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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-15
A Warm Welcome

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To all corners tonight at the Zeiger
Cafe. A hot free lunch and the choic-
est liquors will be served.
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A consignment of choice Kansas
City meats has just been received by
VIM. Goetting & Co., 207 West Gold
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SOUTH sTockBRIpcE.

Elliot Wyman and Dora White visited
in Windsor recently.
Rev. W. Warner OF Bethel and friend
vera at Dell Newel's Tuesday.
Elliot Wyman went last week to West
moreland where he has employment.
Quite a delegation from here attended
the celebration at Pittsfield the Fourth.
Clarence Mills and Nelson Amazon of
Pittsteld were at George Mills Monday.
p. II. Brehmer and son, Carl, OF Rut-
land were at George Mills the first of last
week.
Mrs. w. A. Packard OF Windsor spent
the Fourth with her mother, Mrs. Marcia
Longley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills, Mrs. J. 5.
Davis and son, Arthur, were in Rutland
last week.
Mrs. Marcia Longley and grandson,
Harry Packard, have gone to Mendon for
a two weeks stay.
Mrs. Flora Savage, who has been sick
for some time in Rochester, died last
week. The funeral was held at the
Ranney school house Wednesday, Elder
W. c. Boutwell, officiating. Interment
was at Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
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Windsor County Court.
June Term, 1902.

County court re-assem bled on Tga,4,y
and civil cases were taken up Their h,
seven set for trial, but several mav y IS.
tinued. Two state cases were tfisa AZ
week as follows
state vs.. Albert $. Loomis. The rs.B65s.
ent was charged with destroying hlr
number Of plum trees In the orchard Of j
Erwin Lord OF Norwich IN August hg
Lord and his father testified Is having
seen respondent in the orchard pulling g5
some plum tree scions, as Il appeared 2
them, and Lord, junior, testified 10 finding
only seven scions left out Of some g16
The respondent denied the act and s1.
planned his presence in the orchard bJ
saying he went 10 see some pear slips b
had let Mr.. Lord have. The jury were On.
able 10 agree after an all night session ani
were discharged. States Attorney TR.
bell prosecuted and Roland Stevens ts.
Tended.
State vs.. Edward James. breach o. ihs
peace and assault upon one OTIS HsmG.
way al Cavendish in MAY last The psfii.
got into a dispute about a line isncs end
respondent struck Hemenway, backing
his eye. Verdict, guilty and sentence d.
ferred. Sanford Emery defended sistsi
Attorney Tarbell for prosecution
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SOUTH TUNsRIDeE.

Mrs. G. w. Flanders is quite poorly and
now under the doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wills returned tc
their new home in Everett, Mass, Satur-
day night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard and little
Mary OF Woodstock visited at l.. NJ. Cor
wins Saturday.
Fayette Rogers and wife are taking a
carriage drive to Brattleboro, where they
will visit their daughter.
c. A. Tucker was called to Woodstock
last week to attend the funeral OF the old
est daughter of his brother, Hubbard
Tucker, who died Of consumption.
School in No. 1, taught by Nathan
Dodge, closed Friday, June p. Fifteen
pupils were enrolled during the term.
Mabelle Osborne, Mildred Peabody, Ruby
Sargent and George Ordway had no abb
sent marks. Average attendance, 10.
About 40 guests called Saturday evening
to offer congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs
+. A. Ordway and to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Wills, who, with their parents, received
in a bower of green lighted by Chinese
lanterns. The rooms were also open and
were decorated with ferns and roses. Re-
freshments were served in the dining
room, Mrs. Ben Tucker acting as pourer,
assisted by Mrs. l.. NJ. Corwin. Among
out of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. +.
h. Northrop and Miss Burbank of Barre,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hubbard of Wood
stock and Mr.. and Mrs. Cove of Plym-
outh, n II. The young couples were the
recipients OF number of pretty and use
full gifts.
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coPPERFIELD.

