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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR Z; 2no

FOR 200.
A Is per cent net fnvestment-New building on
NJ st, containing fats OF rooms and bata
each; porcelain tubs. concrete street: stationary
washstands large back porches rented TO good
tenants for SO per month: lot 16xll0 20 alley.
The nats were rented before they were cola
pieted.
FOR $3.50
We have Just completed Groom and bath re-
ceptfon hall, red brick and white-stone houses on
the Heights that the cheapest houses ever
offered for this money that know OF. They
have parior. reception hall. dining room. pantry
and Kitchen on first floor, and large cellar, large
closets. g,sd-sized lot and parking They are
vacant and open for inspection.
1Oec NET INVESTMENT.
We can deliver two very attractive red brick
and whitc-stone houses X street. They have 2
stories. cellars, large lots. 40-foot parking in
front and paved alley in rear. Street cars very
convenient. and always rented for S3l per month
to good white tenants The union station
VIII make this property double in value. Price.
1Ogo NET INVESTMENT.
An S-room and bath house. with large frame
stable in rear. large lot to paved alley concrete
street; cars run past the door; central location
1t Is rented TO good tenant for So 80 Neigh
borhood Is improving daily. The property is
gIit-edge. Can be inspected at any time
COLOMBIA HEIGHTS
new detached house on a lot 21xloo to alley;
large side lot and front and side porchcs: 10
large, weil-fnished rooms: cellar: front and rear
stairways: equal In every respect n corner
house The owner Ia compelled to sell at an
actual reduction OF 81 500 below the market
value today. II has all modern improvements.
We can offer 1t at the very low figure Of. 5000
1t II. r. HOWENSTEIN, 910 g st. NV.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcTToNEBRs.

TEL sTEEs' SALE OF VACANT LOT on EIGHTH
STREET NORTHEAST. JUST NORTH OF
EAST CAPITOL. STREET, Fronting -
FEET BY DEPTH OF 12i 1-12 FEET.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust. recorded N
Liber No 1868 at folio 81 ct seq, OF tho
land records Of the District Of Columbia, we shall
SELL In the Real Estate Exchange, No. 1914 4 ~.
NV on MONDAY, THE TwENTY-EI
DAY OF JULY. AID. 1902, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM the south part Of lot seven, In square uine
hundred and nineteen tolyD. Of the city Of Wash
fngton beginning at the center OF the front Of
said lot and running back with the width OF .
feet to the line Of said lot
Terms of sale. One-third cash. balance in
and two years. with interest at six per cent per
annum. payable semi annually. $500 required at
time Of sale. and the purchaser allowed ten days
from date OF sale to complete the purchase.
CHARLES ". BENJAMIN.
WILLIAM II. DUNCANS0N.
jy19-d&ds Trusts9A
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FOR RENT BY FLOYD r. DAVIS It'll x r. SW A.;
,6l otn -,y i;T mi xsa GnT11 9TH sw Or fiat STD
SSt IL s,y t;r ami ou 81 t2G Sth sw Or. WIS Too
Ioir Nh sv,yy fr ami ~ n 80 eth sw. 90
Ala Tth ~y or. imp 1870 1870 sw Dr. WNS- l., ~
as 9Th S1v. sr. imp 1870 Ill ii sw. Or n
air I'm -, t- I6. 10 AZ 10Th ne, Or. 100
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANSoN BROS. AUCTIONEERS.

