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HINESBURGH.

Mrs Hudson of New Hampshire is Wis
iting her son. George.-Mr. and Mrs. Err
nest Partch have a son. born Thursday.
May Mrs Charles Clifford and children
are visiting at j. II. Allcn's.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Martin have a daughter,
born to them Friday, May S.
MIR. and Mrs Ernest Partch have a son,
born to them Thursday, May MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Martin are rejoicing over "A
daughter. born to them Friday May S.
Mrs. Charles Clifford and children spent
several days nj J. II. Aliens last week.
Miss Lucy Barber of Chazy, \. y, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. H. NJ. Iiull.-Mrs.
Hudson Of Pennington. y. H.. is visiting
her son. George.-Iiarris ISham has dis
appeared mNsteriously, leaving his fam
lily here. When last seen. he was at
Kenyons stable in Burlington. whore he
changed his clothes. 1t is thought he is
in California.-W o. Baldwin of Bur-
lnCton was in town Monday, band
concert Saturday night was enjoyed by
"A large crowd. 'ir. and Mrs. 1useb
Sanctuary ar" their son at Man
chester. y. IT, frrtin's mother and
sister from NJ are visiting here
Miss Ann Nc stopping at Curtis
Andrewss.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Parker are soon
20 leave town for a home in Denver
At the Methodist Church on Sunday the
Rev MIR. Appleman. the now minister,
discoursed to a large audience. The
choir rendered some fine music.-Mr. and
Mrs Clark Pierce will move to their new
home the present week at Mechanics
Nlle.--Mr and Mrs. William Cox from
Bristol were in town Sunday. The farm
crs are hoping for rain as tho ground is
too dry. The last rain came the 18th of
April Many OF the wells and cistcrns
are without water supply.
The Rev. Charles Stafford and family
are spending two weeks in Fairfax.-Miss
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Pcrley and Miss
Belle Stone went to Boston Friday for "a
weeks stay.-Mr. Fuller of Westheld.
Mass, is here for an extended stay in
the home of his son, w T. Tuller.-Mrs
Joseph Durkcc died May of pneumonia
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Viola
McCarty. -George the young son of Mr..
and Mrs G. f.. Kendall, died Friday,
May 8, after a short illness of pcritontis.
dwight Gardner has gone to Iowa,
where he will travel with one of DR.. e. j
Kendalls teams this SUMMERTIME last
Glover club meeting Of the season was
held at the home of Mrs. Oin Merrill
Monday evening. May II. Following was
the programme: Roll CALI quotations
ON spring, music; England, Her Rulers
and Her Strong Men, current events
The 1'rooklicld male quartettc of Bos-
ton. will be at the opera house,
May -. under the auspices OF the Ladies'
illaSc improvement SocictY.-F w.
Draper is in Boston on business The
sale and tea which was post
poned three weeks ago was held We'd
ncadaN afternoon and evening. May r. at
the home of Mrs. Y. y. Irish. Mrs Alb
bic Grove, who has been in ST. Adams
for some time past has returned. Miss
ALOHA Archambault has gone to Morris
willie to visit her brother, Louis.-Jaucs
Milbtrn has finished work in Story's Glr-
Kendall who is teaching school in Rich
ford, is at home as the school in that
place is closed owing to an epidemic of
moascs.W. r.. IIinklcy of Colorado is
visiting his former classmatc. NJ r.. Yaw.
The debate between the Franklin pc-
batting club and the owls" Of this place
came off Monday evening in tho high
school room in Enosburgh Falls The
question: Resolved. THAT the United
States Is not Justified in Holding the
was decided in the negative
in favor of the EnoShursh club. The
judges We're Fred Webster of Franklin,
w. G. Marsh Of Sheldon and the Rev. W.
j. NJ. Bcattio Of this toWn-M Sundcr-
Vile. the applicant for A license of the
second class. is meeting with some dit
ficult! in the matter of bondsmeu, SO he
has not opened yet. Tho feeling in town
since the scene OF Saturday night is that
We have all that are necessary for tho
health of the CommunitY.A game Of base
ball was played here Saturday between
the town team of bakersfield and Enos-
hurgh and the score stood 10 to ~ in favor
of Enoshurgh. During the course of the
game Seth ToWle made a strike which
sent the bah through window in the
house Of J. Rolac. hitting Mrs. Bolac
squarely in the face, but not inaictins
any serious INJURY.
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HUNTINGTON.

