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LAM0ILLE COUNTY.
JOHNSON.

At the March meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected Moderator
o. II. Wilson, town clerk, f. G, BickNeli:
selectmcn, j. a Pearl, l.. S Griswold and
II. W. Newton; town treasurer, t. q.
Bckncll; overseer OF the poor, q. IT, VIII
son: constablos, w. q. Jtres and T. T..
Holmes; listers V. A. Patch, H. .. stiles
and +. H. Gates, auditors, G. A Rid de. =.
N. Harrington and G. Il. Iiayford; trustee
OF public money, II. NJ. MaXleld; town
grand juror \. A. Waterman; inspector of
leather, Jerry Barney. Every mans barn
and yard a pound, and every man "A pound
keeper. surveyor Of wood and inspector Of
shingles, T. A. Riddle; road commissioner,
l.. w. Fletcher; agent to prosecute and de-
fend suits agairst town, ]. A. Pearl: school
director, I. l.. Pearl library trustee. T.. q.
French Voted to raise $500 on the dollar
of the grand list.
Voney Witherell and family left Mon
day for their now home in Lancaster
Mass.-C c, Drown has taken possession
of the house he purchased Of Volncy
Witherell.-J. A. Pearl went to Newport
on Monday for few days william Sar-
gent has moved into the old Nye house on
Railroad street-Some farmers have scat
tered their sap buckets ready for tapping
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ORANGE COUNTY
BRADFORD.

Misses Ada and Marion Alice went IL.
th,ir homo i'm Snuib t'.irIro ,tturyda,. &C.,.
a four weeks vacation Mrs. ". W. Iowd
assisted in the store If j. H. Hurt last
week during stock taking. --Ccoree lTardv
has sold his farm to MIR Cutler of or
fcrd ~ H." and Is soCn to move into the
house owned by Louis Merrill on the ID
per Plain. Mrs Fay Blake 81 Farre is
spending two weeks with her grandmother
Mrs. BaYley Misses EVELYN Ccllov and
Gee re- ana Prescott Of Montpclior Soui1-
airy, are at their homes here for n Vaca-
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. S S Ciriswold, who has spent the
winter in the South, has returned to her
home here,--Littlc Hiram Hodg is sick
with measles There We're 4S at the Ladies'
Aid society at Mrs. James Hoag's the 9Th
The next melting is expected To be held at
Addison IIyde's with dinner. March goth. II
is expected there will he plenty Of work for
the society to do at that time. = cordial
invitation is extended to everyone. Mrs.
Ella Sowlcs of Bakersfield, sister OF Mr..
Hyde is at her brothers and expects t. be
there at the society.-Arthur Ladd had
quite a runaway last Wednesday coming
from Plattsburgh. His horse became fright
ened at AN ice boat in Plattsburgh Bay.
and be gan to run. one of the thill straps
pulled of and the horse became unmauage-
able Mr.. ladd held to the lines and sue
ccedod in stopping him at last. The horse
was quite badly cut up.-Thcre will be a
sugar party at the Union Church Friday
evening. March H. for the benefit of the
Methodist Church. There will be music
and literary exercises for entertainment
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WAT ERVIllE.

Dand Morgan is in Fairfield where he
has work in sugaring Mr.. ana Mrs Guy
Ayers of johnson visited friends i'm town
last week Miss Maud Warren of Fairfield
is visiting Mrs. Edith MorGan.-Lynn Til
lotson left for Burlington last week. j.
W. Page of Bristol is in town this week
G. Z. Tobin and daughter Bulah visited
Mr. and Mrs. George Mann this week.
Miss Abbe Mann is working for Mrs VIII
liam Chase at East Fletchor-Mrs. Arthur
and Floyd Fairbanks are visiting friends
In Stowe this week.-Mrs.. 5. o. Carpcnter
and daughter, Miss Gladdis lIanley of
Fairfax visited Mr., and Mrs, Ed Maynard
last week.-Mrs.. Thomas Cheney has re-
turned from Burlington, whore she has
been staying with a sister through the win
ter-Mrs. Sarah Young. who has been Wis.
ting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Il. Mann, re-
turned to New Hampshire Tuesday.-Jcl elias
Stayles has moved into the Thomas Che
ney house up the Branch Carl Stearns
has moved into one of Mr. Lardways ten
emcnts, and ia Fitzgerald has moved into
the Afford house at the upper end OF Main
street,
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

