,
returned ner compliments to her owner
this week IN the form on an egg SIX by
seven and one-tourth inches and weighing
three and three-fourths ounces
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GREEN RIVER

There will be a May dance at Fred Stowe $
hall Thursday evening. May 3. All are in
YlteG
Mrs F B. Thomas and son Clarke of
Riverside. Mass, spent Thursday and FIJI
day with relatives here.
Our village school began Monday with
10 scholars, Clifford Baker Is teacher
The scholars in No. : are conveyed to No.
6.
The ladies aid society will meet in
the vestry Thursday, May 3, and as it is
their annual meeting and the officers will
be chosen, it Is desirable for ali members
to be present
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-29
GUIIFORD

George Chatfield and family moved on
wednesday TO Brattleboro. They are liv-
ing on Frost street
Herbert Ihayer Is about to change his
residence from this place to Gill; Mass
having rented farm at that place
Harry and Charles Ward, who are law
students in Boston, are spending the week
IN town and will make the return trip to
Boston on bicycles
The corporators of Christ church Gene
terry association will meet saturday at .
O'Clock at the residence of Joel FlaCg for
the purpose of organization All those
who nave so kindly given their support TO
the good cause are requested to be present