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'ENVSYLRtNia 3ill2 bAJ.
Suubury Il Lewistown Division.
In effect Wv. %, 1899.

Train leaves Slnburv 30 III, ar
rlveS at SehnSgrovn , - p m
Leaves Seliusgrove 6:00p. m, arrives
at Sunburv 6.tj p IN.
Trains leave Lewi,town Junction
iS2am lOl3a m, 10 m. .l3Dp m .2p m. up
IN, 1? O2 m for Altoona, PittShurg mi the W 49,.
For Baltimore and Washington sos a IA gal
lH2 % ABB 10 u m For PhiladrlunlI rud Nrs
York ) D, sos, . 20 Il m, l 0A 80 35 and lllG y
IN For harrisburg 10 pm
Philadelphia & Erie R r Division
AND
NORTHERN CENTRAL. RAILWAY
WESTWARD.
Train iaave7 S'l sgrove Junction daily for
SuuO ny and West.
925am, II 5S p III, 80 p MS Inday 9 - a IN,
Si3 III.
Trains leave Sunbury daily except sunday:
II q m for Il II ,io Erie and Canandaigua
8 10 IN Tor Belleiont. Erie and Canaudaivua
gi2am tJr LOOK Haven Tyrone ami the Wes'.
| 10 IN for Relloionte Q he Tyrone and Canaan.
daigua
58p m ior henovo and Elmira
; 10 p III tor Willlamspolt
Sunday 81 a m for Bun lo via Emporium, 5 10
a m for Erie and C,nantaixua
94sam for Lock Haven anu s So p In fer Wii
Transport
65Oam, 955a IN 90 and IS IN Tor Wilkes
barre and Hazelton
$lOam, 10 lOam, 2o5 p IN, 5 As m Tor Shame
kin and Mount Carmel
Sunday 9 55 IN for Wlkesbarre
EASTWARD.
Trains leave Selins. grove Junction
1905 III, d a | V arriving at PhI ,delphia
3l' p m New York SO p IN Baltimore 3 II y III
Washington i0 pm
534 IN daily arr wing at Philadelphia
900 = IN New lurs 3 SO q III, Baltimore Q Is u III
Washington 10 80 p IN.
sap IN. uaily arriving At Philadelphia
= 3st m, New ork il3 Il in Baltimore . 30 a m
Washington 05 am
ia MS also leav. Sunhury:
"a "A m daily arriving at Philaieldhia 50 q IN
Baltimore q 81 . M Washi gton 745 am New
rks33 m Weekdays, 10 3S III SUNDAYS,
- 90 N week days arriving at Philadelphia
Ii - a. IN, New YORK l3 p IN, BaltmLIe ll51
m, Washington 90 u
. 100 y III, Week days arriving st Philadelphia
~ m New iorS 30 p IN, baltimore OF p IN
washington l5pm
Trains also leave Sunbury at . 30 a IN and s 25
ana 5 81 IL, Tor Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Baltimore
, X. WOOD. Gen'l Pass Agent
''B. HUTCHINSON 'ieu'l Manager.
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Hn0fier TisERSr
Removed by
Lydia (. Pi.flt-
hams Vegefa-
Bile COMPOUND

me no good, and | thought l would
have to resort to morphine.
1.-THE doctor said that all that could
help me was to have an operation and
have the womb removed, but L had
heard of Mrs. Pinkham's S medicine and
decided to try it, and wrote for her
advice, and after taking her Vegetable
Compound the tumors were expelled
and l began to get stronger right
along, and am as we'll as ever before.
Can truly say that would never had
gotten well had it not been for Lydia L.
Pinkham's Compound" MARY A.
STAuL, WATsoNTowN, PA.
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would form
in the wont
| had fou,
{ Il lnOrS in
two years. ]
went through
trc { Ill e II {
with doctors.
but they did
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Another DefinittoI,

"What is chagrin, ma?"
"Chagrin? Well, Tommy, it is the
feeling you had yesterday when you
brought those three kittens homo
from the Joneses and made you
take them back."-lndianapolis Jour
nal.
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Her Definition.

