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Had Better Move On

Mciveln Corffeln. who was sen
fenced 90 - days In the chain gang
August ?. was yesterday released
from the city jail ~ an order from
Judge George Before he was allow
81 70 80 he wes shown 20 the three
patrols. eorffssn e considered one
II the worst petty thieves IN the city.
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Flourished Razor

while crazed BY drink Arthur
Omen last night armed himself
with n razor and tcrrorized the In
: mates Of the Villa house at Third
avenue and Jefferson street lie was
arrested b. Detective Byrucs and
patroiman Leighton.
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proPIEs sAVINo pANK
BUSINESS COLLEGES.

ClARkEE PERRIN shorthand school
individual instruction, 81 Boston
LED.s business College. Union "a
individual Instruction, all subjects.
LEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College. Second and Pike.
" w. School Telegraph. Pioneer
WILLOWS Mod. Bus COLI. Main sis
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ARCHITECT
ATToRHEYs.Ar Law.


WA ~ BUTTEEH. attorney at
law. suits prosecuted AMI defended
lu all courts. - years experience
Proceedings iu bankruptcy Com
pahieH incorporated. Abstracts
carefully examined. Collections
made IN al parts 81 the United
states Highest commercial and
bank references. bia Third avenue.
Phone. Main 1000.
bfECKEHT. a. civil and Grimm
al practice. DO years actual expert
eues. consultations free. Room y,
Arlington hotel lover pghtofhcsii
phone Main P2s.
J. 7. HALL. le and is RoRweli block.
Jos Columbia ~ Phone. Blue 80
General practice ~ all the courts.
bamnge eases specially.
Moderate fees Consultation free.
n =. FOSTER Mutual Life build
ing Phone. Main ~.
PRANK y. WHEELING. Boston blk
~ = MARTIN. 80 Mutual Life bid.
}. A. KELLOGG. 10 Bailey building.
HENSON = AUST. y Boston block
w. y LAMnuTH. 20s-s Paeine blk.
A G MACDONALD. 800 Burke bid
Root Palmer a Brown Pioneer bid.
u. 6. coNoVER, t2-fs Haller DID.
LYMAN " KNAPP. 10 Haller bid.
o WARD KEMP. aa2 Burke bid
, >. DOUGLAS. coz sew York bid.
hicHAHp OSBORN. 705-s n. Y. blk
HORACE PETER sig New York blk
PIERRE r FERRY. $40 Burke blk
r s. LASGLAND. 66 n Y. hlk.
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Madrona Improvement Club

The NadranR Heights Improve
ment club sill meet thiH evening &C
o'clock ht the Hnndell school HOUSE,
and business relating Go sidewalks
aud gas viii be- discussed.
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citizens ~ blaine Washington all worked the thai
claim
The citns affected
object beps made the king tn this
fashion The kicking hardly how he
fer th
possibility tax
apkfu
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directory finally appearance being
behind The motto
what
can % - ART
uPtotae directory
city sddrse
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PHYeIciANs AVE SURGEONS.

DIR. }, G. STEWART. specialist in
diseases OF women. Edinb,irrh
Medical Institute, Boston block,
DIR. MILES. removed To ia-l6 Heus-
sey Bldg ard & Pike. Tel. Green zee
DIR. VAN DYKE, diseases of wo-
men chronic diseases, Wash. bldg.
Or. HINELE. 2i1-sts Mutual Life
bldg Tel White 5sa. res Bun an.
DIR FALK-7S-79 starr Boyd bldg
Tel Black S56. res Green 1861.
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TIUM6TNS

HAZLETT & MuLLIN- New work
guaranteed year, Tel Bun 1894.
Geo. II. Woodhousc co. Tel Main ga
RAUTMA!( Plumbing co Bua al.
BAkER & SON, phone BLACK 1864.
THEo. TURNER. Tel Green al
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testimony Islander
before acted AMI
neSeusahle drunk
before after the
attached anybody.
very nobody believes a 81
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FAR SEEING

people Judge their expenditures ~
the returns received rather than BY
first cost. such use Pease pianos
knowing that they wear better under
an climatic conditions. hence costs
least iu the end.
Our stock ef Chickering, Kimhan.
Pease, Singer end other pianos VIII
meet every critical demand and our
prices discriminating buyers ideas OF
economy. saAl
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OWING AND CLEANING,

