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light heads. The baggage car was
the liquor store room. and large
crowd of thirsty legislators were
constantly opening cases q cham
payne.
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Will Ne Recover 2

CHRIsTIANA, Feb. 22.-Hendrik
fbsen, the poet and dramatist. has
had q relu oaa-
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4 passenEer's Story.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. g2.-E. {.
Howell an cx-anidisr from Manila.
vas a steeraEe passenger on the III
fated Rio Jan~iro. Howell reached
the shore ~ the first boat from the
ship.
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/ owing TO the pressure of
/ news on the Stars columns to-
+ day a number OF interviews
7 with citizens on the question OF /
+ higher saloon licenses are with :
held until tomorrow.
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The steamer Humboldt, which has
been lying at Martinez, Cal, in
fresh water for several months. has
como out Of drydoek after a thorough
overhhultng. ana IN ~ Mission wharf
san Francisco. ON Thursday next
the Humboldt viii nuli for seattle,
VIA Eureka, 60 resume business on
the fkaEWny route.
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Humboldt Will Arrive.

era ngcnt u the Alaska Steamship
Co, at Douglas
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At The RingaIfle

X ring was staked az the old grist
mill. Marquis Of Quecnsbury rules
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Today being Washington birth
day. many OF the ships IN the har-
Dor wers appropriately decorated.
ter Grant.
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SIR. Talbot, commercial agent 81
the PHclnc coast Steamship Co. who
has just returned from Vancouver,
reports considerable prospective
spring travel from that point for
Nome
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LAMOILLE COUN MY.
HYDE PARK,

