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An accident hNpened to one of A. & N. NJ. engines last week at Lordsburg, with pretty serious results. Kim Elliot was acting as nostler. He left the engine to go to the depot, when in some mysterious manner, quite un- accountable to Kim, the engine started down the track at a. lively rate Kim tried to head it oil by running across the yard. but the engine was making too good time. The wild engine ran through the yards and collided with an :. r. engine which was standing on the track. The fireman of the p. engine was knocked out Of the cab window. was bruised up considerably around the head and face, but made q very lucky escape. Both engines were considerably damaged. The A. {, \. M. engine was brought 10 Clifton and is now undergoing repairs in the ma chine shops. Kim seems to be of the opinion that the engine was monkey ed with after he left her.
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MINOR MENTION

The board of supervisors are still in session.
 The Clifton Hotel is receiving q fresh coat of paint.
 Ben Goodrich has been granted a franchise for water works in Tomb stone.
 The Montczuma mill at Solom on- vile is grinding the new crop of wheat.
 The old school house ie being re- modelled and will he converted into q drug store.
 The wagon bridge to North Clifton is being raised to d level with the railroad track.
 Bay shannon brought in two car loads ol beef cattle from the Salt river valley Tuesday.
 The bicycle rallied last week by la petite Muricl Emerson, was won hy Charley Spann.
 The shannon Copper company havo moved their office to the Mctatc build ing, south Clifton.
 Another bouncing daughter arrived last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Munro. All doing well.
 John Lacy, of Duncan. was ex- amiucd for luuacy in the probate court at Solomouyille last week and was taken to the asylum at Phoenix.
 Francisco Guitcrra, and Francisco Peri, were sentenced to six months each in the county jail this week by Justice Boylcs for false pcrsonation. Young'- Pharmacy has been moved to the O'Neil block, Copper avenue. Tho shannon Copper company now occupy the room vacated by the Phar- macy.
 Presbyterian Church-Sunday ser vices, II a. m, subject. Known by Our Act-:' < ?. m.. subject, Gospel of tho Kingdom of HeLven.' sunday school l0 a. m.
 Tho road from Wards canyon to Coronado station has been put lu a most thorough state of repair. The work was done under the supervision of Roadmaster Webster.
 A new railroad track has been laid down Railroad avenue by the A. X N. NJ, which will be used for placing local freight cars. A platform will be built .Iipprsif, tbo +ro pl-
 The New Plum-Prunus Samoni at J. X A. Smiths.
 Powder, fuse. picks. shoyels, miners and prospectors supplies. S. J. Forbes
 Summer Beverages: - Roses Lime Juice, Cordial, Portables' Fruit Lem Onade, Golden RusSet Champagne Ci der. Carbonated Hires Root Beer, at x A. Smiths.
 Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold.-I.aXatiVe Bromo-Qumine Tab lets cure q cold in one day. No Cure no Pay. Price p cents.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
r.n cDLNIY ntrnnnEr

hereby auuoIucr myself AS a candidate for County Recorder subject to the action Of the Democratic county convention.
 MT SIMMS Clifton Ar!loua, May 5, I9o2. hereby announce myself as a candidate for County Recorder, subject to the endorsement Of tIc Democratic party of Graham County.
 ARTURO ELIAS
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again, and got the only two-base hits Of the day.
 As the train rolled into Clifton the ERA reporter caught the first stanza Of q pean Of joy which was being sung by the entire picnic party in honor Of the great victory won by the Clifton nine: Now glory 10 our baseball team, and them that
 play thereon. And keep Inc glory whooping up Ill all the
 same is gone. For tura yc east, or turn ye west and rubber
 south north. A team like thLi that plays for uS has never
 saLlini flrth -
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meeting of the republican central committee of Graham country has been called for August 9th, 1902. at Solomonville, for the purpose of deter mining the date and place for holding the Republican County Convention, fixing the time for holding the pri- maries in the several precincts, and transacting such other business as cir cumstanccs may require.
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X pair of gold mounted spec tacles was left at the A. C. general office this week. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for this notice.
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On the first of August l will close my millinery store until fall. In the next fourteen days I will sell all my summer hats at cost. Come and see for yOurself.-Mrs. M. A. Ernest, Cliff ton Hotel
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FOR SHERIFF.

