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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-26

TOR sALE-2 story house and lot at Wood
fords. lot 60x3C0. hot and cold water bath,
furnace heat, must lie sold a bargain; also III
room boarding house furnishings and small
store In basement, price low. Apply 10 &. j.
MCDONALD & CO, ice A Exchange st. 24-t
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,

Odd Fellows. Masonic, knights of Columbus.
Knights OF Golden Eagles Golden Cross and
all other Secret Order Pins and Charms. We
make q specially of these goods and always
have a stock on hand. MkENNEY THE
JEWELER, Monument Square. matl3dti
EOR SALE-Deering Avenue. Fessenden
ParK, new nine (9i room house, with every
modern convenience; location unsurpassed.
electric cars and lights. baths. etc Price only
$500. Easy terms. DALTON & CO., 70 Ex-
change street teb9 u
EOR LE-Deering Highlands, five ~ ele-
Il giant new houses directly on car line.
Every modern convenience; prices range from
g., 800 to 4,5O0 and terms are right and easy.
DeeTing property Is booming remember.
DALTON s. Co, 80 Exchange ST. ieb9u
NOR SALE The only available lot of land
II or the Western Promenade, located be-
tween the residences of Messers. Garland and
Conley. Also a 1rstclass furnished cottage,
stable and land at Willard Beach, Apply
20 TRUE BROS No. 3ai Fore street. sl-u
NoTICE-Goss & Wilson, auctioneers, re.
~ moved to i54 to 100 Middle St, corner OF
Silver St DIT
IGOR sALE--Fancy lot OF jobbers masonS
H. pole and extension ladders. All kinds of
ladders constantly on hand. Thoroughly built
safe step ladders for house use. zoe per foot
REUBEN WESCOTT, 1877 Lanchaster lin
colin street, foot Of Myrtle. Telephone No.
S3s4 marl6dl2w
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ron SALE.

T0R sALE-BeautlfuI seashore lots on the
- highest polpt AZ South Harpgwell, over
vel steamers viii land when wharf !. eompIsi.
edi abundance Of pure water: restriciions as
.ures aocd nelghborhOOd, W. II. wALbRoN
4 Co, $50 Middle ST 2Gl
FOR eALE-0n the line Of electries, nine
- room house, with every room as good as q
parlor; modefn In Its o. n structlOn, being 0niy
two years oldi lgrgo lot and grounds: finest
view In Portland; never been ofered- be-
lore sad ria not anpesr again you are IN IN
year, speak NJ once. AUSTIN & SHEARMAN,
24o Stevens Avenue, Deering Center 2e-l
EoR sALE-File residence at So. Portland;
II modern conyeniences, barn, ponl ry house,
delightful view. with small or large amount Of
land For paiticul ars call at Ala CONGRESS
ST., Portland. 2G-i
FOR sALE-one 4 II. p. steam engine; used
a two months. N. G. CUMMINGS BRO,
"a Plum ST., Portland, Me. x61
EoR sALR-one phaeton front open buggy.
leather lined, almost new. rOomy and sub
sianilal. WIN. DAVIS, "a Preble st., city.
gel
nor SALE-House at LongfelI0w Highlands,
y being one Of u Q best houses in Deering
District. conveniently arranged and excellently
appointed largo lot ETC.. extensive Views
ion. FREDERICK iis 5. Vail, Real Ksiate
Agent. First National Bank Building. gel
LoR sALE-Look for AUSTIN & SHEAR
II MANS FOR sac" In Saturdays Press.
my25it
CoR sALE-I shall receive car load of native
Il horses Monday. May %, 1900, weighing
hundred aad nfty dollars. some extra nice
drivers J. A. TRAFToN, Cumberland MILLS,
Maine. ISL
EoR sALE--Near Longfellow Square. three
IL story brick house, 10 rooms and BATH in
pleasantly situated. BENJAMIN SHAW &
co, 6l.s Exchange ST 4-l
CoR SALE or exchange. for improved real
II estate In the city, one OF the best building
lots one block from Western Promenade. BEN
JAMIN SHAW & CO., 6lhs Exchange st.
EoR sALE-Three nat house and lot on, one
Il OF the hest sueets en- Munloy Hill, will pay
10 per cent net, now rented 10 good families;
also III story house.. . acres of land, No. Deer
lpg. Apply Q. J. MCDONALD CO., io6A Ex-
CoB sALE-one house and lot on Fore ST..
investnent. one house and lot on Monument
G. j. zcboSkIb & 80. iCsA Exchange s.:
E6R sA LE.-span Of seal brown horses,
II double phaeton and silver mounted har-
nesses. J. f. BAXTER, CT Deering ST.. or Port
land Savings Bank 4l
EoR sALE-Large quantity rich old garden
II loan, delivered by the load only. Price
low, as am obliged TO move u. Also lot OF
cheaper grade. l. NJ. LEIGHTON, So Ex-
change street. 234
E0R sAIE-Onice furniture. Que long
Il heavy Office counter. oak and black wal
nut. two glass and scroll work black walnut
DESKS, Intended fer use on long counter, and
for top buggy. Telephone 546-i3 or write Z.
FRANK w. SPARROW, Cape Cottage T. o.
22l
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NOR SALR-On Great Chebeague Island.
Il house, IL acres land, fifteen fruit trees, few
minutes walk from Littlefelds landing, will be
sold cheap. Enquire 2SS COMMERCIAL ST,
Portland, Maine. my5du
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n OR SALE--Pirstclass nIne.reom house, two
years old, on South Portland Heights; built
for owner's own homo; all modern Improve
ments no better View In MalneI price very low.
Don't miss IT, l.. NJ LEIGHTON, % Exchange
St gil
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|"EUREKA!"
FOUND WHATP'
"a Cnra for RHEUMATISM

