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SALE
l. % VALUABLE
REAL ESTA T T.,

ia Freedom District Carroll County. Nd.
b. s.riur G { the decree passed iu cause No
a5st E44i.g ou tas Equity Docket OF the
Circuit JagrJ Tor Carroll c0unty, ou March
H. l.sn, lB = cause Wherein William q.
Thomas o. plaintiff ani Nars F. DAVIS aud
athsr- ar~ defendant; and by virtue oi the
decree passed iH cause Ne. 3sSj Equity uu
lk+ Es}aitg Docket oi the SAID Great Cont
tsr Carroll county. oa Mach l.. 1900, Iu
CAUSE wherein Mary r. DAVIS and Others are
plaintiffs aud Iu, K. DAVIS aud others arr
defendants, the undersigned, Francis Neal
F4ykr and Ia X. DAVIS, trustee, appointed by
ssl# decree ia Gauss No. $751; Equity, and
Ira X. DAVIS, trustee appointed By decrre
aforesaid iu No $3.50 Equity. will offer at
gghac sale, al the laIe residence Of Peter ba
sI., deceased, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1900.
az . clock. p. M, The following real estate
Formerly owned by Peter DAVIS and Lacbar'ah
DAVIS. IA iar3r hfctimes, a. tenants IN common:
All that lot or parcel Of land situate "a
Freedom district, Carroll county, Nd. con
tanning
i2Is ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
improved by Log Weather
boarded Dwelling House, two A ~ =
sud one half stories high bank sssgeL&-
barn aud other necessary out siAzEs=SsS4
buildings. and located on the Giihs road, %
miles from Woodbine. This property Is we'll
watered. has sufficient Timber aud about %
Acres are under good state OF cultivation.
THIS property WAS the late residence OF Peter
DAVIS. deceased, aud adJoius the lands Of
Michael Glenuan. George Aldrdge and others
Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the DEGREES;
-Ouc-third OF the purchase money shall be
paid BY the purchaser or purchasers to the
trustees on the day of sale, or on the ratihSa-
tiun thereof by the court, and the residue IA
two equal inslalIments, the one 20 be paid ln
SIX months aud the other IN twelve months
from the day OF sale, with interest, and 10 be-
secured by the notes OF the purchaser or par
chaserS, with security 10 be approved o. by
the trustees.
FRANCIS NEAL PARkE,
IRA r. DAVIS,
Trustees in No. 37SI Equity.
IRA K. DAVIS,
Trustee in No. 37S5 Equity
Joseph Berret Bond i Parke,
ju-2s-4t Auct. Solicitors
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MORTGAGES SALE
ANk OF VERY
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
In the vicinity of the village of CarrolstOa,
Carroll county, Md.

By virtue OF the power Of sale contained IN
the mortgage from Elijah Taylor and susan
Taylor, his wife, TO Ernest Rausch, daied I'd
day Of April, 1890, and recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records OF Carroll
County, in Liber W. n. NJ. No. %, folio 800,
&c, the undersigned, as mortgagee named IN
said mortgage, viii offer at public sale, on the
premises, adjoining lands of Jacob Basler,
Asbury Algire aud Jesse Taylor, Esqrs.. and
about half mile from the village Of Carroll
ton, on
SATURDAY, LIST OF SEPTEMBER, 1900,
At O clock p. m, all that tract or parcel OF
land containing - ACRES, MORE or LESS,
aud being the same land and premises de
scribed in said mortgage, and upon which
Elijah Taylor, deceased, resided.
The improvements consist OF
a comfortable weatherboarded a ~ i
Dwelling House, new Barn, ~, yh,6
Corn House, and all other xzllarl5a s -
necessary outbuildings in good repair; never
failing well of splendid water, fine apple or.
ehard grapes and other fruits, whilst the land
is productive and in high state of cultlva-
ton and under good fencing
This is a very desirable little property, stu
ated in good neighborhood and convenient
to churches, schools, &c, and within mile
of the turnpike leading from Westminster to
Baltimore, and about the same distance from
Patapseo and Carrollton Stations, on the W.
NJ. K. r. Persons DESTROYS of viewing the
premises can call upon Mrs. Susan Taylor,
residing thereon and for farther information
upon Vim. A. McKelhp, Solicitor, Court
street, Westminster, Md.
Terms of Sale Cash; or these terms will
be made more liberal if desired, of which due
notice will be given on the day of sale.
ERNEST RAUSCH, Mortgage.
VIM. A. McKellp, Solicitor.
aug4 At VIM. Blizzard, Auct-
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Also at the same place, on the same day,
at u m. will be sold ali the household furni-
ture, brood SOW, sc. For particulars see
hand bills july2l-ts
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CRY W. STEELE. Solicitor.
ExECUTOR'S SALE
IL nF
Valuable Real Estate and Per-
sonal Property,