horchy announce myself as a candidate for reelection to the office Of sheriff of Graham county. subject to th" endorsement of the Dem orTltlc county convention. JAS. N.PARKS.
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The ERA is authorized to announce the name ol Gr4 Harper u~ acauIdatc for reelection to the rIcc of County Supervisor, subject to the endorsement Of tho democratic county convcn- ton. IRA HARPER
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hereby announce myself a- candidate for Probate Judge subject to the endorsement Of the dcmocratic convention of Graham county.
 r. C. LITTLE McroulG Arizona, Nay 2t 1go,
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roEJg>rICE OF THE PEACE. The ERA is authorized to announce William T. Beck us a candidate for tho office of Justice of the Peace of Clifton district.
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The following new officers of the Solomonville lodge K. of P's. were in stalled Saturday night last: Ben R. Clark, C. C.; C. l.. Rawlins, V. C.; Frank Richarson, NJ. of A; Morris Marks, Prelate; c. F. Solomon, NJ. of F.; C. C. Belknap, NJ. of Ex.; R. P. Fisher. K. of R. Ss S.; w. A. Wilson, NJ. of w.
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At the Academy.

There will be another Of those de- lighlful parties Saturday night. All come and have good time aud drive away dull care. Remember I have the finest maple floor in this country, and d nice cool building. All respectable people are invited. No others admit
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Fire-proof lamp chimneys and pure apple cider at De Vegas.
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Complete assortment of fine import ed groceries. 5. J. Forbes.
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Barb wire, saddlery, hay grain and complete supply of cattlemen's sup plies. 5. J. Forbes.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for reelection to the office of Probate Judge, sub jcct 10 the endorsement of the Democratic County Convention. VIM. A MOODY.
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The Longfellow boarding house near Morenci was burned one day last week, with all its contents. \ new building was erected at once. and is now in use.
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LOsT-Locket with letter $. Five dollars reward for return to this office.
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Wall map of United States and world. with one years subscription to COPPER ERA $500.
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Found-A bunch of keys. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for this notice.
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First-class portrait work. All work guaranteed at Risdon's. Gallery op- posite Clifton Hotel.
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An effort will soon be made to or ganize base ball club in Clifton, and raise money sufficient to bring in all Of the best teams of the territory. The grand stand will also be purchased and presented to the club, which will bring in a nice income from every game. The Clifton boys are playing exceptionally good ball this year, and they can get all kinds of money. They are all home boys and will remain here. They are prepared to play any team in the territory.
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At the last meeting of Clifton Lodge NO. T., Knights Of Pythias, the follow ing officers were installed to serve the present term: c. P. Dunn, C. C.; R.. T. Hill. V. C.; J. F.. Holt, F.; John Grimes. NJ. of W; A. F. Williams, NJ of E.: C. G. Spann, NJ. of F.; J. H.. Cox, K. of E. and S.: $. J. Forbes, NJ. at A; O. F. Bailey, I. G.; Geo. Back man, o. C.: Jacob Green, B. A.Boyles, w. A. Pitt, trustees.
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Connection has already been mad e by the Clifton Water company with some of the mains of the old A C. water service, and before tho week is out it is most probable that good pure water will be flowing down all the mains. This will mark new epoch in the history of Clifton.
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Marion Beck, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Beck, is down with the fever. Lydia Beck, aged three years, had the misfortune to fall OF q rusty nail which was driven into her throat, but so far no serious re- suits have resulted therefrom.
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The following elective and appointive officers of I. O. Q. r. will be regularly installed at Masonic hall Monday night next; B. A. Boyles. \. G.; !. II. Cox, Y. C.; NJ. l.. Robinson, T.; A. F. Will Hams, S J. B. Taylor, w: J. F. Mic coils, I.C.; T. L. McCutchen, L. s. N. .G. i; Wash Smith, R.S. NC; Lee Dunn. L. S.V.G.; Wm. Allender, R.S.N.G.; R.L. Frishie, O.G.; J. NJ. Webster, I.G.; (. . Taylor, II. V. CoOmbs, 5. <.
