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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22

WIS. AAd FSScTS, N1lldH, eNE1.s
writes:
"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM-When I
wrote to you the first time asking
your advice was a great sufferer.
Menstruations were irregular,
sometimes a week too soon and
then a week or two late, and when
they appeared were very profuse;
great pain and tenderness in the
bowels, pain in back and limbs.
leucorrh9a all the time. l was
weak and nervous and had no
appetite. Burning and choking
sensation in my throat. Ireceived
your reply and followed all your
instructions and now I am cured.
l owe my recovery all to Mrs.
Pinkhams S advice and her wonder
full remedies"
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22
NEW DESTROYER.

Fifteen-BarreIed Quick-Firing Rife
Success.
VIENNA, April 21-The military papers
announce the invention of a fifteen-bar-
relied quick-firing rifle, carrying fifteen
cartridges at a time, and firing forty-fve
a minute. The weapon has been success
fully tested at the imperial arsenal.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22

LONDON, April PA dispatch from
Shanghai to news agency, says the
German protected cruiser Gefion has
pen ordered to proceed to Apia Samoa,
after embarking an extra supply of am
munition at Kaio Chou, China, and that
another cruiser is to follow her.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22
one MORE WARSHlP.
GERMANY HAS ORDERED THE AR
MORED CRUISER .GEFION TO
APIA, SAMOA
GERMANY rs NOT cENsuRED