Near Day, la Carroll County, Maryland.
rs virtue Of au order Of the Orphans Court
of Carroll County, MARY land, and the power
aud authority contained ~ the last wall and
testament Of William Films. deceased, duly
admitted to probate and recorded among the
Will Records Of sajd Carroll County, IN Liber
q. VI. p, Ne. ; ioio 4l3, &c, The under
signed. Jeremiah Films, Executor, will offer
a. public sale, on the premises, and at the
house where the said William Elms resided,
ON
WEDNESDAY. the 18th Of AUGUST. 1900,
AZ > o'clock, y. m, the two following de-
scribcd lots or tracts OF land, they being the
farm thar the said William Films. deceased,
owned and possessed ut the time OF his death,
situated IN said Carroll county, about one
mi.o from Day and one mile from Morgans,
Il. & o. Il. r., to wit;
Isl Lot No /. Containing
81 ACRES. / ROOD AND 10 PERCHES
of land. more or less. II is well watered aud
has a thrifty apple orchard.
fhe improvements consist OF a az =
Weatherboarled Log House, a -, ~
barn, wagon shed. coru cribs, 4zs4sEI1S5k66-
srauary and all necessary ouibuildIugs. About
80 acres % thtN t1Th Is W oou t-AuA' A4AS t'st
Is all arabic. aud ia high state of cultivation.
Il lies ou the Hoods Mill road, and adloins
the old Eden property and the lands OF Basil
Shipley and others.
ID Lot No. ,. Containing
% ACRES and , ROODS, MORE or LESS.
It adjuius lot No /, and Is the balance of the
farm of said William EIms. deceased. The
improvements on thus lot or portion of said
k==A farm consist OF Frame Dwelling House
III, of ro0mS, barn, wagon shed, corn
house. &c Il has good apple orchard and
plenty of water. About half Of it Is IN Tim
ber. aud the balance Is good, kind land and
crops we'll. Il Is on the Hoods Mill road
and the Eden Mill road, adjoining the lands
of Frank Gosuell, Jos. X. p. Brandenburg
aud others.
A plat of said farms or lots Nos. l and ,
will be exhibited on the day OF sale, and they
viii be offered aud sold separately. Both of
them. owing to the quality of land, and their
convenient location to the railroad, churches,
stores, schools, &c, are most desirable prop
critics.
Terms OF Sale.-One-third cash on the day
of sale or the ratification thereof, aud the
residue Of the purchase money IN two equal
PAYMENTS. one IN six months and one in twelve
months from day Of sale; the credit payments
to be secured by the bonds or single bills Of
the purchaser or purchasers with approved
security bearing interest from day of sale; or
all cash at the option of the purchaser or pur-
chasers. JEREMIAH ELMS,
Executor of William Elms deceased.
Jos W. Berret, Auct.
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EXAMINATION OF PUBLIC
II SCHOOL TEACHERS

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CIDER MAKING.

