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bue helo maize lace scroll and stripe Todays price. 5e fabric that sells regularly at old and nen In Dlack dfgureeh Todays price,. .oc Baistes fabric that usually sells at black colors Todays price, 'oc all and enects sells usually Todays price, ...s..... 'oc quality both light figures for waists and full suits To-
 
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REAL ESTATE.


 FOR SALE. S3250-Northside, corner; renting for $60 per month. $4500-9-room 2-story house close in on northside, paying 12 per cent. $1500--Bargain in 8 First avenue lot 25x 40. $l2, ,500-Third avenue lot, 50x140. $12,500-Second avenue lot, 50x140. S250O-South 20th street, corner, beauty. $4250-very choice and large South 20th street lot. $15, ,0o0-North 20th street store. $1750-Lovely Woodlawn place on large corner lot. S1500-6-room house, half block of East Lake car; very desirably located int Woodlawn. $700-5-room cottage, good cistern. near Atheneum, East Lake. We buy. sell, rent and insure prop erty. R. MCCONNELL & CO, Phone 46. 2020 Sd ave.
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THE FERD MARX STORE.

silver cup took place at the golf links last Thursday and Friday and resulted in fa- vor of Miss Lizzie Hutton.
 The following were the scores:
 Mrs. Eugene Brown, 165; handicap SO net 135.
 Miss Hutton, 15S; handicap 30, net 12s. Miss Leedy, 134, scratch.
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office, and is one of the most popular young men of the city Miss Howatt is a very attractive young lady.
 The members of Pelham Chapter. U. D. C., will meet with Mrs. c. s. Simmons at the Florence Hotel this afternoon at 4:S0. The regular meeting of the board of managers of the Mercy Home will be held at the home this morning at 1O:3O o'clock
 MRS c. l.. THOMAS, Sec. The cemi-monthly contest for the ladies'
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO IENDcwe have ss5O.ooo to lend on Birmingham property at very low rate; we avoid long delays, and lend from $500 up; call on us "A Chali- foux Building. D. F. Allen 6 Co. 6-19-tf
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SPRAYED.

 ASTRA RAY-One dark bay horse, long mane and tail, about 10 years old. Notify Bir- mingham Iron and Supply Co.,. phone 677. 5-2S-2t
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ASToRTA. Bears the Hlhs Kind You Have Always Bought ''s1a'''' es &NZzzzx

Drink Alabama Brewing Co.'S "Malt Extract" re. nowned for it's health pro- ducing qualities. Telephone 1928.
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ic. nervous, blood and private diseases.
 EVERY FORM OF PRIVATE DIS. EASE POSITIVELY CURED UNDER PLAIN GUARANTEE.
 invited free.
 Treatment by mall to parties who can. not visit me. No written prescriptions we furnish all medicines.
 Birmingham Daily News: ''The News comments him (Dr. Dozier) most cordial ly to all those in need of his services.'
 Age Herald: "His long record and an- proved abilities entitle him to the proud distinction of standing at the head of his profession"
 Alabama Christian Advocate: His pro- fessional standing is unimpeachable and his character as gentleman and citi- zen Is above reproach."
 Office and dispensary corner Third ave nue and Nineteenth street, Birmingham, ! Ala. s'
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Dyspepsia causes its victims to live in misery. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures dys- pepsia. .
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SITUATION WANTED.