Warships in Samoan Waters as
Have Great Britain and America
Capt. Sturdee, of the Porpofse,
Is Gripping the Mataafans by
Capturing Their Boats.
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lis nearly done, and work is commencing
on SIuires mll,-GrsWod d Hibbard
have taken the contract for grading and
building the road south of the creek
bridge to the cuivcrt on Y U.Adam's farm
They are doing vGy nice piece Of road
Rev Mr.. Ross gave a very interesting
lecture Saturday evening on Palestine aud
the holy Land. finely illustrated with
stcrcopticon Wews.-The Rutland-Cana-
dian Railroad company have commenced
laying the permanent track from Aliens
Point. north-Ncws Of the death Of the
only child Of Mary Weight Kent of Iowa
was received a few days ago
ISLE La MOTrE.
Myron Holcomb Of New YorI, is home
for a tion.-Mr. and Mrs. Dora- Good
sell Of ShcI5utnc, arc visiting in town
Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Council Of Tarrv-
town, n. y. who have been boarding At
O. j. 1homas's, returned Saturday NIGHT.
Mr.. SaXton OF Shelburne was in town
last week looking after apples Miss Adj
die Reynolds has returned to Danncmora,
y. Y.
GRAND ISLE.
w. NJ Rider of St. Johns. p. O.. Is WIS.,
ting his son, a. ~. Ridcr.--Mrs. Sarah
Johonnott Of Burlington was guest at
). q. Macomber's last week .-CnSsius
Winch returned to his home in Jay. n Y,
the 18th after visiting at 5 Reynolds a
I'N Jay miss 'uSSlc brown Of BITlInE-
ton. Is guest at Il. Adams.
ALBURG CENTRE.
MIR Whitney of New Jersey is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ora Bell.-Leah Rock
well, youngest daughter Of MIR and Mrs.
Mention Rockwell is seriously ill.-Mr and
Mrs. j. Q. McGregor have gone 10 New
York state visiting friends Moses ingalls,
of Rouscs Point is visiting at Rama Du-
ha's for a few days Miss Hattie Rock
we'll Of St Adams was home over Sunday.
Rain is needed very much i'm this vicin-
ty. Tho wells are an drying up and
farmers are drawing water from the lake
for their stock.-E Mention Rockwell IS
I nome called here by the illness of his lit
tie daughter
ALbrRG SPRINGS.
Eugene Reynolds Of New York Is visiting
friends in towu.-Mrs. Ira Hunter started
Monday morning for SpruCcdale. Ontario
TO spend some timG with her husband,
who is station agent at that p.acc-Mis4
llclcN Evans has returned from n visit in
ProvidorCc r. Miss Edna Bel goes II
| Worcester, Mass, this week to spend the
winter-Miss Augusta Soulo and Miss
Pcarle Pattan Of Fairfield are spending a
few days at Mrs Pattans.-Mr. and Mrs.
shepherd Will receive at the parsonage
Friday afternoon and evening 4 very corr
/ dial invitation is extended 10 all VINO wish
to come.
NORTH HERO.
! Presiding Eden Nuttcr Of St. Adams
( preached and held communion service in
the Methodist Episcopal church last sum
+ day for the first time during this confer
cncc ycar.-Alrs. r. r. Hathaway, who
| has been spending few lays in Burinc-
ton has returned.-Mrs. John Parker goes
| to Burlington this week to stay during
the college year. She will take q few Ia
/ BILE boardcrs and dodgers Her SON C,in-
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frost Friday night Of last wcek.-'rhc sud-
den death of George VI. Clark, the bright
little boy of Mr.. and Mrs. u. Il. Clark,
was great shock to the parents of the
family. lie was an unusually promising
and attractive child. The following friends
town. Mr.. and Mrs Newell Clark Of I'm
dcrhill. H. A. Brush of Milton, Hiram
johnson and Mr.. and Mrs Tenny John
son OF Lewis, n. v, Tyler Graves of Un-
dorhill. Rev. IIcrvcy Gulck ofliciated.-
Or. Amos 5. Jones of Dayton, ohio, goes
to his home Tucsday-Dr Jones aud his
three sisters. Mrs. =. NJ. Carpenter of Nd
son. Miss Mary e. Jones of Charlotte
and Mrs. Clornda NJ. Burrows OF the
Province Of Ontario. held n family reunion
at the old homestead Monday
See lrindlcs Adv. in this number"
ESSEN JUNCTION.
Miss ITessc Shiland spent Sunday in
North Williston, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Barber.
Miss Jessie Fcrcin started for Chicago
Monday night to resume her studies in
kindcrgartcn work
Mr.. and Mrs O. X. Clark celebrated the
10th anniversary of their marriage Mon
day Afternoon. They wore Visited by
about 40 of their friends who presented
them two nice easy chairs.
Tho eight months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs William Saltus died Monday r
cholera infantum. The funeral was held
at the Church of the Holy Family We'd
nesday afternoon at ( o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Parker have is
sued invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Agnes Eva to Clayton w. Rice
Of Wcstford at the Congregational church
October at 1880 o'clock.
/. T.. Iluntey was in Westford yester-
day.
I,,,.,,, It,y,lto, ie ,n,l,i,,y ox topui,.o ro-
pairs about his house.
Mrs Maria Johns of Granville. ~ Y,
Mrs A. y. Johns Of Burlington and Mr.,
Charles Nichols of the Center were guest S
at W. Il. Nichols Tuesday.
Mrs Charles Nichols is spending few
days at the Center, the guest of her son,
Charles.
The funeral of the eight months old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William Saltus
which died Of cholera infantum, was held
from the Church of the Holy Family yes
tcrday afternoon at o'clock
Mrs Ruth Bcals and Mrs. Jennie Skin
nor of East Milton, Mass, are visiting
Mrs Sarah Northrop.
Miss nellie Hopkins has entered the New
lngland Conservatory of Music at BoS-
ton.
Mrs Eugene Moody of Waterbury was
the guest of Mrs. George Cove Tuesday
The DrurN Brick and Tile company
which has been employing about 60 men
this summer has begun decreasing the
number preparatory to closing for the
winter.
Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Humphrey have
returned from a two weeks trip. They
visited in Nashua, Newmarket and Man
chester. y. H., and n Lowell and Boston
Mass.
Walter h. johnson has added "A fine pair
of matched grey horses to his livery
Stahle.
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WATERFORD.
ESSEN COT NTY.
WEST CONCORD.