Having purchased the Cider Mil and Fix
lures of Mr.. Joseph p. Yiugliug, on Liberty
aud Green streets, Westminster, | will con
tiuue the business al the old staad. commenc.
ing on the l4th inst, making every
TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY,
until further notice. Apples bought and sold
Cider for sale. Public patronage solicited.
L. A. HALLER.
Liberty and Green ST.,
uugll-I Westminster Nd.
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7 UMBER AND CORD WOOD
Il AT PUBLIC SALE

ON TUESDAY. AUGUST - lseu
o. ste premise, or lc. Nysrs, in Nr~ W.ei
.r Instruct. CarroN ouga,r, Nd. as fhe LIB
rsgg Pike. anr mI.- uest 81 Mes Wisdsar,
a.ji b.. sold si ggtAs sale. $500 fret VI oak
boards. plank SOD srsut.,ug, {isli esiEeI, 81
cu1js ,ak slab 1suaI, fence pusl.. chlps,
thHeks. .a-iast, ste- Also, ~ Acres u "a.
cat aaod. tree tops, ETC., lea is,s o. sst par.
gba-er~.
4 credit 81 lafrr is.aghs ~..i b. gisrp-
Sale '1 commence 81 . u eiacs. D. 20. su
T4,-s.iSy. AnEas, - ls-o, ~h~a tsFms aHd
gard.tnus wi. De- made kuoWu bs
.agiI4: A " kALBACH
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IN MEMOIR

IN MEMORY
of our brother John Guuther who departed this
life one year ago, August H. 1899
Taken in his early prime,
Gathered in the summer time
Sharp the pains that we must feel
Sharper than the foremost steel.
Now our fIirest flower is hid
Underneath the coffin lid
Rest i'll peace, our dear Johnny.
HIs BROTHER, JAMES GUNTHER-
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We deliver you the goods from the
Warehouse, when and as want
ed. You are not compelled to haul
FROM THE CARS as is the case when
you buy from AGENTS.
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| ERTILIZERO.

We call your special attention to this
branch of our business All our goods are
manufactured from
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Bone and Potash Mixture,
2-lO Goods. $500 per ton.
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LNMORY GROVE CAMP

Special services commence THURSDAY, Au-
gust yyh. 80 p. IA
SUNDAY, AUGUST I2lh, 1900.
Prrachiug 81, 10 80 a. tn, By Rev Samuel ".
Afford
Preaching d, 3 g. To-, by Rev. J. NJ. Slarros.
Preaching ~ D. H., By Rev. +. l., Wright.
The regular services under the direction Of
Presiding Elders Richardson France aud
Baldwin commence Monday, August l8,h,
1900. and close Thursday, August 28sl 1900.
The gate system bias been abolished aud You
are cordially invited to worship with u.
au ll.2I
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ihls &, Go giFr ugtlye that the yHI-sr. bier
hA. obtained from The Oghaas Court ui
Carroll county. 10 Maryland letter, II al
msuislrsi4nu GA tht Personal Estate rf
THOMAS y. ARLINGTON.
iale ~ Carroll county, decreased AZ. persons
having claims against ths deceased ars hereby
~arneA o. exhibit the same. Ni,h lbe goachcrs
thereof legally Authenticated. ta ihe -ajsstrl-
her. on ur bsiorr the iIih iay II March.
I.sai, they msy otherwise by law - excluded
froea all benefit Of SAID estate
Given ander my hand thls p,h 3ss 81
August, l4Sb.
WILLIAM T. ARLINGTON.
auEii g. A3uluf.irstar " A
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1t is impossible for us to see each and
every one of our customers personally-so
we have named
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Z - OF uNCLATMEp MATTER

4 vriuaisiug 20 The fostuthgr, ESTATE
Seer. MI. August 8 l9Un
barnett. Mls, Hssus llex. Ms Aide
Bender. Mr, Emma Johnson, Res Thas 4
Errz,~. NJ, Anita Locker. Mr. Patrick
Cguss, NJ O. r. lee. Mrs William
DaFr. Ms. Mary AeGara Ms \
p5ekey. Mr. John Miller. Ars- 4 Esther
Dorsey. E-fuet!rt R1~lcy. q. H..
Dorsey. M Wesley Sm..h. Mss Mary F.. >
Foster, Nr HrBrY Sutt1a. NJ " r.
Grreu. Mr. VIA d. WIi-5a NJ Wa :
House. Jos. :
Persons cAihgg log matter be the above list
viii please so It sas advertised
auzI2 MILTON SCHAEFFER, 2, "
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FALL IN EVERYBODY.
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST IS,