DUNCANSoN BROS. AuCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF No. lis Q ST. NV. ONE
STORY BRICK AND FRAME. AND Lot ~
FEET BY DEPTH OF los FEET.
BY virtue of q certain deed of trust, recorded In
L.iber No. 222s, at folio 1853 ct seq. one OF the
land records Of the District of Columbia. shall
sell. in the Real Estate Exchange. No. 1914 st.
NV, on MONDAY. THE TwENTY-EIGHTHD DAY
OF JULY, AID. 1892. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
the east seventeen u7D feet front by depth Of ono
hundred and five (1O5) feet Of original lot twenty
Of the city OF Washington. together with the I'M
pruyements thereon.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third cash. balance in
and two years, with Interest at SIX per cent per
annum. payable semi annually. $50 required at
time Of sale, and the purchaser allowed ten days
from date Of sale to complete the purchase.
WILLIAM H. DUNtANSON.
JAMES l.. SCAGGS,
iyl9-d6dS Trustees.
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FOR SALE-A SNAP AT IS. $50.
Rents for $50.
new brown stone and brick dwelling in one
of the hest and most fashionable locations 7. W.
The best arrangement-pailnr reception hall
dining room, pantry and hen on list floor; 9
sleeping rooms: tiled hath rooms; hot-wateI
heat; dry cellar under entire house; good-size
lot to wide alley.
1t MOORE & HILL Inco. III 14th ST. NV.
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HOMES
INVESTMENTS
SPECUI.ATIONS.
The best on the market at the lowest prices.
II yon desire to buy property Of any description
IL Will pay you to let us put the deal through
for you. CALL TO SEE US
1t MOORE & HILL zinc }. III 14th ST. NV
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHANGE-wII.L EXCHANGE Ny EIrII.D-
ing lot. - feet front 10y 80 adjoining Dupont
Circle. for modern eight -room house down
CLAYTON Il. EMIG. Columbian bldg. AIS 5,h vt.
o. It,
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bOR SAI.E-OWNER LEAVING WASHINGTON
offers modern residence 18th ct. near T; 1:
rooms haths: price, I'll 500. Address RARE
OPPORTUNITY. Star once. 5y17-3t'
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FOR sALELHousEs.

FOR SALE-HOW'S THIS FOR - 5oOp A NEW
2-storv house on st. nv; stories: cellar: 4
rooms deep: furnace heat tiled bath; porcelain
tub: lot about 1880. alley
1t STONE 4 Fairfax, 806- 800 at NV
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Fur SAI.E-AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE HOME
at a sacrifice.
Offered for $4,000.
Actually cost sos. 900.
The house alone cost to build $4,000. Well
built for a hone: nearly new and modern; A
CORNER. well situated northwest, surrounded
by fine homes: near Metropolitan car line: a
large and attractive brown stone and red brick
dwelling. contains parlor. reception hall with
handsome panel-oak ceiling. dining room sitting
room. sleeping rooms tiled baths; ATTIC; =
pantries store room; laundry: steam heat.
large lot. fronts about so feet one street and
80 feet on another. Investigate this. Such
property could not be duplicated under $500
most desirable home for business man or
government official. APPLY FOR PERMIT TO
INSPECT.
1t MOORE & HILL. Qncl Ill l4ti ST. NV.
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SURVEYING, PLATS, ETC.