sheriff Robbins served warrant or \.
j N,acnum and vito Thurs 10y. Mr.. and
Mrs. A.acham boarded for "A time with
NrS Lewis Whittcm,rc and Ntrr their
a, lulturr several tb,ugs al at the mousse
vcr, found 70 be missing Wheu sheriff
Rolliu, called Thursday he found Mrs.
N,4chum Nturiug ID pin. and several 9th =
things were found i'm her possession.
l,sliup Vas h.ld in IA" counts clerks Of
flee bcforc hustle, \ V. WisWoN and shs
Way nucd st. atl COSTS, amounting Ia Sli 20,
At the last report she hal NOT Pald her
fine. She claimed that Mr. M,'cham took
tie things and gave them to her He has
Tot been found,
NJ and MtS Sayton lo't Monday
for "A trip To Buffalo and various rla es IN
the south. The doctor will stun for a few
weeks At Baltimore and take special
course at Johns Eopkins university. They
expect to return homo about November LIST.
Mrs. H. J. LUlcY lott Monday with Dr
and Mrs. Slaytou for BUlti' o and from
thcr, will 90 To- Minnesota, " ere she Will
apon0 "A few weeks visiting friends and
relatives.
Miss Lois whitney, who has Ureu visit
ing al +. |. Iillcy's during the past month,
i,u Monday for Worcester, Mass. WHORE
she will remain Tor short time b fore
returning to her home in C'N-tl Lake
III,
J. Wilson Leach and Hawv Nolhrook
t.u Monday moulne for rurlirg;ou
whc.. tG.N win rtcr IN" l.. y. N. Luc %
, Noycs expected 10 accompany them but
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on account Of the sickn IS of his fathcr
he will postpone his departure for a few
weeks. Hyde Park. with its little iucorp1-
rated village Of less than 20 people h Va
in the past fifteen years scnt over twenty
people TO college and q large majority Of
them graduated.
Miss Edith Badger. who has made her
home with her sister, Mrs. J $. Under
wood, during the past year. left Tuesday
for Lowell, Mass, whore she has a p 81
ton in q jcwcry store.
Miss Catherine SmaIlov. who has l..
visiting at w. y. Putram during tho past
few weeks. has returned 10 her home n
Stowe.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs F. -.
Foster, who has been sick for tn psf
f'w weeks. died Sunday with cholera in
funtum. Tho funeral services were hell
at tho house Monday afternoon. Rev. f..
&. Taylor omciatlug
The Academy foot ban team were in ta-
Ecrsiicld Saturday and played the return
gam" with brigham Academy The score
at tho ord of the second lulf was II to If.
Mr.. Ella Camp and son. Byron, who
have been in burlington tho post we.I,.
returned home Tuo-dHy. tyrou passed
through a very successful OPERATION on his
zoe and is now gcttint along as we'll ~
could h' expected.
Miss Gertrude Fife of Wolcott Is here
for a few days visit with her cousin.
Helen NJ Gale.
Miss Alice Crane has returned from hor
horc in Ludlow. and Is stopping with her
mother at Hotel Phocnix.
Mrs. ] :. Underwood went ~ St johns.
bury Tuesday with hor sister. MISC
Idth Badger. who hts secured "a positioN
in Low u, Mass
MI and Mrs George White r Montpcl.
ic" arc h"ro for a fow days. visit with
judge White Tuesday they all spent ths
day with friends i'm Eden
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the evening session 10y the Rev. Albert
lIannatt of Bellows Falls. and the other
address in the evening was by the Rev.
Or l. NJ Atwood of Canton, n. y. Gen
cra superintendent of churches. At this
meeting the church was filled with listen
ers. 'rhe music was furnished by n male
Gunrtctte composed of c u. Anderson Z.
II Harvey, IHa:1'and S. Stranahan and e.
w. BSSot In the afternoon n large num-
bcr of those attending the convention en-
joyed u trolley ride to St Adams Bay.
The Roiscs Point and St Adams rail-
way post ofiicc has been re established.
and was run for the first time yesterday
morning This gives u double service, two
mails a day between this city and RouscS
Point.
Most of the corn to he canned at the
cGnnng factory in this city has boon
brought to the factory. and next week will
be begun the canning Of apples.
Miss Anna NJ. Donovan went to North
field yesterday to visit relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. J.. C. Grant of Burlington
and Or w. II. Beers of Bridgeport. Conn,
are guests of DR.. ard Mrs. George G.
1}erkley.
Mrs. julius II. Seymour and Miss sue
Seymour of Now York who have been
spending tho summer in this vicinity, Wis
it'd i'm the city yesterday.
Mrs. jed =. Ladd and daughter of AL
burg arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred -.
Morton.
Mrs. Hattie Branch Jcwctt who has been
visiting in the city few days, has re-
turned to her home in Santa Cruz, Cal.
Fred Brennan of South Amhov. y.
j.. is i'm tho city He Is one his way to
Montreal to meet friends
Mrs. Henry Plow and son returned yes
to-day to their homo in Hartford, Conn,
after visiinG Mr.. and Mrs -. Is. ellison
of Congress street
Mrs. james Holloway will 80 to shell
hurne to-day to visit friends for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Smith Of Upper Wei
den street arc visiting in Montp' Her
Mrs, A. G. Beach, who has been visiting
Mrs. w H. Parkhill has returned to Mid
dlChurv
Harry Parkhir is very i'll caused by an
ahsccss in his ear.
Mrs. H. shaw is visiting i'm Nor,h-
ii,ld
&. n. Dixon has returned from buffalo,
y. Y. where he has been attending thu
Pan-American exposition.
Miss GcorEiana Wales returned last
night from Saranac Lake, n. Y. where
sho has been spending the summer
Miss Ella Lovolac" of Ogdcnshurg. ~
y, is visiting Miss OrSeSIunt.
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ESSEX CENTRE,