1870, the Carroll County Military Company
viii bold picnic ~ FAIR Oak Grove. near
Frizellburg. A parade will be gwen a. 10 ..
H., also a Full Dress Parade and Sham bat
tie at sunset Addresses wall b. made daring
the day b. several well-knowu speakers. \
Balloon Ascension aud numerous other
attractions vail be given. Relrcsk meuts sold
Tor the benefit of the Company. ASK 10 see
glad 10 see you. Ii the weather b uutavor-
able, it will be held the next SATURDAY,
aug4-I
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The Republican Candidate for Con
gress.

ErSSS.
Mr. Albert A. Blakeuey. Of Baltimore
couuty, was nominated as u candidate for
Congress by the Republicans Of the Second
Congressional District on Monday. The con
vention was not loye-feast, though be was
nominated on the first ballot. Mr.. john ;
Ensor. ex States Attorney OF Baltimore cauH-
", pledged bis support 10 Mr., Blakeney. How
about Mr. John r. Ensor and his friends
In speaking Of Mr.. Blskeney the Baltimore
American Of Tuesday says:
Mr.. Albert A. Blakeney is one OF The most
successful and energetic business men Of Bal
timore county. He Is u cotton manufacturer,
and was formerly one Of the owners and IS nov
the manager OF the Franklinyille Cotton Mills.
Mr. BlakeHey was born at Lulherville on Sep
TENDER %, 1850. He learned the cotton
manufacturing business at the Woodbery
mills.
In 1895 he was nominated by the Republi-
cans for county commissioner aud was elect
ed. He served as president of the board OF
commissioners Last winter Mr.. Blskeney
resigned as county commissioner, aud was
succeeded by Col. Benjamin +. Taylor Mr.,
BIakeney took an active part ia the tactiOnal
fight. which had imperiled Republican success
in the county for the last five years, but al the
Republican convention he made an earnest
plea for party harmony, and declared u elect
ed to Congress he would recognize no faction
in the recommendations for appointments and
the discharge of his official duties. Mr..
Blakeney is unmarried.
The Baltimore Sun says in discussing
the nomination afterward some of the city
men expressed their disappointment keenly.
They evidently hold the opinion that Mr..
Bakeney is not the strongest man who could
have been put up. Doubts were expressed as
to the sincerity of the speech Of Mr.. Ensor
and it was stated that Mr.. Blakeney would
most probably be scratched by that faction.
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LOT NO. 3.
wool Blankets white handomet and finest
Blankets and this will he last chance this You will find hard to
match them a third For this sale only $685.
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SEED WHEAT-Blue Ridge Bearded
Wheat.
SEND FOR SAMPLES.
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LOT NO. 2
Blankets, the biggest and heaviest blankets
hayeg orh least p. f, this sale
SIPS.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN IN MEMS SHIRTS.

Of all with col
and We have 10 The chances will be before
,haI Al price the increased
all their shirts These bargains
a this price. Soc, Or 3 for 81 90 IS Cents
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BRYAN AND STEVENSON.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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Republic VS.. Empire.

Election Tuesday, November 9th, 1900.
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INVADE H. D. WAKEFIELD &
w cos. wheat and Grass Mixture"
as great wheat and grass producer; only
SIC 90 per ton.
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The Democratic Advocate.

SATURDAY, AUGUST Il, 1900.
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REPUBLIC VS.. EMPIRE.
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ELECTORS AT LARGE.
JOHN PRENTISS POE,
GILMORE S. HAMILL,
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NO. CAMBRIDGE.

