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Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07
Grand Sale
Jewelry Department

Ladies' and gents gold filled watches,
warranted to wear Is years, fine Elgin or
Waltham works ............ ...... ....ss.9 5
Apiece quadruple plated tea sets, dessert
size, consisting of tea pot. sugar. spooner
and creamer; regular 100 set; only one
set to a customer; sale price.......,....sl,9S
Thousands OF souvenir spoons. in sterling
silver and plated e. ................. Csc up
500 sterling silver buttonhooks and files,
regular sl.0O articles, go at Csc up
Genuine Hungarian opal rings, solid gold,
five stones set in circle; regular value, $500;
sal price '''''' .'-.'. Sz.SS
Sterling silver thimbles ..........1 5c each
Rogers Bros. 1S47 knives or forks. for set
OF six =. 4. ...... .Sl.47
First-class nickle alarm clocks. -. .55c each
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07

A Lonsdale cambria, l2hc quality, Mon
day TIC yard.
Ready-to-use sheets. torn. not cut. size six
90, made OF the Lockwood sheeting. worth
Coo, Monday 45c.
Ready-to-use slips, size 45xss, worth Toe,
Monday &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07
Sewing Machines

This week we sell a fully guaranteed,
handsomely finished, five drawer sew
ing machine, for ....................S17.5O
A good lace curtain, per pair .......... 500
Full length and width lace curtains
special this week per pair .......... s1.o0
Two specials; best values ever shown
per pair $3.50 and ................. s1.75
All the new things in novelties such as
rufled muslins, bobbinetts, fancy nets and
Tambour swisses.
New line art denims per yard ........ 15c
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07

40 pieces extra heavy Holland damask,
Coo quality, Monday 39c,
SO pieces double satin damssk, napkins to
match) the s1.25 quality. Monday Use yard.
SIS pieces turkey red damask, fast colors,
1212c yard.
17-inch linen crash at &c yard.
1s-inch twilled family crash. worth Toe,
Monday 7lsc.
1s-inch check glass toweling. worth &c,
Monday 3l3c yard.
l7-inch Albany roller toweling, worth
12hc, Monday Sc yard.
1S-inch extra heavy all linenl. bleached
crash, worth l5c, Monday 1Oc.
Honeycomb crash, worth SC. Monday 2I5c I'd.
500 dozen extra large all linen buck and
damask towels, worth l5c, Monday &c.
$50 dozen big Turkish towels, 15c quality,
Monday sc,
SOC knotted fringed damask towels, size
25x50, Monday Use.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07
Special Hat Sale

Straw and hot weather hats go at less
than soc on the dollar.
sc and Toe buy hats worth 25c to 35c.
25c buys a hat worth up to 65c.
45o buys a hat worth up to s1.Oo.
Fedora and tourist hats at SOC, Toe. s1.OO,
S1.25 and $3.50.
II you want a trunk or travelling bag or
valise call on Hayden Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07
Groceries

2 packages Corn Starch or............ &c
6 sweet Valencia sc
2 sacks fine Table Salt sc
New California Prunes, per lb......... sc
6 boxes Parlor Matches or............ &c
2-lb package new Breakfast Oatmeal. &c
Large new Valencia Raisins &c
lib package Laundry Starch for...... sc
Sweet Chocolate, 2 cakes, for....,...... SC
1Oc SALE.
Full cream dairy lunch Cheese. ........ 1Oc
3 cans new catch Sardines. 1Oc
BIB can new Table Peaches, Pears,
Aprtcots or Plums, 1Oc
Quart can Boston Baked Beans, with
tomato sauce, 25c size. ............. 1Oc
Blood Red Salmon, per an............ 1Oc
Fresh Roasted Santos Coffee........... 10c
Hasty Lunch Cocoa, per an.......... 1Oc
15c AND 2oc SALE.
25c Golden Rio Coffee, per lb........... 15c
l dozen fancy Messina Lemons ....... 15c
2 cans Salmon for. 15c
Mackerel in tomato sauce, large cans. 15c
2 cans Cove Oysters for. 15c
10 bars Armour's Laundry Soap for. Csc
10 bars any brand Laundry Soap Csc
White Paris or Hoe Cake Soap, 10 for. CSC
Chicken, Vegetable, Tomato, etc.,
Soups, ! can makes 8 quarts, 2 cans
LOT Csc
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07