Memorial services in honor # Presi-
dent Mckinley were held IN thr CousrcEa-
tional church Thurs iav evening, in which
all the churches united. Remarfs were
made by each OF the three pastors RcV :.
X. r. Fay. +. c. Abbey and \. r.. Enrght.
and by Prof. orion of the f.. G. /. The
church was beautifully decorated with
draped flags in the chandelier and around
the pulpit There was a larS' portrait of
the late President upon tho ru'rlt. sur
rounded by drs ped flags. A lirrr number
Of plants and cut flowers We're toStetully
arranged One piece was a beautiful harp
of orange and white aston A large mas
was draped back Of the pulpit. A chorus
choir furnished the music lead Kindly
Light" Nearer My COD To Thee" and
ether hymns were sung. iAD exercises
were very rrpre ssive,
The T.. c. :. boys went 70 tnderhilf
Monday, and crossed bats with a nine
there. The score was 10 = in favor Z
anderhlH.--F W. Hall went to New York
TUESDAY morning to market. He took the
benefit Of the excursion Rev. r. +. Fay
g. preaching a series of very interesting
sermons IN the life OF jacob. He has Spo-
ken upon Jacob as a Man Of the World, ;
Jacob as a Saint" and Jacob as n
Prince" Last sunday his discourse was
upon his meeting with his brother lIsan
on his return to his native country.
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MONT COM cry.

Joseph Bois' loo has sold his place to
Charles Bak r.. Consideration $>2j-MrS
Jerry Murray is visiting in Connecticut -
\ 4 Kingsley has returned flom a visit "f
several weeks in Windsor, ltlund and
Gardner Frank Pratt has returned rom
Hurdwick \. w Taylor is visiting in
Richford. Miss Matte Rushford and Ed
ward Domino were married at East Rcrk-
shire on Tuesday 'rhcY viii live i'm Itlcn-
forG-Mr. ana Mrs Roy kingsley are re-
joicinE over the birth Of a son. horn Sept.
2i.-Niss Louise Kcltou returned to New
York on Tue sdaN.-EdWard Nadney has
mcVed his household goods from G. K.
Gates house,. j. Morton OF 81. Adams
was in toWn last wCek Miss Alice chpp
has gone to New York and ON her return
will bring "a line of millinery poods-Mr.
and Mrs, l.. y. Martin have gone to Penn
sYlVania on a Visit.-At the special town
meeting on Tuesday ii was voted 10 oN-
empt Nelson, Hall 4 CO., from taxation
for period of five years 1t is nov hoped
they will rebuild in Fred Murray Is
moving MaHOg
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CAM BRIDGE.

0P'v''' NV '.'l'at So -, - i.
'He oo4~I a. ''"I''t t''1'' 80 90 '"N' LAY
ll memory IT,. '"i "'''Ne' ~. 49, w III,
M'N'H''N' '"t """SN "'9 '"'- an eN.'
Te'''s ll" 10 ,'' VI 81. A. ''"t
We SuIl'"'E "'Oo' 49, w" i''tI"9' -
ana othrr plah'9. ne uHE Oh OUT '''".'.l
WHS u"'N.. W. '"it ~ Id. = i.- ''
81 w M NJ. ',"eS NJ ~, u'
ana SuII"".IH'u 10y "rc"'hN' 'N4t-
Lao \I"uIN IlE"'' Nt"ie i -i' 80" ~
nee anu ANU It, 80 49,, gu ~.
lH"H'r9 ~ "a - NJ
SMOKE OF N' N''4'N me ,.''t a. - ~. ''
M'NIh''N ''ir p"' - r. r. No. -.
S''''SH't"' nv ~, ~
iiin ANA IrI rI
IN" NoHh- HeE VIZ a.. ','s 80 ON
hI' i' .'",Tt - -, I,,,- ,'',.,. ''. ,t.
Ff'S'o'h'' ~ pi,4 ,,,ri ~. l,,,.i
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SHElBuRNE.