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All kinds of minini i'lanks at Cor, PER ERA office.
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Nice assortment Of crackers, biscuits and cakes in cartOOns.-S. J. Forbes
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hereby auuouucr myself as candidate for reelection [" the office of county Treasurer, subject to the endorsement of the democratic nominating convention.
 GEOEGE l.. GAMELE.
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Nephi Packer. farmer and miner of the Duncan country, spent few days in Clifton last week. Mr. Packer was one Of the pioneers of Utah, having located there in lS4S. He has lived in Utah and Arizona ever since, and is hale and hearty and able to do a good days work and is also able to do jus tice to a square meal. MT. Packer, while devot:ng his time mainly to farming, has been ~Sumental in opening up seve.N mines. He is now interested in mN Nss ID the May flower district from which he is shlp- ping ore that pays well, and runs in both gold and silver. He expects 10 ship all Of his ore to Clifton for treat ment after the first Of September.
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Sliced ham, sliced Sacon during sum- mer months at J. X i Smiths.
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Deputy Sheriff John Parks took a Mexican prisoner to Solomonville last week and on turning him over to the jailcr found that the commitment had been made out in his own name. The jailcr insisted on complying with the commitment, and locking up the deputy, but John is a pretty smooth talker, and somehow managed to retain his liberty, and land the Mexican in jail.
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Engine No. I9, the A. X. \. NJ. Ry's. big engine, made her first trip into Clifton Saturday last. She weighs s5 tons, but with full coal bunkers and water, she weighs over one hundred tons. She is big one, and can snatch along forty loaded cars at lively rate.
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i Casino canned goods, preserves and
 l. iellies are pure. For sale by 5. J.
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Imported wines and liquors for fam fly and medicinal purposes. s. J. FOrbee
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Hooper X shannon continue to han dle the choicest range and refrigerated meats. TelephOue 2S.
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The Guardian is authority for the statement that Uncle Jerry Barton is seriously contemplating matrimony. The ERA extends hearty congratula-
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J. Forbes.
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We maintain our prestige in business by giving our customers the best goods at the lowest price.-J. < \. Smith.
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New two room store for rent on Chase Creek. Will be completed about July 10. Apply to owner in same building opposite B. B. B. store
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Fresh fruits and other products from California. - While our Mr. Adam smith is in California he will keep the store supplied with the best to be had. Il X \ Smith
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Found-Still another buncE of keys. Call and prove property and pay for this ad
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Ben Goodrich has been granted a franchise for water works in Tomb
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The financial statement Of the First National Bank Of Clifton appears in the ERA today. II is certainly a most satisfactory showing, and one which cannot fail to be most satisfactory 10 the stock holders. and also to the pat rons Of the bank. The First National is one of the sol i'd financial institutions Of the terri tory. and will continue to grow and prosper with the develop ment of this section.
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Archie Stewart was arrested this week on a charge of inhIcting cruel punishment on horse hired from Jud Websters stables. Stewart hired the horse for drive one Sunday afternoon about month ago. The horse died that night, and Stewart was arrested as stated above, under the criminal code. The case was tried before Jus tice Boyles Wednesday last. Frank B. Laine appeared for the territory, while the defendant was represented by L, Kcarney. A large number of witnesses were examined and spirited trial conducted. Justice Boylcs dis charged the prisoner, as he did not consider the evidence sufficient to bind him over to the grand jury.
The copper era., 1902-07-24