Partisan Dye Works We call for.
clrnu. press, deliver your clothes.
once liiS LIST ave. Tel Main lOit.
AMERICAN Steam bye works. i2is
Western avenue. Phone. Main 7s1.
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AueIIon RAlEA.

y 6 BfcKERroR general auction.
Ger, isiz Fret avenue.
JOE MARTYR. general anrtianesr
1928 Third Ave.
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ron Ladies tailor ana reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. $40
81 Collins block
LYNCH & SHAW, 46-1 Haner bldg.
Mdme. A. S. smith. 81 Hinkley blk.
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Launches for charter. Tel. West 9si
sHHa.H# fi==
Diamond Ice-Thf best. lasts long
est. Tel Main 1853
IA ROCHE, photographer. 81 fst
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IS
o e N ground
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FAtil dAlt tAla
FRUir jan rilLGns
FRrIr JAR uepngGs
3 dozen fur ~ ........ ..t1r
JELLY GLASSES
IL pint per dozen ...ass...aHr
Fl pint uar dozen =. ...atr
hpsr4N MEAHtHtNG
GLAksEH
showing actual cup meaHutr-
ment each =. &C.,. -. Toe
GOOD EATING AprLrt
Per box =. ...z...tt zb and VI go
Per duEeu 80. tos and lae
MIXED rlCkLiNG SPICES
Pct pound . -. =#..#.... zoe
WHOLE YELLOW MTG
TAHn SEED
Ter pound ..# -. .... .s#s ..iae
WHOLE CLOVES
Per pound =. =. $50. . aae
WHOLE CiNsNUaV
Per pound .....=. o.. -. zoe
WHOLE GfSgElt
Per pound ..#...5# s..sac
WHOLE MAO
Per pound -. .s...5 Nc
pEutSA
Reduced price pes bottle So
. LYDIA ptNKttAdF tpM
pot Nj.
, Price naF bottle $50
DIR ptEKgEH TAN0ttfTE
PRESCRIPTIONS
Price PEE bottle sar
bB FfEWeE'H GOLDEN
! MEDICAL DfEeONERf5
Price ueF bottle =....k No
Old PORT WINE
Per bottle Zoo zsc 4nd 81 90
FINE SHERRY WINE
/ Per bottle SOC So ard 81 90
IMPORTED ~. JULIEN
Ter hottie 4...z. ..z-. 81 90
old PRIVATE STOCK
WHISKY
| Full quarts per bottle .. tan0
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CON- RAcIoR ana BUILDERs

BROMLEY & Wells. general con
tractors. Il starr Boyd building.
Tel Aatn $50.
soDERQUIsT 8 RosELEAF. shops
AT gfss220 Spring street
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one tempted ED Indian
uake
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BAnks


PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
capital stock paid In. t.zs 600. sui
plus. Ca 90.
J Fufth. pres = = Goldsmith.
vice pres. Il v. AnkenY. cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities
IN the United states and Europe.
National Bank Of commercs
Paid up capital tls9. SoQ
Transaets general banking business
~ 9. Henry. pres. y r. Spencer.
cash. Eafe deposit vaults for rent.
Safe espssl. sasll boHs, Ter Rss.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
SEATTLE
Paid up capital iifd GO
General banking business transacted.
J. y. HoEe, r., pres ~. McMick-
IN. vice pres l.. Turner cash Il
Y. PArkhurst. asst cash. ENchanK
on principal eitiss u =. 3 Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle. A general banking bust
meas transacted. Deposits 81 20 o0s
A ChiiberE. pres +. L. oroniahl,
Jet Vice pres. a. n. soeiberg. cash.
y. z tzns. asst cash. No branches
TAs cssssIas Sank Of csmmsres
Capital pRid up -s4-..--.....fsea ~ 0oa
Eight million doilnrt)
Surplus ................ ~ 600 900
interest," allowed on time dspossts A
Eensrhl banking business transacted.
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner OF
James q. and Second Ave.
y. A. CAMERON. Mgr.
PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and Pike St Capital
paid Up. floo. 900 r. G Neufrlder.
pres, ]. r. Hayden. cash. !. T.
orsenlsaf. asst. east Commercial
saNinEs and trust huninesn
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FRANK c. EGAN. dramatic and
operate coach. special summer
course In all grad of dramatic
art, elocution. voice placing. opcr-
attic force Tuesdays and Fridays
suite 60. HoINnke hInck
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BARGAINS In second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niture Company We can give YOU
fine second hand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets They lock as
good as new, for half the money.
ITO and IL Second avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates Of an maya
zines and uewsns pcrs furnished on
application. The g. v White Ad-
Vertising Bureau, New York
building, Seattle.
GOOD things 20 eat. home cook Ing
only, ibc and up. cheaper than
housekeeping Home restaurant
and bakery 92l Third avenue.
SEE Lloyd. Brlscoc a LLOYD, rs
Hinckly block about building your
homes for cash or deferred pay
ments.
THE cheapest place TO buy oil ana
gasoline is from the Olympic on
co. sl1 Third avenue. Tel. Main
9ai.
ONYDoNOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita.
lions. GO Mcdonald block.
LADIES try a bath. Mrs. TAFT. care
ful massag &c. 81 Third avenue.
WANTED-Old gold and silver. lie
Hensel. mfg, ieweler, % HInckley.
MRS HANSON. stylish millinery.
low prices. Corner 9Th and Pine.
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HUY IA PUSH OIL STOCK.
And help def eIona hluEtnu Oh
lands The profits are big. our
prospects are extra good We have
the best machinery own asl1 acres
land. our manager has BE- years 81
pefi~nee. has drilled more aucEefr
RAJ oii wells than any other ma 70
living to-day few shares ~ our
stock la very safe Investment See
our of and prospects Room 3
Union block.
HOMESTEAD relluqulnhmeBt with
3. 600 600 feet % timber. - miles
from Seattle. close To tide water.
near navy yards. ITO n taken
quick vs.. J Mcconnell & Co. l&f
Pike street cor. second avenue.
HI0HEsT prices Tor second hand
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. car
pets. etc. Red Front Furniture 90.
iioil2 20 ave. 8 Tel RED ikz2.
INTEREST IN steam laundry. good
business splendid chance write
OF call Address Acme pub. Co.
rear zif Columbia.
A BARGAIN Two lots 8-roomed
house. Majestic ranTs. solid oak
furniture. Neatuys. Tahoe station
Green Lake.
a FINE young family COW gentle
easy mixer SWartwood Bros. In
terbsy
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pENTIsTs
pREssMAKERs.

A. W rHuLips. d He0ssy biz
Chicago Dental Co.. a2-3 unskicy
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FINANCIAL.

To LOAN. Private money mt low
rate Of Interest. Groll. Damus &
Osuer 100 Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rison g Eshelmau Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL co. y Haller block.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

PROF. Little's academy VIII omen
sept 18th. WIN receive applicants
for membership. open Sept s.
DANCING lessons. private or in
classes daily Prof. Wilson's Dan
cling echool Rnnkn hlnrA
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cheerful horss
laugh. The police hears II this une.
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FURNACES.

rINLAY s RoBD. Itls Second Aye.
HELP WANTED.
QUEEN city Emp. once Wanted
2 h0usekeepera. I chambermaids.
Mattresses 3 second girls. day wo-
men. 30 men. 80 per day; dish
washers men and women. 2 por-
terH. 1914 Third avenue. Phone.
Black 872i New, 1fs
WANTED MAchinistA. mouiders
hoiier-fnakers and hiscksnitna 10
k~ep away from Seattle; strike on
Iron Trades Council.
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PRlnTl4e Anp nLaplaa.
pHorooHhpaEps

'eTAWF pII0TOF ~ 0oIumbIa 4,
Amateur nnishlng waae sullivan
block
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RUBBER STAMPS.

5o8NEGcnL sfANr W6RKE
ElIru.Imnn Io-L - IHnfrH.
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PERSONA.