p. n. Percival has bought of Thomas
Thompson his house and store The house
he Will occupy with his family. The store
he has rented to Henry j Cioodsell, who
has bought Mr.. Thompsons stock of goo ls
and will continue to sell all kinds of gen
oral merchandise and fresh and salt
meats.
Thomas Thompson expects to move his
family to Ashland. \. c., tho first of Oc-
tohor Mr.. Thompson will open Il gem raj
merchandise store at that place.
Charming r. White of New York city Is
IN town visiting his parents, capt. ANA
Mrs. r. j. White.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Fred W. Bissonett on friday. Sept.
- at 2 p. m.
William West, head groom for Or. W..
s Webb went to Brattloburn. IN, lav.
with % of Dr. Webbs nuc coach horses TO
attend the fair held in that place this
WAok
Capt r. ]. White will sell At public auc-
tion at the residence of Charles Wiut, r.
bottom a large quantity of household
goods and farming implements saturday.
sept, ~, 1901
Ebert II. Nash has bought OF Charles
Winterbottom his village residence MI.
Wiuterbot tom Will move his Family t.
burlington, oct. l.
Thomas Thompson will have an auction
of his household goods and horse ana car
riaRes oct s.
Mrs Elmer Slocum and children are WIS.,
iting in st. Adams and Swanton.
Henry Harrington is building a large
slo on the east end of his barn.
Miss Jennie Thompson. teacher in SUIT
ton district has Il pupils registered.
Thomas Thompson will move his family
to st. Augustine, Fla, instead of Ash
willie, ~ c., because Mrs. Thompson has
friends IN st. Augustine.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sorell gave a
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JOHNSON.

Homer Pook Is earring potatoes here.
paying 80 cents rcg Lu-hoL-Dell Sturte.
want and vii, spent sunday with his
u:uthcr At Ea-' Firhold.-Ar'hdr Laduks
has moved his family to burlington tx
tho purpose of educating his hovs-Nli
Leslie and wife attended the fair ut &.
Joiushury last week Mr. Joseph BDtlef
tell ont Of a w9eon and broke ror ankle IN
two places She is doing w,ll-Mrs i M
LaraWar has returned from her vis' q
'Hn horiaud NlI. Mc.-Rev. ]. r Johnson
has h"ou called to finish ont Mr. Chry-t TIC
term at the NJ +. church. ana delvere
his 'iryt sermon last SUNDAY, which Mas
fuII of though: and wisdom A very quiot
w ding took place at the beautiful re il
u.urr Of our esteemed town rau, .. :.
Tuok last week when his d4urhtor Na-tN,
was uuitoo in marriage to william Sir
,.a .r. They W'rc ar tho Fau-An,orrlu III
company with W. f. Waters and VIE.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
DERBY.

Rev. Mr. ana Mrs q. 5. Chase spent
part Ot last week at Mrs, NJ IL pWlld-
sons and visited their many friends mere.
MIR Chase IVES pastor Of tho Rapti~C
church several years ago and principal ot
Tcrbv academy They VIII spend this week
i'm Colchester gnd then return to " lrr,n,
Me. where they nov reSldc.-Leldnd
Wiley won't TO Burlington last Monday
Ia enter the e. V. NJ Mrs tlenrv Woods
ley. who has Teen sick nearly two months,
died last saturday. rhe funeral services
we're held At tie house TUESDAY loren 10 I
at 10 o'clock. -Four deer We're seen play
ing near the Hcpklnsou Bros, corn Held
last week ThurslaY.-Wlliam 4. Forb !
Of Cambridge. Mass. Is spending HIS va
cation with his friend George HopN0-
son Charles Wilson has sold his farm ~
Mr.. R0Ncl If Ayrcs Flat p. 9Th I
Ladies Aid of the Conerc sattonal church
propose giving thcil annual chicken-pa
supper next week. NaN not decided upob
lct.-Thc body Of r. rink r, ID io'mer II Ia
Continued on 7th pase)
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SWAN TON.

A number of our citizens went to New
York ON the excursion,
Charles j. Tatro and far'''. y mot cd
from Ferry street into tire S,utl uu., .. ,u
the corner of Farrar and Church streets.
The band gave their regular weekly con-
cert ON the park this Wednesday evening
and drew out quite a crowd despite the
GOODNESS of the evening.
Almost the stiffness of death pervaded
the village Thursday during greater
part of the day. All places of business.
including manufacturing plants, bank.
postofce, drug stores, barber shops and
everything else but the churches
were closed. At eleven o'clock a.
IN. there were special memorial services
at the Episoopalian church attended by IA
good number, including the scholars of
the high and grammar schools who at
tended in body, Rev. Borden Smith in
his sermon dwelt particularly on the les
son of Forgiveness t. be learned from
the story of President MCNinlcYs life and
death. In the evening there was a union
m ar ha at IA ar nh M NH nb
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ENOSBURGH.