-. A. ConGcr Of Woodbury.. visited
friend in town last wcek.-As Samuel
Kendall was returning home from the
north village Thursday morning, his horse
became frightened near W. NJ Johnson s
ana suddenly turned around and ran.
throwing Mr.. Randall violently to the
ground. lie WAS kindly cared for by Mr..
Johnson's people and taken to his homo
and Or. FalhN was sent for. Mr.. Randall
is in a serious condition and fears are en-
tortainod that he is injured Internally
9. w. Brewster is spending a few days
in Randolph visiting his daughter Georgia,
who is attending school thero.--Mr. and
Mrs. Eliazar Shattuck We're called here
Friday by the illness of Mrs. Shattuck's
brother s. j. Randall.-"1onY the Con-
Wet was presented to n fun house Thurs
day evening and the proceeds were about
s35-Dr. Russell of IInesburgh was called
in council Friday for 5. j. Randall
The Hon. Joseph Battell and ladies were
in town Saturday.--The Hon. Henry
Brewster is in poor health.-L. F. Senior
of Bolton, was in town Saturday after
potatoes which are selling here at ~ cents
per bushel-Farmers are well along with
their planting. The wettcst ground can be
worked now better than at any time last
ycar.-Four deer were seen on Brewster's
meadow north of the village, Sunday
s. j. Randall is reported more comfortable
at this writing.
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WeSTFORD.

Mrs Herbert Elmer is quite ill.-Charles
King has sold his two year old Braintree
Wilkes colt to Mr.. Mccormack Of Milton
Tor S@O.-AugustuS Corey, who has been
spending several weeks with his brother
in northern New York. returned Friday.
Miss Lila NJ. Whpple has been home
from Whitehall. y. Y. for a few days
Visit.-AlrS Susan Bigelow is visiting
friends in Nowport.-Gcorlc Fay of Rich
mond is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Fay.
lay 7. Bates returned to Hudson, y.
Y. Thursday.-Mr and Mrs Eugene Ia
Dor were in town last week. The select
men have purchased new road machine
Mrs \, &. Robinson remains about the
same-H, w. Heath, the impcrsonator
gave very pleasant performance FRIDAY
evening.
AT tho last meeting of the |. q. G. r.
the following officers were installed by
District Deputy Orvilc II. Jackson for
the quarter beginning May 1: G. T.. Chos-
ter Hall; v T.. Leila Farnsworth: Sec,
Phla Hall. F. Sec, Luna Osgood: Urea,
Archie Rice; Chap, Florence Rice. Tho
lodge has taken in several members in
tho Nst quarter ana is now in nourishing
condition.
large number Of tho friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. Phio 4. Irish gathered Monday
evening to celebrate the 10Th annver-
salN Of their marriage. Refreshments of
cake ana coffee Were served and all passed
an enjoyable evening Mrs Minerva
Grow Is seriously i'll with heart trouble.
Mrs George Bliss has been called home
on account of the illness of her mother
Tho funeral services of Mrs II. f. low
ard We're held from the home of MIR. ana
Mrs. Charles Perry Wednesday at p ~.
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JERICHO.