Coffee and Tea

Fancy Patent Minnesota xxx.
Jersey Cream, etc, only s1.25 sack.
Choice Santos coffee only Toe.
Golden Rio coffee only l5c.
Old GOV. Java and Mocha worth soc, only
Use.
Basket fired Japan tea zoe.
Sun dried Japan-English Breakfast
oolong and Young Hyson only 35e.
Fancy Ceylon Blend for Ice Tea, only zoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07

Toe Victoria lawn, Monday sc.
15e India linen, Monday Toe.
12Ae black India linen. Monday 7Ise.
Wap welt and fancy pique at zoe. 25e
S5e yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07

Marseiiles and Satin Spreads In great va
riety. 21a yards wide and ~ yards long
Crochet Spreads at 800 each.
Colored Bed Spreads, fringed, at sl0o and
$l.75.
Hayden Bros for silkolIne covered Com
forts.
White cotton filling at s1.OO and $3.50 each.
These comforts are longer than any Of.
fered in this city. Notice the exact meas
| ure. 72xs4-prlee also thY lowest
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07
Carpet Sale

Low prices on everything in the floor
covering line.
Most complete assortments in Wiltons,
Administers, Velvets, Tapestries and In
grains.
Very fine Japanese mating, worth Acc,
per yard at Csc
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07

u. r; Roberts, for many years cashier Of the Citizens Bank of Omaha,
more and more pleased with it, 1t is the most complete work l ever saw"
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07
White Bed Spreads.

The only place In Omaha where you can
find an assortment to pick from. SIS patterns
or different designs to choose from.
Special made. for single beds, at 55c, SOC
and 1925 each.
Full size Spreads, s5c, 45c, 55c, s5c and
75c.
Fringed Spread at Use, sl.OO. $3.50, sl.75,
$500. $3.50 and $500.
Among these you will find exclusive styles
and handsome patterns.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07
WHAT OTHERS SAY OF IT.

Rev. chas;i W: savidge. Pastor PEOPLES Church, Omaha, Neb, writes
Il haver ecrbed a copy ofyour Perfected Receipt Book n am highly pleased
with it,. 1t will be ofg great value to the public. 1 wish it a large sale"
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07

=, Rev J. C. Lemen. Founder of the Christian Home orphanage, Council
Bluffs, Iowa, writes-1t is a very valuable book, and l fail to see how it could b
improved upon"
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07
OUR new PREMIUM BOOK!
We have just purchased a Iarg e number Of the latest
and most valuable receipt book pubIis he'd.
KENDALuS PERFECTED RECEIPT BOOK,

1t is profusely illustrated and strictly up.todate. 1t con.
tains all the best features of all the old books, besides hun.
dreds of new things never thought of before. The best re-
ceipts known for man or beast, cooking, toilet, and receipts
for preparing articles of general use, which you now buy at
great cost. 1t is by an eminent author and published by the
Kendall Publishing Co., of Saratoga Springs, N: Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07
Flannels and Blankets,

White wool Flannel at 15c, 1Sc. Csc, zoe /
35c and 4Oc yard.
at 25c yard.
Fancy striped and checked Aberdeen Elan
mel at 25c yard.
The Pomona Flannel on Monday, yard, 1Oc. J
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07

A: c. Hammond, a prominent stockman of Stockton, Kas.
would not take So Tor one of the recipes in your receipt book"
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07