 CAPABLE YOUNG LADY, with refer ences, would like to do corresponding and office work for some one, or be cashier, the former preferred. Address C. H., care eaAge7Herald WANTED-Clerical work or anything else honorable in an office or store, by a typewriter, new stenographer and one who has experience as assistant book keeper and salesman; city references; sober and willing to work for small pay to start. Address '21'' care Age-Herald. 5-26-tf
 SITUATION wANTED-Young lady stenographer with Al office qualiflca- tions, desires a position Address c. c. w. care Age-Herald. 5-26-3t WANTED-Young lady desires place as housekeeper in hotel or private family; references. Address o. D. N, Box 121, Tuscaloosa, Ala. b-25-bt $SOO-Nice level lot fronting St. Vincents Hospital and close to car line. G. F. Cramton, Sd ave- and 20th st. WANTED-By practical hotel and res taurant man place as steward or clerk; references. Address Tolb, care Age-Her- aid.
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Mrs. Albert Adler, dressing gown and night shirts; Hillman Hospital Chapter, Temple Emanuel, one dozen night shirts for charity patients; Hillman Hospital Chapter No. 1, composed of Eleventh avenue ladies, one-half dozen vases; Miss Carrie Turrentine, one pair of feather pillows; Mesdames Morris, Adler, Albert Adler and Sam Adler, one-half car of coal.
 The announcement of the engagement of MT. Benjamin Clifton Prince to Miss Leah Mary Howatt, daughter of Mrs. George Howatt, has been made. The we'd ding will occur in Jacksonville on June 12
 MT. Prince is connected with the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad
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The Ferd Marx Store.
The Ferd Marx Store.
THE WASH GOODS SALE
 CONTINUES

The counters crowded their capacity yesterday biggest days sale of Wash Goods ever or values here Today they're on sale agaln 22c, 25c and BOG goods at-the yard
 15c
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LAND TITLES

ALA BAMA ABSTRACT CO. 20oT First
 avenue. examiners of land titles; the only complete set of abstracts of title to this district. with plats. in existence;
 our abstracts show everything of which purchaser or money-lender should be apprised. 11-22-tf
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This section was visited by a heavy hail storm last evening that Is reported to have done considerable damage to crops in the northern part of the county. Rain followed a most terrific wind and dust storm.
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FOR SALE-A two-headed Jersey calf: was born alive; Is in good condition; a fortune for a man that will hustle 1t: will sell reasonable. Address D. D. o., care Age-Herald.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Special bargain in a South Highlands home, close to car line; all the modern conveniences, G. F. Cram- ton, Sd ave. and 20th st.
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WANTED-To sell a well-established barber shop, bath attached, on 20th st., near 2d avenue. Bailey & Howard. 5-26-tf
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In Society. The following donations have been made to. the Hillman Hospitali
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DR. o. T. DOZIER, Specialist.
 Genito Urinary Surgery.

CuIduSOu1 anu venereal dis eases. All deli cate disorders of sexual organs and pelvic vicera women. Cystit. Is, stricture, of m e n a n d sexual weak ness. prostititis Irregularities of women, impedi- ments to mar riage, and all form Af Ah-
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WANTED-All kinds of stenographic work by day or week; first class work at reasonable rates. Miss M. Rose Franklin, Stenographer and Typewriter, Metropolitan Hotel. 6-24-7t
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$750 CASH will buy, if taken at once, a beautiful 10-acre block with 4-room ten- ement, East Lake, near College Station: call quick for particulars. Smith 6
 Stillman, 220 21st st. 5-23-8t
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ATHENS.
Options on Lands Being Secured and
 Prospecting Begins.

Athens, May N.-(Special.) .)-Options are being secured at a rapid rate on lands in this immediate section for the Limestone County Gas and oil Company, and it is the intention of the company to begin work at an early date on the properties, prospecting for oil and gas.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; we teach the work in two months, donate complete outfit of tools, include board and guarantee good positions when com petent; catalogue and particulars free. MoE Barber College St. Louis, Mo. 1.7o$
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WANTED-100 stationmen. Riverside, Miss; price 13 and 15 cents per yard. Address c. D. Smith & Company, Mem- phis. Tenn. o-2-1mO
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A large number of old Confederate vet erans left this morning for Memphis. They were accompanied from Athens by the sponsor, Miss Mary Mason, who is to represent the Third Alabama Brigade. They left in fine spirits, going by the Southern from Decatur.
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WANTED-Everybody going to Texas to travel via the Queen and Crescent
 Route (Alabama Great Southern Rail-
 road). Twelve Q2) hours quickest time.
 Superb vestibuled trains Cafe dining cars. See J. c. Lusk. T. P. A. No. 20ls First avenue. I2-4-u
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WANTED-A boy who has had some ex- perience as a moulder. Apply at G. L. Anderson Brass and Bronze Co.,, Ath st. and 1sf ave
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The cemi-monthly contest for the ladies'
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WANTED-Teamsters, log cutters and hands to work on railroad laying track, etc.; cash paid daily. Apply to E E. Jackson Lumber Co.,, Pinetuckey, Perry County. Ala. 6-22-N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-29

