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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

LOST Pnckcthook containing papers aud
keys Liberal reward for return 20 Mrs
l.. f. AIaSSlc 1903 Main street Is
L0Sr-A Knight Tcmplar watch charm
suitable reward for return to A. w. Pol
lard. 10
LOST Bay mare spot on forehead left
ear split, brand " connected left hip:
ii NJ connected. left shoulder. front shoes
ON; liberal reward. lIO2 san Felipe 1G
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Ennis Texas, September IL Mr.. w j.
Fblln yesterday sold to Mr.. n. A. San
ders forty.eight acres OF land one. and.
quarter miles southeast OF this city. for
Ellis county land Is IN demand and fancy
prices are offered for same.
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METALS

Nrw York, September 70 Tin %. 40d
23.JO copper dull, iG,50dl7oO; lead dull
40; pig Iron warrants 9.O0091O
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confederates 10 Purohoso camp eTouOd.

Confederates 70 FuIcHuSs DaIIlP D'OU'N'
Marlin. Texas, September ia Joint
meeting OF Confederate veterans Sons OF
Confederate Veterans and Daughters OF
the Confederacy was held at the court
house YESTERDAY The object OF the N ct
Ing was 10 consider The report Of q com
a plan 10 secure permanent camping
grounds. on which willis l.. Lang camp
Sons OF Veterans Daughters Of the Con
hold annual meetings The frpnrt of the
committee was presented aud adopted and
committees appointed 10 select camp
grounds, solicit contributions ana on sew
erai other important matters, sud commit
tees 10 report at a meeting Ia be held on
the oath Instant The .adiut0St was In
structed 10 invite Hon, 5. W. I Lanham
24th instant
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Ihlish CAPABLE MEN to travel and
pns1 agents for our ponn,ar al edS'
ides rsirars Life or Christ A great
N IN proposition. This magnificent
n NJ v,'qnneetion with our association
rynseers competition. 500 monthly
|cagb uses TO live men. 90T Star Bldg
II
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2M3es Enthusiastically; Centrifugal 5diiu
New York, September t2-Sugar- law
steady; fair refining "a ceunfugs "
test 33i molasses sugar 3; refined steady.
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as hfst-class general dry goods
/, f2eRRpsiy 10 Gather & Buster, Bren,
-----Hao' IA
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PROFESSIONAL.

ED s. PHELPS Attorney and Counselor
at Law, 3l0l4 Main street, Houston. 100
AGENCY-Traincd detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investi.
cations; reasonable rates; correspondence
solicited. James McCane, box 100, Hous-
ton. TeNnS II
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. September l2-sugar-
Quiet centrifugal yellow 4g@4si seconds
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q Ep-"00 tie makers, paw he for
a pine and lHc for 6xSS oak; have an
Huahce Of iirst-class virgin timber,
u. 10 Midline switch: long Job and
~ OF timber. Bmrkitt a Barnes. u
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ST. Louis Grain and Provisions.

St Louis. September wheat--No. 2
red cash coz; September GSh; December
Corn-No cash 5sM: September -. De
ccinber 5T7s May COZ Oats No cash
80; September 35M; December 81; May
39lf@3dA No 2 white 3sQf3sh. Pork
Dull. easy: new red winter patents 2 4Oit
40; extra fancy and straight 3.00Gt3, 10;
clear .. G50i2 20. Timothy seed Easy,
75@5. II. Corn meai--stendy . 30 Bran
Quiet nominal: sacked EAST trnck TT Hay
Irregular; timothy i050di3.50; prair Q
Z OOOil1.OO Whisky 80. Iron cotton
lies 80 Bagging G%M7i5 Hemp Irvine D.
Dry snit meats iboxed1- Strong: extra
shorts aud clear ribs 800. clear sides
| p.3Ti5 Bacon l,oxedl- Strong extra shorts
and clenr ribs o s7l1; clear sides 1D.l2lA.
! Rccelpts--Flour 600 wheat 1i3OO0 corn
rs OO6: oats 10000 Shipments Flour 5000;
wheat 5000; corn $1,000; oats 5000.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