SURVEYS, SUBDIVISIONS. PLATS. PLANS. CON-
structi1ns superintended. estimates and reporss.
hIgh-class drawings OF all kinds. WM. ii. BEN
TON Civil Typographical and Landscape Enst-
necr Atlantic bldg. $50 nv. Phone 100.
ap19-3m-5
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FOR RENT by WA. 4 EiSTERI,AY ROND BID.
1913 18th ,b.SI3tn - X ST. b.rel $50 90
1S-S2 nv. itr ID. on 2-f4 Decatur b. 70.
iIiI q nv. 1lr... 5000 ~ Hickman 81. b. II 80
1ll1 Rigs pl lbr h. A ~ l46 Francis Sc. Ar. 3 80
l0l5 K"u'Sw. lUr. b 5000 2I5 st james ne, 90
1IlI iti INV Tor n 1850 s2S6 Logan ct, 4r. 80
1872 18th NV. iOrb 1000
tYl9-.si-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAI.E-4o7 AND 4is # ST Nv VOW
fully finished: two OF the handsomes, hou.e, a.
one Oh The most beautiful blocks In the city
Inese houses are constructed OF the very beet
materials from foundation walls 10 roof: thew
contain . rooms, Including reception hall be-
SIDES elegantly tiled bath aud magn ifcent eel ar.
every room hardwood and maptpis Of lsirs, ana
most srtisfic pattern: mirrorcd stairway closets
ana. ~ TACT. every modern appointment They
%rss =, ,es Ia OF terrace and parking; nne back
These houses were not built for speculative
purposes but were built aud hctng sold sy
the executors in order TO lind quick market for
The ground so that the estate may lie settled
up The price. 81. 10. Is actual cost OF con-
strnction and cost Of ground.
The architect and huider who designed and
built Hon. John ". Fosters $50 OpO mansion
recently completed designed and built these Gle.
CANT homes ana identlcally the kind aud
quality Of brick and interior nnishings cnter into
their construction. II " t'gFrIN
Washington Loan and Trust building
PoSTScR1IT- Since the above advertisement
first appeared. a few days ago. No so5 has accn
houses No. 4l3. which IS fully finished. ana Nos.
40 and si'' which are ready for % P ssrrFI
iyls-2t Washington Losn and Trust buIId,ng
FOR SALE INyFaSTMENTS ~ SNAIL HOUSES
PAYING FROM ~ TO 1877.
f"nr n: brs., wide court ne: RENT. $50:
sewer ana water good renters. PRICE. $1,000:
Or, br.. Cleveland ave: sewer and water:
KENT Sl3ao; good renter Price 81 GO. no Lss.
bay window. PRICE, s2soO; no less
Snsll houses going fast. Let sell yours.
Mls3 A s. cAIwo"D. 82S 9'h -. nv.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE
Those fine new houses Just completed on weilllg
St near 18th. They beautifully finished In
highly polished oak; double floors; steam heat;
back Twrches; = stairways; rooms deep. eo-ft.
alley. Choicest homes Columbia Heights One
offered at a bargain for quick sale
D1s2 c. H. BRICE. 61T 1Ith ST
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FOR SALE-PRICE. ST 800.
That desirable and comfortable home, 3419
Brown St. Howard ave-. modern In every
respect: thoroughly overhauled; newly papered
and painted; built on the modern plan: 10 rooms.
bath. cellar and furnace; lot 50x11I feet; a fine
2-stOry stable. Key at Office
1t MOORE & Hill. NncD. TT 14th st. NV.
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FITCH. FOX < BROWN.
14Oti q ST. NV.

FOR RENT S2I 13thnw .Ilr b sta 50 o.
DO ii an fgr. $4,000 IuI 9th NV, store 40 %
no 2I -. Tor fur. T.. ~ :arj Ind D. 81
1T44 NV f1r. b. 60 90 Sta r'r 1911 Corcoran S 90
Store l2-n Z NV 5000 Office rms, 1904 f st NV
1871 Conn av. lir 2b. 1881 10th NV, Tor. b 10 20
1871 NV. ljr. b. 500 1323 Vt NV, Sr b. 81
sl3 - st Fit. 5000 300 III me- 5r....... 10 90
Ty!-EI: & RUTHERFORD. Inc, 1907 St
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We deal in small INVESTMENT properties
and can Offer you some good propositions paying
10 and II PER GENT
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CORNER HOUSE on 3 STREET NV. west of
9th st: two stories and cellar: eight rooms and
bath: furnace heat. OWNER NONRESIDENT:
reasonable offer.
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NEW HOUSE Oh COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BE-
TWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS. containing
eleven rooms and three baths. 4 pleasant home
in every respect. CAN BE BOUGHT On YOUR
OWN TERMS
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FOR lighthouses.
FOR RENT-OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT-FULLY FURNISHED. INCLUDING
piano; 9-roomed house at Loeb Lynn, Mt. Lake
Park: terms. S1I5 Address Mrs. s. NJ TAYLOR
Mt. Lake Park, Md. jy17-3ts
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FOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE; NEARLY
new fats: very central. 9th NV bet G and n;
extra well built and conveniently arranged; 25-
#. front: stories; each nat rooms and ba tn
rented to desirable tenants TO pay more than
10Tc on price at which II can he sold.
Jy1s-t.7 H. Z. RUST, COS 18th ST. NV
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MARTIN BROS. .
49,, In. nvr