We will give this great book free Of charge to every customer
when they have purchased goods at our store in ladies' or mems
furnishings, notions, IaCes, ribbons, etc., jeweIy, patterns,
books or stationery, to the amount Of $500. ...,.
This is not an ordinary book. 1t does not give a dozen
doubtful receipts for each thing to confuse a person who can
not decide which is the best. Only one or two of the very
best receipts are given for each case, while the poor ones are
left out. 1T WILL SAVE ANY FAMILY So 90 A YEA
AND PERHAPS LIFE AS WELL.
MENIS WHICH YOU ARE TO SAVE UNTIL YOU HAVE $500
WORTH. If WEFAIL TO GIVE YOU A COUPON WITH YOUR PUR-
CHASE, JUST ASK FOR IT.
We make you this exceptional offer because we want your trade. We
know that we sell goods as low or lower than anyone else.
II you do not already know this, Call and be convinced
that our prices cannot be equaIIed elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07

Ask to see the remnants OF silk embroI-
dered Flannel.
Outing Flannel, bleached or brown cotton
Flannel and Shaker Flannel-the largest
stoek-the lowest prices-3hc. SC, 61ke, TIC.
SC and 10c yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07

The Bargain Time of the Season.
WASHABLE DRESS GOODS.
Closing Out All Summer Fabrics, Great Barpains
A this season of the year we have odd OTIS (omeI large others with hut a ,v
piece) of Washable Summer Cloths, which it is necessary o put a yy Jow mi"
on IN oer TO finish thu season, with n goods to carry over
On MONDAY we have on special sail:
d a% pieces Of ard wide Zoe Perales Digit coorO at 5so
1 ~. pieces OF ue pt cahcos made in lght coUs, at yard ......... 3c
cases OF 4inch Scotch Lawns, worth loo at yard 81
40 pieces OF SIX and Linen Novelty Wash Goods, at yard o.
40 pieces OF 3ainch Twnled Pecales-a regular 1c cloth on sale at ward 1870 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07
Special Sale on Ladies' FURNISHINGS.

Ladies' fine rbbed tests worth 25c at 1c
Ladies' fine ribbed vests worth $780,, ......... 126c
Ladies' black and brown hose full seamless and warranted fstc olors, worth csc.
Chhdrens bicycle hose wi double knee and heel nc toe, worth2 c, at .....1 2sc
Boys waists worth bc at DE-.
-" S'"" 'o~e at --i SN ana .''"''''""...."""".".. ......"--.. soc
CALL FOR PREMIUM COUPONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-07
Treat linen sale

- lie IIHtHS III III TdHsIlISSISSIPPT country. IHIs W6t
we place on special sale many lots at cut prices that wi
make it an object for economical housewives to lay in supplies
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-30

The New South Wales government
analyst, William M. Hamlet, delivered
the presidential address in the section
OF chemistry at the recent meeting of
the Australian Association For the Ad.
vancement of Science, the subject being
"fhe Molecular Mechanism of an Elec.
trolyte.'
he defined an electrolyte as a body in
solution or state of fusion, capable Of
being instanteously decomposed by n
current OF electricity, and he claimed
that II the explanation he offered was
adequate for the electrolyte it must
hold good for the constitution Of the
matter in the universe, SO that the
treatise on the electrolyte has most
important scientific bearing. The meth.
od OF investigating the action of one
body upon any other, he reminded his
audience, was brought to high degree
OF accuracy by the immortal work of
Sir Isaac Newton. He alluded to some
of the late Professor Cliff
lord, made over 20 years ago, this au-
thorlty remarking, almost propheticaI.
~, we can look forward to the time
when the structure and motions in-the
inside OF a molecule will be so well
known that some future Kant or Laplace
Will be able to make an hypothesis
about the history and formation of mat.
Jer ''-Natura
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-30
CENTRAL VT. RAILROAD

