The Press., 1901-11-07

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a home Mondav
niis' i0iD ol' Dos"oi'n' VINO H"e go,
out OF Town ior low WeoAS, ie'ulnoo
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oounss ounuay son ...,,, aee 80
xeneion .. oousn "aiisns son i"es "0o1-
"euneeuay'
Lorenzo Watson returned to Ebenezer
Colburn's last Saturday night, having
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MIS- oiaro nononuo mas ie'uineu 'iol''
noi eeoon' WISH - 'n0 a. q n''1 won
p .s QUO oooop@ No. 80, 49,,
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FRANK Edson ana WIN. a. thompson
nave ooen WORKING IN "estlolo ZOE Over
WV "oAo' "iOn ..
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- e 49, --''
ohunAs are unpleasantiy numerous Al
tnls vlcinity' ana rev people nave oeen
ou' ai'er uaiA w''nou' elcoul'erins o.e
VI moie VI 'hoee unpopu'ai aniais =
n'sn' oe paying BUSINESS ior sono one
~ 'i"p 'noln ioA 'no'l 'Ain''
James 4. Tobin, for the past five years
ndan,. a.ouo - 80. -. 1900 .,.,,,.,
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e;t,on .na n..,,,na aood no+nro M
TIN, Ill, 10 o,oo+,s ,e,..oa =, +ha not
rons ., tho stora and nost Office
Mrs Cnafles converse mas cage VIII
nve cnlpping squirrels In IL. Iney were
oorn III captiViey' inc lno.ner aion0 nav
ing oeen caught. one oaeo "neh they
were very slnaii' not oeihs oVer all ihcp
In length at olrtn. MIS-. converse orougnl
crow,
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$3.50 =. ,,a.. NJ. ~,
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- $4,000 -. - 49,,
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- dafo.t th,a sohonoo - ne, aoono ,nu,d
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- =. 5.. - 49, $50 -,
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Wllllam ROCK, VINO mas conducteo
livery sCaoie III TINS place lor year o.
more' mas oeciueo 10 SHAKE the oust o.
otanoroVlile from MS teet ana depart Iol
New Hampshire. The contents OF his
stable, also household effects, were sole
Of o,o+,on so+urdo, Tho horsoe onG
800 $3.50 NV
carriages seelneo 10 hno feaoy pur'
.chasers at fair prices, while the household
goods proved a. bonanza for q LOT of 1tal
l., ID It'd =. u N
."no WIZ 10" 'oo' oono w 'o"n' " III
:Cnamoerln was the auctloneer,
- mr. VIII, o.
NOV anu ".ie' L. ~ Dill ieooiVoo
genuine surprise, In the shape OF an old
fashioned donation, after prayer meetins
last Friday evening. Rev HIT Rarnarl
..9:o
u"uo LILO plo'on'"'ion al worry "ppiopil
ATE manner. a sum OF money, load o.
wood, two bushels of POTATOES, and
large variety Of groceries were amono tn.
ou..o,,a .,-c. NJ ~ vN,,e
oil 'ioioe siv0u. MI ano Mis- vail az
greatly beloved oy the entire community
and the little surprise showed the appre
citation of their neiehhors and friends
west STAFFORD
The following is from the Hartfor,
Courant.-.9 ..s -. -.
no,o a~,,.
,,e, ~ nyoi' rlopltotol ~ Jug W
Gh,,rah stros.a Ill no S Soe " h s an'
Thursao H oo 1,e., uloo , aoo' ooio a,sa aas
e HoW nool :, uieoaee
- no.. Da a .oons apoue 90 won 90 us
s 80. ,,o,e a,ooro ~ L. nu IN
no stannod in+o tbo Atia,+,a r. D. e de
romnapp,s taa store Iittlo bo,o o.i
o,oIock and +ook a sast n oh.;r M
ooont NJ Morris notioad tho+ NJ, 49,
did ~ $1,000 $50, 1900 90 no ". 10y: nJe
liz "a S "ppSA 4na. o. anu ~ golns
sa1len fnnmard 'I 10 he nc o maH ooaL nasln
awav snddenlv Mr. Aver WOO ~ for pa aan,
wears in business In this civ. and frs
became known to the public as the con
ouctor OF tne conee mouse on central row
tho temna,onoo o,,,oodo n 80 o;tS1 49,,
eight years ago by "Nedn Murrhv' Whe
the coffee house closed up, Mr.. Aver tool
tne management OF the Colonial ana re Re
was q ouiat man nnassnming hnt mad
many friends and was thought exceeding
~ well OF by those who were intereste
s ",Gn h n nth ~ .0 Ignee nouse e1pe.en.
field Center and was horn in March 1886
his father being pastor of the Congrega
tlonal church at the time. He was edu
H Me- H. tne n,gn sonool VI Anners'
nrofessionaI life He vie who snrniuo
him, was Miss Lima j. Newell of Stafford
and they have no children: His fathe
WI Wiad.on .n 81, .N VIZ SUI WV nln, i've
80 TLD M r WV.
Yonkers NJ V and Rev r. p vor =
Easton' IN this state, and three sister
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