in town last Friday to sec the circus est
tmatcd to be from 1000 to 10000 people 49,
j. w. Bailey and n. n. Stsnhore nave
been drawn as petit jurors to serve AT the
fall term of Franklin County Court.-Don
S. 'Thayor Of this place and who was for
time clerk In II. c. Ayers hardware
store, is to be married to Miss Addic Hull
at the homo of her parents at West Bcrk-
shire, Wednesday, Sept. 18th, at high noon
Deputy Sheriff J. II. Gross took George
1udvah to the work house at Rutlaud
Monday morning to serve a term for as
stult on the Kennott woman. George
Skipped to Canada after the assault and
came back to SEQ the circus parade, but
the officer took him in Just before II took
place, very much to his disappointment
MiSs Annie Smith Of Burlington Il visiting
her parents here, Mr.. ard Mrs. J.. H.
Smith.-The Fannie Vim BurloSuuc Co. is
to play in Ayers Opera House here Sept
Tth.-Mr. John Wilson, a long time resi-
uont of this place, died at his home on
lard Wood hill last Sunday night Uncle
John was II years old. He was an old
veteran of the war Of the RI bclion and
rad endured many hardships. His funeral
was held Tuesday forenoon at his home.
attended by many of his friends and NOM
hers of Frontier Post G. a. X. of which
he was "a memter
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WATERVlLLE.

7 i sherman Of Mas sachusctts Is visit
iur in town.-Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Miller
are visiting in Troy and Jay.-Mrs. New
man of Nav Hampshire is visiting he" SIS
Ter. Mrs. Charles FoN.--Iidward 'ulNa IT or
Franklin Is in town doing repairs on ms
house on the hill.-EIorlco Ennis, T.. NJ
Thomas and A. u. Stockwell each lost \
horse last week.-Mrs.. Il. II. Shattuck and
Mrs. e W. Manchester are attending Il
campmeeting at St Armand /, ~
Homer Locklin OF Washington, D. Co. IS
visiting his sister, Mrs. r. A. Nilder-s.
r. Miller Jr., has moved to hyde fHrK'-
Edison Holmes from West NeWto Mass
: the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w, scott -
Ami Leach has moved into the tenefnent
over his shop. Harris Beard has moved
into the house lately purchased, ana
Howard Thomas into the tenement 'acat-
ed by Mr. Beard.-Pearl w. Hunter ana
Miss Rogcna Q. Howard, 10th OF Vest
ford. were married at the residence or ~.
L. Beard on August 2st by MI, Beard. -
Mrs. Arthur Howe of Hardwick Is visiting
... hts. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Potter
Mrs George Stayles has moved on TO the
rim to live with her daughter, Mrs byron
Lock-H. A. jackson went to tlinlon,
Mass, on Friday to accompany his mother
hone. She has been stopping for several
weeks with a daughter at that place. Mrs
Mary Morgan of Cambridge Is visiting
Mrs A. /. LarawlN.-Mr, and Mrs. ''ar-
rev Lapoint of Westford are visiting Mrs
Russell
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DERBY,