Tine Table corrected to June ee.lsos. Tr.in.
W1u leave Bellows Falls daiIv excenf sn,S
oAys unless otherwise noted. Is fouoWs:
NOkTa GOING via SULLIVAN RAILROAD
$50 .. m. MIXED, for White Rivor Jnrce,~,
lslo p. m. EXPRESS IAII. frr WhstH "a TsHa.
Junct1on, Montpelier, Barre St. Gihans
1cnIoru, Aaione, Norwood; ORdensburT
npontreaI. and an points West. Wa9ner
ta.tor Car White River Junction TO fon
s.oe p. m. FAST EXPRESS, for Wh,ta R,v.,
junction. Montpelier, Barre, BuriinSton a.
Abanss and NontresI. rsr'
lor Car to White River Junction And Phi.
man Sleeping Car White River Function
70 Onicago without change. Due Ia Chica-
go $40 next night.
6-9p. N. PASSENGER, for What. R,ve,
Junction. vs<
lilo p. M. NIGHT EXPRESS, for Whits
ever junction, Montpelier, Burlin9ton.
Ss. ADens, Richford. Ogd1nsbufE, Gon-
sTIeSl, Onicago, and points West. NaRner
lRuns daily. sundaysinc 10 Eontrsai
and chicago. -
TRAINS ARRIVE AT BILLOWs rALLR.
Al 2: "a: NIGHT ExPR1ss. from Moaspsa,
VIA White River Junction.
s.os 2. m. LOCAL 1XPREss nom White
l.l7 p. m. EXPREss NAIL. from n. Arn.,.
d and Al points on Central Division.
a5a p. N. LIlHTED RxPRDSA nom Senn.
5nncsion nnd osdsnso~g. VA war; 15ver
rs 3. m- HIxAD. from wn,ss RIVER yu.o.
i .-sYI. NV. BALDWIN, Cen. sups.
=. ". oUHHIN9ss Cen. Pass. Assas,
DAILY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-30
WESTMINSTER.

The president of the ladies' aid society re
quests us to say that the regular MONTH,
meeting Of the society will be postponed unit
further notice.
Miss Minnie Smith is visiting her old hom,
IN Athens for week or ten days.
y Fullam has picked ripe tomatoes from
ms gar den this week of the first quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Goodridge arrived a,
me Dickinson cottage for the remainder o.
| the season.
Miss s. E. Hills is visiting friends in
Maine. A"' 'n
George H. Walker goes to the beach Mon.
day for an outing of week or ten DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Ward have been snend.
ing few lays in Wilmington, Mrs. Ward 5
home.
FRED a. Mark and bride returned fro m
tnelr bridal "trip early in the week and the
young people gave them a serenade Thurs
day evening with a variety of instruments. a
Part OF which were musical and others OF n
different kind. u
George A. Wilkins and family of Beaufort
?. u, are with his sister, Miss Eliza, for the
EBONY BELLIES
The following has been received bv your
correspondent ''The Minstrel entertain.
ment given by the "Martha Washington
.J Doi.os was great success as evi-
denced by highly appreciative audiences. es.
peclally the second night, and by the receip.
OF handsome sum amounting to 800 after
paying expenses to be turned into the treas
ury OF the Ladies Aid society, under whose ,
auspices the entertainment was given. Too
much praise cannot be bestowed upon the Ia. |
dies OF the "Ebony Bellies for their pains |
taking and laborious efforts even to great
sacrifice by some in their endeavors to make
It a grand success. Much credit is due Mrs.
Phelps, who had the entertaining ent wholly in
;harge. There seemed to be nothing to mar
he occasion except the extreme heat, which
vas augmented by full house each even
ng. Great credit is due to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
:. Buck Of Boston, the Misses Dickson
irouchy and Fall, young ladies who are stop,
ling at the Harriet Goodrich Home, and to
diss Grace Chase, accompanist, for their un-
lring labors and valuable assistance. The
ongs, choruses, and jokes of the circle were
,ell received and heartily applauded. The
kirt dance by Messrs. Royce and Whitman
Bellows Falls was enjoyed by all. The ,
atriotic solo with animated song sheet cho.
us of daisies led by Miss Dickson was finely 3
endered The vocal solos by Mrs Beddy. +
lr. and Mrs. Buck and Miss MAYNARD Of r
1alPole were highly appreciated and en- 5
bred. !
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-30
SPRINGFIELD,