=. NOGLEBERG - Painting. pape
hanging kalsomimlng. 1929 PM
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ONYDoNOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases, Avoid imita-
tIons Ga Mcdonald hlnck
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CAMBRIDGE,

Roy. Albert Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs. d. y.
Wothcrcll and Miss II. e. Hopkins attend
ed the county G. Il. union at Eden last
Thursday and reported n very interesting
mccting.-Miss Mile Reed of Worcester
Mass who is visiting at H. y. Grays Is
i'll with tonsiltis.-Miss Lu,rctia Kinslcv
of Worcester, Mass IS visiting among
friends Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Thomas If
MorrisVile visited at S. n. Stafford Mon
day.-T.inus Lcavena and family left Mon
day for Il two weeks outing near Frank
lin pond. The W. ". NJ 5. meet with
Mrs. clayton Cornell Thursday afternoon.
supper will be served from : to cverv-
body invitcd.-1'ho lawn party given by
the band last Friday cV'nng was p grand
success. They gave n fine concert and
took In about slj and Mr. LcaVons gave
them s. more-Thcrc will be an Old Home
week service mt the Congregational
church next Sunday evening, August H..
Special music will be rendered letters
from old residents read and a very int r
cstire meeting Is being planncd.-M 50
Lillian Mabel has returned from the PAN
American exposition at Buffalo and report =
q fine timc.--DcHn Granger of lrooklvn
y. y. Is stopping at :. VI SaGord's a few
weeks. Walter Iorsc and sydney Fren h
went Monday to Franklin pond fishing -
Prof. Recbc and wife of MurrisVill" are
visiting relatives in town u few daVs. -
Mrs Eliza Hawloy IS expected home soon
from victor, Col. she has been with h r
daughter. Nellie there tho past year. The
daughter has just died and at her own
request was buried there.
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RICHFORD.

II /. Ward of burlington has hccn here
assisting in making new system " ac-
counts at the Richford Savings Bank and
Trust company.-Co Collector Oln Merrill
Of Enoshursh Falls, and T.. n. TwohcY.
Deputy collector at Montreal We're in town
last Saturday on business Tho Old Union
House is being moved across the street to
its new foundation this wcok.-Th vii
lagc trustees have taken possession of the
rark i'm front of where the Union House
stood and are to remove the fence from
around ii, ana with seats placed under
the shade trees, will make it a plea SAINT
place for the common publiC. A fountain
Is to be put ina large number of people
from here expect To attend the celebration
OF Old Home Week at StAlbans, the 18th
and l7th.-The races at East Stanbridgc,
Tuesday ana Wednesday OF this k
were well attended from this place. The
Sunshine Society held their mont hly
meeting at Mrs. f. w. Wheelers, Monday
afternoon Grace RoWley Of Mont
gomory visited with friends here the past
wcck.--Charlcs Sing Doanr, of Boston.
formerly Chinese Interpreter ut this port
Is stopping in town for a couple of weeks.
-Rcv. Mis-. McKinstry preached at Iron
Hill last Sunday.-Nclson Smith led
the service In the Christian church
here i'm the forcnoon.-It Is expect
ed that the R,V. Barnby Leach of Shell
Gon is to be the new rector for St AIMS
Daughters met with Mrs, Susan i.add,
Tuesday afternoon at the residence Of l..
c. LcaVens.-Miss blanche Sears Is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs, Mary kolley and
St Adams this week.. +. Kelley and
son, Fred H., went to St Adams Tues
day. G. Smith of St, Adams was in
town over night Monday.-Mr and Mrs,
". r. Taggart go this week to Randolph
to stay seVera, months with relatives -
/ Rufus Grimes of Toronto a former resi-
dent Of Richford was in town last week
N. r. Switzer Of st. Jofnsbury Is in town
for ten days.-Miss Lena liurburt IF
" orcester Mass. Is at home here with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. HurlbIrt,-
Joseph HUI Of Waltham Mass, is visiting
old friends here and at Berkshire. He
went from here % years ago, and is now
one of the leading Wholesale produce mer-
chants in that city.-The trackmen of the
c. =. railway, who have been on n strike
for some time are getting back to work
| again Mrs W. s, Manuel and son, Ce-
dric, of Chicago, have come to spend the
summer with Ter parents, MIR. ana Mrs.
| l.. w Smith.-Frank A. Manuel and CLYDE
| Hopkins have been appointed marshals
under Lieut.. Cot. NJ. u. Greene. chief mar
shall Of the Old Home Day parade. at st.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