Luther C. Barrett, who broke his hip
two weeks ago Ia failiNg.-Elmer Recd
las rented the Lester Richards store and
will open grocery.-The potato crop Is
very good and yield of aoout 800 bushels
Of marketable potatoes to the acre is re-
ported.-A. w. Belden has a fire pair Of
driving horses.-The rev school house is
nearing completion-Bcrt Hastings will
soon open his new store.--Ernest Lee will
put in a stock of groceries and boots and
shoes In the store to be vacated by Mr.
|IIastings.-Mrs CHARLES Gee, formerly OF
this place, died in st, Johnsbury Sunday
morning after Il long illness.
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GARND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

Schools opened in the several districts
list Monday with the following TO-, hers
District No. |, Miss Conln; distcict No. ..
Miss Curlev; district ;, Miss Augusta
helps: district No. (, Miss Minnie Bur
lcieh.-Miss Gu-sie Brow of Burlington
visited Miss Hannah Clark at Mrs Hard
blc's last week -paNid Dillon has returu-
ed to town. boarding with MIS-. NJ p. Lam
ion.-The hll Of the RUtlard-Clnadian
road across the bay north of Josyln's mill
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Ned Mack left Friday morning for Phil
adclphia. He expects to leave for Manila
some time in octoher.-l.yman Jay has re-
turned from Boston to attend school
Mrs. j V. Dutton has gone to clinton.
wis, to attend her brothers wedding. 80
II. A. Rogers expects to move to Exeter
\. H., about the first of October Frank
Downer has moved into w II. Taylor's
house on Church street.-W. W. Marshall
is building a new house AT HersCyVillc.-
\ new laundry will soon open in the base
ment under the Gazette Office by ". f..
Warren.-Mrs. DIR. Han of MorriSville is
visiting relatives in the city.-Mrs. G. l..
Fccnch is in New York this week Harry
Clement. after a few months rest from
his musical studies, has returned to Bos-
ton to resume the same.
EAST ST. JOHNSBI-RY.
Mrs Samuel p, Martin died very sudden
~ Saturday afternoon after short i'll
ness Simeon lIuse 10 expected to go West
next year-H, F. Griswold is arranging TO
rcsumc work at his shop soon.
WATERFORD.
The Connecticut Lumber company have
gang Of men engaged dCnolishing the
bOuldorS in the river 50 As TO make log
driving "ascr.--IIerbCrt O. Cushmdn, who
was thrown from wheel some two weeks
ago and struck on his temple ana was
considered uniniured for several days was
taken with paralysis of the head last
week and has continued to grow worse
ill his case is considered critica The
potato crop in this town is very Good.--It
Is said that there are a thousand entries
of stock and goods outside of the Floral
Hall at the Calcdonian fair this year,
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Mr. Nelson NJ Nay had a slight shock
Monday morning. His son, Or. Scott Nay
of Underhill was here to see him Monday
afternoon. and quite valuable horse
which he drove dropped dead when he
reached the village.
\. NJ Nay had a slight shock of
paralysis Monday but at last accounts
was a little better. His son DR. W. :.
Nay, of Tnderhill. drove down to see him
and his horse died few minutes after he
arrived here.-C. f. Skccls and wife re-
turned from Ottawa Saturday. -Miss Ella
IIerrick Of burlington and Edward Her
rick. jr.. who is teaching in Cambrileo.
spent Sunday at their fathers, Rev T..
f. Hcrrick s-Mrs l.. w LandoN dis
posed of most of the things at good prices
at her auction last Saturday-P. \.
Boothe Is not so well and is in "A critical
condition.-Mrs 5. d. Teachout of Essex
Junction visited her son. II. ID. Teachout.
Monday.-rhe carpenters began work on
A. b. Sturges' mouse Monday.-Missrs
Clara and Rachel Clifford of bingham.
Mass, came to their grandmothers, Mrs.
J. w. Browns last week and are attend
ing the graded chool.-Wlber Sawyer OF
Essex junction gave a very interesting
report of the Detroit convention last sun
day evening to the Y. +. S. c. T.. at the
Congregational church.-Mrs. f.. W.
Spaulding is helping to care for her aunt.
Mrs. Leonora Graves.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
The Baptist church was well filled on
Sunday with a large and attentive audi
cncc who were instructed and edited by
the able address given by the RcV. l. b.
Uibbard of Chicago, who has been making
= brief visit with relatives and old time
friends here. Mr.. Hibbard went from here
On Monday to Cavendsh, where he once
held pastorate. During that time he was
chaplain of the Senate of Nermont.-Alss
jennie Willoughby left on Saturday for
Northampton, Mass. to resume her duties
as teacher in Clark's schOol.-Rev. Rich
ard Mott of Burlington was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs, II. r. Emo OH Sunday.-MiSs
Genevicvc Horsford, who was to have rr-
turned to Jackson. Miss. last week, re-
Coivcd word that the school with which
she Is connected, would not open for ;he
present on account of yellow fever in that
vicinity.-Roy Yaggart of the Vermont
Marble company at Centre Rutland is at
home for weeks VaCation--MC. and Mrs.
Chandler Peck left ON Thursday for
carriage drive to points in St Lawrence
County. y. Y.-Mrs Abram Mann Of
Barre is visiting her sisteC, Mrs. H. $.
Fonda.-May Varney was obliged to close
her school for several days this week, on
account of getting severely poisoued.-M
/ T.. Allen of North Ferrisburgh was in
town Tuesday looking after the ccea mery
buildings. He has sold the same to l.. H.
Fields.
HUNTINGTON CENTRE.
Mrs. $. J. Randall and daughter Adeline
are visiting friends in New York State
Mrs. Daniels of Westport Is visiting her
father. Enoch Gregory.-Mrs. S, A. Strong
of Starksboco is visiting her son, F.. r.
Strong.-An alarm of FIRE startled the
people of this vicinity Tuesday night, the
root of the boiler room of w. f. Hanks
mill being on fire A crowd was there in
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tN4h y MIN tpINI Y.
81. AI.BANS.