ELEGANTLY furnished rooms. with board,
So4 POLK avenue, for gentlemen or
couples. lB
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$4,000 FROM GO ACRES of land; $40.
10000 from 300 acres of land; Si4lO00
from 100 acres of land These are state
mcnts made by the farmers who grew the
crops, Write for pamphlet on rice farm
ing In South Texas have lands for
sale along the canals or for well irrlga-
tlon also lands for rent; but the farm.
ers must be able TO furnish their own
supplies, teams. feed, etc. w. G. Moore.
3Oll5 Main street. Houston. TOXINS. II
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FIRST.CLASS stonographers desiring
Nions will please call at our office
register j, J. Pastoriza Printing
Lithograph Company II
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HOUSTON AND SUBURBAN-Soveral ell.
glDle residences, city and suburban lots,
on ensy terms Lands and farms In
many Of the Texas counties. Il. w. Gam
bic x Co. II
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Five lots in Leonard Ambition,
beaumont. cheap; one storehouse and lot
III Scmeryille, snap. Billie Mayheld Jr
Brenham, Texas ii
FOR SALE-Resldcncc, eight rooms, two
story, modern couvenienccS, excellent
neighhorhood. two lots. southwest cor.
ner shade trees, etc; price $500 cash
j. y. Wisncr, 30 Rlnz. 10
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

Kansas CITY Mo- September 70 VIII AZ
September "a; December Vl9sMd6H; May
70h cash No hard G19sMa5i3 No. . ell
GSi5M0B Corn September $50. December
aTi5: MAY J0at. cash No mixed 5SilGi
5RiI No mixed %. Oats-No. white
3SI68si5 Recelptg-Whcat 90 OO; corn
16.8OO. oats 1900 SHIPMENTS Wheat
t44OO0: corn p Coo. oats 1900
New York. September II. wheat Re
ceipts 1900; exports 17.00O: sales 2,323ol0
futures 100000 spots: spot steady; No.
red TGss ( o. b. aAoat; No red 7i8i
elevator: No l Northern 76iN f. o. b..
afioat. No hard nominal Options
Firm; MAY TSA September IAN; october
Tih; December 1919
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS oFFIeR. ce9 MAIs
street, controls nine-tenths OF az anss.l
iowest and terns the best TO be had.
JOHN A. MILROY, Agent. y
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-Reliable man to represent To-
a responslble manufacturing COM
salary SIS per week; splendid OF.
I,ltr for advancement. No canvass
pnddrcss with reference, Manufac-
"a Chestnut street, philadelphia,
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AN ELEGANT large front room. second
floor two blocks Rice hotel 1909 Rusk
avenue. IL
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HELP WANTED.

WA\TED ri@-j - S-------,,--------------
Mckinney pp'' A1y "a
A FIRST-CLASS. experienced stenocranher
can secure position by addressing No
oi90, this Office. No beginners need ap-
ply. Ia
WANTED-First-class barber DIG Pres
ton "A
WANTED-Two good travelling solicitors
None but best rustlers; 500 a month and
expenses; prefer eN-insurauce men II
You cnn produce business address d, j.
Powell. san Antonio. Texas 1913
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LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.

or stolcn from the undersigned
medium sized black muley COW; no
brands; giving milk: liberal reward Tor
her return. p. A. Taylor, East End ave.
nue. Houston Heights IL
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fKAIT PAINTING-Blg Inducements
.f!lehl or ten people ladies or gentle-
~ permanent employment guaranteed
4. Anderson x Co., 3T2 Elm street
~, Texas. o-2i
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Suit WAS iied IN the county court Thurs
day by Mr. John Mofett, through his
attorney, John NJ, Mathis, against the
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sHeRIrFs, DEPARTMENT..

Wharton. Texas, September 10, Strayed
o. sto en- from town OF Wharton, August
81, 1901 a bay horse, about 10 years old,
ahou, - hands high, heavy body, little
white In face small sore ON back and
blandcd ] B on left shoulder. viii pay
50 ia, delivery of horse tp j T., Boone,
NJ Wharton. Texas or to n. a. Smiley.
f. b. Davis, Sheriff.
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stolen from S. S. Ashe, Houston, reXas
n nhoeion. running gear painted black, new
ION looks rather old, caused by being
pressed together: 81 reward
Strnyed or stolen from Joe A. De Ron,
Torston. Texas n sorrcl mare years oll.
II hands high branded q l3 IN circlei
eonnecfed. on the left shoulder; MISC a
sorrc mare colt, - hands high. ! year on.
eral reward A. II. Anderson, shcriu.
I'll Campo. Texas, September l2,-Who
wants one sorrol mare mule, branded !
on left shoulder, IL or ~ hands high Nd
dress T.. ID. Bnndlek. deputy sheriff.
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lpsD-1ard man or boy. Apply room
lnrnett building. 10
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FE1-slngle active white man for
Rr house. Travis house, Congress
frayIs streets. -
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E-T1--Ioh printer willing 30 work on
A soioyv for few weeks. Address +.
BIZ G3j ~
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lAKERS WANTED $50 tlemakers 10
n tISS sap pine ties; 50,OOO acres of
Per- VIII pay 12c for saps on good
PEI; lac Cor Saps on Gull timber; pay
ply job VIII open about Sept mbar
kpeclal Inducements to good contluc-
4 ana camp men. Address William
2eron Co. Incorporated c. l.. Nab
manager, beaumont, Texas. II
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WE DEAL only In bargains choice rice
lands; $50 acres Mt $500 per acre. llOO
acres near La Porte best or land sacri'
flee; 1850 acres ut $3.50 per acre. Ad.
dress Box 10. Houston 10-l
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HELP WANTED.