a.. ,,, >.a...e ,..,.,,o T.. ,.,.,,,....
''",''at' -,"H ,,n, Ii., >,I ,s
a., 4" 80 ',, -. ,,.i,T vi ',',
NpVn'i,s ne N1' ','m VI. ,,i,,' ~
"iu wi =" - -, 80
.'' Nv q ,'vI' M ~, ,,,., I',i,',
, 0"'u,""E "i," 1, r,,,
''a'u s,,t ~, Nj. n'it itarris 4.
.d.,.P al rU"'u ,'.' - &C. r',,,. .,,
s, '.,.,"t u,' ,' w. r,,,', ,t ,.u ~
T I,'o ttoi, ,n r ,.r,', ,, pici,
i''S' "'''''~' WV ~ w ' ''f - -
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SHELDON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wead and two chill
dren of Alton. Ill, NJ. and Mrs. G.. NJ.
Wcad, Mrs. -. -. Wead, Miss Fannie IL.
Wead, Mrs. G. L.. Allen and daughter of
Swanton We're in town sunday, August 4.
They took dinner at the Portland House.
20 II. Il. Chadwick. gene raj superintendent
Of the Sheldon fair grounds, Is busy
making arrangements and putting the
ground In order for the annual fair to oe
held september 3 and g. The track
will he IN fine condition August s. Sew
cral horScmon are coming from cut of
town to work their horses before the fair.
+ C.. Jcnnison has renced the foun-
dation for the erection of Ills new dwell
ing house on the corner of Main and
Bridge street whore the old Central tous
stoCd.-Mr. a. a. Marvin is going to build
- houS" at sheldon Junction lie has 4
forcc Of men at work on tho foundation
Mr. T.. W. Trudcau. assistant postma st or
is taking vacation for two weeks.
Abraham Faddcn had shock OF
paralysis. Mr.. Faddcn is 81 years old and
his chances for recovery are against him.
Burlington who is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. II. Stufhehoan
fell from the end of a culvcrt in front OF
the house and broke his right arm Fri
day, Aug. Gth.-Mrs. T.. j. Parmelcc Of
Enosburgh Falls will give a lecture under
the auspices of the Busy Bees at the Con-
gre gational church, Sheldon. on Tuesday
evening, Aug. 18th. Her subject is Favor
lite Hymns and the Power of ConsccratCd
Voice: Miss Lillian Brown. vocalist, will
,also contribute to the programme.
This entertainment will he treat of
which all should avail themselves.
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81. AlBANS,