ton rs editor will be assumed by Col.
Frank l.. Greene, George Bla.C will act as
superintendent Of the company and n. r..
L'ECuycr as treasurer. Tho Messenger
ANNOUNCED Monday night that col Childs
would contribute often to the editorial col
umns of the paper.
Mrs. Peter Il. Mcdlcr died at her home
on Ferris street Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock after an Illness of five or six
weeks Mrs. Mcdcr's maiden name was
Annie Kennedy and she was born in this
city 2G years ago. being the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Michael Kennedy. She was
married about six years ago and leaves
besides her husband, two sisters, Mrs
Martha l.. Hicks came to this city on
Sunday evening and boarded the train
for New York city. Tie left his home in
IFaiGfaX while his wife and father were
away from home. and taking his horse
bicycle and camera drove here leaving the
horse which belonged to his father at
llam,nond e Faddcn's livery stable. No
cause is known for his sudden departure.
Sanislaus H. J. Trudeau. who has been
In the cfiicc Of Or, G. S. Campbell for Il
year, goes to-day to his homo in Henry
willie. L. O., and next week goes to Balti-
more. where he will enter the dental coll
ilcre.
Herbert Butler is able to be out after his
recent illness
Mr. md Mrs. Chaclos jacques Of Swan
ton were in tho city yesterday on business
The funeral Of Mrs. PctcG Modlcr will DO
held at st, Mary's church this morning at
I. O clock.
Mr. Langworthy of Mystic Conn, is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. j. Romcyn
Danforth.
Mrs Ellen w. Webster has gone to Wa
tertown. y. Y, to spend several weeks
with her daughter Mrs. George Babcock.
Miss Lou Sweeney has gone to Worccs-
ter to visit relatives.
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thus far.-Fifty years ago last Saturday
evening Mr.. Josephus Boutell and Harriet
Stanley were married. They have spent
their whole married life in this tow,f, and
have so lived that they have the good will
and affection of everybody in town. Their
home was the scene of a happy golden
welding on Saturday evening. The com
panY was large, as might be expected.
The presents were numerous and valuable.
Mr.. Boutcll has always been n progressive
farmer and Is one Of the solid mtn Of the
town They have four children, Mrs. S.
Is. Burt of Enosburgh Mrs W. S. Soule
OF bakersfield, Mrs. Fuller c. Smith Of st.
Adams, and ono married and living In
Ellsworth, kansas.-On account Of III
health. Or. Hamilton was Obliged to give
up the management of tho brigham House
ana move TO his old home i'm Richford.
Mr.. w. Is. Doolin Of Enoaburgh assumes
thc management OF the hotel.
Thomas SECRECY of kccnc, n. H., and Miss
Inr aftor rocci,.tn, ho,' ,,i,,c,, ,on o,t"rod
the employ OF the Messenger Company.
AZ inc meeting OF the fire department
held at the room at the new fire station
on MONDAY evening, w. r.. Higgins was
elected nrst lieutenant and A. W. Coote,
second lieutenant.
MONTGoMERY.
ne Id,nIIY Oh ~ y. hcUoh are moving
A. ,n, ",uun ~ , tng Lst,, oi an
cry and this removal is a great loss to
'IP ~
,,,,,I ~ AJAX ~, H. 49, - 60 WI
,;,h h 49,, w -, w. go. ....'..,,,.
t,',,.d ,'S - it,,.l NJ
VIII Loppcr are rejoicing over the birth
,;orLncr M, i. ,'i.i,ir,, in tow,
Ifrrhnrt CO. and da,gbtrr ANY Of f,a,y-
romeo Kan and Mr. Edgar Cris.ott Of
HIontnoIior ,,isitcd at .Tohn Comb,s recent
IL snod1,r,ss b.e hou,,bt "a sboros
place for $50 Mr. Shores will move into
T.. Ucmar's bot,sc--Nrs II " Comm il
ON thn sick Iist Mi. | ,uisc Clam has
!. ttIrrcd to Hro1tshiro Mass-Miss Ruby
Fuller was given very plcasant surprise
party Thursday evening. the occasion be-
Inc her birthday Mrs. Armstrong and
:, :, OF - Franklin are visiting at
.
SNANIoN'
/ Charles Sutor and wife have moved 70
Jericho whore he Is cnparcd AS clerk for
W II Tannbor in his nov store tbera
r. G Galiun administrotor of Sarah r.
Kcves' estate has sold the largo interval
farm belonging IA tho estate living on the
river botwec,, bnro and ujrhqato Fans ia
Mrs cynthia Marvin Ranslow wife Of
Rev, f. j. Rauslow Of this village.
ctrt,,po>-
The bridge is being newly shinglcd.-G.
H. Thomas and wife went 10 st. J1hnsbury
to attend the fair. Mr.. Thomas Is to act
as starter in the races. r. Thomas sold
i.r - aH ,o' ooil az t'l'','o'"
last week.
-
fhANLhlN'
Mrs Mary Nanlcy and daughter Eva
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from Sd pagc)