J A. Gibson returned Monday night from
East Burke, where he had been visiting
his daughter Florence at the home of his
brothor-in-law. IL. ID. Webster, Fred
Armstrong of st. Adams visited Sunday al
the home of his aunt. Mrs Viola Nc
|Carty.-Miss C0rnelia Williams spent Sun.
day with her mother in West Enosburgh-
Mrs. William iIendrick. daughter Of Marsh
Burt passed away Sunday after a lone
long painful Illness of cancer,-There viii
he a junior league social at the home OF
Miss Florence Shcrburne Friday evening
March 1.-THE womans auxiliary of St
Matthews Church met Wednesday
Afternoon at the reCtory.-The Ladies' Ail
society If the Methodist Church meet with
Mrs. John Watson Friday afternoon. Miss
Anna Bel is spending the week at hel
home in Castleton.-The condition OF
Nathaniel Marsh. who is i'll with typhoid
fever, Is not as favorable.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

I he Young people of The Congregational
Church will present AN Old Plantation
Night" or "lr de Quarters at Opera Hall
Friday cvofing March A. Miss Ruth
Soule has been training the young people
for some time and a very good evening $
entertainment is anticipated.-Mr. and
Mrs. George S. Burlesor of Highcato Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Burleson over
Sunday st. Agnes Guild VII meet with
Miss Jennie Hale Thursday afternoon,
March 13-The Womans Aus ili0ry real
lied $535 from their meeting with Mrs.
Samuel Mercy last wcck.--lIukc Story has
NOV, d his family into their house In this
Village, recently occupied by -. w. Hurgin.
THE many friends of Mrs. Homer Sturte-
want. who has been quite i'll for tho past
three weeks will he glad to hear that she
is improving. The rect1r's confirmation
class of St Barnahas mission will meet
at Dr. A. u. Patterns this week Friday
evening March Il.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs, Samuel Austin has gone to live with
his son. Sey mour at Beaver-William Bel
lows lost both OF his work horses last week
which he had just bought,-The news of
the death of Mrs. Lucretia Ravens OF
Canton, n. Y. was received here last week
She died very suddenly of heart failure
She was in her usual health and while
dressing In the morning she passed away
and remained sitting on the bed when
found. She was known In Fairfax by the
name of Lucretia Stafford. She married
Rowland Ravens and moved to Canton
80 years ago. She is survived by one
brother, H. r. Stafford OF Canton and -four
nephews and one niece.-Mrs. r. o. Hunt
entertained her Sunday school class AZ
the parsonage Friday evening. March T.
jay Green and family are moving to Shell
don, where Mr., Green has position operat-
ing separator -Harley McNall and II, T.
QltQp aye sneudiur their tima In ST Alhans
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RANDOLPH.

Miss Agnes Sault commenced an appren-
ticeship in the Herald office Saturday.
George Flagg started for Nebraska Sat-
urday night He will stay in the West
until April
L. 5. Grant post, q. A. r., has ordcre
800 markers To be cast Mt the Chadwick
foundry. at an expense Of $50. which will
he placed at the soldiers graves. They
will bear the inscription Post 50"
Miss Minnie Rope and Arthur Castle
of Barre We're married in that city Satur-
day. They spent sunday with the bride ;
parents here.
W. ". Sprague is moving from East
Brooktield to his house in this village
4 daughter. weighing nine and one-half
pounds, Was born to MIR and Mrs. Arthur
Nluica Monday. Mrs, Ninica is staying
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. 4.
Thatcher. for a few weeks, Mr., Ninica
came from Penacook, y. IL. Monday after
noon.
sixteen friends OF f. w. Tewkshury en-
joyed very pleasant evening at his home
Monday. the occasion being his SSd BIRTH
Continued on eth pageJ
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FAIRFIELD.

