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New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
Railroads
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST Twenty THIRD STREET
Sf The leaving time f-om Desbrosses and
C"rtiandt Streets Is five minutes later than
snh. given below for Twenty-third Street
ssauon. except where otherwise noted.
ca Car, a. M ~: FAST MAIIZlmied . two Buffss Psror
10 ChicsSo NS tSs5 20 Fss~n1S 5o Ssepns Car
SS M s snd G5sveIaha
on caa For ccs pnns SosDs oo ana cenns
1 saii.aSa' a. % cI ch1g.Ts .T & s. LsTis @ o,,s
EST TOLEDO Loqisvil. via cineans,6. Indianapolis
o35 p. ". sT LOUIS ExPREss.-For Pittssurs
n wESTERS wA@TE ExPRs s FG9ss PsSns Chicago For
75S p W SIET S@gT'y Pi2lnS Fo- c1 Pl,t.ourx and
SSniTaso For Knoxville. daily via shenandoah Valley
s25 P: VI: Cf.EvFr.sNr sNT C1NCfVvtrJ Ex-
rREss-Fo- rtts..,-s CIeveland Nashville tv'a Gin
WASHINGTON AND THw sorrW.
- s9S, 10 10 Deserosses and Cortlanat Streets
1SDr DT PGinns G11 GSr @ 10 Dnins csT % ,rss u
?2@ g = Congressional Lin al PaIlo- and DiniaS
ss5 ''nlas sunasv e1s 81 So .'io ioss Dining
al Psror and Di1i7s caIs sc5 425 CDining Csr
SOUTHERN RATLwAY.3E1press. 8 q as p. m. - III
ATLANTIC COAST LIHE.--Esprezs - a IT. and . q
sEARoARp AIR LINE RAILwAv.-"FIoriaa ard Metre
goan Limited 1855 daily. Express 1c 10 night
NORFOLK AND WESTERN gh,LwAY,-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY-s5s a N, and As
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRForK.-755 a
sunday! 7ss M Tsrsa M 'Ta TsSale T31s ,
Parnr Cars auf Standard Coaches weekdays Pario-
Smoking Car Paro- Dining and Standard
Coaches
AYE MAF.-12 81 n m c.ek-
for points New Branch Eail-0ad frorr
West Twentv-thfrd Stree. Staton). S55 m. IL 10.
500 p m from pAshrosseS and CO-ardt Streets SO
a M. u 20 250 50. 420. 3 70. an1 100 p m sun
days 9.45 a n m
FOR PHILADEI.PIIIA.
oio tpeshrcsses md COrtlandt g. 2Os. tHS
80 S33 o. 2s C955 Penna. Limited 1910 Gles3rosses
ana Cortlandt Streets Io2O dining Carr. 1880 tD'nhs
Can; IL 30 I2s Dining fssbrsseS ana
Cortlaadt Streets. 20> 30 2-25 355 +25. 80 OH
ing C9r) 40 Dining Carr. 5J5 Dining carr 10 50
500 Q % 10 10 night Sundays. 10, I! 80 trH
eUS-htsl. SIS. SIS. CIimi;e4N, -. lNA toln-
5ng Can a I253 DINING Cs-l. I55 'DirinS Carr;
Dining carr. 755. n = - 10 night
Iickst offices Nos 49, :f96 26t T}roadWay
1sz Fifth Avenue 'helow 23d ST.: Asor House Vest
wenty-thrd street Station. stations foot II pes
crosses and COrtlandt Street SD F'-
ton street SS Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
ticn BROOKLYN: Station. jersey The New GorS
transfer Company Will for check baggage from
h0tsls and residences through destination
Telephone '?1+ Eighteenth Street fcr Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
j. B. HUTCHINSON Y. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