MISS Bessie Field of Boston, who has bee
vlsltlng at ID. j. Boynton's in North Sprinf
held, returned yesterday to Massachusetts.
Josiah Ellis is visiting his brother, Hira,
Rev. Q: s. Davis preached the ordinatio
sermon Tuesday at Weathersfield Bow. Re-,
Mr.. Deming being ordained to the ministry
Mrs. j. N. Hammond returned Wednesda,
from several weeks absence in Boston.
party of eight young men leave Monda,
1or week at Sunapee, where they have en-
gagged cottage.
mont.
Tuesday at l0.l5 P. M. an alarm of fire wa
| sounded which revealed that fire had beer
discovered in the basement of A. n. HoI
mans grocery. The fire company Responded
promptly and extinguished the blaze and The
principal damage was from smoke and water
Inc property was we'll insured.
Miss Edith Ellison of Worcester, Mass
is visiting at j. e. Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hubbard returned TO-DAY
to Massachusetts,. '"'
The entertainment given by the w. r. C.
at the opera house Thursday evening was q
great ea5,s success: The stage entertainment gave
cake were disposed of at an early hour. The
receipts for the afternoon and evenino
amounted to over $40.
idence, r. /. NV
Miss Bernice Cook has been in town a
couple of days this week.
Willie Brown went to Boston YESTERDAY.
Mrs. Fred johnson and child of Lvnn.
Mass, are visiting at Charles Fairbanks.
w. H. Loveland has sold his market tn
M 'tthews Il Griswold of Keene, N H.. who
take possession Monday.
Mrs. H. q. Slack left today for Whining
N, Del.
Miss Mary Ellis was in charge of the
library Thursday.
Several attended the centennial exercises
at Bellows Falls Thursday.
F. G. Ellison takes formal possession of the
Postoffice Monday, August l..
Clara Griswold and Mrs Harriet Goodnoupb
are with friends in New Haven, Conn.
Misses Lula Baldwin, Lena Bixby, Edith
stone, Jessie Pierce and Rose II. Cutter are
TO attend the summer school at Putney.
which opens Monday.
Fred Nash hooked a fish weighing 3-4
pounds from the mouth of Black river We'd
nesday.
Miss Mary Wetherbee is clerking at Witt
Miss Addie Stearns, the clerk at Witt g.
Keyes', is enjoying vacation.
Saturday afternoon Miss Jessie Lawrence.
accompanied by ten little girls of her Sunday
school class, enjoyed a basket picnic at
Booths woods.
A daughter was born Monday morning,
July 20, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward.
Miss Ada Williams is suffering from get
ling washing fluid in her eyes.
Rev; o. 8. Davis exchanged last Sabbath
with the Congregational pastor at Newport,
MISS .. Aooie Spooner of Charlestown is
visiting Springfield friends. =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hubbard of Chicago are
visiting at Z. p. B. Pulsipher's.
lHA tAe Universalist church ne4f S,,i,,5At !
the pastor viii preach from the text, ssGo Vi
into all the world aud pfeach the pospel "a
every creature. After this service the
church viii be closed until September /.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-30
NORTH CHESTER.

Mrs.Will Allbee of Amherst, Mass. "a forme
resident in town. is visiting old friends here
Sewall Muzzey and two daughters. Mrs
Upham and Mrs. Hadley, with their children
OF Gardner, Mass, are passing q short tim,
! with friends in town. = 80
Mrs. H. 81. Riggs is at home from Cayen
olsh where she has been for several weeks,
Mrs. G. E Lee and Miss Lillian Holder
VISITED over last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Taylor at Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Arthur Taylor of Bellows Falls is
passing this week in the village with her par,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Lee.
:, Mrs; E. 0. Spaulding is caring for two lit.
sie girls, Fresh air children from Boston
.or two weeks. There are several others in
Town who came at the same time.
George Billings of Leominster, Mass, is a
guest OF his cousin. Mrs. Jesse Hosmer.
F. G. Farr and wife, Mrs. Frank Holden
and Miss Lillian, Mrs. Jesse Hosmer and her
COUSIN, Mrs. Billings, visited Cavendish
gorge last Wednesday. -
!, Fred E. Carlisle is employed at the Lud.
low House, Ludlow.
n, During the thunder storm of last week
yuesday afternoon, cyclone struck o. E.
iaeaeI woods uprooting and break
ing on large number of trees, besides blow
ing down several apple trees of G. o. Sar-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-30
Terms of Peace.