I,N 7. FOLEY REQUIRES AT
L IN ISIAfEIIS, MAKERS, REPAIR
AND APPRENTICES FOR MIL
IRY DEPARTMENT. u
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IARTYR. HUDSON & roRn.

"TAkE A FLYER'--Read daily oil re
ports from Dayton; in few da look
for hig advance in land values; when it :
too late YOU viii want to buy az present
prices w. G, Moore, 305E Main street,
Houston. Texas. iB
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TEN ACRES OF LAND aud Interest IN
oil developments. S1OO; best proposition
Yet made. Box II, San Antonio Texas, Il
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HANDSOMELY furnished room for gentle.
men; private family; nearby board; 1901
Walker II
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OVER $4,000 from 100 acres of laud. This
was one years crop. Send for pamphlets
on rice farming. W. G.. Moore, 305i3
Main street, Houston, Texas II
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ii,Gp-Good German farm hand at
,aeS Alhrlght'S, the florist. Apply at
aeS drug store, corner Main and
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klCE LANDS in rice center of Texas; light
est lift, heaviest yield, highest grade;
heavy crop last year and this the wettest
and dryest on record well lands So to SIS
river lands SO to S25: canal lands St5 to
$50, Scmc splendid pumping sites and
canal propositions: also fine sugar and
truck lands and Big lin oil lands Send
for list and literature William L. Aus
tin u Co. Bay City, Texas IL
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near car line; Sll1O. Corner lot 5-roonl
house, Third ward $3.50; cheap bargains,
Chnrlns Bollfrass. CiLiZens' phone l2EG. Il
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FOR SALE-5D0 acres OF land in the VIII.
lam Hllbns one-third league in Harris
county, near san Jaclnto bay. George
u. Snnders, chre C., s. 81 Go. ii
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HEIGHTS COTTAGE Five rooms, large
\ SN.AI-Forty acres iii the 1urnbow sur
Ney, Sour Lake: $40 per acre cash. Adj
dress Owner. this office. 10
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1901-03-15
Personal and Otherwise.

Copies of this weeks HERALD can be
had at Thurston's drug store.
If you want to enjoy life see the Bos-
worth Store Co.'S advt.
Col. Mansur of Newport spent Tuesday
in town on official business.
Yop would be interested if you would
call and look oyer the new stock OF fine
stationery, envelopes, note paper pads,
pens, pencils, fountain pens, etc, at
James Pilgrims, the Jeweler, at Bartlett
Co.
j. II. Cades and daughter from Wood
fordg, Me-, arrived here Tuesday on
brief visit to old time friends and ac'
quaintances.
Insist on having Young's HUB Lamp
Chimney. None better. Made in all sizes
Rev. +. j. Gale is in Barre this weel,
visiting his father and other relatives.
We might as well attempt to write
the history Of the last century on pos
tai card as to enumerate our line o.
watches, etc. If You, will spend a few
minutes looking over our stock it vii
surely prove mutually benefcial.--Jame
Pilgrim, the Jeweler.
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Letter to w. K. Rosebrook

Island POnd, u.
Dear Sir; Most painters insist that
lead and oil is good for three years
but they also insist that it needs going
over again in three years. Ii is as much
as to say it's good job of paint that
lasts three years.
Which is true: and better that lasts
six years. Lead and oil lasts three De-
voc lead aud zinc lasts six.
When a paint begins to let in water.
then is the time to repaint. 1t may he
one year; it may be ten Lead and oil
lasts three, if well put on; lead and zine
lasts SIX if ground together and well put
on. But painters are better acquainted
with lead than with zinc. Zinc is newer.
Devoe lead and zinc is the proper mix
ture, ground in oil by machinery same
proportions as used by the L. :. Govern
ment. Yours truly.
81 F. W Devoa 4 70
p. $. John W. Thurston sells our
paint in your section
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East Charleston.