Mr.. Farnham has a new clerk, a Mr..
himball from Bradford.
Mrs. Wilson Of Corinth has been visit
ing at Harry Townsend's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paul have returned
from their trip to Middlebury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl George and baby OF
Andoyer, n. H., have been visiting at
Henry Burnor's.
Alice Farnham has gone away for a
months vacation. She intends to visit
friends in Boston and Providence.
Eugene Drake, who has been employed
as stenographer in the Copperfield mines
once, has returned to his home in Free
dom, y. II.
Della Harding has returned from the L..
V. NJ She spent week in Boston before
ner return and is going to be ia the post
Office during Miss Fsrnham's absence.
Mrs. G. W. Prosser, four children. a
Trend and servants came from st. Louis.
Mo, last week. Mr.. Prosser went to Bos-
ton 10 meet them and they went directly
TO Lake Morey, where they are to occupy
GIN Null, Mr.. Peckett's cottage, for the
summer.
Richard Kaye and Henry Burnor return
ed from Warren last Monday. II had been
reported that there had been a smallpox
case IN Warren and these men had been
quarantined. This was found to be true
and Health Officer Robertson placed them
in quarantine until all danger OF infection
was over. They were released on Satur-
day.
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EAST BARNARD.

Mrs. Edith Abbott is home from Sharon.
Cora Wood has gone to Woodstock to
work.
Walter Bsrrows visited his aunt. Mrs.
{. II. Dean, the first OF the week
Rev. Truman Allen OF Minneapolis will
preach here next Sunday at p. m.
Mrs. Hattie Loomis OF Worcester, Mass,
called on her uncle, c. p. Wilson, Sunday.
A goodly number from here attended
the celebration at South Royalton the
Fourth.
Miss Jennie Morton OF Randolph has
spent the past week with her cousin, Min
ME Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Ashley spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID.
Leavitt.
;. II. Allen is suffering with rheumatism
and nervous prostration and is attended
by DR.. Fish.
Mrs. Ada Chadwick Thayer OF East
Bethel visited her sister, Mrs. Perry Kill
lam, recently.
Rev. Mr.. Lawton and wife called on
friends here Saturday and he supplied the
pulpit Sunday.
The entertainment given by the Cleves
family Monday and Tuesday evenings was
good and well attended.
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coRINTH.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Jaekman and Mrs.
A. p. Cooke spent the Fourth in Lebanon,
\. III.
A daughter came to gladden. the hearts
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Munroe July 3, and
a son to II. G.. Clark's July 9TH.
DIR. Locke is in Burlington this week to
attend the Health Officers meeting. Dr.
Jewell of West Fairlee is having charge OF
his patients.
Hinckley Dunham's daughter, Mary.
seven years OF age, fell in a spasm on the
piazza of her grandmother's house Mon
day morning and remained in that condi-
ton during the day.
Among those who attended the dedlca-
tion exercises at East Corinth July LIST and
2d were Mrs. A. p. Cooke, II. A. Jackman,
Jr., and wife, Linus Edison and wife. {. {.
Sargent and wife, DR.. W. Z. Locke and
wife, George Hooker, {. T. Sargent and
Mrs. F. J. Hutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis True gave a recep-
ton at her fathers, L. ID. Heath's, Tues
day evening, July LIST. About IS were
present. Many tokens were left, includ-
ing a chamber suite from her parents
Cake and ice cream were served and a
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
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TRAFFORD,