A pyERTIsEMENTs subscriptions for rh- 7,r,s
received ar ,he- Uptown once. No. 1922 B-oadw.1s
"a door north OF Slst-st until
nlents received the following branch ones
ONCE rates until O'Clock . viz.:
sor 23d-st lo2 eth-ave.. 12sh Macy sth.xe
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
RAIT!MnpE O. QUO pAHnnAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin ST. station. York as fol-
lows and ID min later foot West 42d ST. y. r.:
'I:l0 A. M-Por interim points 10 Albany & Mont'L
flO:3O A. M.-SaratOga and Buffalo Express
I'll 20 A Nd Lake Mohonk and Catskiu Express.
100 2. M-Chicago Express
.s:25 p. M-Cont. Linn for Detroit & St Louis.
TS:iO p ND For Hudson River Points &
'6:f5 p M-For Roch. Buffalo. Cleve'd &
tI:45 ?. M-For Roch- Buffalo, Detroit & St. Louis
1913 p. M-FCr Syra-. Roch- Mag Falls De e Chi
'Daily tDaily except Sunday Leaves BrookIy, An
No. l at tl0:f5 4 NJ: at 53:O6 p NJ Ieav,
Jersey City. p r r. sta. No l. a. +11:2O A NJ; No
at 1885 P NJ Time tables principal
Baggage checked from hotel residence by E
p. s. BLODGFTT z Ia
Genl superintendent Genl Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

r.4so 1880 ts.Oo 20 90 1000 -liso A. NJ 100
81 so. t3O0. 34o t4oo sf4oo t4So. 800 100 t7sO
60 90 'ta e5 Z. NJ. ~. '
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
T-4.3O 500. 1000. 'I19O A. NJ 11oo. 30 40
800. 200 p. NJ. 'l2 is mdt.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot Rector st.
Through 70 Point Pleasant 1000 NJ, leo. 34s. 40
P. NJ. Through 10 Long Branch. 500 p. NJ
through to Point Pleasant 1000 a NJ. 100 100 P: NJ
1900. 1884 Bway 1872 5th Az IsT 6th Av % Union sq
125th 2T3 Colurn-
Court St. S44, Fulton
Brooklyn, Broadway. Williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co. calls and checks baggage destination.
gFrom Liberty ST. only. 'Daiiy. tDaily. except Sun
day Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through Ieav. New York. Chambers
follows minutes earlier from W. 23d St:
900 m Uaily.-Sold train for Buffalo. Arr. D. n
Binghamton waverly, Elmira and Bradford. Coaches.
parlor and cafe dining Buffalo
9I5 m.-DaIly except Sundays, 70 BinEhamton.
Owego. waverly Emira Delaware Valley Points
Car Daily Port Jervis and Monticelc
Pullman Paror Cars.
ESQ p. m. Day.-ChicaGo Lnited-Fast Maii-Snud
train 70 Chicago arriving 20 Arr Cleveland 40
m. Slsepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati
80 ? N Daiy-Buralo and Cleveland Fsxpress.-Arr-
1927 a Cleveland 1870 p m steepers 70 BuraIo.
on City and Cleveland Csfs car.
ais m. Daily train for Binghamtcn WaverIy
Elmira Chicago sleepers Buffalo Chicago. Cncinnati
ryJICKFrG local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
= ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. 1t3 26t 200 1859
Broadway 157 Fast 12sth St and 20 West 125th St.
$50 Fulton 81, 9s Broadway. RroOklyU; 19e River ST.
Hoboken. and Jersey CIV station New Transfer
Co. calls and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits a shade drTner to-day. but
quiet Rosin and pitch all ruled steady,
unchanged. We quote:
TAR-Reguars 81 rs; do. oil bbls, 81 TO-
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-36i d3Ic
RoSIN-Common good strained. 81 40; D, 81 80; T.
81 So p. 81 IS; 81 co: II. 81 65 l. 81 10; So
s. co: y. So co. W c. So 10; W W. 50 So
STOCK HAND
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29


Tar ia bblS
Savannah Sept 2S.-Spirlts turpentne firm. S3ac re
ceipts 9l3 bbs. sales T46 exports. o27 and
unchanged receipts 235T bbls sales, 12Sl; exports.
l0O26
Charleston Sept 2S-Turpentine dull; nothing doing.
and unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

Rio-Coffee quiet No. Rio 4s625; exchange,
1885: receipts 1900 bags cleared for the United
bags cleared for 1900 bags stock
600, 900 bags.
The statistical position coffee fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
he range Of contract prices in the local market to

Coffee CablessantosCoffee market steady good aver
bags Ha1nburg-coffee market opened Y TO - pig
higher; 2:30 ! pfg higher: sales $1,000
Havre-Coffee market opened inactive unchanged
4 franc higher; u advanced Il franc: sales.
1900 bags.
January ........ 81. so July ...............3s7
February 81. 10 August 300
81. rs September 80 10
April ............3sO0 October 90
May So November -
Lime 81
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

622 &C. 1915 62ss s2s esS
SO so $40 40
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

receipts Of breadsufs interior points thousands
at three cphers 0GO omitted -four bbls grain BUSH
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-31
WILLIAMSBURG.