Albert Woodward had a valuable horse
killed the list hy hUckinG off from high
approach TO lis barn. rh, mate was
quite badly inquired. y. -. Carpcrtpr is
visiting his daughter Mrs VIII kidler.
in Derby Mr.. AVID Mrs James lilhey Of
Craftsbury are visiting their dauShtD".
Mrs +. NJ Wright, and other relatives in
TOWN.. q. Fassett attended the fair in
st JohnsbulY, ana OF hs way homo par
chased II fine registered Jersey bun rllr
Of r., q. Bronson of East Ilardwic> -
George RcMmineton, WHO is in the employ
of The De Laval separator COMPANY" IN
New York is in town for few day Mrs.
Relnmington has been with friends mere
for several weeks.-Hellc duG Louise. little
daughters of b. II. and Mary Fairbanks
of Greensboro, were hlptiz,d in Memorial
church by Rev. j. " II. Bakey the "a.
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GEORGIA..

but who for many years was matruu of
the Homo for Missionaries children NJ
Newton Contra, Mass, is visiting Rev. and
Mrs q. Lorrimrr for few weeks, II
number from town are attending tho Bap-
fist State Convention at Burlington Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Mrs
Diana Posts brother, Mr.. Nee has CONF
from the West to visit his sister and other
rclativos.-pr. Lindsay of Montpelier was
IN town for few days last week. il"nr5
Jones of St Adams ana his sister. Mrs
Cynthia Little # New York were in town
Saturday MIR. and Mrs. MARSHALL N,N
audcr and Gauphtcr Ruth Al, takins q
trip for tho health Of the latter.-Mrs
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CHARLOTTE.

quite q heavy frost visited this place
last Thursday night Sept lqth.-,Iunn
Nattison, who has been quite III the uas.
Two months is able to ril" out.-Mr'. Hem
ry Bray and daughter # Burlington are
visiting relatives in town.
Henry c. Wilder of Battle Creek, Mich,
made short visit in town this week ou
his way home from NV York citN..-i'r, d
r. Booth of FerriShurgh was in town
Monday doing some surveying for +. NJ.
IlubhCll.-H"ury W. Roo has gone to Buff
falo.-S. IT, Russell is putting a bath room,
etc. in his dwcling-The Ladies' Aid ar"
to give chicken pie supper from to Q
y. IN. in tho vcstry FridaY.-FarmcrS are
busy putting corn i'm t. their silos. Ralph
n, Smith win buy apples Of Nix n Sons
OF New Nork-Mr. Whipplc and IIamil-
ton of Rutland wore H. town this week
putting up som, silo machinery for Grors
f. Prindle n Son.
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EAST FRANKLIN,

q, r. IIibbard and family of lrooklNn
V. who have been spending the SUM-
mcr with his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Hin
bard, have returned to their homc-Aliss
Pertha l.. Olmstcad and w. j. Moore Of
Montpelier were married "Wednesday. sept.
49, by nv. Mr., Ford. at the home Of N"
brides parcnts,--Thc w G, T. T.. of East
Franklin and West T., = Live held a public
temperance meeting nj the church of West
!, ~ ''ro Friday evening, sept 20 CONSIST
iu5s of rccitlti'uS ana music and a short
tak hy Rev. Mr.. Ford and c. II. Arm
CT
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FRANKLIN,

Hon, T., Il. Bel and wife are spending
a week IN burlington ard Malone, n. y
Miss Ella Kendall returned from Hart
land Monddy.-Mr and MIS-, Gordon &.
Gates of Bakersfield were IN town Sunday
and Monday. The village schools opened
again Monday morning.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ
OTIS are visiting in Gorham. n. II.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE,

