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MARRIED.

ELilN-DAVGS. At the rectory Of ST Matthew 9
,hurch 10y the Rev. +. l.. Buckey. J-ly -
1908. FRANK EIIiIN Of I>.rsbuTg Va and
MARY GitNEVIEVE DAVIS Of Washins:ou
u. q.
'aih SENEf. At Alexandria. Va February -
1903, by the Rev. Clarence F. Ball. rector Il
Giac" Church. ELIZABETH WoiiREIL NAIh
OF this city to FRED. MacDONAI.p SENEl II
Howard, South Dakota
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Hope l.. Wills and Alberta l..
Campbell Frederick r. Proctor and Laura
G.. Chancey; Harry E Sengstack and
Emma AdamSon.
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soc. White Madras,
GgC. the Ward,

500 yards Imported White Mer-
cerized Madras, dots and small fig
ures-dcsirable for shirt waists,
shirt waist suits and children S
dresses.
Second floor. Eleventh 1t.
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Preserving Requisites
and HELPS.

This is preserving time-the sea-
son when housekeepers, like the
busy bees, are laying up store OF
sweets for wintertlme.
10 many mothers this is labor
of love- for their families. But the
work may be greatly lightened and
much time saved by various new
Improvements and inventions in our
housekeeping Department. Pre-
serving Kettles, Jelly Bags, Jelly
Glasses, Fruit Jars, Eye Shippers,
etc, etc.
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81. 90 Shirts, Csc.

Fine grade of madras, in self
striped whites with plain or plated
fronts-also some neat colorings in
both figures and stripes; cuffs at
tached or separate. All sizes.
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75c. Shirts, soc.

Madras in plain white and va
rictv of colorcd effects. with separ-
ate cuffs. All sizes from IL to IA.
inclusive
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Sn,Zs and Sn.5O Shirts, ST.

Fine quality white madras i'll
dainty self stripes, with cuffs sep
aratc or attacked, plain or plated
bosoms-a variety of attractive pat
terms. All sizes
Main floor. St. Adjoining Mems Store.
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Messrs. Charles ana Ernest keidel OF the
Iowa will sail next week for Europe ineH
will be absent about six weeks, Nist,hs
England, Germany. France and Switzer-
land.
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Mrs. William Berkeley and daughter. MISS
Evelyn of Baltimore. are guests of MIS-.
Berkley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Barrie of l2th street.
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Miss Floy Notenar is spending the month
in the Blue Ridge mountains at Warren
ton, Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCord of the Pier
pont apartments. accompanied bN thcii
daughter. Miss Dorothy. will depart for At
lantic City tomorrow. to be absent for two
weeks.
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Mrs James B. Eeibert of Lake Charles.
La, is the guest of her parents. Mr anu
Mrs. S. r. BurCh.
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Colonel S. r. Burch chief clerk of the
bureau of animal industry. and Mrs. Burcl
will leave the early part of next month
for an extended journey through the west
They will visit friends in Kansas and ther
go to California.
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Miss Abbie Ware, eldest daughter of the
Commissioner of Pensions and Mrs. Eu-
gene F.. Ware, will spend her summer in
the Rocky mountains At present she is
visiting friends in Topeka, and expects
to leave soon for Colorado.
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to visit relatives. On their return trip
they will stop at Niagara Falls for few
days.
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Miss Maude Fair of Capitol Hill has gone
to Georgia on an extended visit TO friends
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Mrs. James a. Smith Of 1912 c street
southwest. with her sister Mrs Burton OF
Georgetown, will spend the next six weeks
with her friend Mrs. Moreey of Westmore
land county Va
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Nichols of Olathe,
Kan, were guests of Colonel and Mrs. S.
r. Burch at the Sherman this week
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Mrs. NJ. Click. widow of the late John
Click. has gone to Atlantic City with heI
daughter Matilda for the summer months
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Gunlmed Preserve Labels