Seaver.
Joshua Grant OF Chelsea was in town
last Monday.
Miss Myra Dennison OF Chelsea has I'm
ished work for Mrs. Cyrus Lathrop.
Mrs. Carrie Balloon returned last Mon
day to her home in Wakefield, Mass.
A full house greeted the MAY Parker
concert company last Saturday night.
Mrs. Emily Emery is stopping with her
sister, Mrs. Liberty Jefferds, for a while.
Edison Bros. have been repairing the
dam at their ice house on the quarry road.
Miss Effle Morgan has returned To the
MOTEL to work after visit TO her home in
Bolton.
William Pratt and several others in the
quarry district have had telephones put in
their residences.
Eugene Reynolds injured one OF his
fingers and had to have it amputated al
the second joint.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Lathrop have fin
ished work for George Martin and are AT
ms fathers, c. U. Lathrops.
Several from here attended the inlay
Archie Boyd in Vermont at the opera
house, Barre, last Saturday night.
The eldest daughter OF c. c. Stanley
died last Wednesday with diphtheria.
she had been sick with the scarlet fever
ana II ran into diphtheria at last.
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TUN5RIDoE.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Flint went to Buff
falo last week.
Archie Sargent is working in East Ram
dolph this week.
| Miss Carpenter Of Randolph inspected
the W. r. c. Saturday.
Several went to Chelsea TO hear the Pick
aninnies Monday night.
Several attended dance at I'D. Ballou's
in Chelsea Friday night.
Mrs. John Alexander has been visiting
her daughter in Cavendish.
Miss Bryant Of Lincoln has been visiting
at Benjamin fuckers recently.
Mrs A. p. 0rdway has been suffering
for some time with rheumatism.
Hattie Danforth has been spending the
past week visiting friends in Norwich.
Fred Chapman OF Montpelier is at his
fathers, ID. F. Chapman's, for few days.
Lena Darling is living with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Duncan and attending
school.
Mrs. Jennie (Moxley) Hall OF Hardwick
is visiting Alice Monkey and other friends
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Roberts Of South
Royalton visited at Charles Sargent's last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin Farnham were sur
prised by the invasion of their home by
about 80 Of their friends one evening last
week, it being the fifth anniversary of
their marriage. The evening passed very
pleasantly and they were presented with
quite a number OF useful presents.
There has been quite an exchange Of
property in town recently. Florentine
Moody has sold farm to Frank Burns Of
Boston; Horace Goodwin has sold his
farm 10 Lemuel Wheeloek OF Barnard and
is moving to South Royalton; Henry r.
Mosher has sold his farm to Miss Linda
M. Clifford, also quite number OF other
parties are looking for farms.
Many improvements have been made
and are being made in the village. Ben
Tucker has made many repairs on his
buildings, also Thomas Duncan. Dr.Hay-
ward has had his house repaired, papered
and painted throughout. NJ. 4. King is
to build new chimney, bathroom and
make other Improvements, Mr.. Perry
has had five new houses built within the
past two weeks. Perhaps il will be neces-
sary to explain that he is going into the
poultry business.
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coPPERFIELD.

F. \. Farnham is in Boston this week
buying goods.
Mrs. Burt West is entertaining friends
from Chelsea, Mass.
Mr.. Thayer has moved his family here
from Littleton, n. II.
Philip Murphy, who has been very III
with pneumonia, is convalescent.
Mrs. VIII Kicker returned Saturday
from her trip to Manchester, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troop, nurse and children
returned Tuesday from New York city.
Miss Della Harding has gone back for
her second year at the Vermont Univer-
sity in Burlington.
ID. j. Doheny, who has been visiting at
NJ. Suliivan's 3, has returned to his work in
st. Adams, leaving his wife and baby for
little longer visit.
Dennis Murphy, who has been at Walter
Sweets for some time, went Sunday to his
uncle's in Sharon. Mr.. Murphy is III and
consumption is feared.
Wellington, little son of Fred Morey.
fell from beam in the shed last week and
quite severely cut his head DR.. Milliken
was called and was obliged to take some
stitches and the little fellow is nearly well.
Little Neal Readon is very i'll. DIR. Mil
liken had DR.. Gile OF Hanover in counsel
last week and they pronounced it tuber-
culosis OF the brain. The father is In
Butte, Mont, but has been sent for and is
expected this week. Very little hopes OF
his recovery are entertained
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MILIER,S POND