Henry La Bounty is visiting friends here.
Mrs Cordelia Curtis is visiting friends in
Bakersfield.
Carl Mudgett is capboarding and otherwise
repairing his house.
S. r. Hooper is now repairing the house on
the Amos Case farm.
Mrs. Clara Kinsey is sick, as she is over 90
years old fears are entertained of the result.
]. X. Montague has moved to Enos burg.
Mrs. Reynolds and her sons will now carry on
the mill.
Quite lively runaway here Sunday eve
ming. Joel Hooper's horse started at D. C..
Walkers and run to the Nichols farm; thewag-
on was broken but no serious injury.
This neighborhood was startled last Friday
by dispatch from Montgomery announcing
the sudden death Of our esteemed friend and
late neighbor, Guy Richardson. little over
two years ago he married Miss Ethel Blais-
dell only child of Lawrence Blaisdel of this
place. The sympathy of the whole communi-
ty goes out to the widow and child in this sad
affection. Mr.. Richardson had for months
been suffering from heart trouble, but his dis
position was to make the best of everything
so that his near neighbors were i'll prepared
to hear that he had fallen and died in his
dooryard. Mrs. Richardson saw him fall and
ran to his aid but he breathed but once after
she had reached him. A good man, a kind
husband and father, has gone to his reward.
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GARFIELD.

Frank Guyette OF Middlesex was in the place
over sunday.
Mrs. Nj. L. Messer is quite seriously i'll. Dr.
Bates is attending her.
Mrs. C. B. Swift and children visited her ia
Their in WOlcott recently.
Claude Chaffee of Stowe called on friends in
this place the first OF the week.
Roy Darling and family visited his sister,
Mrs. Will Williams in WolcotU Sunday.
A great many in the place are suffering with
hard colds and the prevailing distemper.
James Perry and family of Morristown we're
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs Norma Hull
Mrs. AFRO Andrus of No. Wolcott visited
her brother, Andrew Campbell, in this place
Saturday.
The Misses Alice and Ella Holbrook attend
ed divine service here and made some calls in
the place Sunday.
Miss LESSEE Davis has returned home from
Waterville where she has been teaching school.
She will teach the same school this winter
T. A. Richardson, who for the past two
years has been carrying on the farms of R. G.
Munson has moved to Perkinsville and is to
carry on farm for w. T. Waters. Norma
Hull is to carry on the farms vacated by
Richardson and Bert Newcity has moved into
the house vacated by Hull and is working for
c. B. Swift.
Zinc and grinding double the wear.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Alvah Kusic is i'll.
Ira Doolin is lone from Tilton, N. 81.
D. D. Morgan was in Johnson Monday.
Fannie Herring is i'll with typhoid fever.
Fred Rogers OF Barnet was in town Mon
day.
]. D. Titus is iu town from Fitchburg,
Mass.
NJ. D. Scott of Beecher's Falls spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Truman Jones and wife return this week
from Providence, r. |.
Mrs. H Doolin and son Foster returned
from Bakersfield Saturday.
James Eaton and family of Hyde Park
spent Sunday at r. NJ. Hubbell's.
Levi Hastings has rented a farm in Milton
of Brigham Young and will soon move his
family there.
Mr.. and Mrs Joel A. Stratton of Johnson,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Chester Carroll
the first OF the week.
Charles Hubbard soon moves his family
from Craftsbury to the home recently occu-
pied by J. 7. Gowan,
Pike & Boynton of MOrrisville have erected
a fine monument of Barre granite on X. W.
Guyer, lot in Paramount cemetary.
A. D. Cochran OF Jericho. Mrs. W. G. Knee
land of South StukeIy. p. O., and Mrs A. M.
Cochran of Fairfax visited Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l..
Carroll last week.
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CApYS FALLS.