taken. some socks. eggs and a quantity
OF tobacco are also missing. Thompson
has purchased At cash register and has
doubled his door faStcninEs.
The following programme has he'n ar
ranged for the musicale to be gwen ~
Jrot. Hocck. assisted 10y Prof. Tracy at
the residence Of II. W. Tracy on Friday
,Ncniu-: Piano solo, sonata, tou. 80
TccthoVcu, duos for two pianos, Naria-
lions. Greg: Scrcnadr. Locw; piano solos,
Nalscttc Concert study, Ih"odor A.
1Iucck; BAVru Cauzouctta, Schitt: Mclo-
dy, PadcrcvSki Barcarulc, L'Sch"izkN;
duos for two pianos, GaNotte, Plram'
Nnon Escu; Waltz. Duraud.
Dr John Gibson of Ncreonncs was tho
guest of II. W. Tracy Tuesday.
Mrs. Patterson and Mr.. jefferson oi
Iast Shclhurnc are both very ILL.,
Lewis Bacon of Shcburnc Falls had tho
misfortune to lose $13. Tie left his pocket
book containing the money ON the coun-
Ter i'm Thompsou'S store and WhCu he
thought of it again it was gone. He has
been unable TO find it. lie is IA poor man
and the loss to him is great.
"Sec Trndlcs ADV. in this number"
INDERII1L
1t was with some surprise ana much
regret that the many friends Of X. u.
White learned d. tcW weeks since That ne
wished to resign his position AS pastor oil
-L ,,,,,.,,.,ti,u.I ,.b,rrh nf This Mace.
.,i ,.,l, mn, rf. tr,,l,,,tr.,l studies at the
~ nf.,.'i, .h,,,I rbo .n,,,igu Sundo,
'''J 80, t..t .n,,u,u and and ,h,,
,J,. u.,,I ,.,,t,.,s ,,,,.r nj. u..v field
,a,I A. Wr,t, ht. uIi,d
H. ,,ti, - t .h,,r,b II -, 81 most
i i,t lam, .,,I ,,t,bC,,l manner for ,oui,
,..'i.' .','L Ti, m,,n, v.rn friends reprai
81 -, ,,,~,,i,,. Inn, r,al i'm This cXcaar.c
NJ =" Ii'i ~, Law, MI y,h,t /. mon, Inse
~" c,,'.,,.,.Il ,,.c.utio,, is to Inc
Is n'N ''''', ~ ,''' No,,,l,, ~, nin,- ,t IN.
tui''u ILL.," ', Hi,.i ~ : TnT il,l,,
'"''t' W - ','',, ,i, ,,, NJ. ei,v,n. "A
"'"I "',o - 1t. ,rHui,,,, N,-.t t,s rn-
.,-r,,,, 80 ni. ,,o,l, a. RauIolnb -t,urcn,
L. Gordon. who several years ago attend
IL bate. Montana. passed. through III
tr,,it. go TOW days siucc.-AnCthcr field day.
iucIudmp a bicycle parade, Is talked of for
liz. near future Herbert Moro drives
Tho delivery wagon for c. II. Hayden du1-
ina the Iaticrs absence in BurMgtou. as
iuror.-A plc1saut tea party WAS held at
Inc home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hayden
i'm honor of the Wedding anniversary Of
Nir and Mrs. Asa Lame ON W.duc-,l1y uf-
tcruoou. Mir and Mrs Lane have both
,a.,,d tin. four score. mark and their
many friends are plad of the measure of
health which rrut,lod them TO celebrate
7bis dav.-1hc Ladies' Auxiliary and II.
I Circl,. meet This week with Mrs Sarah
II,vdcr. Mis- Eascum of Nontpclicr is
Tho uursi of Mrs G. C. Abbott.-{cv. &.
s Nutt.r prrsidinp cider uf s.. Adams
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| NDERHILL CENTRE.