:, Amburg Reeves is working for B. L.
West.
Henry Perkins has moved to Copper
field.
Paul Leavett went to Boston on the ex-
cursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. West have guests
from Boston.
Thomas Gould of Wilder is at his father
in-law's, Geo. Cooks.
Frank Cook killed deer last Tuesday
and took the head to Wilder TO be sci IN.
John Wood went to the store saturday
night and his horse got loose and went
TWO miles before being overtaken by AL
bert Perkins on his wheel
Ernest, youngest son Of Joseph and
Hattie Bailey of Beanville, died last Tues
day of oerebro-spinaI meningitis. The
funeral was held on Friday. The bearers
were four little boys, friends of the decees-
ed, Jesse and Ernest Messier, Peter HALEY
and Willis Murphy. Rev. Mr.. Estabrook
OF West Fsirlee ofiieiated. Interment al
South Nershire. ~
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PITTSFIELD.

E. A. Lamb was home from ChIttenden
over Sunday.
Roy Holland and Mr.. Marks from Rut-
land were in town several days last week
deer hunting.
Mrs. Abbie Brown is moving into the
house which she recently purchased Of
Mrs. Mary Vose.
j. r. Nichols from Boston is visiting his
father, George Nichols, and other relatives
and friends in town.
The ladies of the Cong1 church will
hold chicken pie supper in the church
vestry Friday evening, Nov. 1st.
Only one deer has been killed in this
town as yet, that one being shot by Luz
clan Tozier the first day of the hunting
season.
Edd Holt, while rolling a barrel of -four
into the house last Sunday morning, had
the misfortune to break one OF the bones
in his leg.
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SHARON.

Mrs. A. q. ChiIIson is much improved
Alva Clifford has moved back TO hii
farm.
C. A. Mosher went north Monday aftel
cattle.
Miss whitcomb returned from STAFFORD
Monday.
Mark Drown was at home Saturday and
Sunday.
Alice Marsh was in South Royalton
Saturday.
Chas Barrett and wife were in Wood
stock last week.
Hattie Cilley returned TO Tewksbury,
Mass, Saturday.
Don Wheeler took carload OF cattle to
Boston this week.
! Mrs. Electa Roberts is keeping house for
Orlin Chamberlin.
The ladies realized sl5 from the chicken
pie supper last week.
ID. L. Parkhurst and wife were in Tun-
bridge one day last week.
Geo. Ryan shot a fine deer Monday
which weighed $50 pounds.
Miss Persis Follett has an auction
Saturday at the Follett homestead.
Several from West Hartford attended
the Cong'l church Sunday morning.
Geo. Ryan is entertaining a brother and
his family whom he has not seen for six
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Woodward OF Meri-
den, n. H., spent Saturday and Sunday at
Phineas Noodward's.
Willis Woodward, w. p. Woodward and
their cousin went onto Killington noun
tain last week hunting.
w. w. Smith and INV. Gabree of Mont
pelier have been in town and repaired the
spire OF the Baptist church.
The White River Good Templars union
meets here Saturday, NovE. Afternoon
and evening sessions public.
A. NJ. Wiley spent several DAYS I'm
Hartford last week taking orders for
nursery stock from his private nursery.
Phineas Woodward shot the first deer
this season Tuesday morning. the 22d.
IL weighed 1876 pounds. Homer Moore
shot one Saturday weighing III pounds.
Herman Woodward. an employee in FL
lis Bros greenhouse, keene, n. H.. was
the guest OF his uncle, Phineas Woodward.
the past week, while on a deer hunting
trip.
w. A. Clifford has moved his household
goods 10 North Tisbury, Mass. where ~
has found employment Ira Preston goes
with him and Mrs. Clifford goes ia about
a week.
Geo. Howe. wife and daughter started
Monday for their home az Grin Junction.
Wyo., distance OF nearly $500 miles. The
day before most enjoyable family gather
ing was held at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
NJ. t.Noyes. There were Is relatives pres-
ent. After dinner they had their pictures
taken from the porch.
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sTocKBRIDGE.