L. c. Town is on the sick list.
E. Brown and wife are moving in the south
part of Mrs lane CIRCUITS house.
Mrs. L. ]. Smith starts for New York We'd
nesday where she will visit friends.
There will be dance at village hall Friday
Nov. 16. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Carr reports her sister, Mrs. Story, to
be very low not expected to live but a few
days.
W. NJ Graham has moved to Morrisvile.
E. r. Lilley will soon move into the house va
Gated by him
Miss Lille Papineau is working for Mrs
Will Tillotson, who has been seriously i'll, but
is now gaining.
Harry Terrill, who visited his father, C. B.
Ierrlll for several weeks, returned to his bone
IN Mlddlefeld, CT, Friday night.
Miss Alice Miner closes her school Friday.
Nov. 3, with peanut hunt and promenade
in evening commencing at o clock, to which
she extends General invitation. pleasant
time Is expected,
Zine and grinding double the wear. ~
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

But one sublime ease of drunk the past
week. A teakettle of hot water applied ny
biz loving vile brought the devoted husband
to his senses in a hurry.
Don't give up in despair. Let the election
returns be what they may, the sun will rise
and set just the same 1t now looks as
though it would go VI ,Kinley.
! Prof. Perrin speaks in the Cristy school
house, No. Z, in Johnson next Saturday at
p. m. The subject viii be temperance. Re
had an overflow house last Saturday evening
in the Patch district.
G. B. Allen has got job at last. driving
meat cart for Chaffee 4 harrington. 1t would
not be surprising to hear of his running a
locomotive over some ofouTleading railroads
some day in connection with his other BUSH
ness.
The entertainment at the home of Charles
Kneeland last Friday evening was decided
success. Eighty partook of the goodies such
as only the ladies' of North Hyde Park can
prepare. all returning to their-hOmes feeling
it was good to be "a Christian Eudeavorer.
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ERVILLE.

Fay Wetherell has moved to Jacksonville.
L. L. Patterson of East Fletcher visited in
town few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs Don Buker have gone to I'm
derhlhfor a few days stay.
Fl. A. jackson and his mother visited his
brother at Waterbury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Preston of Mansfield are
visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Mann.
Mrs Abbie Lincoln and Miss Addie Wilbur
OF Underhill visited in town over Sunday.
Representative Mann and Messenger Boy
George Il. Beard were at home from MOntpel-
Ter a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Westcot and son George
visited their daughter, Mrs. Charles Westcot,
at Pleasant Valley over Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. G. l.. Hodgkins has returned to
Boston where she expects to meet the doctor
who is on his way home from Manila, P. |.
Zinc and grinding double the wear.
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CAM BRIDGE.

Oscar Woods of MorrisvIle was in town
Sunday visiting friends
Halloween was observed as usual by some
and the disgust of others.
Joel Putnam, who has been visiting in st.
Adams and Fairfax, returned Saturday.
Rev. G. N. Burdick was called to Montgom-
cry to assist at the funeral of Guy Richardson
last week.
The four teachers with several of their pu-
pills, went TO Montpelier Friday to view the
Legislature,
Mrs. Lucy Reynolds who has been seriously
III SO long, keeps about the same, possibly a
little Improvement
Charles EIlinwood has been very sick and
is still but is called a little better. James
Warner of Essex is his nurse.
Miss Frances Flagg and Fl. c. Hopkins went
to 81. Adams Friday the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. G. F. Hulburd and attended Hall
Gaines great play "The Christian"
The reports given of the State Sunday
School convention by Mrs. l.. C. Leavens and
Mrs. II. NJ. Putnam at the Methodist church
and Miss II G. Hopkins at the Cong'l church
were very interesting and instructive.
Zinc and grinding double the wear.
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ELNORE.

Henry Parker has moved into his new
house.
Mrs. Fl. D. Cook is having a severe time
with tonsilitis.
L. B. Richardson is quite poorly and under
the DOCTORS care.
The infant son of Rev and Mrs. Sanborn is
quite sick at this writing
W. o. White of Lacouia, N H., visited his
niece, Mrs. W. N. SilIoway last week.
Mrs. W. N. Sioway is much improved in
health under DR.. Slayton's treatment.
Little Laura Silver, who has been stopping
with her aunt, Mrs W. N. Slloway has re
turned to her home in Craftsbury.
The sawmi is running on full time Those
wanting sawdust will do well to come at once
as few days more will finish saving the stock
of logs.
Zinc and grinding double the wear