FOR REM BY j &. WELDON & co. 22I f.
tai' - and Groom apartments In The Lou
don ia F. Cap st. Dehghtful flats In beau
tifltl IN Tim
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-13
ALBURGH SPRINGS.

The severe storm of Saturday and sun
day prevented all travel and made it I'M
Iossiblc to hold services in the churches
Wednesday evening about twenty of the
friends of Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Ladd sur
prised them by coming in to congratulate
Mrs Ladd on her birthday anniversary.
She was presented by her guests with a
handsome lamp ana received also a com
pletc dinner set from her father and
mother. After several games OF whist,
refreshments We're SerVcd.-MisS Augusta
Soule. of Fairfield. is the guest OF Miss
CONGRATULATIONS have been Received
10 Il dance in Isle La Motto. February Il
Music will he furnished by the Banjo
and Mandolin Club of Burlington. who
VIII render n programme previous 10 the
dance.-1h" i.lnual district msetinS of
tho Masons VII be hell at Alburg Center.
February lSth.-A social viii b" held by
the ladies of the Congregational Church
AT the parsonage Friday evening Feb
ruarY 14th. An effort is being made TO
prepare an attractive entertainment for
the evening. All are cordially invited to
attend.-Bcnj. Creller is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Crcer.
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fred Iayallev of Providence, X. /,

fred Lavalley of Providence. X. /, is IN
TIE employ of W. II. Ladd.
Miss Joanna Croft has closed her term
OF school in Sheldon and is passing her
vacation at home.--Mrs NJ. +. Chafee
is spending a few weehs with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. j. Blair in Newport.-The
Young Peoples Missionary society met
with Misses Jessie and Helena Carpenter
Monday evening. Feb TO- The subject for
study was "Our Missionary Hcroines.
with papers ON the following workers.:
Isabelle Thobrun Mary Reed, Mary Lyon.
Emily Harvey, Mary Ashton, Clara Cush-
man, Irene Petric and Sooboonagam An
nual.-,Nirs ELIZA Bogue of Worcester.
MSS, Is u guest at NJ. =. Perley' f.
.. Mitipuv of Burlington was in town
over Sunduy-Miss Erinina Chafce, who
has been visiting in st. Albans, has re-
turned home.-rhc Ladies Aid society
of the Methodist church will meet at the
home of Mrs H. H. Best Friday evening.
Feb. H. Supper will be served from j:3D
to 7 o'clock-Services will be held at ST.
Matthews chuhch during the Lcnten sea-
son on Wednesday and Friday evenings
of each week.-Mrs.. John Colcord. who
has been passing some time with her
daughter, Mrs Edward Libby. has return
ed to her home in South Franklin.-Miss
Sadie c. Rubloc has closed her school In
East Enosburgh and is stopping with her
friends in this place during vacation
Mrs. NJ. p. Ferlcy was in ST. Albans
Tuesdav-C. Walter Pelton was recent
guest of G. l.. Marsh.-Mrs. Florence Pot
ter. who has been in Sheldon a few weeks
has returned homc.-W l.. RULER OF High
gate passed sunday with his family.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from 3rd page.)