For preserves, pickles and jellies will be appre
ciated 10y housekeepers who put up large quantities
of frnit for winter They consist Of small
paper tablets bearing the names of different fruits
and outlined with perforations like stamps. The
sheets bound III convenient booklet form, and
tie labels may be torn off readily and applied to
fIuit jais stamps to envelopes.
25c per book.
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Miss Nellie Dom and Miss Mary Scott
will leave In a few days for Detroit, Mich
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Mrs Harry Barton of Brookland u. e.
is spending the summer at Buffalo.
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A number Of well-known people sailed
on the ST. Paul, which left for Southampton
today. Among them were Roger Sherman
Gates Boutell. secretary of the United
States legation at Berne. Switzerland and
Wayne MacVeagh. who is to represent the
Venezuelan claims before The Hague ar
bitration tribunal, and Mrs MacVeagh and
daughter. Other Washington people were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller Collier Miss
Costello DR.. William II. Hawkes. and Mrs
John NJ. Kelly.
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The members of the Y. w P c., consist
ing of Messrs, II. +. Carl, VIM Columbus
VIM. Herbert and c. kattelmann lef
Washington Sunday for River Springs. TIL
home Of Dr. Blackstone where they will
spend pleasant fortnight.
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Mrs. Root and her niece Miss Eleanor
Gerrodett, have returned from New York
ana Brooklyn. where they visited relatives
the past month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. August Grages are STOPPING
at Mountain Lake Park Md
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Clearance Sale of
Boys Negligee Shirts

soc. Shirts, &c., 3 for 81.
White Madras Shirts with self
stripes, plain fronts and separate
cuffs A good line of patterns and
all sizes from IL to H. inclusive.
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Mrs. Thomas H. Sweeney of street
left this week for the Adirondacks She
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ellis
of Margaretsville, N. Y.
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Mr.. Geo. VIM. Baker. jr. has been tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Norton o
Greenwood Park for the past week.
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Mrs. S. Aman. Mrs. John l.. Vogt ant
Mr.. Oscar G. Nogt have returned from the
northern trip.
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Mrs. William Berkeley and daughter. Miss
Evelyn of Baltimore, are guests of Mrs;
Berkley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Barrie of l2,h street
Miss Floy Notemar is spending the month
in the Blue Ridge mountains at Warren
ton, Va.
Messrs Charles ana Ernest keidel of the
Iowa will sail next week for Europe. iheH
will be absent about six weeks, NiSluhS
England. Germany. France and Switzer-
land.
Mrs James B. Eeibert of Lake Charles
La, is the guest of her parents AR. anu
Mrs. s. r. Burch.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur McCord of the Pier
pont apartments. accompanied pE 1htit
daughter. Miss Dorothy, VIII depart Tor AZ
lantic City tomorrow. to be absent for TWO
weeks.
Miss Maude Fair of Capitol iill has gone
to Georgia on an extended visit TO friends
Mrs. Harry Barton of Brookland, d. c.
is spending the summer at Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hodges of olathe.
Kan, and Miss Mary Taylor of Kansas
City Mo, are guests OF Washington
friends.
Assistant Appointment NIet N Nm NO. -
Roberts of the Department of Agriculture
and Mrs. Roberts will so to England IN Au-
gust for a stay of several weeks on WISH
to Mr.. Roberts parents in London.
Mrs. James Murphy and children OF l-th
street are spending the summer in Clarke
county, Va.
Mrs. Kimbal and daughter. Miss NIni-
fred. are spending the summer at Lake
Mohegan, n. y.
Mrs. Phelps of Delaware avenue, accom-
panied by her daughters. Misses Anna ana
Clara, will spend the month of August AT
TuScarors,, Md.
Captain and Mrs. Kennedy of Capitol
Hill are entertaining friends from New
York.
Mr.. Albert Eccard of 1890 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest Is stopping at the
Westmoreland Hotel. Colonial Beach.
The many friends of Mr.. c. Urner Taber,
formerly of this city, will be surprised TO
learn of his marriage in Chicago Friday
evening, July 10 The bride. Miss Lillian
b. Rose of Denver. Col. was daintily at
tired in white. The marriage was sol
emnized at the parsonage of the Woodlawn
Presbyterian Church, by the pastor. Roy.
J. n. Little. in the presence of the imme-
diate friends of the couple. Mr. and Mrs.
Tabler will reside in Chicago, where the
former is in business.
Mrs F. D. Hopkins and son. Joy. of Car
roll avenue Takoma Park. D. c., have
gone to the mountains of Virginia. where
they will remain until the latter part OF
September
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| Miss Carrie Bishop of 1913 N street
northwest will spend next month at Cape
Nav
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Mrs. Andrews stenographer to First AS
| sistant Secretary Thomas Ryan of the In
terror Department, is spending a month in
California.
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ungaHoe Tea, S5c. lib.