The assistant superintendent of the
Vermont Anti-Saloon League will speak
in the church Sunday evening at 7
o'clock.
Will Shields of Barton spent Sunday
in town.
Miss Hattie Goodwin is at home for
few days, but will return to Barton
Landing next week to give lessons in
silk embroidery and lace work.
Ross Moran of Derby visited at w.
E. Trips recently.
Mrs. G.. b. stoddard, WHO has been
confined to the house by sickness several
weeks, is able to ride out.
The Creamery Company have hired
Mr.. Chamberlin for another year.
A large company from Island Pond
attended the entertainment given ty the
Reading Circle last Saturday evening.
The graduating exercises of the
schools in town were held at West
Charleston last Thursday evening Pu
pills graduating from this part of the
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Percy. N. ii.

Miss Maggie Tollen visited friends in
Berlin last week.
Miss Grace O'Connor attended the w i.
I. o. +. meeting at Groyeton last week
Fred Tollen was in Berlin on business
last Wednesday.
Rev. H. L. Lennon was called here
last Monday to see Mrs. NJ. Bovine, who
is very ill.
Edward Thurston was here visiting
his mother and sister last week.
Mrs. Lyman Marden returned home
last Saturday from her visit at I.ittleton.
DR., Holt of Berlin was in town Tues.
day.
Rev. II. +. Lennon of Coos will hold
services both morning and evening on
st. Patrick Day, Sunday March II.
Raymond O'Connor was in Berlin
visiting friends one day last week.
&, NJ. Smith is on the gain; he is ex-
pected out next week to attend to his
work.
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GuiIdhall.

At the annual town meeting Tuesday
March 9TH the following officers were
elected Moderator, Geo. 4. Hubbard.
Town clerk and Treasurer Robert Chase.
Selectmen, VIM. W. Fitch, {. W.
Schotf, Frank Hall. Overseer, VIM. W.
Fitch. Listers, Geo. \. Hubbard. Nelson
Call, Amasa Carleton. Auditors. Geo.
\. Hubbard. Frank Fairchild, Irving
Fellows Trustee of public money,
Robert Chase. Fence Viewers, Adds
Drew, Albert Gray Inspector of leather.
Hubbard Willard. Surveyor of wood
and lumber. =. Il. Follansby Hosea
Wentworth. Frank Chessman. School
director. Amasa Carleton. Road com
missioner, j. y. Hardy. Voted to raise
l75 cents on the dollar of the grand list
Voted unanimously to exempt the new
public library and masonic building
from taxation for the term of ten years
At the evening service last Sunday
March 10, at the Congregational
Church Rev. II. O. Worthley took for
his theme the subject of one Of the
beautiful windows in the library and
masonic building,
At special communication of Ben
ton Lodge, +. 4 A. NJ. to he held next
Wednesday evening the third degree
will be conferred. There are S candi-
Gates awaiting this degree, The Craft
are fraternally invited. The regular
communication will be held Thursday
evening.
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Norton.

4 Literary Club was organized last
Friday evening at the home of 5. A.
Baldwin. Officers elected: President,
F. $. Elkins: Vice President, +. G..
Webster; Executive Committee, Mrs.
Parlin and Mr.. and Mrs Ducharme !;
Secretary, Miss Gertrude Nelson. The
club met this week at Mr.. Henry Marsh
on Wednesday evening.
Frank Young is quite i'll at the Stet-
son House.
On the .21th of February, about the
time of our heavy snow storm, shed
Belonging to VIM. Carpenter, Sen, Of
Stanhope collapsed under the great
weight of snow. There was a gander in
the shed at the time, aud it was supposed
it was killed. Lack Of time prevented
Mr.. Carpenter setting to work at once
over the ruins. Last Wednesday while
busy about the premises faithful old
Colly came to his masters side barking
ferociously, running to and fro from the
shed to his master. The latter wonder
ing what could he the trouble went with
the dog to the shed and found the ami
NAL had dug down to the. roof through
four feet of snow. After much shovel
ing Mr.. Carpenter got off part of the
roof and found the long lost gandel
alive and we'll. lie thinks old Colly is
worth keeping, and you cannot buy hin
al any price. He that is faithful in lit
tie things will be faithful also in much
1t would be next to an impossbilit,
! for us to offer list comprising tent
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1901-03-15