Will Somers of Windsor was a reeen
guest in town.
/ W. S. Turner's sister from Springfield
Mass, is his guest.
Miss Blanche Brown Is working at NJ
c. Moves in Sharon.
Henry A. Morrill, of Gardner, Mass, i
home on a short vacation.
John Rowell Of Northampton, Mass, i
visiting relatives in town.
William r. Sanborn returned Saturday
from his trip to Greenfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Pennock of Pom
| panoosuc were in town on Sunday.
Miss Blanche Kittredge of Boston is the
guest Of her uncle, A. X. Kittredge.
DR.. Harlan Carpenter OF South Royalton
is at his brothers., \. r. Carpenters.
Mrs. Janette d. Hyde of New Haven,
Conn. is at ID. c. Hyde's for a season.
Charles Downer Of Sharon was the guest
of William NJ. Hatch over the Fourth.
Miss Maud Clifford of Lynn, Mass, is
spending few weeks at ID. c. Hyde's.
Miss Alvena Pettee Of Durham, n. H.,
was a guest at Miss Hatch's last week.
George Washington Batchelder is stay
ing at the STAFFORD House for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Hatch left
0aluIua9 III a WEN u iP " -'Af i0i
MINI.
Prin. and Mrs. F. c. Avery of Athol
Mass, have arrived at their home here for
the summer.
Mrs. Lucia II. Sanborn of Greenfield,
Mass, arrived Saturday at her sons home
for a few weeks.
Royal Hatch and Misses 5. Alice Chase,
Abby Chandler and Alyena Pettee were in
Hanover Saturday.
Miss Lila F. Pennock of Pompanoosue
visited at the home Of Miss Edith A. Pres
ton few days last week.
The Harlow Hazelton farm has been sold
to William II. Bishop OF Fairfield, possess
sion to be taken in the fall.
Mrs. Belle Clogston and son, Harold, of
visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Preston, last week.
A praise service will be given at the
Cong'l church next Sunday afternoon at
5 80, to which all are cordially invited.
Richard Mosher finished driving the
stage Monday, A. B. Car
penter commencing with the route July l.
Miss Hatch entertained a few friends
W ednesday evening in honor Of her aunt,
Mrs. Mary A. Hatch, whose birthday it
vas,
DR.. Chandler entertained a few friends |
Friday evening with display OF fire ball /
looms, followed by refreshments and /
games Of ping pong in the house.
School closed July 8, 1902. Number of 1
pupils enrolled. 30. The following were 1
neither absent nor tardy: Mary Cummings, |
.ena A. West, Elsie Norris, Florence NJ.
" est, Marjorie r. Stone, Maude Avery,
Warren Hyde, Ernest Kendall, Clyde
avery. The following were absent one
Law or less: Irene Chandler, Grover Pixley,
Roger Hyde, John Avery, Webster Pres
on. Several others were only absent dur
ng an attack of measles.
EDITH A. PRESTON, Teacher.
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RoxeuRY.