~ u 9&3"VS u ~Sa9 UOSs
The Ceylon Planters Co. want the
public to become acquainted with
Bungaloe Tea we'll and soon, there
fore they offer through us several
hundred pounds at
35c. instead of o5c.
Each pound packet makes two
hundred and forty cups OF tea.
Fifth floor.
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SlSdA NlGNS SdGS
Odd Pieces
Office Furniture.
A great many styles of our Office
Furniture having sold down to one
of-a-klnd pieces are now offered at
greatly reduced prices for clearance.
Goods are in perfect condition.
Oak Revolving Chairs, spring swivel seat, back
and seat OF woven cane,
$1,000. Were 5000.
Large Oak Revolving Office Chairs, with arms,
swivel spring. cane seat.
$3.50. Were S.. 90.
Fine oaiice Chairs. woven cane seat and back,
bent arms, spring swivel
5000. Were $3.50.
4foot Standing Desk, solid oak. with heavy lgs
and large drawers.
$500. Was $3.50.
55-lnch Flat-top Desk. of quartered oak, double
pedestal. hand-carved drawer pulls.
$500. Was S2z. 90.
55-inch Imitation Mahogany Rolltop Desk, with
hand-carved drawer pulls.
$40. .UU. Was $4,000.
5oinch oak Roll-top Desks well made
SlS.z5. Were $1,000.
Golden Oak Flat-top Typewriter Desk, single
pedestal. hand-cargcd drawer pulls.
SlS.5U. was SZ1.OO
Solid CHARTERED Oak Letter Press Stand large
drawers and cupboard.
So. 90. Was $1,000.
Revolving Office Stools Of solid oak with cane
$780,. Were So. rs.
Fourth floor, bldg.
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Mrs. Samuel Pole and children are sun
mering at Mountain Lake Park, Md.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hodges of olathe
Kan, and Miss Mary Taylor of kansa
City, Mo. are guests of Washlns'o
friends.
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Mrs. Henry f. Copenhaver and Miss Dor
othy Copenhaver are at Winthrop Beach,
MaSSa CluSettS.
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Miss Nellie Thompson of Capitol Hill
will leave next week for Betterton, Md
on the Chesapeake bay, to spend a few
weeks
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Sholes of Olathe.
Kan. have arrived in the city, the guests
of relatives. After a few days stay here
they will depart for Vermont
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Mrs. Carrie +. Moulton, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Edith Duryee daughter of
Col. Redtield Duryee, is in the mountains
of Virginia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gross Lloyd F..
Moffatt and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pike jr
of Washington sailed on the Majestic today
for Liverpool
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Mrs. Annie f. Myers of 1413 Corcoran
street northwest is at Atlantic City.
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Assistant Appointment Clerk Richaro
Roberts of the Department or Agrlculiute
and Mrs. Roberts will so to England In Au'
gust for stay of several weeks on a WISH
to Mr.. Roberts parents in London.
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Mr.. and Mrs. August Kleeblatt are now
located az Sl:I 1lth street northeast. where
they Will be pleased to see their friends
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Captain ]. n. Pickering of the 1st United
States Infantry. short leave from Cam
ton. Ohio Is visiting his parents and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs J. X. Pickering and Miss
Edith Pickering on Yale street
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Silk Coffee Jackets
Nearly Half Price.

A special lot of Women's Black
Silk Coffee Jackets, some of taffeta,
some peau de sole, at nearly half
price. They are made full and
fluffy and are ideal summer gar
nents for wear with thin dresses at
the seaslore or mountains.
SIS. Each.
Were 5000
Third floor. bldg.
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Final Clearance of
Mems Straw Hats.