Dr r. W. Clark and family returned 10
BrOckton last Monday REV. Mr.. Bliss OF
Springfield. Mass. occupied the pulpit in
the Baptist church last SurdaE m"friu-.
and Rev MIR Hathorn the congregational
pulpit in the evening. Mr. and Mrs n. A.
Ripley of Topeka. Kan, who have been
visiting in this county the past two months
started on their hlmeWard trip last Tu' $
day by the way of Burlington and the Pan
American exposition Mrs. G. *. Bates
ana daughters spent last week at their cot
tagc at Lake Nicw.-Ciirvin MagOon and
family who have been at Lake View i'm
North Derby several weeks returned to
Stratford last Wcducsdav.-Th graded
sch Of in this viii lgc commences mex. Mon
day. Miss Grace Bean Of Coventry tea h
- the highest department, Miss Lula Rick
lard the intermediates and Miss Ella Tav-
lor the prln airy. The new school building
is fully completed and painted the grounds
graded and il IS now one of the finest
school buildings in Northern Vermont -
Mrs O. ". Kelley expects to 90 to Auiug-
ton Mass, next week to spend som" time
with her daughter, Mrs Il. J. Pierce Mrs
Spalter has gone to Essex Junction and
Miss C. Baths to Bloomington for q Visi.
of lew weeks.
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. c. T.. Carpenter and Mrs. r. w.
Flint are visiting in Manchester, n. H..
and at BostOn,-I;enjamin Thoms Of
Nashua, n. H., former Richford boy, is
the guest of Miss Anna Gibson. for a cou-
ule of wceks.-Rev. Paschal +. Leavens,
u. D, Of Passaic, n. j., has been the guest
OF his brother. L. c. LraVens. the past
week.-Mr. and Mrs III. II. Comings and
Miss Mamie Aver went this week Nednes-
day to Buffalo.-Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Ferris
of Anderson, Ind. are visiting relatives
and friends here for a couple of weeks,
Mr.. Ferris was formerly in the veneer
business here,-Miss Nellie Parker Noyes
of Monteal Is visiting Der grandparents
bore, and has engaged as clerk in NJ. w.
Rounds store.-William Harper of New
ark. n. j., Is visiting in town. Be has
II position as manager in one of the large
machine shops tltoro--Mrs. Julia Arm
strong and Mrs. Carrie Sears, who nave
been spending the summer there and ut
st. Adams. left here Tuesday evening for
their respective homes, Minneapolis aud
Omaha,-Mr and Mrs. II. D. Melndy, Of
Nashua. n. H., are visiting here.-Mr. ana
Mrs. L. n. Davis and daughter, Miss
Mamie, left last Saturday morning fo7 @uf
falo.-Thcrc was large crowd OF people
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AlBURG CENTRE.

Miss Adde fItnsinger of itouses Point,
n. Y, spent Sunday vith friends in Gown.
Mr. and Mrs. John Valentine are the
happy parents of daughter, born Aus.40th
Mrs. +. K. BraYtOn of SNantOn WAS IN
town last wo,k.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Gibbs of New York state. are visiting for
rev days in toWn.-Miss Bessie Fell of
st. Adams, is the guest of MI ana MI
w. j. Wightman.-rhe school directors
have been repairing some of the school
buildings in town and have made a de
oidcd improVcmcnt.-iiarry Rockwell, who
was home two weeks i'll, mas returned to
the steamer Vermont to hll his position
as Uaiter-Miss Emma Pierce returned to
Rutland Monday after several weeks Wis
it at l., f.. Soulc's.-The ladies % tho
church will hold social at the home of
Mr and Mrs. w. II. ProWr Thursday cN-
oning.-Mrs. T.. Mention Rockwell and chill
dren have been spending several day at
Plattshurgh with Mr. Rockwell - Mis- Ma
bel Haynes has returned from her visit in
Canada,
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Carrie Armstrong lost a finger Friday
on "A saw.-Miss Joanna Croft returned
from Buffalo Saturday. She has been at
the Pan-Amcrican nearly two months.
having charge of the maple sugar exhibit.
A. j. Smith was relieved of his wallet
ana Sl37 and Alec Shay of $li ut the circus
in Richford last Friday.-Miss Julia HAIR
NCy, a sister of the late -. \. Harvey is
visiting in town for few daNs-Miss
Nellie Peton of High gate is visiting her
sister, Mrs. f.. McFeotcrs. a. f.. CAL
braith has returned from bis visit in Der
by.-Nliss Anna Hamilton Is in camp
with friends at TIlphgatc Springs for
few days.-l'rof w. NJ. Sowle of state Col
lcSe. Pa, is spending a few weeks with
his mother before returning to his WORK.
He has been in the West and Pacific
states Tor the past two months-H. j.
Daigle. general agent for tho Prudential
Insurance company of America has re-
Gently appointed as special agent f. a.
Iqilcv. whose field will be Grand Isle
county and st. Aludns Fairfax and Geor-
pia, ana seth K. Bent, whose territory is
Chittcndcn county and whose hcadquar-
tcrs will be in Burlington. Mr.. Lately s
headquarters will Ice in St Alhtns but his
family will remain here for some months.
o. Austin Whitcomh Of Beverly Mass. n
former resident Of Enoshurgh, has pre-
scented to the public library copy OF Tho
Bradford History" the original manu-
script was called the Log of the May
flower and is a record kept Icy George
Bradiord of the proceedings Of the Ply
mouth Colony down to the year ld41-Miss
Anna Giddings clerk at Aseltinc X Green
vnod's is taking two weeks vacation
Mrs W. V. Phelps Is at the Franklin
House. ilighrntc Springs, for several
weeks. MIR. Phelps will he there as much
as his business viii allow. Mr. story. III"
bari er. has engaged W. r. Adams of Man
chester ~ H.. to work in his shop.-Nrs
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CHELSEA.