II. Carl Ellis ana wife Of Chicago are
visiting at H.G. Ellis.
Miss Jessie Stanton is spending the
the week in Montpelier and Washington.
Fred Roys and family of Faneuil, Mass,
arrived in town on Thursday morning for
a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Howe and daughter,
X. w. Dunsmoor and Miss Lou Worcester
enjoyed drive TO Mirror Lake Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkman and little
daughter, Susie, of Keene, n. H., spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Veazie at
J.W. Ferris.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. {. Wales and two
children OF Sioux City, Iowa, Miss Eliza
beth McGregor of Nindham. Mimi, and
Byron Russell OF Stowe are guests at Wal
ter Dunsmoors.
DIR. II. V. Dunsmoor OF Boston arrived
in town Saturday to spend a few days
with relatives. Mr.. Dunsmoor's many
friends in town congratulate him ON his
recent successful graduation from the
Boston School Of Osteopathy.
j. w. Ferris grove on Friday was the
scene OF a pleasant gathering when about
thirty relatives OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ferris
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hammett met for
a picnic and family reunion. One OF the
piededht icdtuftS VI lue uhN was the pnon-
ograph, owned by Geo. Neazie, which
about fifty selections. A fine
dinner was partaken OF at noon with re-
freshments of ice cream and cake in the
afternoon. The day was all that could be
desired for picnic and the affair was
much enjoyed by old and
young. Those present from out OF
town were Fred and John Worcester and
families of So. Barre, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
NeaZie of Keene " H Mrs Frances Will
iams and Mrs. Homer Denney of North
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Heath, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustave Rutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Waldo, John Ferris and lady and Frank
Ferris and little son, Donald, all OF East
Randolph,
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Mrs. Windsor Dirty is visiting in Roeh-
ester.
George Mari has moved his family to
| Barre.
Fred Cults of Barre was in town last
Sunday.
Moses Pecor was in Burlington the last
/ OF last week.
John Wilfore visited in Lowell, Mass,
| the past week.
Frank Fifeld is helping Carl Seayer
through haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Farnham visited in
Chelsea last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lougee visited in
Greensboro last week.
Miss Devis York has finished work in
Barre and is at home.
Henry Poole is gaining and his nurse
has returned to Burlington.
The junior baseball team went to North
field last Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Spencer visited
in st. Johnsbury the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith of Washing
ton were in town last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Grearson are visiting
their relatives in New Brunswick.
Mrs. Florence Burnham Nye was in
Washington last Friday forenoon.
Van Rondo and Miss Eta Wilfore were
married last Monday by Rev. William
Schotield.
The Birthday Social club OF the East
Hill held picnic at Berlin pond last week
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wood will soon 90
to housekeeping in G. w. Nichols house
on Main street.
Lester Morgan has bought OF n. II.
Farnham the Ed Smith place near the
railroad crossing.
Miss Aggie Wark has closed her dress
making rooms for two months while she
is away from town.
Charlie Bennett is i'll with the shingles
and man from St. Adams is taking his
place on the engine.
A large crowd was at the Gulf House the
Fourth and about fifty couples attended
the dance in the evening.
The Italians from Barre came by special
rain Saturday and held picnic and dance |
IN the woods in front OF Frank Lavine's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Clark buried their |
baby girl last week, death resulting from /
iiphtheria. The eldest girl is recovering /
rom the same disease and their two boys 1
ire i'll with scarlet fever.
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sHERBURNE.

J. E. Davis went to Proctorsyille the 'ih
of July.
Mrs. Warren Taylor went to Rutland
Sunday.
Miss Cecil Tarbell returned TO Walling'
ford Saturday.
Mrs. Myron ordway Of Rutland i visit
ing at W. ID. Davis
Elmer Johns on came home from Massa'
chusetts last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plumley took atfIl
TO Shrewsbury Sunday,
Miss Mile johnson is not so well ahl
IS confined TO the bed again.
Miss Ruby Fish OF Bethel is visiting De-
grandfather, Alonzo Estabrook'
Jim Bailey and Mr.. Moody Of Proctoi''
vile were in town last Saturday.
George Taylor and wife Of Callloia'
visited at j. +. Davis last Friday
Quite a number from this place Nenl "
Pittsfield to celebrate the Fourth
Ed johnson and family Of New Jef'''
are visiting his father, J. H. johnson,
Miss Lucy Rhodes died at Mrs y Z
Hadley's July 9TH after short llnes'
Miss Viola and hairy loNn'.' ~
Woodstock were in town the nrs' y -
week.
Jehiel Webb went Monday to blllIIi
ton to attend the meeting OF the u''i'-
officers held there this week.
Herbert Bates OF Rutland ana ~ 4
Blanche Gould Of Long Island 'is'''1
Ed Curriers' the last of I he week.
w. ID. Johnson, wife and aaus .,ss,
Christine, visited Mrs. Johnsons m'''''
Mrs. Ambrose Eatabrook, last WeeA'
Arthur Leonard OF Pomiret is in ioss
To supplv as nastor in the Congl cnul.-
for the summer. He boards al hOl'"
Wilson's.
Hon. Fletcher ID. Proctor and isuE
Proctor, Henry Taylor and iai y p,r.
Washington. ID. c., and Hon. = \. slsb
fridge of Proctor are stopping.al wv v
house at Pico pond.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT,
BARNARD.