All Straw Hats now in stock Of
fered at a merely nominal price for
immediate clearance. All this sea-
sons shapes. but not all sizes IN any
one style.
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Mr. w. A. Pickering and wife and son
ana MI. and Mrs. w. B. Parsons all OF
Little Rock. Ark. are visiting the family
OF Mr.. J. X. Pickering, on Yale street
They will return soon by way of New
York.
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Miss Della Adams of Brooklyn, N Y, i
visiting friends on Capitol Hill
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Packs Pineapple Eyesnip

Is novelty that is made hat the order
nt oC-tine candle snuftIS except that the cl pi,er
end consists Of 1 spoonlkc bowl and oval hol
low knife. With easy manipulation 1t will readily
snip the eyes out OF pineapple. In the sane
Iuanner II will remove ti!e eyes from potatoes
Cores of apples and ounces also easily removed
by the eyesni2. Mrs. Beattie, who is dcmonstrat
Ing Triscuit and Shredded Wheat. Will show you
the practical of the eyesnip. Moreover, to each
pair is attached card with ius and Illus
trAtions.
a,c1,
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Mrs. Marie l.. Martinez, residing at the
Colonial Hotel. will take her departure
this week for a sojourn in European coun-
tries.
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Mrs. Phelps of Delaware avenue accom-
panied by her daughters. Misses Anna ana
Clara, will spend the month of August at
TuScarori. Md.
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Mrs Kimball and daughter. Miss Nini-
fred. spending the summer at Lake
Mohegan, n. y.
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Also a lot of Girls Fine White
Lawn Dresses, very sheer and
dainty, neatly trimmed with lace
and insertion-collar, cuffs and belt
profusely tucked; all sizes. A very
special value.
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Mrs. James Murphy and children of l-ti
street are spending the summer IN Clarke
county, Va.
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Mr. Albert Eccard of 1870 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest Is stopping at the
WeStmoreland Hotel. Colonial Beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs H. Clay Browning and fam
ny are spending the season at Greenbrier
" hite Sulphur Springs. Mr.. Edmund
Browning. who met with such a serious ac-
cldent earlier in the summer, has almost en-
tirely recovered.
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Captain and Mrs. Kennedy of Capitol
Hill are entertaining friends from New
York
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Mrs. John G. Hodges. Master Graham
Hodges and Miss Dorothy Hodges have
gone to Linganor Hills Inn. Nd, for the
summer. "
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Mrs. Thomas r. Harney, with her daueh-
ter Evelyn. and sister. Miss Jordan of Co
lumbia Heights are at Atlantic Citv
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Miss Frances lola McCathran will spend ;
few days at Ocean City, Md.
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Mr.. Lucius l.. Smith, jr., of New York
city has returned home after a month $
stay with his parents, Mr. and Mrs L. L.
Smith, ST., of Riggs street
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Miss Minnie Warren has gone to Topeka
NAN Where she is the guest Of Mrs Har-
old Bowlby.
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MI and Mrs. Frank E. Gass accompa-
MED by their infant son and Mrs, T. f.
Skinner have gone to Blue Ridge Summit.
| Pa. for a months stay
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Randolph Continued.