bringing with them nice lounge, great
easy chair. and large lamp. The presenta-
ton speech was made by the Rev. M. e..
Smith in a few remarks behtting the occa-
sion. Mr. Marvin thanked him ana the
MANY friends for this token of rcmem-
brance and turned the house over TO the
company. The evening was spent with
music by a gramophonc and progressive
,rokinole. Seven tables were used and is
games played. The ladies furnished re-
1reshments of sandwiches, coffee ana cake.
This old-fashioned home warming came to
and end about midnight all having had q
pleasant time.
The fall of snow Saturday was equal
to the big storm of February 9Th, 1901. The
roads in this vicinity are completely
blocked and travelling is impossible UNI
Ill the roads are plowed out. No services
were held at the churches Sunday owing TO
the storms.-J. ii. Marvin. the station
agent for the II. and NJ. +. r., who mas
been sick the past three weeks, does not
improve very fast. He has asked the rail-
road company to transfer the station to
some one to act as agent during his III
ness The railroad company are gong
TO transfer the station to 6. NJ. Mansfield
until Mir. Marvin gains his health
Friday night February {, the young men
gave dancing party at opera nail.
sixty couples were present, this was the
largest dance held in Sheldon FOR sever
al years. Thomas Brothers orchestra
furnished music.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. L, ater Hicks and Ter rcother. Mrs
Pascom, are Both sick with the grip
George Watson, jr., Of Burlington was
called here by the Illness of his father.
George Wats0n-Statcs Attorney II. w
steele was in town last week looking zap
some liquor cas-, s.--Mrs c. W. Writers and
uauc liter visited in town Saturday. Sophia
Dinsmore Of Georgia is earring for Mrs
PuImCnt Ta1er. who is YER i'll with rhcu
mitism. Miss Nellie ashley of ST. Adams
is spending q few days with Mrs y. NJ
Eallard.-Mrs. Wesley Brush Of Spring
field was called here by the illness OF n,r
sister, Mr. T.. l.. Shcpardson.-M Mir. and
Mrs. c. II. Brush are confined to thc
house With he Prip.--ilcnry HUNT has
taken Robert Richardson's farm at North
FairiaX.-'rhe Norwich Comm Evening
Record of February l., says that the Nor
N.ch Round Table club met at the home
of the Misses Crandall On Mckinley ave
rue. The company was delightfully."- enter
tanned with vocal selections by Miss Mablc
Null of Fairfax. Nt.-Tho worst storm Of
the season struck Fairfax Saturday. sun
day morning over two feet Of snow had
fallen.-Ml-. f.. r. Lane and Mrs. g. G
Gillette visited in St Adams last week -
Mrs. Mary Fancher is very feeble this
winter
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WILlIAMSTOWN.

There is to be a Farmers Meeting II
the town nall on the Goth OF this mon n
under the auspices of tho state Board OF
Aericult ure. G. !. Bell, of Walden, scyro-
taIN. Three sC~s ions are GpnounpaI hg-
ginning 1T lo@ and 73n o'clock le-
spcctivelY George AitIen, Of Woodstock,
Ernest Hitchcock. of Pittslord. Dana
Morse, of Randolph. and John Could. Of
ohio are gmong the speakers. - The
village schools closed the eth inst.
In the intermediate room, Belle y. R,b-
ih.on teacher, with y scholars enrolled.
the folowiue lad no marks durin. tho
term: Marguerite Edison. Christie cur
rss, Marjorie Duffus Ethel Klser, H..
kIser. Myrtle Dow, Raluh Gale. Sidney
CuIrer, Sarah Poor, James Leo Edison
hose in this room having no marks dur
ing the year are: Marjorie Dunu.. MAJ
guoiitc Edison and James Leo Edison. IN
the Grammar school Rcle Camp. tclchcr.
with - scholars enrolled those having no
marks w"r' Edward CLARK. Harry Peak,
George Brigham, Leor McAlliStcr. and
Glen McAllistcr. The last two famed IN
the above list had no marks during he
year. The TWO upper rooms now have a
library of dhout - volumes each, aul the
primary room CEe OF about - volumes
There is 10 bc an old AVID young folks
uanCe and oyster super nj the TGWr lI1ll
next Thursday evening. Music will be fur
rished by Houses orchestra. --OmittnG
such items As cost of fuel. care of room~,
II pairs, etc. ana considering only the tW,
items Of wages paid and number of pupils
enrolled, Tho cost per pupil for the past
years schooling in the village primary
Continued on 7h pageJ
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