Nellie Neff is not any better.
Carl Neff was in Bethel Friday.
Fred Coty was in town last week.
Charlie Green killed deer last week.
Jim Eubar was in Rutland Saturday.
Fred Neff and friend were in Rochester
Sunday.
Eli Perron and wife were in Lincoln
last week.
Austin Murray OF Lincoln was in town
last week.
Joel Blackmer and wife were in East
Bethel last week.
Mrs. Harris Holland was in Boston on
the excursion last week.
Mrs. Mary Harrington Of Bethel visited
at Pref Rand's Sunday.
Arthur Brown and wife of Lincoln are
working for E. Sheldon.
George Carpenter of Massachusetts was
at A. +. Bakers last week.
Maud Maynard OF Pittsfeld has been at
viii Parker's the past week.
Fred Putnam OF Bethel visited his ia
Their, Frank Putnam last week.
Mrs. Carrie Eubar and Miss Louisa Per-
ron were in Rochester Saturday.
Pref Rand was on South hill last week
working for Newton Whitcomb.
Fred Harrington and friend of Queehee
were at Warren Green's last week.
Fay Whitcomb and wife visited her sis
ter, Mrs. iona Chandler, last week.
Mrs. E. w. Clark has recovered from
her illness so as to be able to return home.
George and Amy Manning of Randolph
were at their fathers, George Manning's,
last week.
Josiah Babcock and wife of Pittsfeld,
Allen Jones, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Charles Bent and Mrs. George Jones from
Randolph, Arthur Jones from Franklin,
n. H., Ed Pope from Lincoln, Clarence
Martin, wife and daughter from Roehes-
ter, Mrs. Charles Jones and son from SAL
isbury, Lafayette Gibbs and wife from
Brandon and Elroy Babcock and wife
from Rochester were called to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Babcock last week.
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oAYsvILLE.

Chas. Blake shot the first deer in this
town.
Bert Dean spent several days at his home
recently.
Mrs. Bert Roberts visited in Bethel few
DAYS last week.
f. w. whitcomb and wife have return
ed from Buffalo.
FV Hassam spent Monday and Tues
day at his home.
Harold Abbott visited his parents in
Hartland last week.
Charles Knight OF New York is visiting
his friend Chas. Lilley.
Reuben Whitcomb and Andrew Har-
rington are at Buffalo.
Mrs. Waldo Fisher returned to her home
in Mortified Monday.
Mrs. f. V. Hassam and Miss Fleda were
in Bethel day recently.
Gilbert Hassam returned to his home in
Aver, Mass, Wednesday.
Miss. Alfredina Hassam was in Bethel
day the first of the week.
Misses Grace Washburn and Lila SAT-
ford were in Barnard Sunday.
Z. ID. Hickey and family of Bethel visit
ed at w. +. Hassam's Sunday.
o. j. Richardson visited at +. A.
Roundy's in Royalton Monday.
Joel Waller returned to his home in
Concord, n. H., last week Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Preston returned to
their home in Mortified last Thursday.
Miss Gladys Wilson OF Bethel spent
Saturday and Sunday at Harry Hollands.
Mrs. Waldo Fisher spent the past week
with her niece, Miss Alfredina Hassam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton returned TO their
home in Dorchester, Mass, last Monday.
Miss Florence Hickey visited her sister,
Mrs. Wilfred Hassam,a day tn first Of the
week.
Mr. Frazier and Miss Perkins OF Wood
stock visited at Frank Blanchard's last
week.
j. A. Gould has bought farm in Ran
dolph and expects to move there next
week.
Mrs. Fred Martin and son, Fay, Of
Rochester are spending few days in
town.
Miss Mary Leonard of Penacook, n. H.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Charlotte
Leonard.
Several from here attended the Pomona
grange at Bethel by invitation last Satur-
day afternoon.
Chas. and Dan Blake Of Concord, n. H.,
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7.
Blake, recently.
Grace Holland OF Bethel spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Holland.
George Hardman OF Essex, Conn, pro-
prietor of the Wood turning works,w in
town a few days the first Of the week.
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Notice.