The school hoard held their annual meet
ing at the east village Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Murphy and three children from
Montreal are visiting Mrs T. w. Hale and
Mrs. Barney Roddy.-D. NJ. Hunter return
ed from New York city Monday evening
where he was called a week ago by the
death OF a sister.-Miss Albertine Soule has
returned from Troy. N. Y.-James shannon
expects to start for Springfield Saturday
morning his family having been gone some
time. Mr. Shannon has disposed of this
property In this place and Will make that
place his future home.--Joseph Naylor was
buried from st. Patyick's Church TUESDAY
morning the body being brought here from
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EAST HlGHGATE.

f. !. Marsh of Nergcnnes is visiting his
family.-M. g. iiislop has returned from a
few days visit in Alburgh. Work has be
gun again in the shop which was shut
down several days on account Of the high
wat"r-Milford lislop has returned from
a few days visit in Alhurgh Arthur Hol-
den has returned from Enosburgh Falls
whore he has been visiting his parents -
Mrs. a. j. BurdCk of Highgate visited her
mother Sunday.-Joseph Colby has re-
turned from Montreal. He has been in tn
hospital thore.--T \. Dcrosia and wife OF
Sheldon We're in town Saturday and Sun
.day.-.AeX Pelticr and DR. Payette visited
Joseph Colby Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Satro OF Ilighgate Centre were in
town SunlaY.
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RICHFORD.

The Rev. Mrs. McKinstry goes to IKE
ter, N. H., March a. to deliver a course of
nine lectures on 1.-The Worlds Great EIn-
FIRES. "-Charles A. Powell has received Al,
increase of his tension to s10.-The Alonza
Hatch Electo Musical company will give
an entertainment here Saturday evening
March Ii, for the benefit of the Richford
and.--The Sons of Veterf ms Post Is being
reoi ganized Ia this town,-Dr. Tessier is
about to remove from this place He set
tied up with his creditors here this week
Taying 25 cents on the dollar. His lahil-
tiles were about S700-Most of the sugar
makers tapped their trees this week and
have had a fair run of sap New sugar
Is On the market at 10 to IL cents a pound
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HUNTINGDON.

Miss Fula Scofeld began work at Rich
riond Monday-James Durand and family
moved Monday into the house recently va
Gated by Walter Rng.-Alrs. II. w. Norton
entertained the Kings Daughters March
19.-Walter Ring has recently purchased
the Lewis Bcnway place and moved his
family there.-Melville Ross of Bristol was
the guest of y. A. Biclford Monday and
TUESDAY. Miss Daisy Kenyon is having an
attack of the Srip.-Farmers in this vicin-
fly are commencing to make sugar-Mon-
travile Ross returned from Proctor Mon
cay. Mrs. Ross is stll in Proctor caring
for her sons children.
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Schools in town closed February %. foi
a vacation of about a mnnth.-Nlrs j
Shelley is confined to the house with al
attack of bronchitis.-.M j. p Laid
and daughter have been visiting in Bur
lirg ton.-lnformal invitations have beer
issued for the second annual Masonic
dance, to TAXI place Friday of this week
Mrs. Helena Tenney Of Isle La Motto j.
visiting friends in town.-rhe Masonic
dance was a social and financial success
being attended by over 50 couples Tho
Key. Frank Shepherd rendered his rcsigna-
ton as pastor of the congregational
Church on SundaY.--A few have beg IN
making maple sugar.-Schools in town v i'll
begin the 9TH of April
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Anna Dover died Wednesday af-
ternoon, March ). at the home of {. E'
Crowley. Mrs. Dover was an aunt OF Mrs
crowley and widow of the late PhiliE
Dover of Starksboro.
Miss Nellie and Master Leo q Brlen are
spending a few days in Hineshursh.
Mrs. Walter Aldrich, who has boon ser
iously i'll with pneumonia, is improving
slowly
Mrs. Martha ]. White. who has been II
very poor health for some time, Is dan
eerously i'll.
The four years old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Myers is quite sick.
John Naylor has moved into FranN
Prior's house, recently vacated 10y Cassiu.
Williams.
Il. 4. Richardson has let his farm be
ginning April | to Charles Neil. Mr.. Nei
las carried on the Arnold place TO. the
past two years.
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GREENSBORO.