A cabinet session was held in Washing
ton yesterday and Spain's overtures O
peace considered. An associated pres.
dispatch says the cabinet reached the fol.
lowing decision as the terms of peace
Absolute surrender OF Porto Rico to the
United States; recognition of the indepen-
dence OF Cuba; cession of one of the La
drone islands to the United States for q
coaling station and the cetsion to the
United States Of at least coaling station
in the Philippines.
The question undecided is, what DISPOSE
ton shall be made of the Philippine islands
as whole. 1t can be stated that there is
practically no difference o. opinion in the
cabinet on the question Of the retention of
the Philippine islands as whole, all the
members being opposed to our acquisition
of those islands.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-30
North WalpOle.

Misses Nellie M. Hartnett and Sarah
Ioie visited in Charlestown Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth A. Hennessy is in Bos-
ton, the guest of her cousin, Miss O,Brlen.
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and Mrs. d. w.
hlley and daughter Margaret left Tues
day tor an extended trip to Illinois, Michi-
gan and Ohio.
Miss Jane Murphy Of Boston is the
guest OF her cousin, M. H. Murphy.
Misses Cindie Dalton and Nellie M.
Hartnett leave Monday for two weeks,
course of study at the Putney summer
school. ss@ sss -
Miss Mary E. Powers Is attending the
summer school at Martha's Vineyard.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-30
CHESTER,

y. +. Ordway of Cavendish is in town thi.
week introducing new scheme for lighting
which he claims is cheaper than gas Or cleo
tricity. e"' " ''''
Dr. M. Wells, eye specialist of New York
Glty, ana Assistant s. Wells are stopping al
Hotel Fullerton for week.
u. Q. Henry Of Springfield, who formerly
ran the old Springfield House, was visitor
in town Friday. 'N
| The ball game that was advertised for Sat.
urday has been postponed for week.
A. n. Chandler was in Cavendish, Proc
| torsv1lie and Ludlow on Thursday in the in
terests OF the Rutland railroad.
,rna.dass adseed &,Son Of Boston stopped off here
| oesuay and wednesday on their wav "a
londonderry where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
| A; +. Park of Wells, Mimi, was guest at
the Fullerton Tuesday. -
y. l.. Walker and L. r. Welch of Bellows
Falls were in town Wednesday looking after
the insurance business. - 100
The Baptist Sunday school went to TYSON
wednesday for basket picnic; about 100
people er joyed the ride. The day was per-
lect except for the heat. and every one ex-
pressed themselves as having a first class
time.
Ethan Hall went to Boston Friday morn
ing on brief business trip.
Leonard Parks beats the record on corn as
he claims to have had new corn from his gar
den the first of the week.
A party from Gardner, Mass, including
MRS Matte Hadley and son, Dwight, Mrs
Upham and two children and MI. Muzzey
have engaged the residence Of Hugh Henri
Tor month and took possession Wednesday.
The ladies have formed a whist club to he
known as the .Ideal Whist Club and will
meet every Friday afternoon from 3 until &
at the Hotel Fullerton hall. Four prizes will
De awarded at each meeting; the club now
has membership "a.
:. Mrs Wilder and son of Springfield are WIS.,
ting Mrs Wilder's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Waldron, at their home on Main
street. --"An
Il. l.. Gardiner of Springfield, Mass, was
IN town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Pollard and Mr., and
Mrs W. s. Pollard attended the wedding of
MISS Ainsworth and D. F. Pollard at Hart
land on Wednesday.
Periey Heald has secured a position in
Davis Drug Store at Bellows Falls.
party of 20 from this place went to Cav
endlsh Gorge Sunday and spent the day.
Mr.: and Mrs. F. w. Pierce are visiting in
Fitchburg.