the various pubic schools OF chelsea Will
Gym ON Monday september "a, 1901, Win
the following force OF teachers: Academy,
Principal. John Nj Constock, assistant.
MISS Lena II. Spaldlng OF barre No
tNlIlHS' dlstrlcU lhtorho-lht", MISS tthtl
NJ. kcnn"N OF Ihcttordi 80. primary,
MISS Ann" IL Howe OF 1unhridg"; NO.
NJ lss bcftha I'ihlprth OF IChnrihte, no T.
MRS. Ella +. Medcall, 40. y MIS- Martina
J." NoySs, No TO- MISS X. Hianch" Carpeh-
ltri ~ MISS Edlth F.Hood, no. j., MISS
Eice j. hlpoee OF East l"thdoIpu' no. ~
MISS Laura Il. fuI'r.-l'urlng the month
oi July orange County creamery received
-"?i pounus OF cream an" -oV-sl POUNDS u
'tl,h from WulCh were maue ~ ponh'3
OIL puur ,"hlcn brought fZ''l'si.'ufrent tN-
penSeS were S"'"1'' lAtr"n~ Wer" pald -
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SOUTH HERO.

n Corey has resigned his position in tho
Rutland Canadian office. ana accepted a
more lucrative office at ST. Albans.-M
Lura Allen, and daughter Lucy. have re-
turned from the Pan merican.-Ed>
Robinson of Minneapolis is spending the
summer with his mother. Mrs .Abbic Rob
inson.-Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan Of the To-
dine Sprng House left Monday for New
Iork.-Mss Ruth Barnes of kankakce,
ILL.,, has been visiting at Capt. Corbin' :.
The captain is recovering from a slight
paralytic shock and is able to be out. =
Vernon Wilcox of Worcester. Mass, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Wright
-N.Paro has sold his horse, "A fine stopper,
to Charles Coz don.-Mrs i. +. v ads
worth and Mrs Charles Walker have re-
turned from visiting friends in Norwood,
y. I.-Miss Matte Reynolds of Burlug-
ton is visiting Miss katherine i1Vings' a..
Mr.. McCumire of the Island House caught
line string of 20 black bass Monday
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RAK ERSFIElD,