.Yes," said Miss Cayenne. "He y
undoubtedly . cynic."
"What 10 your idea Of cynic?"
'"He is a person who keeps you COZ
tipually in doubt whether he is un-
usually clever or unusually disagree
able."-Washington Star.
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Contagious Blood

Mrs.T.w. Lee. Mont
Romery. Ala. writes :
several years ago !
was inoculated with
poison by a diseased
nurse, no infected
my baby, and for six
long years I suffered
untold misery. My
body was covered with
sores and ulcers. Sew
eral physicians treated
me, but all to no pur-
pose. The mercury and
potash they gave me
seemed to add fuel to
the w.ul fame which
was dcvouring me.
Friends advised me TO
try 5. S. S. l began tax
ing it and improved
from the start, and a
complete and perfect
cure was the result"
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Mr.. Washington Why are you not at
school, George?
George Who ever heard of anybody 90,
ing to school Oh my birthday, IIarpor's
Weekly.
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and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that It is not uncommon
for a child to be Hol
afflicted with weak kit
neys. '' e child ur:L-
a'es 'er. # the
sh = hen the child
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What Mrs. Pinkham's Letter Did.

"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-After follow.
ing the directions given in your kind
letter for the treatment of leucorrhea.
I can say that have been entirely
cured by the use Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
remedies, and will gladly recommend
them to my friends. 49,
"Thanking you for your kindness, I
am gratefully yours, A. B. DAvIDs,
BINaHAMPToN, N. Y"
SPINAL g. s.sns:: ME-: Ss4s.. Sss:'. fqsss ssssssZ y
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HELD IN HIGH HONOR.
Hundreds OF Towns and Counties Named After
George Washington.

IUO MAN was ever honored so much in
N having states, cities, counties, towns,
~ Islands, and various other things
named after him as Washington has been.
Counties in 20 states are known as Wash.
ington," and l66 places to which mail IS
addressed are named in his honor. There
is generally at least one Washington" in
every state, and there are Washngtonvillc,
Washington Plains, Washington Courthouse
and various other derivatives of the same
name. Statistics are obtained not easily III
---rd /" the number of streets named after
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-21

,at fa;ler Of H. Country la, ,n,r, .r not
a ,owu Of any a.lc wU.," docs no, uANo q
Washington street or Washington avenue.
There ur. uumu,G.,.s Washington parks.
by states, 10 the Lam.rs of counties and
towns, Washington Nae been bonor,4 as
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-21

1.-TWO years ago | was a great
sufferer from womb trouble and pro-
fuse flowing each month, and tumors
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CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON

become the
in cknpty
offensive eating
hcvirs
t blood
the
inside wills
S of
ne return of h edneae
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis
,ourages and lessons ambition; beauty, vigor
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urine ScaldS the iicSH ' hen the child
reaches an ace -..i-ii snould be able to
con,~o, me p sssga, II Is yet afflicted with
ted-wetting. oepend upon it. the cause Of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment OF
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due TO diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
mos, people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made mis-
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-ROot is soon realized. 1t is sold
BY by, druggists; ssg o.. in dDIiyr t5iiyr Ez -,
Sizes You may have II vs.. u,
sample bottle by mail S.ai. i4l-s.ss9 s.l:=:s.s ss9
free, also pamphlet tell Home of swamp Root
ing all about it, including many Of the
thousands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Or. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton. N. Y, be sure and
mention this paper.
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Winter Resorts OF III, SuuIh


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by druggists. in fifty
cent and one dollar
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sample bottle by mail
t., ,l-o na,noble,tall
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IN COMBINATION WITH THE POSI-.

, ". WOOD, Genl Pass Agent
D. b. HUTCHINSON tieu'l Manager.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22
LINCOLN.

IIazon Rrttpll and his siStpr Mrs i'll
Ian King h,vc moved TO prist,l-t;eolre
Russell moved from V w Norpan's teno-
ment at the Corners into the house vacat-
cd hv Uazar Rrittel a. tho rentrc Thurs
dav-Nrs Martha Varnev and dauphter
.ottie of Rridgevat-r visited friends here
last week Mrs n + uauks nf Uanis-
vile has hon,, tho puest Of nor uucln +
NJ WHITING ana other friends this uo,k -
Mrs Mary Eaton of WASHINGTON u G..
cnrne Wednesday for a fov vonl,s, stav
with bor uncle pelctioh Cove Mr.
and Mrs Uenrv \orton Nr and
Mrs. Howard Sargent Miss Emma Drand.
Miss I.ottie and Master 'rhad SARGENT nt-
tended tho reunion in Huntinrton Wcd-
rpsdav.-Mrs George Steodmon of St,rks-
b,ro yas tho ouoet of her eistor Mr. g
e. Bristol Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. T. II.
Reano and Mrs G g Loo and her sister
Mrs Rnrrott attended tho Ola Uomo \Veclt
exercises in Now Haven Wednesday,
J,mes pritchard ~ Rurlinotou i tho
guest of Mrs Elizabeth Smith-truost
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SALISBURY,