The best rain of the season visited Clifton Sunday evening and another good one fell Monday night. The Frisco has had q good stage of water for the past week, which is gradually carrying away the tailings in the river.
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Several lots near the lower bridge are being filled in with slickens from the acid plant. The owners of the lots built retaining wall along the Frisco, which is being strengthened by the present work. The railroad company is assisting in this enterprise, and has laid track along the embankment
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The Clifton Hotel is receiving q fresh coat of paint.
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A. II. Slaughter this week brought in q fine bunch of beef cattle for Ever hardy X Slaug ghters market from the firms ranch in the White mountains. The cattle were in prime condition. The refrigerator plant for Eyerhardy & Slaug ghter'5 market has been ship ped from Chicago, and will soon ar rive. when the firm will have about the most complete and up to date meat market in the territory
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The board of supervisors are still in
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The Montczuma mill at SOlom On- vile is grinding the new crop of
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The board of equalization will finish their labors this week. being now en- gagged with the last letters of the alphabet.-Bulletin
 If the board would confne it's raises to the letters of the alphabet, it would be a great relief to the taxpayers, especially those who have been raised
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Work has been commenced on the church building for the Latter Day Saints, on lot donated by Henry Hill on his addition to South Clifton. The church will be brick structure, the first wing of which will be 2Ox30 feet which will be finished as soon as pos sible. The plans are drawn so as to al- low additions to he built on as required by the growth of the cougre gatiOn. The building will be an ornament to that part of town, and d great con- venience to members of the church, who are quite numerous in Clifton.
 w. C. Harriott, who is drilling q we'll for the A. & K M. railroad com pany about half way between Lords burg anu Hachita. was in Clifton this week, and made the ERA call. The well is being put down at the rate of about twelve to fifteen feet a day. The rig is good for fifteen hundred feet, but Mr. Harriott expects to se- cure water long before that depth is reached. The railroad company have water at Summit station, about twenty miles this side of Lordsburg.
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\ new railroad track has been laid down Railroad avenue by the A. X N. NJ, which will be used for placing local freight cars. A platform will be built aionEside lho track.
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Tho road from Wards canyon to Coronado station has been put in a most thorough state of repair. The work was done under the supervision of Roadmaster Webster.
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The old school house k being re- modelled and will be converted into drug store
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Summer Beverages: - Roses Lime Juice, Cordial, Portables' Fruit Lem onade, Golden RusSet Champagne Ci- der. Carbonated Hires Root Beer, at J. ,S \ Smithis
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15

Mrs. Newton Stearns and daughter
Miss Carrie, spent Sunday with friends
in Keene. Miss Mile NJ. Martin OF
White River Junction, VT, is the guest
of Miss Harriet b. Knapp. Miss Mar
tin is deaconness and has been asso'
ciated with Miss Knapp in her work 10
Vermont. = Mr.. and Mrs. Nollette and
daughter Olive, of North Dana, Mass
we're the guests of James O'Brien sew
eral days recently. Miss Winnie Til
den is expected home today from sew
eral weeks visit with friends in Barre,
Vt. Prof. Shipman of Tuftf college
was in town Friday. = Mrs. F. b..
Chandler is visiting her daughter in
Fitchburg, Mass. Mrs Ellen 0 Brien
and nephew Emmett o Brien have been
making the formers brother, John
O'Brien, of Ludlow, VT, visit. ) o.
seph Bergeron went to Greenfield.
Mass, and from there went on the eX
cursion to Saratoga Springs Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Kelly and son
Thomas spent last week. in Athol,
Mass. Miss Nora Reagan of Spring
field, Mass, visited in town last week.
w. NJ. Thayer and Levi Streeter have
secured work in foundry in Florence,
Mass. F. W. Tilden was in Boston
and Fitchburg few days recently.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15


Inc aeath OF Mrs, LoIS T. FeFflh'
WIDOW oil the late DanseI r, ERIN,
rldaf' allef lingering Illness OF
about thTee years; brings sadness not
only 70 tht immaculate falnliE put 10
was born IN Barnard, VI. IN $50 ana
was daughter OF SETH ana iiannah
Washburn. Nhen very young her lam
ny moved 10 woodstock where she
llVed up 10 the jllne OF her coming 10
TINS place On March - lota' she
was married 10 Daniel r. ferrln anu
IN Istu NJ feTflh ana M talniIH
moved 10 Hihsdale' ar Ferfih aleu
nearly II years ago Mt. tIIlh was
q woman OF genlal disposition ana one
VINO always FOUND the bright sp2t ID a
CLOUD II II was 10 De round AIthough
she suffered great deal N late years,
yet 1t was never or herself she spoke
but was always anxious Tor the happi-
ness and welfare OF Others In her
carrier years she might De found at the
bedside Of the SICK ana there are many
today who tenderly speak OF the sym
pathy ana klndnesS she brought 10
homes where death mad entered. Mrs
Ferrln nature was such that Whtn IN
her presence one never thought or her
as being old, and she entered as heart
lily into the plans OF the young people
as if She We're one OF them She was
member of several organizations IN
town, among them being the order of
the Eastern Star. She was often
heard to call this order her church
and she very much attached to 1t.
She was one of the oldest members IN
the state, being charter member OF
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
Cheshire County Universalist Association