FL had Il and got fooled 10 perfection with va
rious remedies. aud found that could neither
rub nor physic Il out. At last l uled A. w.
matism and no fuss. Try Il and IL VIII fool
n. x. PARSONS. No. Cambridge. Mass.
Cha lestown, Mass, got bottle for Mrs. Gala
han, friend OF his. She tried H. and recon
mended IL 10 Mrs. shea, OF Maiden. Well, she
gave n a trial and than advised Mrs Forrest OF
Sayin 81, Roxbury who also tried II with the
same good results, and then told her neighhoT,
Mrs Sears OF It's merits. Next. Mrs. Peopard,
Of Dorchester, used Il with the same eject
Then, Il cured Mrs c. 7, Piumer, OF Topsham.
Me- who writes Mrs. Glover Of Roslindale.
Of Chebeagne, Me. Well same old story, she
advises It's use to her friend In 80. Portland who
u also cured by It. Next Mrs. Silas Deshon Of
Passport. Me-. then call for Il AZ II. II. Hay q
sons drug store 10 Portland. They carry IL In
stock 10 suit the demands OF their trade. Their
reputation alo 10 speaks for the merits OF
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EOR SALE-Flne residence; Deerlng distrIctf
II two aud one half story house and stable,
modern In every respect; nne garden with fruit
trees: will Be sold ct a bargain or excnange for
central location 10 city. q. B. DELONG or
EZRA HAWKES. & CO., Nc. SO Exchange ST.
Telephone 1872. AL
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Forty words Inserted under .his head
one week for 20 cents, cash In advanced.