james Walker OF Dartmouth stonnee
mere Tuesday on his way to Barre.
Miss Jessie Pearson returned Tuesday
rom stay Of two months in Boston,
Miss Flossie Terry is quite iii with ton.
silitis and her school Is closed for tbis
week. 'A's
Ransom Wood had nine cattle testes a.
tuberculosis last week and six of tbe nm ~.
Der were condemned.
Misses Fannie and Carrie Draner teal,
ers IN the Barre city schools. are home ~
three weeks vacation.
Cadet Homer Rainev. who came 49,,
Norwich university, Mortified. yesterdav
ieit last night for week in Boston.
A. A. Atwood. who had been oone,.a
70 the house for the past two weeks Il *
thueh improved as 20 be able to walk m
town again. AN UP
Mrs. b. F. Wilcox, who had been ,;s,t
ing her sister, Mrs. h. A. Thomas and
, ,Ii 10 Windsor, left here yesterday Tor
Wateryille, Me. 'N'i
Miss Florence Kinsman came from, =
Johnshury last Thursday to visit Miss
MINNIE carpenter and went to Rochester
Saturday for the holidays.
The water in the reservoir is sim low
ana the habit Of leaving faucets running
through forgetting to turn them Oh
should be rigidly discouraged.
he engagement is announced OF Clsr-
cree West Hodges of Schenectady. Y y
9 Miss lsabeth Ellen. only daughter ~
ar and Mrs. Julius F. Lamson.
=. l. sault Of East Somerville. Mass
v no, as travelling salesman. was malipg
2 trip IN this vicinity. spent SUNDAY wit6
MS parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. r. sauit.
The Rochester clubs dramatic companv
.s rehearsiug the play, Little Ferret s
\ hlch viii be given at a social in the near
utnre' the date 10 be announced later.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-24

At the Cong'l church next Sunday
morning Christmas music will be rem
dered by the choir. The pastor will
preach a Christmas sermon on the theme,
Broom for the Christ All, including
the children, are urged TO be present.
The Christmas missionary boxes viii be
collected.
Christmas concert christmas Eyel
Thursday, Dec. =, at 1880 p. m, in the
auditorium Of the Christian church
beautiful Christmas music, solos, duets
and anthems, songs by the primary and
intermediate classes, etc. followed by the
shaking Of the trees in the vestry. Every
body is invited TO come and have Jolly
good time.
On Tuesday, Dec. Goth, the executive
committee Of the Christian Endeavor
union Of the state Of Vermont will meet
at The Christian church. In the evening Of
that day an open meeting will be held,
which viii be addressed by State Press Col.
II q Osgood OF Bellows Falls, Vice Pres.
II. g. Woodruff of Barre, Junior supt.
Miss Ellis Of Springfield and others.
Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
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Christmas Sale of Pianos.

In order to reduce our stock before
January LIST, we have decided to sell rs
new pianos, the regular price Of which
is $3.50, fer s275 each. Those pianos are
new, just in from the factory, double
veneered inside and out, highly finished
IN fancy figured walnut or fancy figured
mahogany, with stool and scarf1fully
warranted for ten years, and will be sold
on very easy payments. Send for cata-
logue giving full description OF style.
hnish, etc. This is the chance of a life
time to buy strictly first-class piano
az q large reduction and on easy terms.
Address McKannon Bros. a % AZ
Church ST., Burlington, VT.
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Christmas Guests.

/ Dr. and Mrs. a. G.. Beekman of West
Someryille, Mass, are at w. b. Wallis.
| Miss Bessie Lewis is home from the
University OF Vermont, Burlington, for d
/ fortnight's vacation.
Mrs. Mary saxton is at A. II. Beedle's.
coming from Boston Saturday, and her
! daughter, Miss Lucina is to arrive to-day
from Springfield, Mass.
John Chase of Boston is to be the
Christmas guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. /. 5. Chase.
Miss Edith Abbott of Mt. Holyoke COL
lege and her brother, Leighton, who is in
the office OF the Vermont Marble conn
pany at Proctor are at G. E. Abbottis.
Mrs Della Tilson is here from Middle
sex to meet her adopted daughter, Miss
Fannie Bass, who comes today from her
school in Northampton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbott and two
children of Winchester, Mass. are ex-
pested today at II. p. Sanfords.
Mrs: Don Moore and baby OF Sharon are
at o. j. Marcotts.
w. &. Woodward Of the Harvard Medi-
cal college and Harry S. Clark OF the Har-
ward dental department, and Guy Wood
ward and Scion Vail of Dartmouth are az
their respective homes on short vacations.
Charles Gabrielle OF Haverhill, Mass, is
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
viii Whitcomb, instructor in the school
Of Technology, Boston, and Miss Florence
Hubbard, also Of that city, are at n. w.
McCollomls
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh Of
Springfield are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Sargent.
Clarence W. Hodges of Schenectady. \
! ;, arrived last night for the HOLIDAYS,
Guy Spear, principal OF the High school
n West Lebanon, n. H., is passing the
'aeation at his fathers, Charles Spears.
;; X. Moulton, Esq, of Burlington is /
with Mr.; and Mrs. G. F. Mouiton at
toneleigh.
MIR. and Mrs. James r. Howe will en- /
ertaln at dinner tomorrow Rev. and Mrs. I
!. .. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. I
Jason, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel ID. Howe. (
lr. and Mrs. Edward Wills. Miss Lillian
Y Ills, Miss Hanna Prince. Edward
Jason, Henry Lyman and Mr.. and Mrs.
rnest A. Hatch.
The Tewksbury family is to have its
hristmas reunion with Mrs. Henry w
ewksoury, who will give dinner PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harris Bass will be
osts OF the Bass family and their guests
Ill be DR.. and Mrs. Gilman Wheeler ~
oston, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Tracy. Mr.
nd Mrs. A. r. Bass, Mrs. Susa Bass. and
'ales L. Bass OF this village. Mrs. Males
Bass, who was able to leave DR..
iford's sanitarium yesterday. and i
Try much better, will probably not De
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Church Notes.