The Goth annual session of the Ches
hire county association of Universal
lists will meet at Winchester Wednesda,
and Thursday, September 3 and A.
Wednesday, sermon, II a. M, by Rev.
/. p Quimby ! 80 p. m, business or
ganization; ., address by Rev, Il. ID.
NanTassel: 2;3O, address by Rev. \,
\. Blackford: 3 80, occasional sermon,
by Rev. S. Il. McCollister, d. D., tc
be followed by communion I,
breadth and depth of living. Rev. j.
S. Seward; Goth century faith and
work, Rev. +. A. Gay; position and
power of Christ in Uniyersalist
thought, Rev. c. J. Harris. Thurs
day s:3l, conference; 8, address, Rev,
\. W. p. Smith: $50, address, Rev.
ID. \. Ball; 10, reports of societies
10 80, address, My Faith and My
Life, p" Mrs. G. S. MoSrs: II, address,
The Winchester Church for 100
Years, - /. Grace Alexander II 80,
Worth of the Church in a Commun-
ity,' 0. X. Farr 80, sermon.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
NORTHFIELD.

Marshall Stearns has nearly recovered
from his sickness and plans to 90 10
the seashore soon.
Rev. George Peptecost has been
chosen by the missionary societies N
go TO China and the Philippines for
the coming year.
a missionary meeting for ladies was
held at the Congregational church
Tuesday afternoon. The speaker was
Mrs. Taylor. missionary from China.
Mrs. Chas. Briggs and sisters from
Boston are with Miss Lucy Webster at
present. Mrs. Banks and daughter and
Mrs. L. Mason are at Sunapee Lake.
Arthur Proctor and II. b. Travis
have exchanged businesses. Mr.. Travis
has gone to Greenfield and Mr.. Proctor
has returned to Mortified to the
qualification of his many friends
Thousands of people are making their
annual tour to our beautiful little
town. The attendance during the first
week OF the conference is unprecedent-
ed but the great auditorium is large
enough for all meetings and the accom-
modations in Mortified are excellent
Hundreds are tenting it. /" other hum
dreds are living at the Mortified hotel
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15

or the buildings occupied during sct. i,
time by the girls of the seminary M
public meetings are held each jav "
are well attended. "
Mrs. Mabel Lymrn Bonneg Of Tia
n. Y, is spending few weeks MY
her mother, Mrs. Elliott L. Hap-W
Annie Lawrence Miller of E4s, 0r, %a
n. j., is spending shor line Nh
her aunts. Mrs. Mead and Nr, Sly
win, of this place. MIR. AMI Mn. I. luz
is Parkette and four childrea Of m,
falo, are with her mother, Nr, Al,
ander, during the August canferers.
Sam Alexander and wife lave r',,
to Maine. Mrs. Alexar der sin rpm,'
there all summer. Mr.. Aleyander I rf
return in two weeks. Mrs Chant..
lain is visiting her sister Ms III
Morgan. Charles Green and wife i,,s
Boston are visiting his father. c i
Green of this place. Miss Bessie H,s
mond is table waitress at East Norr
field. Fred Wright has been visif,,
his father, Frank Wright. Mrs. Nss
is visiting her sister. NJ,
Hart. Mrs. F. NJ, Cummiu1, as. II,
for her home in Winchester \. H.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
The First Visit Of a President to Franklin
County.

If the present arrangements are car
ried out and President Roosevelt visits
Mortified the first of September, ii
will be probably the first time a pres
ident has visited Franklin county.
Hayes and Grant are said to have
passed through, but did not stop. \
local historian gives it as bis opinion
that there is no historic foundation
for the story that George Washington
once stopped at tavern in Gill. Pres
ident Roosevelt will reach Mortified
about 4 in the afternoon and leave
about : the next morning. The lead
ing citizens are hoping for a chance to
meet and shake him by the hand. Re
publican Greenfield Letter
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
Dr.. EmmOnS'

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