E0R sALE--Two tenement house six rooms
each, eastern section STEADY tenanis,
HAWKES. & CO., % Exchange st. Telephone
434-2. al
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NOR SALE-During the year Of 1900 offer for
II sale 100 NJ Of nice pins clapboards at the
following prices: inch from SIS TO $50 per NJ.
a nice one for sos IL aud inch from $40 to
$40. nice ono FOR $50; also dry pine boards and
linen plank DAVID L. RUSSELL. Waterloo
TO. Me, mays4
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EOR sALE-Two-horse dump cart and i've
IT seated barge. by EBEN ANDREWS, near
Willard y. o., South Portland, Me. ri
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash in advance.
7 OST-On plush robe, black on one side apd
IL mottlad on The othsf. The Under Will be
suitably rewarded by returning same TO ol2
FORE sT al
OsT-Between Grove and High streets, blue
II waterproof cape with collar. Please leave
at 1871 Dish 81 and receive reward. I'll
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EOR SALE OR TO LET - At bargain.
n Harborfiew House. Peaks Island. Mostly
furnished: every room newly papered and
whitewashed; new parlor. rev walks, new
toilets, newly painted 0ltslde; 20 rooms Lo-
Gated on Island avenue at Forest CRY Land
ing. DOM miss your chance. l.. NJ. LEIGH.
ION. s. Exchange 81. 81
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NoTICE-Goss & Wilson, auctioneers, re.
~ moved to i54 to 100 Middle St, corner OF
Silver St diff
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FOR SALF-Fi1e residence at So. Portland
n modern couyenlences. barn, ponl ry house,
delightful view. with small or large amount OF
land. For particulars call at Ala CoNGRESS
ST., Portland. 2G-i
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For sALE-fn Gorham village. house Of u
rooms, stable and lanc. all In good order.
Price $1,000. Inquire OF BENJAMIN Y. HAIR
RIS. 4s Exchange st. ga
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MoLER's BARBER SChoOL. $50 Canal ST.,
vi New York city, barber trade taught IN
eight weeks; new system; constant practice
daily; expert Instructors wages Saturdays; d.
ploIiias awarded; positions guaranteed when
through; write for free catalogue. 26-1
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ITO LET-Downsiar rent iis North St.. cor
L ner lot, every window pleasant aud very
slightly seven rooms and bath, steam heat. hot
aud cold water. Inquire at THOMAS STA
BILE, "a Lafayette ST. 24-i
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ITO LET-Three first class second floor new
Il flats, two of six rooms. one OF seven rooms
modern improvements. L. NJ. LEIGHTON, 90
Exchange 81. Pei
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u,o LET OR FOR sALE-My cottage. stu
Il ated at waites Laudlng, Falmouth Fore
| side all furnished. nicely finished. piazza ex-
Tending all around and located on one Of the
| most slightly prominences Of this popular sum
mer re sort. Terms reasonable W. +. CARR,
| is5 Middle street. 25-i
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Eo3 RENT Pleasant upper tenement OF 5
rooms, corner OF Church and Cottage StS..
knightville, desirable rent for small family
prIce $50 pei mouth, eleetrics rlght by the
door. Apply FRANK b. SHELTERED 3 CO.,
Real Estate once, As Exchange Sc 25-i
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ITO LET-Furnished rooms, centrally llocaied,
L at No. II MYRTLE ST., opposite City Hall.
PAL
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ITO LET-First class lower rent, ~ North St.,
seven rooms besides bath, hot aud cold
water, furnace heat cemented cellar, nice loca-
lion aud first class neIghtorhood. L. NJ.
LEIGHTON, b3 Exchange ST. 24i
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E0R sALE-BeautlfuI seashore lots on the
highest point AZ South Harpgwell, over
looking OrF's aud many other islands Harps-
well steamers viii land when wharf IL compiei-
cd abundance Of pure water restrlcfions as
sures GOOD neighborhood, w. II. WALDkON
a Co, $50 Middle ST 2G-i
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II Promenade, corner lot all modern con
venienees and improvements, very finely
situated. VIII be sold $500 less than actual
value IL taken at once. Immediate possession
given. c. b. DALTON. IS Exchange St
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EoR sALE-Near Longfellow Square, three
Il story brick house, 10 rooms and bath, In
pleasantly situated. BENJAMIN SHAW &
Co, STA Exchange st. A-1
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TOR sALE-one II. =. steam engine used
two months. N. G. CUMMINGS q BRO,
"a Plum St., Portland, Me. z61
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ITO LET-A very pleasant upsta'r rent, nicely
at THOMAS STABLE, 81 Lafayette st. 24-i
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EoR SALE-I shall receive car load Of native
II horses Monday, May %, 1900, weighing
from 900 10 1900 lbs. prices from nifty to two
hundred aad nifty dollars. some extra nice
drivers J. A. TRAFToN, Cumberland MILLS,
Maine. ISL
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EoR sALR-Three nat hou.e and lot on one
II OF the hest sueets en- Munloy Hill. will pay
| 10 per cent net, now rented 10 good families;
| also III story house.. 2 acres Of land, No. Deer
ing. Apply Q. j. MCDONALD CO., 1904 tx
change 81, GAL
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ITO LET-In Southport Me-, cottage
i house s rooms. situated on high lana, nns
trees. well OF water. shore privilege Apply TO
MRS. Il. Il. ORNE, 1903 Pearl ST.. Portland,
Me-, for terms, etc. J-4
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LITCHFIELD.