Mrs. Marshall St. German died at her
home on st. Adams Hill sunday, after an
illness of several years with drops%. The
funeral was held Tuesday morning
Mrs. Carl NJ. Nancor died at Tho Cedors
where she was occupying one of the Pat
tcrsOn cottages. yesterday afternoon at 20
u'Clock. Mrs. Nancor WAS in her usual
health up to about twelve hours before her
death, which was caused by heart diSeaS",
and Tuesday night attended the band
concert at st. Adams BAY. The party with
whom she had been camping since Mon
day, was composed of Mr. ana Mrs. Van
cor. her nephew ana niece, Mr. NanCor'S
nephew and niece, Mr.. Nancor's sister,
ana Miss Mabel Hancock. The deceased
was born in Clarenceville. =. O.. "a years
lago, and came to this city To reside alb ut
eleven years ago. Her maidcn name was
Cora Moilcs, and June 49, 1891 she married
Mr.. Nancor She leaves beside her hus-
hand, five sisters, Misses Jennie, Matt"
and Ncllio MoileS of this city ana Mrs.
Maggie I}Oomhowcr and Miss Mary Mnllos
of Clarcuccvile The body was brought
to her home ON ENGLAND ST, last evening.
THE funeral arrangements have not been
made as yet
Mrs j. \ Culver of Richtord, is visit
Il ing Mrs. Francis lngrahdm, her daugh-
ter,
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atwood and daugh-
tor. Charlotte, ana Mrs, g. II, Hale have
Montgomery.
Mrs. f.. W. Thompson and daughter, Ma
! rion, returned last night from "A visit in
Montpelier
Edward Burnell has purchased a house
on Lower Weldon street, which has been
occupied by Edward Ryder's family for
some time past,
Mrs. Leon Young went to Rlchford last
night.
Miss Edith Livingston has returned from
| Baltimore whore she has completed a
course in trained nursing.
| The Rev. William j. OSulliVan, accom-
panied by 30 altar boys from st. Angus
tines church, Montpelier visited this city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Chamberlin went
to New York last night
! Edward t.. Webster Of Minneapolis
MINI, was in the city yesterday
Mrs. j. &. Farrar and Miss Florence
Farrar of Burlington, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs, Edward -. Farrar.
Mrs. Henry Plow entertained a few
friends with an afternoon tea yesterday In
honor Of Mrs. james W. Gibson Of Hart
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The marriage of Miss Cornelia Lewis to
John Copp Lowe of New York took place
Thursday afternoon at the home OF the
brides father Mr.. G. =. Lewis. Rev G. J.
PETERSON OBLIGATED. The brides dress was
of white moUSsclinc de sole and she car
riod a bouquet Of white sweet peas The
lr'dal party We're attended by tlC wcr chill l.
r,n. Martha Manuel of Richfold and ite-
Elnald IlaWloy of Essex. The guests pre-
sent from ont Of town were Mr.. NJ :.
Smith Of Dos Moiues. la; William Lewis
of Canton, y. Y: Miss Mary Anderson Of
S"n"rvlle Mass; Mr.. FnG Mrs. liurt
IiaWl,N of Essex. Mr.. and Mrs Burt
Lewis OF New York city Airs. ". : Sr:,v =
of Woodstock; Dr. and Mrs. William STAN
ford Stevens, Mrs II. f.. Lewis and Mis-.
Nell" Hart Woodworth of 81 Nihar :
Miss Stella Lowe of stella. Nch.: Mr.. aU |
Mrs. Frank Manuel, Misses Nollio and
Martha Manuel of Riclford Miss Ava
larkhurst of Troy; Il. J. Douglass IF
littsford Mr., ana Mrs Lowe VIII rosi le
in New York.-Mr and Mrs. T. u. Combs
r. termed home Thursday from a week =
trip to Boston ?nG Gardner r. j. pou'-
lass of Pittsford, who has hc,n visiting
at *. \. Pauls the past week returned
ho.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Mary Gates and daughter of Bak-
ersiield and Mrs. Homer Clark of Somcr-
Vile, Mass, were recent guests AT O. w.
Bowen s.-Misscs Callie and Annie Bowen,
blanche Bates Miranda Ewcns and Min
ME Capron were in camp at Shamrock cot.
tdge, Silver Lake "A few days last week -
A missionary service will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal church next sunday
Linus G. Lcavens and family and &c rg
Gaines of Cambridge are in camp at sham
rock cottage.-Mrs. Flora Young and
daughter Mildred of Brattleboro and Mrs
Smith and Mrs. Mower of St. Adams are
visiting the Stanley families this week 80
Crane Bowen and $. Ralph Carpenter of
ldchford Walter A. Benot and Max W.
Andrews were guests at Shamrock cottag
Friday
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Mr.. and Mrs c. T.. IIubbel Of Boston
arrived in town Wcdncsday.-M Fannie
Smith OF Boston is at home for while.
Her friend, Miss Olive Lord Is with her -
{. T.. Eurloson. who has been employed in
hotel in Manchester y. H., is la hcmr
for short vacation. Rev. q. W. Burke
left Tuesday for Little Mcitis. Z. O..
whore Mrs, Burke and children have he, n
for several weeks visiting hr fathcr.-Mr
Norris of Newport visited Leon Rounds
eCentlY.-Miss Il. j. Page of Gardner
Mass, is visiting her niece. Mrs. f. H..
StantOn.-'rhc Lend Hand Circle of the
Kings Daughters met with Mrs T.. W
Moitatt Tuesday afternoon.-M All g
Eramcn Of Richford visited Miss Addic
Rounds SundaY.-ReV Howard Chidlcy If
Darlington, a member of the Anti Saloon
League gave very interesting lecture at
the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
NJ. T.. Monatt Is painting his hOs'c f..
H. 3roc and family have rcturm~l from
Silver Lake, where they have been camp
Mrs Elsie Resscy was at home "A
few DAYS this weck.-Ewing Pronto visit
ed in Montgomery last wcck.-Mss Lulu
shepherd of Ilighgate is visiting her
grandfathcr clifford Norway.