james Ford went TO FnOsburgh Falls
Tuesday to clerk for Aseltir X Greenwood l.
e. II. Farrell of Enoshurgh Falls was in
town Thursday John BUzzell OF Newark
is Visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles John
son.-Miss Sadie NJ Ercl vent to Swan
ton Saturday as stenoprapker and Office
assistant with the Barney Marble com
IarN.-MisS Anna Stowe, who has been on
tho sick list. is better
Mrs. \. II, King returned from Milton
Saturday.--JOhn Frecr and Miss Mary j.
Norris were married February 1l.-David
Darwin returned from Burlington Satur-
day, where he has been attending the dairy
school at tie state Agricultural college,
MI. and Mrs. \. II. King are moving into
their new house this week-Henry Lang
went tn Ncrgennes Wednesday, February
l., to act as telegraph operator and eX-
press AGENT. C.. Wild was in st. AL
bans Monday on business. Frank j. Nor
ris of Brigham academy, Bakersfield, was
al home to attend his sisters wedding
Mrs. Charles Tracy Maynard is visiting at
j. Norris Mrs. NJ. @. Hicks is conval-
escent.-Mrs Clifford Phelps is on the sick
Hst-NO services were held at the Metho-
dist church Sunday on account Of the ter
rible storm.-Arthur Goodhue is visiting in
Iighgate.--John Buzzell of Barton Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Charles Johnson
The band are billed to play at mask
promenade at Franklin Center, Friday
night.--H T. Olson of Portland, Me. was
in town one day last week Owing to the
heavy fall Of snow the stage made but
one trip Monday.-Joseph Ganettes people
have been released from quarantine for
vi
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

William S. Spear, through the Cushman
agency, mas sold his farm on the Moultou
ROAD 10 George w. Douglass OF Lawrence
Nllle' y. y, who VIII take possession soon
invitations were issued Wednesday by
MT. ana Mrs Dllvcr j. Hood for the mar.
rage OF their daughter, Alice Gertrude in
hopeit Russell Fieldcrs, blacksmith of
this place.
SelNa Holman, who was compelled By III.
ness To- close his jewcl"rs shop on Mcr-
chants Row about three weeks ago. was
taken worse riday and died about , Il.
m lie mad been in poor health for a lou.
tiire, suffering severely with kidney troti-
n'c. put u stomach disorder Occdsioncd his
itst IllneSS' ne was one Of the ten chill
ur'h OF Jonathan and Hannah Holman auI
M"S poin III Dfd!ntrcc. on the Ninton farm,
req. y, 1850. making his age nearly y
Years. II" leaves three brothers Seldom
v" who lately moved here from Boston,
'"Stlh ana charles Of this place. and four
sisters Mrs. {. l.. Stewart and Misses I.a-
! n'iri anu Ahce or this place and Jenni",
w Vi l'a!dch baldwin of Gre ntield.
""s" ne MISSES Holman and their moth
- noN, "Nfd WIN SelNa Tor long time
III ''' HouSe "Hlch ne erected some years
W" weston street lie worked Tor many
Nea'9 as JeWel"r' III the Bass store here
anu also ga repair business for Il short
tpic 't NhIte fiNor Junctipn before going
n.y. o"9r.Itss loi hiinscIl mere.
Last rrluay ruth, the lour-yeaf % j
"'"SH'.i VI -NI, ana MlS' Alien Jones,
10 Pui'c SERIOUSLY injured $40 was play
ing around pile of wood near which h'r
!h.n9r "ls WORKING ana Tor some caus" it
.opIi-u OYER purFihS ier peheath' W n"h
eNtrlca,G"' oesides other bruises, II was
luui r, ,iat one 1907 was c"nNld'rahE