RECENT ARRIVALS AT THE HAwKHURsT.
Mr. and Mrs w. F. Hayes, Mrs L. A.
Richardson, Newtown; Arthur W. Fox,
Mr. and Mrs F. L. Cowles, New haven ;
A. e. Hendy, Miss A. L. Carley, New
York; George L. Hale, Hartford; Ben
jamin B. Warfield, Princeton, N. j.; J.
8. Doubleday, NJ. D., N. Y; Mrs W. G..
Sturges, New Haven; W. n. Burr, N.
Y; Miss E. M. Brown, New London ;
Mrs R. A. Elmer, N. Y; Mrs }. T.
Sawyer, Miss Sawyer, Waverly, N. Y;
Mrs II. Arlington, 81. r. Arlington, N.
Y; Henry W. Seymour and daughter,
Mich; w. G. Sturges, New Haven !;
Carlisle B. futile, Nausatuck, Conn. !;
John F. Halsted and wife, Washington !;
Mrs Andrew J. Grannis, Miss Mary M.
Irwin, New Haven; Mr. and Mrs Cor
nelius Du Bots, DR. and Mrs c. L. Lind
ley, Mr. Mclean, N. Y Eliot Watrous,
New Haven; Col Eugene K. Austin, Mr.
and Mrs James Brown Walon, N. Y;
Mrs V. Tilyon, Miss Waterbury, Mrs a..
F. Mccullough, Euglewood, N. j.; Miss
Kellogg, A. J. Smith, Jr., Miss King,
Elizabeth, N. j.; Mr. and Mrs M. Hem
mingway and party, Watertown; I. W.
Wright, Hartford, Ct; J. W. Shreeve,
W. K. Ludlow, N. Y.
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MARKETABLE
NOTES FROM ST ANDREWS.


st Andrews Guild will bold it's first
first lawn party tor the benefit of St An
drew's parish on the lawn of Mr. Pollux
on Wednesday, August %. A supper,
such as the ladies of Marbl5dale are fam
GUS for providing, will be furnished the
guests at 25 cents each. Supper served
from 4 to 9 p. m. Ice cream, cake and
other attractions will be provided at rea-
sonable prices to please and entertain
those present. 1t is hoped to see all the
friends of the parish. 60 and encourage
the Guild in it's work. If the day ap-
pointed is stormy the festival will be
postponed to the next day.
A beautiful carved oak fagIe lectern
has been presented to the church in Mar
bledale and was used for the first time
last Sunday. 1t is a memorial to Gusta-
vus William Faber, who died March 9,
1895. Mr. Faber and family spent nun
Der of summers at the lake and whenever
there they were present every Sunday as
wOrehipers in st Andrews church. This
gift of his son is another token of inter-
est in the church In this place and is
much appreciated by all.
Mrs DR. Denslow has returned from a
visit to her sister at Stony Creek.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Hoyt of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, have been visiting r la
tives in this:vicinity. They retur ned home
Saturday and their son, Gilbert. who has
been spending few weeks at George
Humphreys in New Preston, acc ompan
led them.
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guest of friends in South Norwalk and
Boston for the past month, is expected
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs Gustavus Olson and daugh.
ter have returned home from few days
visit with friends in Monroe.
Mrs c. W. Rice and daughter of West
Redding are visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs Sherman II. Morgan of
New Milford we're the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Edward Garfield on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs E. s. Roberts and children
spent Sunday with friends In Danbury.
Miss Katherine Wheeler spent Friday
in Bridgeport.
Miss Lena G. Greer is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs Wesley Hull in New Britain.
Mrs r. J. Greer and Mrs 8. P. Garfield
spent Friday in Danbury.
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BADLY BURNED BY HOT WATER.