Little Mary Hanson Is lll-David Spccr's
little son carl is quite i'll Charles Wiley,
who has been IN the sick list is better. -
G. W. Thompson lost a valuable COW last
week. viii Tate. who is dangerously i'll,
is slowly improving III, a. Rice ard wife
visited friends At Hardwick last week, -
Elmer Bailey, who has been working for
Homer Bartlett NJ Cratts bury, is stopping
"A, home for a timc.-BryCe Barr has com
menccd work for II w. CalderwNod,
where he has engaged fer the summer
Mr.. buffer and family from Boston have
taken possession of the Caspian Lake
House for the summer Jefferson SpJuld-
ire, who has beer visiting his dau%h,er
Mrs Elmer Il, ley, has returned to his
home at Mor!isvillc Esther LawreN e.
who has been living at Edward !ial,a-
ways. died on Srday night, The funeral
was held on Wednesday, the Rev. Ross
Ctiiciating.
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Stearns OF Williston, a former resident
were brought to Fairfax the Sth. for in
terment-E Boyden and wife, r. II. Buck
and wife and b. NJ. Ballard and wife at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Spencer Boyd"n
at Georgia Plains the 10th.-Jay Green has
moved to st. Rock. Fairfield to operate u
separator Murray Stafford who has been
working in an insane asylum returned
home the Sth.-Mrs Sarah Stafford went
to Canton. N. Y, the l1th, where she cx-
poets to make her home in the future
flock of wild geese passed over Fairfax
Saturday night, March S.-Miss Hobart.
who has been spending the winter with
Mrs. Samuel Austin returned to her home
In Cambridge the 5th.--Jenniscn Stafford OF
Fairfield visited his mother the Sth.-Mrs.
l .ucrctia Rulison of Montreal visited ner
mother, Mrs Sarah NJ. Stafford last week.
Arthur Ballard gave a party to the stu
dents in his room Saturday night. About
So were present
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. AlBANS.

The State boaId of railroad commission
.rS held hearing in the City Court rooms
Friday, in the case of Ambrose lOlan-
der Of Alburg, who was accidentally Killed
10y q Central Venom train at Alburs sta
ton. on Feb. 18th. Several witnesses W"ra
examined and the testimony showed that
Pciardor. who was very deaf, came To MS
death while walking on the track, through
no others fault probably. than his own.
j. j. Collins Of East A'burg appeared for
tho State and Hon. c. w. Writers COR the
railroad company.
Cephas Boutwell,. an aged and respected
resident of Bakersfield, died suddenly Sat
urday night. Mr.. Boutwell, was the father
OF Mrs. Fuller &. Smith of this city.
Con W. Blake has sold his residence,
corner of Fairfield and Rugg streets 10
jatrick Ryan of Georgia. Mr.. Flake with
his family will reside in South RoyaltOn
ir the future.
rhe St Adams board of trade has elected
these officers for the coming year: Presi-
dent Fuller &. Smith. vice president. f. +.
'rwitchel: treasurer, Norman n. Atwood:
secretary, Frank l.. Greene; auditor, Sci
den c. Greene; executive committee. Henry
Il, Folsom, w. II. Norce, c. i. Twigg,
Harry +. Lincoln and Frank +. Chamber
lin,
BY unanimous vote of the board. Alder
man Beeman was elected president at the
city council meeting Monday evening.
e.. w. Writer'S was elected city attorney
over the present incumbent, +. w. McGct-
trick on strict party vote of to . Il. fl
Forth was elected superintendent of
streets and water by a VOt" of { to . Mr..
Turner being the other candidate. Dr. II.
y. Belden was confirmed health officer for
the ensuing year. !. r. Beeman was
elected "A director of the Sheldon Poor
House association Dennis LeDoux re-
signed as janitor of the city hall and
Marshall LeDoux was elected to succc ed
him. f. Lafam was elected overseer Of
the city reservoir property. It WAS voted to
keep the liquor account separate from all
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GEORGIA..