bridge
The town tax bill on the list of 1901 has
been put IN my hands for collection by the
proper authority. You are hereby notified
within ninety days from the date Of tb he
notice. All taxpayers, paying their taxes
IN accordance with this notice. will receive
az discount on amount of tax paid.
Dated at Tunbridge Aug. q. 1901.
WALLACE w. SWAN, Collector
1 VIII be at postoffice, North Tunbridga
wednesday, Nov. 10th, from to oicIoek
p: m. ;at King Sons store Saturday. Nov
10, ana saturday, Nov. I'D, from to 4 pm.
Nov. I'D, from Ito o'clock D. m. III rerei;s,s,
taxes.
Sw. WALLACE w. SWAN, Collector.
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sHERBURNE.

Robert Currier went to Plymouth Satur-
day.
Hugh o'Neil went to Plymouth Mon
day.
Mrs. L. A. Willard is home from Rut-
land.
Rush Plumley and wife were in Rutland
recently.
Henry Wilcox Of Rutland was in town
recently.
Fanny Wilcox spent Sunday with her
parents in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson were in
Rutland over Sunday.
Fred Spaulding and wife visited in
West Bridgewater Sunday.
III. l.. Townsend Of Woodstock is visit
ing at w. o. Bates this week.
Albert Pratt and wife went to Bridge
water Monday to make visit.
Henry Adams and friend Of Rutland
were at F. NJ. Plumley's over Sunday.
Miss Emma Doubleday OF Taftsville Is
visiting az her fathers home at present.
Elmer Johnson has returned to Massa-
chusetts after making his parents a short
call.
Frank Benson and Mr.. Patch OF Claren-
don were at A. f. Pratt's last week deer
hunting.
Miss Margaret Clement and friend, Miss
Ethel Clement and Mr.. Ryder Of Rutland
were at Rev. J. c. Canadians Saturday on
their way to Woodstock.
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SOUTH TUNeRlpoE.

James Howe is in Corinth this week.
Joseph Lebrun is working for Frank
Cakes.
Lester Corwin spent few days recently
in Fitchburg, Mass.
The Howe boys, who were quite sick the
past week, are convalescent.
Miss Cora Hackett OF Whitney hill is a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wills.
G.. w. Flanders and John Coy, who went
ON the excursion to Boston, have returned.
Rev. J. ID. Beeman was not so well as the
Sunday before, SO did not preach here last
Sunday.
A. j. Wills finished shingling his house
Friday. II. r. Hayward worked for him
two days.
q. w. Flanders and John Coleman spent
sunday in Chelsea, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Flanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Kenworthy made
visit last week at Al Fosters in Randolph
and also in Bethel and Royalton.
Mrs. Susannah Preston, who is IS yrs.
OLD, met with serious fall last week No
bones were broken and it is hoped she will
recover, but it viii be some time before
she can be around again,
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The Best Of All and

For over fifty years Mrs winslow's Soothing
Syrup has been used by mothers for their ehildre9
while teething. Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth II 50 send at
noce and get bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup" for children teething. Its value ii
tncaleulable. IL viii relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Depend upon IT, mothers
there Is no mistake about it. It cures disrrhes
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces Inflammation and
gives tone and energy 10 the whole system
Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething IL pleasant 70 the taste and is the
prescription Of one Of the Oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the Udifed States. and
Il for sale by all druggists throughout the world
Price f5c- bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup
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coRiNTH.


Grin Hood is gradually failing.
- John Yarmouth and little son, Elwin, OF
Bradford were at the Corner Sunday.
Two Boston gentlemen were in town
saturday buying turkeys. Several parties
sold to them.
Arthur Merrill and II. /. Ward went to
LEBANON, y. H., Saturday to visit friends
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ChamberIin q,
Bethel came Saturday to see Mrs. Cham
berlin's father, Grin Hood.
Alfonzo Howard died at his home last
wednesday. He had been great sufferer
Tor long time with cancer.
Mrs. Chauneey Bohonon has been with
her brother, Grin Hood, for a week. but
returned to her daughters recently.
The stanstead nursery stock is being de-
t sl. TINS week to those who ordered a
few months ago OF their agent. N. n Ind
kins.