On Saturday morning last. as r. A. Leeke
misfortune to severely scald his lett hand by
the upsetting OF the tea kettle OF boiling
water. The steam arising from the water on
the hot stove completely burned the skin
from the hand, making very painful and
severe injury.
Mrs Kate M. Davis has as guests tor q few
weeks MIS- George Fa1rchild and son. David
M Fairchild OF Bridgeport
Miss Hauriette Vogeleang OF New York City
Is visiting with her sister, Mrs G. W. Hoxsie,
in the Center, during her vacation OF two or
three weeks.
It now seems that Miss Julia G. Cable was
much more seriously injured by being thrown
at first thought. The Wednesday following
the accident she was obliged to take to her
bed and has been confined there since. DR.
e. W. Davis OF Seymour, who Is employed,
says her spine is injured and it may be some
time before her complete recovery.
Services in St Peters church are to be held
through next month, each Sunday forenoon at
Mrs e. L. Warner of New Haven Is visiting
a few days with her brother. E Wales Chat
field. on Chestnut Tree Hill.
Sherman Sanford and family went, Tues.
day tor a stay of about two weeks at his
cottage at Burns Point, Milford
Miss Bertha Robinson, cashier and book
milton Co g shops in Derby, visited over Sum-
day with her pare nts in the Center.
The rs in OF Wednesday and Thursday. last
week, was most acceptably received and the
benefit from it cannot be computed in money
valuation.
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honey bee. The wourd swelled, causing

| honey bee. The wound swelled, causing
her to become unconscious. She wae
! taken to the house and DR. Pons was
| summoned and restored her to conscious
| ness. Mrs Barnes is better but still suf-
fers some from the effects OF the sting.
RenjarSin Davenport, who works in the
carriage mandatory of a. W. Wood
ruff in Washington, had the misfortune,
while running buzz saw, to have the
thumb of his right hand cut entirely off
and the first finger was cut to the bone.
The first fl ger can be saved.
jeffrey Holmes, who has been in the
employ of G.. W. Hurlburt, has left there
apd gone to work, pat the upper granite
mines.
Mrs Mary A. Tucker is spending few
weeks With her daughter, Mrs Laura
Co mpbell.
P Ms C. B. Minor, Who has been seri-
ously i'll, ia now much better. She is at
tended by DR. Pons.
George II. Fly, superintendent Of the
Spar & Quartz Co., is in New York for
few days.
o. johnson of Castle street is look
to tske position on farm. Mr. john
sons address is Roxbury.
William Minor is the owner of a fine
new road wagon, purchased in Water
bury.
Mrs f. L. Dundon returned, this week,
from Bridgeport, where she has been Wis
iting.
Mrs q. Il. Dickerson is caring for Mrs
S. B. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Patterson, Mrs
Edward Durgy and daughter, Elsie, all
Of Danbury, Mr. and Mrs Walter Peck of
Bridgeport, Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Woodruff,
Mrs Edward Ballard of New Milford and
Mrs George Hurlburt OF Roxbury enjoy
ed few days. outing, last week, at Mrs
George Hurlburt's old home at Judd's
Bridge.
Miss May Wheaton of Christ hospital,
jersey City, who has been making her
parents a three weeks visit, returned to
her work at the hospital, last week Mon
day.
Miss Maggie vallaley is at home for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Sanford are spend
irg few weeks at Woodmont.
Miss Elsie Durgy of Danburv is the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs George
Rurlburt.
r. A Leavenworth had three fine
COWS killed by lightning, last week, We'd
nesday. They were under chestnut
tree. It ia q loss of 800 to Mr. Leaven.
worth as they were not insured.
Mrs and Miss Potter Of Stratford are
visiting friends In town.
Mrs Rachel Barnes of Bridgeport is
spending few weeks with Mrs Sarah
Hodge.
Everett Hurlburt spent Sunday in
town.
Willard Hodge of Bridgeport spent
Sunday with Burton Hodge.
Miss Frances Barnes is entertaining
friends from Bridgeport.
Born, daughter, July 30. to Mr. and
Mrs Leandar Palmer OF Botsford Hill.
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The Rug
Prices that are
Interesting
q City.