Mrs. Spencer f. Boyden of West Georgia
died Thursday Afternoon after an illness
of about week with pneumonia. She IL
survived By a husband and three children
Leonard, Regime and Lizzie Boyden. who
are all ut home and who with a large cir
clio of relatives and friends will deeply
mourn her loss The Rev. o. Hunt of Fair
fax will preach at the BAPTIST Church At
Georgia Plain Sunday. March 16th,-Mr
and Mrs. Charles Hurlburt have little
son born March 1.-WaId Newton of Bris-
toll was called here by the death Of Mrs
Jason Newton and illness Of his father
William Newton, who Is again at the St
Adams hospitai-The high water did some
damage to sideways and bridges in town
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

A. r. Nelson of Derby Line was in town
this wcek.-Wiliam Stiles of Flushing, n.
Y. spent few days with his mother.
Mrs +. NJ. Stiles. recently.-Dr. j. n.
JENNIE Of St. Adams was in town Tues
daY.-NIss Louise Dcsautcls was home
from Waterbury over Sunday.-A. A. cook
is spending the week at his homo in
ogCicnsburg, n. Y.-Somc of the farmers
have began to work in their sugar places.
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ELMORE.

The officers elected Mt March
meeting are as follows: Moderator. H. l..
pelano, town clerk, H. atkins; selectmen,
l.. II. Lamphtre, =. a. Hollenback and
Henry Parker; trcasurcr.L l., Camp over
seer. \. &. Merriam. LIST constable. \ G.
Merriam; listers. T.. GcCdall. George
Ery mt ana f, H. Slayton; auditors II. l..
Delaro, Noah Niacant and George Jenuings;
town grand iurors, Henry Stowcll and
George Merritt; road commissioner, T.. l..
Ward, town agent, L. l.. Camp; school dir
ectcr, II l.. Delano. Noted to pay POO cents
OH Il dollar II tho &. md list
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SOUTH HERO,

Mrs DR. Harding now in her ninety
ninth year Is recovering from the grip -
Frank Croto hes moved to Swnnton Will
liam Tracy has sold oIt his interest in the
Tracy home farm.-Dr. styles was in Bur
lineton on Wednesday, on duty as United
states pension examining surgeon Alison
l.hn1on was in burlington on e~daV--
The new telephones are II convenience to
those who own thcm on South street. The
Y. j. s. G. f., have rev singing books
Miss Reynolds Is visiting at w NJ. Stcvr1s
Mrs Alexander Patnea udr is i'll.
A case of small pox has broken out at
Nelson Rood's on the South street DIT.
Cavalry of Rutland. president Of the State
Board of Health and DR.. Styles both pro-
nounce it small pox and the house is quar-
antned and a general vaccination is going
on.-Several farmers have had to go across
the lake to buy potatoes to use.-A new
boarder has arrived at the Mott home
Clarence Kinney is boarding at Jerome
Hall S during the small poX scare the re-
pairs OH the creamery are nearly com
pleted and when done the creamery will
have n solid stone and cement floor. Mrs.
| DR.. Harding is quite comfortable John
| Perkins and Clayton Gardner are soon to
inovc to Kceler's lay Miss Crawford of
Wiliston has been visiting at y. NJ. Rob
insons.
Mr.. stevens will soor move into the
house vacated by Frank WILDER. Mis-
| flla PhelpS mas returned to her hone at
| Milton Several from here attended thu
Little Minister at Eurlington WcdnHs
day evening Mrs. Kibbe Alien has been
visiting friends in Burlington. Miss
Rcgene Dourherty is attending the John
| sen Normal school
DAVID Dillon of Cadyvile y. Y, visited
friends in town Saturday and Sunday
Nelson Rood's little daughter has the
. small rox. The house Is quarantined. eel
Miss Ida Rockwell of Plattsburgh is the
guest If Mrs. Fred Aller.--George Phelps
| ii Milton was in town rCCently.-Mr Chase
Of St. Adams is the guest Of his daughter
| NrS. {. {. KinneY-MisS Grace Ko"iat ui
| Burlington was the guest Of Mrs. NeeleI
/ last WcCk.-C ant ain CCrllin l. NnrN ILL
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HILL WEST.