School opened in district No 4 Monday
with Max r.. Ponder as teacher and nine
teen pupils in attendance.-Mliss Mary Nc
COY of Waterbury is staying with her Sis
ter. Mrs. j. =. Flynn.-Mrs Allen Ross
Ross's.-Mr. l.. r. Smith is moving into
the Lewis Davis house-Mr. and Mrs
Durmoot of Burlington are spending a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Bickncll.-Mr. and Mrs William
Batchcldcr. who has been visiting rcla-
tivcs in Morrisville and Johnson, returned
home Friddy.-Mr. and Mrs Samuel
DcaVitt went to DuXbury Saturday to
spond his Slst birthday with his daughter,
Mrs. Richards Helen Fender who
has been spending her vacation at home,
returned to Troy, y. Y. Monday.-Mrs
Lewis Davis, who has been visiting rela-
tVcs in this place, returned to her home
in Johnson Saturdav.-Mr and Mrs. How
ard of Milton and Mrs. Laura Rood OF
Jericho visited relatives in this place Fri
day.-MrS. John Culver picked raspberries
Sept, nth
Mrs. Maud Napkins. who has been
spending the past two months with her
ed for Chicago Thursday.-Mrs Marshal
Jones, who has been spending the past
three months in this place. returned to
her home in jamestown, \. Y, Tuesday,
Mrs. Coffee and Walter Brown and Lady
friend went to Boston Thursday.
Father shannon will preach his farewell
sormon sunday next and will go from
here to MiddloSury.
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IiIGTIGATE.

A. NJ. Rousseau and Marguerite Wright
We're married at Swlnton Thursday after
noon, september 18th Mrs. Il. f.. Nyc is
visiting friends in l}cdford.-Aliss Ette
Rordo started for Philadelphia Monday
niEht.-C. g. Austin. Jr., started Monday
night for Wisconsin.-Wal and Warren
Flinton from South Ry gate are in town.
Raymond Sheldon went to Boston We'd
noSday night September l9.-S. r. Manner
spent sunday in Stanhridg", =. "a. \.
Gregg. who has been visiting friends in
Newport. has r"turnod--MrS G. c.
Stimcts has gone to her home in Jersey
City.-Win IIakey IS home from Ncrgeu-
les Guy Bcst j. home from Miton-Tr
Powers mother ana sister visited him
Sunday. September nth.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.
ESSEX CENTRE.

Miss L. l.. Brownell OF Burlington spent
Sunday at T.. II, Garvin's.-Mr, ana Mrs.
Dwight Williams are visiting relatives in
Springfield. Mass.-G. ii. Brown OF South