Seamless Chenille Administer
rugs, 9 #. 2 it., for $50. 90.
The same grade, TO 1876, at
$40. oo;o 9, at $500.
Wilton rugs, 9 X IL, for ST.. 50.
Other styles in Administers, ox12,
for ST.. 50, $40. 90 and SIS. 90.
One of the popular new rugs,
interesting to see, is the Okla
Brussels rug for $3.50.
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MADAME YALE,
COUPON.
New Haven Co.
M1DDLEBURY.
A MUSICAL EVENT.


A concert will be given in the Congre-
gational church Oh Tuesday evening,
August Z, for the purpose of aiding the
choir in their plan of procuring new
hymn books for use in the Sabbath GER
vices. 1t is hoped that large number
will avail themselves of this opportunity
to hear some fine music and at the same
time help along worthy cause. Profess
fess1onal musicians from out of town will
have charge Of the affair and good pro-
gram is expected.
Mrs John Osborne from Ausonia is Wis
iting in town.
Rev and Mrs B. E. Case spent Last
week at Douglas and Plainville. Mrs.
North from Bridgeport, sister of Mr.
Case, had charge of the parsonage in
their absence.
Rev Mr. Griggs exchanged pulpits on
last Sunday with Rev Robert Pegrum OF
Watertown.
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SOUTHBURY.
THE STREET AND VICINITY

Mrs Elizabeth Shelton, who spent several
months with her son. Hon George Shelton OF
San Francisco. Cal. has returned home. She
reports very pleasant visit and gives a
Thomas Sullivan had the misfortune to have
two COWS killed by an engine on Saturday
night.
Mrs Oviatt is expected for visit with her
granddaughter, Mrs John Morris.
A number of tickets we're sold for Plainville
Camp Meeting. Among those who attended
werei Burr Tuttle, II. v. Peck, Mr. and Mrs h.
Perry, Nj and Mrs Frank Bradley, two sons
and daughter.
Miss Lucy Bennett has been spending va
cation with friends and relatives.
Remember the Sunday school picuic at
Roxbury Falls, August 9.
Mrs Stone is visiting in Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Mrs Jane Wakelee is entertaining guests.
Mr. and Mrs Lamphier have returned to
their home in Watertown.
The funeral of Erastas Burr, one OF the old.
est citizens of our town, was attended on
Saturday.
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Cuba boarding with her,
Miss Amelia Northrop spent Sunday with
her brother George in Danbury.
Miss Chloe Curtis is entertaining a class.
mate at Wellesley, Miss Claire Coburn.
Miss Virginia smith, librarian at NOrthfi cid
Seminary. is visiting Miss Theo. skidmore.
Several from the Ce . tire attended the funeral
of Mrs Cooley at Brookfeld. Sunday evening.
Long Meadow hill, Sunday afternoon.
The Band of Earnest Workers met with
Mrs Whitcome. Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Florida Kellogg and a la y friend spent
Sunday with Mrs Keloggs parents. Mr. and
Mrs Philo Merwin.
Mrs Charles s. Ha~ley of New York is the
guest of her brother in law, 8. e. Hawley
Mrs Benjamin Grim 4, her daughter. Miss
Florie, ana grandson, Ernest, we're guests,
Last week, OF Mrs James Lee at Walnut Beach,
Milford.
The family of DR. Smith have the sympathy
of the community in the sickness of their little
daughter, Miriam, with diphtheria.
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Genessee Pure Food Co., lie Roy, NY
Gentlemen MY mamma has been a
great coffee drinker and has found It
very Injurious. Having used several
pack ges of your Grain-O, the drink tn It
takes the place Of coffee, she finds it
much better for herself and for us
children to drink. She has given up
coffee drinking entirely. We use pack
age every week. I am 10 yesTs Cd
Yours respectfully.-[Fannie Williams,
Buct anap. Mich, My D.