Joseph Sylvester has hired out to Charles
Macia and moved his family to Bethel
Hardic Domino Of St, Johns, p. c., was
in town March l0.--Melburn Shangrau of
Grande Ligne, +. c., Is visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shanghai the
ladies prayer meeting was held with Mrs
i. II. Jewett Wednesday afternoon, March
12.-Mr and Mrs. G.. c. Shangrau and Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Rushford spent March Q
with A. a. Rushford's family.
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MONTGOMERY.

William Mofatt has moved into c. i.
Gatcs'S tenement, recently vacated by Bert
Bolt.-Mrs. &. o. Kmball of iIardwick Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. w. Goodspecd -
Emerson lIyer is visiting at y. II. Gill
bert S.-Thc Il. \. S. of the Methodist
church served sugar social on tuesday
evening at A. S, Parkers.--Luke p. Martin
has rented his farm to a Mr.. Lagrow of
Lowell, who is moving on to tho same
Howard DONNA has returned from Mass
aChuScttS.
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.
A Forecast Of Coming Events
At This Store.

Ever striving improve and to bring this store to
higher standard OF excellence Such has been and must
continue to be the policy here What took place year
ago was sufficient tor the time and marked great forward
strides but now year is before us with all it's new
and greater possibilities. The points of vantage already
gained will foundations upon which to build and
carry still farther forward the attractions and SHOPPING
advantages Of this splendid store which is admittedly one
OF the finest and best equipped in all New England.
Not only will every department be fuller and more
complete at the Spring Opening Of 1902 than ever be-
fore, but with improved facilities for buying in greater
quantities direct from the Makers prices will be lower
the winter months active preparations have been going
on for this-our second Spring Season in this store
and with each move and every purchase efforts have
been based upon the idea of great improvement over
former years.
Each day brings large shipments and all through
the receiving rooms its hurry and hustle everywhere
unpacking and getting in readiness the largest and most
beautiful stock of WOmens wear this store has ever
shown
few days and the whole house will be dressed
in its new spring attire.
In the time shall tell of something each day
that is and particularly attractive from the price
point OF view as well as otherwise.
TO-DAY 1T is SILKS.
Black Taa absolutely indispensable this season-fashion
demands them Waists Chden Garments and the
thin fashionable wool materials lined with them exceedingly
enables
very much below value
10 inches wide especially Innings 81 per yard
10 inches wide fully guaranteed for wearing qualities Is per
81 inches wdethe word Guaranteed" sevege of
every yard price GO cents per yard
20 inches wide heavy beautiful quality especially
gowns coats and skirts IS yard value SIPS
WASHABLE SILKS.
rs pieces Manse Corded absolutely oor and washable
Importation, consequently exclusive styles
stores highest grade usually sold SO 90 yard but offered
here to-day leading attraction the Silk department
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SHELDON.

The funeral of Hoyt Marvin was held at
the Congregational Church Tuesday after
noon. the Rev. J. L. Scwell of ST. Adams
officiating. The bearers were H. f.. Mar
lin, w. W. Husband, W. r. Wright and
G. j. Marvin. His Sunday-school class at
tended in body and acted as escort The
remaining members happened to be IA, the
age of Hoyt There was a large attendance
at the church and chairs were brought
in to seat the people.