Mrs. T. f. Burke is visiting friends in
Woodstock.
A party from Royalton picnicked at the
park July 4th.
Charles Wood was in Hartland several
days recently.
Miss Williamson Of Hartford is stop
ping at F. NJ. Chase's.
Mrs. Rabbit OF Fitchburg, Mass, is Wis
ting relatives in town.
The dance Thursday evening was attend
ed by about twenty-five couples.
Rev. Guy Lawton of Thetford preached
at the NJ. +. church last Sunday.
Miss Theresa Maynes is taking yaca-
tion from her work at Woodstock.
w. H. Wilcox of Elgin, ILL.,. Joined his
wife at III. b. Parkhurst's last week.
Mrs. Laura Dalton of Fitchburg, Mass,
is with Mrs. Z. NJ. May for the summer.
Misses Grace and Ethel Adams of Roy
alton called on relatives in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Hatch were with
friends in Pittsfield Friday and saturday.
Mrs L. A. Richmond and Mrs. Emma
Cobb were in Bethel last week Wednes-
day.
DIR. II. V. Hubbard is in Burlington
this week, attending the Health Officers
school.
Miss Mary Chamberlin of Windsor is
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Stone, for a
short time.
Augustus Hadley has been spending the
past week with friends at his old home in
Marion, Mass.
Mrs. Babbitt and her niece, Miss Lena
Ellis, were guests of friends in Pittsheld
Monday and Tuesday.
Arthur Wood OF Grundy Center, Iowa, !
aed Calvin Wood Of Quechee were guests |
at L. A. Richmond's last week.
July 9TH was observed in the usual quiet |
way, the ball game on the common being |
the only interesting feature OF the day.
Albert Thayer spent Saturday and Sun
day at his brothers, F. H. Thayer's, re-
turning to Claremont, n. H., the first Of
the week
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TuNeRIpoE.

July 4th son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Ordway.
Minnie Allen has gone to Lester Cor
wins for awhile.
Elroy Barton mas gone to Contoocook,
n. H., for few weeks.
Mrs. Hiram George has moved into the
house Of Mrs. Broughton.
George Robbins is the first to finish
hsying in this part of the town.
Mrs. Martha Luce is visiting Mrs.
Wight and other friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ordway have re-
turned home from their carriage drive.
Anne r. Howe who has been teaching
in Duxbury, Mass, is home for the sum
mer
Mrs Jane Whitney and Gladys Jewett
OF Dorchester, Mass, are guests of Mrs
Ellen Howe.
Gertrude Goodale Of Somerville, Mass,
has been with her sister, Mrs. Grace Hay
ward, for few days.
Mrs. Lester Whitney and daughters,
Fernie and Nettie, spent few days ia
South Royalton last week.
Lemuel Peabody and family are in STRAIT
ford this week. Mr.. Peabody helping
Thomas Duncan with his haying.
Several of the friends of Rev. and Mrs.
f. II. Alden met at their home and gave
them pleasant surprise on their return
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard King and several
others spent the Fourth at Lebanon, n.
H. Edna and Ernest Sleeper went to
South STAFFORD to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Thorburn and son of st. Louis.
Mo, are expected this week to spend the
summer at Elihu Tuller's. Mrs. Thor
m Il q pf Hop1pr Halt bp hos
been here several summers.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday by recitations and singing. Sew
aral children viii be baptized and Bibles
will be presented TO those who have had
the best lessons during the year.
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Great Ball Games

The great event Of July 4th was a most
exciting game of ball between the Wood
stock team and the Barnard boys. The
Barnards showed themselves skilful
enough to make their visitors work for
their gains and gave them the pleasure Of
eleven innings in order to win, which they
did by only two scores, the game stand
ing to / In their favor. Our boys may
have been reserving their energies in an
ticipation Of a game the following day
with the Bridgewater nine, which had
played with several strong teams but had
not thus far lost game this season. How
ever their tide of fortune changed. .They
were surprised even in the first inning
when the local nine did business to the
extent Of five scores to two for Bridge
water. Then all worked to no avail until
the sixth inning when Barnard added two
runs, making their company wait their
turn until the 7th, in which they ran in
four and Barnard ran another one in the
Sth making the score s to 6 in favor OF
the home team. These are the best games
played on our field in years. Who says
Barnard can't support a base ball nine?
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SOUTH STAFFORD.