KEY. Samuel Knowlton will preach in
the Baptist church next Sunday morning,
The subject of the Christian Science
blble lesson for next Sunday is "God y
The Cong'l Bible club win meet At the
parsonage next Monday evening al 7.2o
The presence of every member is desired.
The subject OF Rev. f. q. Rainav,s
sermon at the M. +. church next sunday
morning will be, us Jesus the Christ ~,
The union service next Sunday evening
will b. held at the Baptist church with :
sermon by Rev. Samuel Knowles of
Adams, Mass.
Subject of the weeks lesson at the Chris.
tian church will be, "a few suggestions On
the use OF kimball Public library.n SER
mon' zine Marvel of Unbcliefn
The Ladies' Aid OF the Christian church
VIII meet with Mrs. o. S. Chamberlain
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 81, at ? IA
Q CLOCK. Members are cordially invited
20 bring some friend that a social hour
may be spent. -'ui
There will be Midnight Mass Christ
mas Eve in the church of s.. Donatia,
ana Rogatirn, and Rosary and Benedie-
ton Christmas night at 1880. Mass next
sunday morning will be at 1880 in The
morning. 'iie
MS thursday evening ''Santa's Sur
prise, a Christmas cantata, will De- rem
defed by members OF the NJ. z. SUNDAY
sehool, followed by the distribution az
gifts from the tree. Parents and friends
are cordially invited.
r, Ohr , mas exercises will be held at the
cong church this evening at 7:l5 o'cloek
: mere VIII be music, Rotations and drilIs
ny the children, and trees loaded vifb
COCO things TO De distributed under fba
aHeetion OF Santa Claus. All are Invited
Al ~. Johns church there will be morn
ing service ON Christmas dav at 1O.gn /
p clock. The church will be decorated In I
ne festival occasion. On SUNDAY new 4
here viii be services al 1880 a. IA. ana Il
81 p. 10. very cordial invitation L ~
enaed TO all to attend these services.
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Gard.

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors and the Grange for the flowers
and the kindly assistance rendered us
during the illness and death of our loved
wife and mother
NATHANIEL q. HART.
Myrtle b. JEwETT.
MINNIE g. FLINT.
DELBERT II. HART.
GERTRUDE M. PARSONS.
GEORGE p. HART.
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Notice.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Randolph National bank OF Ram
dolph, VT, win be held at their banking
rooms on Tuesday, Jan. Y, 1901, at /
o'clock p. m. for the election OF directors
for the ensuing year. 5w
o. b. COPELAND, Cashier.
Randolph, VT, Dec. 10, 1903
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Card.

We wish to extend our most sincere
thanks to neighbors and friends for their
great kindness during the illness and
death OF our husband and father, the late
A. }. Boyce, and to the quartet that
sang at the funeral.
Mrs. A. j. BoYcE.
Miss MARY BoYcE,
Mrs. w. w. ROGERS,
MRS. LEON DITTY.