Daniel ingalls, died Sunday about noon
after some thee years Of sickness. For
nearly three months he has been confined
to the bed and has been great s,4ffrrc,.
Mr.. Ingalls, moved to this town from iIor-
tCnNille in 1868 ana purchased the farm
two miles north of the village where he
has since lived. lie united with the con-
ertgational church in 1850. He has been
much valued as a member Of the church
and community. The funeral was nell
at the house Tuesday at o'clock Rev.
Mr.. Barton officiating. The burial WIS at
the village cemetery, whore he was laid by
the side of Mrs, Ingalls,. who died five years
aEo.-Arthur Watcrhouse with his son,
Ellsworth, from Brooklyn, y. l., is a
guest of his mother, Mrs, II. \. Water
house for two weeks.-Mr, Holland of Proc
tor, Mass, is visiting his daughter Mrs. f.
l.. Hamilton,-Mr. and Mr.. Horace rho
mas and daughter, Mr., and Mrs. Virgil
Thomas and dpughtcr are guests at MIR.
and Mrs. Fred j. Sumhors.- Clarence A.,
Sampson left Monday mornirs for Vest
wood, Mass, where he goes to III posi-
uon on stock farm,-Miss Fannie Frlss
and Mrs Cox, from Troy. ~ V, are
guests at w. f. Bump s.-Will Carl
ton is boxed tC lecture 1t the MountaiI
Spring Hotel. Friday evening, August 30th
subject, Science of Home
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. u. Test who have been Wis
iting friends here the past season started
for Poplar Ridge, y. Y, Tuesday, called
there by the illness of their daughter
The Moody reunion was attended by rela-
tiNcs from far and near or Tuesday at
the home of James Moody.-Naomi Fol
lansbee is visiting Mr.. and Mrs stephen
Young this week and will go to teachers
examination in Bristol Friday and Satur-
day.-Iilian Young is with her sister, Mrs.
Ernest Guindon of Bristol this weei,.--
Chase Atkins is dangerously sCk.-ilr.
and Mrs. Willie DWire who have been in
Mcndon FOR year past have come here
to residc.-The farmers reunion will m, It
at the home of Il. II. Young Thursday, the
@'th inst.-Thore is another baby at JO-
siah Purinton s.-Mr. ana Mrs. Daniel Hal
lock visited her sister, Mrs. Louisa Wright
IN Waterbury Asvlum, and reports her
NINA seemingly all right She knew them
and inquired about many acquaintances
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH.

Charles Wheeler of Chicago is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Herbert Kingsland.-Mr
and Mrs. Frank Farman of Providence, r.
l., are visiting her aunt, Ellen Dow.-Col.
Mcdad Martin of Washington, D. c.. is
spending his vacation with his family at
Thompson's Point.-John Fhinncy of, Hi
nos is visiting his sister, Mrs. Hiram Bull
Mrs. DR. Reynolds of Madrid n. Y. is
a guest at Mrs. Hubert l<ingsland's.-The
hcarders at tho Mountain Spring House
with invited friends. had a pleasant trip
last Saturday on the Alexandria of Nor-
Ecnnes They went down the Creek TO
NcrGennes and then over to Is sex, reach
ing home about five O'Clock. k.--CaSsus Rus
sell Of Burlington sront Sunday with mis-
family at Jerome Chase's.-lIenry Wick r
and daughter of y. Y, are guests of Cas-
siuS Wicker-Mr. and MIS-. Weston ot
Port Henry are visiting at her father >,
Albert Cronk's
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Harriet Wheeler of tho Middlcbury
telephone exchange, is i'll at her home
IN the village.-Carroll Smith has rctuin-
ed from his visit to the Pan-Amcrican.-
Mr., and Mrs. Pierce. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Lamas have
returned to their home in Burlington. -
Mrs. j. r. Williams of Chaplin. ILL.,. arriv-
'd at Charles Wings this week. She Was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs Mary
Wing, who has been absent from town
for five Noars.-Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Me-
Quivcy of Bread Loaf are at j. +. Rus
ell s.-Nrs. j. f.. Wright has been visiting
h'r mother, Mrs. Horace Lapham Of
Shoreham.-Mrs. Emma Wolcott has re-
turned from Orwell
Miss Hattie Wheeler. who was home
from Middlebury for a vacation, was TAX
On i'll with fever several days since
Miss Howe, IA trained nurse from Bur-
lington is caring FOR her.-Mrs. +. G..
Riaisdell went on Tuesday to Rochester
on visit to friends. Miss Ava Hawlcy.
who has been at j. II. Howe's for some
time past has returned to her home IN
Floral Park, n. Y.-Miss Stella Kingsland
accompanied by Or. Il. g. Blaisdell, went
to burlington on the 10Th to consult a
specialist. she having been in poor health
for some time with appcndictis.-Nr and
Mrs |. l.. Eolls and Mir. and Mrs, Trumnn
E"clls and family of Cornwall visited rea-
tlveS in town on the 20th.-Nrs. ". r..
lIough of Brooklyn, n. Y. is visiting h,r
sister. Mrs. ID. T.. GroVenor. Miss Louelle
lockwood of Middlebury, another sister.
is with herd. f.. Myrick and wife and
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Towner boarded the
sleeper on Sunday night for Buffalo TO
visit the PanAmerican exposition. The
excursion under the auspices of the local
Masonic lodge on the lake the 18th was
largely attended. The proceeds amount
cd to little more than 500 to the credit
of the lodges treasury Miss Louise Con-
verse recently purchased n single driver
from I. G. Harrington.-Mr. Converse of
Illinois. brother of Mrs. w. o. IIindes,
is visiting in town and vicnity.-Mr. and
Mrs. Albert G. Pierce of Burlington re-
Gently visited at j. T. Lamos' Mr.. Town
s"nd from Montpelier. who with his fam
lily have recently visited DR. II. l.. Town
send left for thnir homo on the 10Th.
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JERICHO.