Mrs. William Miner is Visiting friends in
Wan ron.-Mr. and Mrs. Philip Duivc of
South Starksl orc visited their sons. Jo-
%crh AMI Henry DuiVc. last wcck.-Nill-
lam Lcavtt has on exhibition very large
owl which h" caught in Il trap recently
Mitchell Russell is moving into part of tho
house I'm which Julius Driul<Watcr lives.
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NOTICE.
TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. O. D. Bemis' mother, who has been
visiting her for a few weeks, has return
ed to her homo in l3raintrce,-Mr and
Mrs. Nelson Eddy of ClaremOnt, N. H.,
are visiting AZ Mr.. George Fay's,-Mrs,
Brooks and sons. Ernest and Eddie, visit
ed AZ Clayton Fullcr'S over sunday The
Lend-a-Iiand mot with Mrs. Mu2zcy last
VhufRdaX.-Iiss tlora Colby of DuIlinp-
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WINOOSKI.

The advertised letters IN the post Office,
for the week ending September 2lst, are
~ follows: Mrs. Mary Arpine, J.. II. BUT
Ter, Mrs. Eastwood Brown, George Better,
Miss Mary Gutter Nose Rivers.
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ESSEX.

S. r. Small Of Wapella Iowa. Is visit
ing his brother. c. II. Small This S Mr..
Small's first visit TO Vermont after IN alb.
sence of 30 years
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ton Is visiting at his unclc'S, Henry Gill
letts.-liOraCc Cutter is laid up with u
lame back.-Mrs. Arthur Dcmcritt is
Inf
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COLCHESTER.

George Thompson is in town,-Mlss Elya
Thompson of Ehsex Centre is in town
Frank Dague hak gone TO Walpole, n. II.
Mrs. Ellen Wright IL spending few
days In Burlington.--Mis Amanda Crown
OF Milton and ME-. ana Mrs. Dumond #
Sprinaaeld. Masas yisited at w. j. Park
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Nellie Ldhoy is spending a few DAYS
in EurlingtOn.- Ladies Auxiliary meet
with Mr.. Daniel Mcron Wednesday after
noon.
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NOTICE.

Friends and Patrons: After October LIST
we shall give no credit. We will cut our
prices as low as possible, and hope to keep
your patron 20. Yours respectfully, &c o..
+. Prindlc and Sons East and West Char
lotte. 49, VIZ
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

a large crop of cranborrics has been So
cured on the marsh belonging 10 MIR Sa-
rah observation-disclosures NJ. Hazard has re-
gently bought a GasolCnc engine for his
farm u-e.-Mrs I.arock and son Gcoris" If
Montreal are visiting W. /. Bradley and
family The funeral of Mr. John Taggirt,
Sr. was held on sunday afternoon at the
BAPTIST church the Rev, G, II, Carr OH
ciating. The pail bearers, grandsOn5 Of
the deceased. were Chas Taggart of Mid
dlctoWn, Conn, Dr. Robert Taggart Of
Greenwich, y Y, y. q. Tagpart of Bur
ltngton and kenneth TagFart Of Charlotte,
O. =, Read having general charge. Mr..
Tapgart was a long time resident OF Char
lCtlc and among the very few remaining
of his generation i'm this part of the town.
He is survived by widow, son and daugh
ter Deacon j. r. TagEart and Mrs. J. !.
Dumas Of Bristol. Those attending tho
funeral FROM out of town were Nj ana
Mrs. Cyrus Beers, Nv, and Mrs Henry
Carpenter Of Fcrrisburgh, George n. Rob
orts of Shelbdrne Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
I!oldridse and Mr.. and Mrs. T. ~ Lyman
of HiresburEh. Mrs. l.. Il. Hubbard of
Highland Park, a suburban town of Chi
cage, Is visiting her moth or, Mrs. Olive
Wooster Mrs. Hubbard has been away
from town for tho last ten years and says
tho general air If thrift and prosperity of
Charlotte Is very much in evidence and
lcasant to see on her return.
NOTICE.
Friends and Patrons: After October Isl
we shall give no credit We will cut oul
prices AS low as possible, and hope to lto er
your patronage, Yours respectfully, Geo
., Prindle and Sons, East and West Char.
lotte. IL, w.t..