We would remind all interested Of IN,
examination for teachers certificates Z,
be held here next Tuesday and wednes
day, March 10 aud 20.
q. u. Cobleigh of West Concord
'heriff Of Essex County, is ia town today
aud whether his lynx eye is ON some Of
lender against the majesty Of the law We
shall see later.
The Gypsy Social given by the Ladies
oil the q. A. X. last week was one of the
most successful aud enjoyable events of
the season. SO large a number was in
attendance that the supply of refresh
ments was soon exhausted. Everybody
nad pleasant time, and as a result of
their efforts the Ladies Must have added
largely to their treasury fund.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
shocking accident occurred at Cor
ham last Monday evening about q o'clock
when through misplaced switch
double-headed freight train crashed into
the engine house, eolliding with an en-
gine that was on the turn table. The
switch had been turned to let this en-
CINE out. +. ii. Robertson, the engineer,
was oiling his engine when the crash
came, and was pinned down face down
wards by the hand rail across the small
of his back, the lower part of his body
and legs beneath the boiler, in which po-
sition he remained a hour and half ere
the engine could be raised to release
him. lie was taken to his home and
thence to the Maine General Hospital.
but he survived his injuries only a short
time. death occurring about $50 Tues
day evening. Edward Blaisdell of Port
land, the brakeman, who boarded with
Mrs. Wallace, was also killed, being
pinned down under the coal and tender
and not rescued for several hours. lie
must have been instantly killed when
the crash came. The damage to the
rolling stock is quite heavy, the three
engines being demolished also several
freight cars. The accident is one of the
worst the company has had to contend
with for years, and is one of that class
for which no one can he directly blamed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1901-03-15


! wish TO sell my house, barn and two
acres Of land. Good running water into
house. Situated within the village limits
on Railroad 1t. For terms apply TO
William Grove. Island Pond. Vi.
Miss sadleir left for Braitleloro Wed
nesday to join her sister Alice. who is
there at present As demonstration Of the
merits OF a certain baking powder.
Miss Myra Stevens left Monday for
Manchester, y. H.. where she expects to
make her home in the future.
DIR. Sutton, Surgeon Dentist, will he
in town from the 10th To the goth of
each month. Office at the Essex House.
Mrs. ID. Stern returned from market
last Tueeday.
The Brunswick aud Bossy cigars are
all right. Try them.
Empty flour barrels with both heads
wanted by j. W. Rooney.
FLOWERS.
Buy your Cut Flowers and Floral De-
signs OF G. +. Gibbs, the Florist. st.
Johnsbury, Vt. For immediate atten-
ton, order by telegraph, telephone or
special delivery.
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West Concord.

Rev. +. V. Stevens Of Lyndonyille
preached at the Uniyersalist Church last
Sunday afternoon.
Walter Harvey moves the present
week on to the John Nichols farm. in
Waterford which he recently purchased.
Stephen Reed. who has occupied the
place. has moved into the Robert Mum
ton house, near 10y.
5. W. Ford has moved back TO his
farm living with his son. Dan Ford. hav-
ing sold his house in the village to his
son-in-law. VIM. Lindsay.
Mr.. Moisee. has been quite i'll with
typhoid fever for several days.
Several have been quite i'll with
measles, but at present are improving.
Among the recent deaths at East
Concord are: March 3, VIM. Olin
Morse; March 5, James Fisher; March
.. Berhice Stockwell. aud also little
grandchild of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Root.
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L-unenburg.

Miss Winnifred Hake Of New York
city is visiting her sister Mrs. James
Silsby for few weeks.
The young people had a promenade
aud dance at the hall last Friday even
ing and had a very pleasant time.
Rev. j. II. McNiel is very i'll with the
grip. Mrs. f. p. Cole is also quite i'll.
Mrs Darby visited in Whitefield last
Saturday.
Rev. +. +. Blackmer attended the
funeral of Bernice Stockwell Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Bowker visited friends in
Groveton recently.
Rev. and Mrs. Emery of Lancaster
were guests of Miss White at the Heights
House last week Thursday.
Miss Jennie Silsby, who has spent
most of the winter in Boulder, Col, an,
the past month with her sister at Provi
dence, r. l., is expected home this week
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WeStmOre.

Geo Stevens has moved to Barton and
Mrs. Jennie Webster will move into the
house vacated by Mr.. Stevens.
Wilder Twombly has rented his farm
to John Smith for five years, giving
possession April ]. Mr.. Twomby goes
to Greenfield, Mass, to work steam
shovel.
Mark Porter has hired out to Captain
Peene to look after his farm and stock
and will move into the Fox Hall cottage.
David Badger of Bloomington has
rented Capt. Averill's farm and taken
possession. This will take lots Of care
off the Captain as his health is very
poor this winter.
I, w. G. Daniels two little girls are a
little better at this writing.