Wednesday, August 18th, was observed
by this town as "Old Home Week" Jericho
day, and was pronounced success in
every way. Jericho was the only town
burlington eXCepted) in Chittenden coun-
ty that has observed the day this year.
The exercises was held in the beautiful
park at Jericho Centre, and We're opened
at II O'Clock by "A band concert from II
o o'clock a, IN. to l2 m.and was very nicely
rendered by the Jericho Centre Corntt
band. The people began to arrive in large
numbers about 10 o'clock a. m. and founI
the park and the stores and residences
about the village beautifully decorated
with flags, national colors, evergreen, etc,
The park especially was "A beautiful sight,
with eVorgr, en- arches banks of flowers.
nags, etc. At high noon, a basket lunch
was served In different groups about tho
park, lemonade, tea and coffee being
served free to all by the local "Old Homo
Wech Association" from tents erected on
the park. At ? o'clock p, m. the following
Continued on third page.)
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ADDISON.

Mrs d. =, Collins ot Nergenncs has re-
turned home after visiting Mrs. Martha
Roscoe. Mrs. Banou is carirg for Mrs l2u-
fus Noonan, who has heen quite i'll. Mrs.
Huldah Clark has returned from a week a
visit with her sister. Mrs. Nirgman in
Bristol.-The Ladies' Aid society met the
2lst with Mrs Myron Smith.-Cora Cor
ham is in Sara toga.-E r. Gulley has re-
turned to Richford after pending his vaca-
tion in town Mrs. Mary Mclean Is with
her sister, Mrs. Kitchell in Bridport The
two year old son of Leslie Whitford fell
from a horse block On Aug. II, breakin .
his arm at the elbow. DR., Gibson was
called and set the broken bones.
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BRISTOL.

Miss Kate Hanlon is at home from
the Mary Fletcher Hospital.-Raymond Nc
Neil of Lowell, Mass, and Miss Bernice
McNHl of Colchester, are guests of Mrs.
ileman Hill.-Mr. and Mrs. N. J, Hill are
visiting in Barre this week.-Mrs.. A. G.
Macomber of Manchester. N. H., Is visit
ing friends in town.--Ali sses Susie and Al
Nira Kecferdorf of New York are at l.. n.
Nlllamsons. - Miss Alice Taylor OF
Gardner has been guest the past
week Of Mrs. Caffery. Miss Kate
Quinn of Fair Haven is in town.-The Col
by family reunion will be held with the
family of Mr. Porter in Castieton, Aug. 2S.
{. f. iioag and wife are visiting in
Cambridge, ~ Y--Mr. and Mrs. B. G.
tmndon are In Sarat osa and Glens Fails
this week Warren Tubbs Is in Lewis N.
- this waek.-R. n. Brttell and sister OF
Lincoln have become residents of Bristol.
Miss Lizzie Crossett OF Lewis, N. Y, 10
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OF Blrlinston are spending few days