Mrs. Mary Rogers is very ill.
Donald Flower spent the Fourth in
| Hartland.
Miss Margaret Roberts is home from
| Mr.. Days.
Charles Downer OF Sharon was in town
the past week.
Deacon Gilkey has been spending a few
/ days with his son.
Rev. Mr.. Gray occupied the Baptist pull
| pit Sunday morning.
Miss Minnie Blodgett of Randolph Cen
/ ter is at ID. K. Whites.
| Leon Kendall spent several days with
/ his aunt, Mrs. Chas. Lane.
| Mrs. Sarah Kendall of Norwich spent
| the 4th with Mrs. Casewell.
Miss Lena Boomer is home from White
River junction for a short vacation.
Rev. Stanley Spear OF Maplewood, Mass,
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred o. Newcomb and Miss Beth
of Union Village were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Doolittle are in st.
Johnsbury where Mr.. Doolittle has work
Miss Minnie Bartlett of Pompanoosuc
visited relatives and friends the past week.
Miss Ethel Kenney of Pompanoosuc
was guest at Albert Preston's last Fri
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Della no of Wal
than, Mass, are visiting at A. X. Kit
tridge's.
The So. STAFFORD primary school closed
July Sd. Thirty pupils were enrolled and
the average attendance was p plus. The
following pupils had no absent marks
during the term: Clinton Barrett How
ard Gilman, Earl billiard, Harold and
Mabel Morse, Mildred Nowlan. Norman
Rhodes and Laura E.and Lucy Walbridge.
Leon Clark and Frary Buell. were only alb
sent half day each.
MARY A. HOUSTON, Teacher.
The celebration of independence day was
success, the day being perfect and the
people ready to enjoy themselves. The
parade OF antiques and horribles was the
best ever gotten up in STAFFORD. The
short speeches by home talent were fine.
Mr.. Rowell OF Bradford, Mass, held the
crowd by illustrating his good points
with laughable stories. Rev. Mr.. Sargent
OF Sharon was the orator of the day, giving
a very fine address. A good snug sum was
Melted, which will go toward finishing the
new Masonic hall.
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HANCOCK.

Floyd Perry is working for Robinson q
Co.
Several went to Pittsfield to attend the
Fourth.
johnnie Rhodes returned to St. Adams
Monday.
George Marsh sold his big bay gelding
last week.
Ross Goodyear was in New Haven two
days this week.
Miss Edith Rhodes and friend OF St.
Adams are here for few DAYS.
l.. d. Rhodes has bought a house near
Randolph village and viii move there.
Miss Lena Phelps, who was home the
Fourth, returned to Randolph Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Vinton OF Somerville,
Mass, is here for few weeks vacation.
Miss Lena Rhodes, who has been teach
ing school in Brentwood, y. H.. returned
home last Friday.
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Across the Islands and Beyond. {"

The above is the title of beautiful little
book issued by the passenger department
of the Rutland Railroad company, de-
scriptive of the many summer resorts
along the line of that road. II is designed
for distribution among those contemplate
ing visit to this section.
The subject matter of the book is a well
written description OF the territory
covered by the Rutland system, and it Is
full of beautiful views of the natural
scenery and resorts so attractive to those
seeking rest, recuperation and recrea-
tion.' The book contains a list OF the
hotels and summer boarding houses along
the route