Dr John T. Brigham of Wincherion.
Mass, is visiting in town. Mr.. Churchill
of North Hero has bought the hous" and
land owned by William NaramOre in the
north part Cf the village ana VIII erect a
butter factory at once Miss Grace Park
cr of Johnson is visiting friends in town.
o. J. Maynard has completed his new
house and has moved in.-Schopl in dis
triCt No. ! commenced Monday with Miss
Lydia Barnes. teacher: in west school,
with Miss Flora Barnes, teacher-Mr.
Fuller Of burlington was in town last ri
day on business for Humane Society. Tho
doYmitory has been closed ana Paul Bio
Gah and family have returned to their
hOmc.-Mr Page of Mancho ster, \. IT,
has been engaged to take Mr.. Ncal's pla 'a
as instructor in Brigham Academy; Miss
Rachel Stewart In place of Miss Frances
Iedoux and Madge McIllroy I'm place of
Miss Higley.-Miss Cora Wh6elock has re-
turned from Franklin, where she has been
working this summer.-B. Il. Tillotson OF
iirhgate is visiting his mother, Mrs. S. O.
DlllCtSOu
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ Wells and Frank Il.
lloyt are visiting the Pan-American. go
Harry Chaplin Of Connecticut Is in town
the guest of his uncle, Edison Wells,-AlIs.
Eva Gates and daughter. Marion. are VS.
itinR at @. a. divers in North Sheldon
A daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs
Rodney Sturtevant, Thursday, Aug. 3nd.--
Miss Lou Hyde Of Swanton was in town
over Sunday the guest of Martha Colburn.
Rev Carl j. Peterson Of Berkshire oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Union church sun
day morning and delivered a very interest l.
ing ina helpful sermon. Mr., Peterson was
formerly pastor in this town and has
many warm friends who are always mucn
pleased to welcome him to East Fair-
held.-tiarold Thompson of st. Adams IS
the guest OF Walter Isham. -fsolla Chase
Is at il home here from Niagara Falls.
He is the guest Of his father, Mr.. Perry
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Caroline Bowen is engaged as hook
k, opor for Sweet. Powell CO.. of Richford
r NJ IaId Of Sprinricld Mass ;s tho
guest Of her daughter. Mrs A r. King
There will be a grove meeting i'm / n
stoves grove. commoncinn Friday cven-
ing. August 20 and continuing untiI Son
trmhcr s Services viii he hold daily ar
2:3G. and ZOO u. m and ON sundays at
lo.30 a m 2.3o and ZOO N m Rcv A
L. titlton and wife. evanpoIists of Rrool,-
In \ y in charge Admission 70
rrouude free Mrs A. II King and daurb-
tcrs Katherine and Marion returned from,
Al lton tridav-AIrs Chester l,lrvood Of
r-i,..... l.. 49,. ,,.ii,,,r ~, ,,...i Itch L. .,
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STOWE.

Geo, w. Harris and Mrs. Edwina Harlow
were married Aug. 2ith by Rev. George T.,
Burnham.
MIR. and Mrs. c. !. Robinson are rejoicing
over the birth of a little daughter,
Mrs. Albert Winship and daughter Lena
are spending the week with Mrs. II. q.
Thomas.
Mr., and Mrs. f.. II Slayton of Woodstock
are visiting Mrs. Stella Luce and other
friends IN town.
Mrs. Van Chase Of Wil}iston is stopping
for a few weeks with her sister Mrs G. l..
McMuhon.
Mrs. q. w. Edison Of Moscow is seriously
ILL.,
Principal and Mrs c. L. Cowlcs will oc-
Cupy the Peter quinn house the coming
year. Mr. quinn goes To Barre Saturday
to live with his daughter Mrs. W, II.
Miles
The annual picnic Of the townspeople Will
be held this year on Friday, Aug. 30. At thu s
time it is not decided whether Smugglcr $
Notch or Lake Mansfield will be the OBJ
JectiVc point.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY.
MORRISVlllE.

William McClintock Of Boston is at home
on visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
q. McClintock the first time in seven
years.
Mrs. r. r. Ellis and daughter returned
Saturday from their two weeks outing.
Morrsville's small boy baseball team
went to johnson Friday and played the
small boys of that town, defeating them
y to .,
Mrs f., j. Merrill and Mrs. j, $. Banistsr
ter and Boston.
e. II. Cady and son from Gorham, ~
H., are visiting old friends in town.
Fifteen to nothing was the way the HYDE
Park team did up the home team on the
old fair grounds Saturday afternoon,
Friday afternoon the So -" . n play
ed the Hyde Park team, defeating them
by a score of 10 to 3.
George Mower OF st. Adams. Is in town
on short visit among friends.