Of Burlington are spending few days
with Mrs. +. l.. Fish
f. s. platt. State inspector of finance,
was in town Wednesday and has resumed
his work of looking over the accounts of
Lieut-Gov. NJ. F. Allen at the Farmers
National bank.
j. H. Mcdonald of Chester, Pa. is MAX
ing a two weeks visit TO Rev. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Woosey
Mrs. Eliza Ruscoe died at the home Of
her daughter Mrs. Luther Field, In Fer
rishurgh, Wednesday morning from n
paralytic shock, IN the !2d year of her age.
She Is survived by "A son, Erastus RusCoe
of Weybridge, and a daughter, Mrs. Luther
Field of Feriisburgh. Mrs. Ruscoe was
the widow II the late Alison Ruscoe. She
was born on farm near where she died
ana has always lived in the town of Fer
risbureh. She retained tho memory of what
occurred In the earlier years of her life to
a remarkable degree. The funeral services
VIII he made in the Carpenter burying
ground in Monkton.
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Nn,v Va.,. :" T.. ,.,si,, ss,oss ain oa."e,, VI
w iahor nnh dauon,Su ~ ~. y;I,,.,,s
have boom tho gmosta 81 " ~ ~ p,,ni,,,'',
and wife tbis VOL, -rha ,,ooa ,,,ruars nf
the pristoI Nowei,Y v,orLa 49, ahaI,a,,a
cd tho Ie.n NOR fo, n ya,oo ,f hosnh,i, .,
be nlaved in The near fut,,rc NJ. a.
DartIett is snend,no , wooL t., ,ha ouaar
v-Tbeodnre and tIor,o,, Dn,t"ts ~f ~.
tick Mass b.ye hoor ,ruos+s nf fr,onds IN
town the mast weet Mrs Cbor,os Hruwn.
ell and dauyhtor nf ,ho onaan ,i,,, h,,,
boen quests Of ~ II uoao ana n,iro th,,
weol,CNiss NJ Schoe ~ Nnu, yorL 10 ~
yuost of pov ,,,hor -t,,',o =, ~, 80
tory.-Frank Mnvhcw wont to HurIinyto,
Thursday for mejical treatment -Nrs
Dona Dutton NJ Rutland bos hoor ,.;sitir,,
her brother John Gilmore tho mast week
Frank NrC,ottric,s Of tho o,oon citv bo :,
been the guest Of Iohn Uauion ard f3riI,,
this weoL L--Aso stoodp,on ,nd far,iIv ~
lincoln have become residorts nf this town
- The Sargent reunion ,vi,I no bold ,,i, h
Vernon Sargent in Huntington August "a
Miss Jennie Sboruir is ot howe froro n
weeks visit to tho Cuoo,, Ci,y Nrs
cain and d.upbter ara yi.itinc H. ,iinos.
burph this woc< -Mr and N,s rd,ynrd
Watson arc visiting IN tbe omnor ~ fnr
two weeks
Tho hall gap,e Erid,y afternoon, hetyoon
tho yerpnnnes and prietoi teors rosultod
in q victory for tho former bv a scor. ~
II to 5-Dr A NJ Nortor ana ,ira onI
AR ana Nrs Jororiah Crr,i,, NON, T., .io
Queen CITY Fridov-N I shoruin of v.-
lone \ V Who has hoon ,,isi,,nar his
brother n p. Sherwin tho mast werk
went 70 Manchester S.turlov Ter, "a
II;ll will load tho rnuorth I casro moot.
inc and Mrs 7 r. Rid.r tbe Chrietio, ~.
doavor meeting ncvt srndov n,.aning T.,
" Suitb of .org po,nt is ~ ,,u., T;,n.
tv-tive tickets were sold at ME station
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M0NKI0N RIDGE.

George w. Day has sold his farm to Ly-
man Burley and bought Of Jonas Fuller
opposite the Friends church. Mr.. Fuller
has bought of Mrs. BY Ray, who il GO
ing to Bristol to live. re exchange to bc
maze N November Edward S. Miles of
Roston and wife are Visiting his parents,
Miss Eva +. Green of Richmond Is visiting
with them.-Mrs. Mary Johnson, WHO has
b' en- an invalid for years Is not so well ,--
Frank Eddy took his daughters to Long
Point Thursday. The horse became frigh; =
ened at sail on the lake and ran away,
one of the girlS jumped from the wagon,
The others were thrown out and the sath-
cr considerably injured. but he rcturned
hone, bringing his Wifes sister. who Is On
a visit from Boston.