Mary Mclaughlin of Hartford, Conn,
Is visiting her father John Mclaughlin. -
James Tiernoy, who was hurt In the re-
cent accident at Milton, came home Mon
day and is at his fathers NJ. j. Ticrneys.
Mrs. II. d. Costello of Milton was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. T..
Rood last week. Miss Aida Booth has
been called to Boston by the illness of
her brother. George Booth, with pncu-
monia.-The missionary society of the
Congregational Church will meet with o.
II. Brown Thursday afternoon. Albert
Galusha Of Nashua. n. H., was n guest
ut A. u. Cochrans over Sunday.--H. a.
Churchill of Bakersfield was in town re-
ccntlN.-Mrs. Cornelia Beach OF Burling-
ton has been visiting Mrs. Ellen Pcrcival
for few days-The Ladies' Help society
will meet with Mrs. L. l.. Rood Thursday
altcrnoon-L f. Wilbur, president of the
Old Home Week association, has called a
meeting to be held in his Office Saturday.
the 10Th. at $50 to see what action will
be taken toward observing Old Home
Week this wear
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Matthew Peterson has purchased ahout
!" acres of land Of j. J. McCartv.-Ars.
Mary Ewins went to Montreal Saturday
to visit at the home of her son. G. r.
Ewins.-Thore will he no preaching scr
vice at tho Methodist Church Sunday
morning next, as quarterly meeting SCR
Niccs viii b" held at East Franklin at
40 y. m Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grow n
III New York city are visiting in town
Anniversary cxcro ises of the Epworth
League will be held at the church SRI
day evening Mr. and Mrs Karl Proutv
Of Richmond are visiting Mrs proutv',
mother. Mrs. Ida Whtnev.-A party of
young people from Richford attended the
bohemian Glass Flowers entertainment
and dance at Forcstcrs' TAN Monday
'Ncnlng.-b. w. Howe returned to mis-
home in Gardner Mass. TuosdaN.--I.cVi
'ioodhuc Of East Franklin moved into the
Sinclair house Monday
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RICHFORO,

At a special town meeting held last
Monday to SOC about building new
school building, l.. &. Leavens was chosen
moderator, and after discussing the mat
tel ii WdS voted that committee of three
be clec ted to act with the school director,
in making plans and estimates for a new
building. and report at an adjourned
meeting to h" held May %. The commit
tee elected are r. Il. Leach Il. NJ Pelton
ana Elias Combs. The school directors
+, ported that a new school building Of
four rooms was an absolute necessity. to
he built the coming season. Father Do
rion reported that a parochial school was
being panned.-SiX rooms Of the graded
high school have been closed ON account
of an epidemic of moasles.-Mrs. Arm
strong Taylor of Minneapolis came last
week to spend the summer with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Moves -Chsrlcs
Mc'ioWan, who went To Anderson, Ind,
five years age to reside with his daughter,
is here now visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Arilla Gecr, returned home last
week from an extended visit with rela-
tVes in Moutroal-lI Il. Aver has sold
the new house built the past season to
Ernest Wright, who lately moved here
from Berkshire. The change in train SER
vice between here aud st. Adams, which
went into effect Monday, seems to he
more satisfactory to the people here. The
afternoon mani and passenger train now
arrives at 1:l5 p. m instead of $40. which
gives more time at St, Adams for all who
have business there. and all mail is ready
for delivery at the pOstottice by o'clock
in the cveniug.-The postotice now closes
at Sl5 in the evening instead OF at . y.
m.-'rhc trout fishing is not the best this
season on account of the low water in
the trout streams,--J. f. Kelley was able
to ride ont Tuesday for the first time in
several months; He is improving slowly
AT hearing before the selectmeu held
Monday evening on the application of f.
" Mitchell for druggists license To sell
liquor for medicinal purposes. no objcG-
lions were offered, and a license was or
dercd to he grauted.--G. +. l,add and II.
r.. Rustcdt are at Montpelier this week
attending the session Of the supreme
court j. T.. Goddard went to St Adams
Monday 10 attend the funeral of Milo
Clark. who was a brOthor-in-law of Mr.,
4 .nd1
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SWAN TON,

The United states government fish
hatchery here began putting out fish We'd
ncsday They have SO far placed ono
million in Lake Champaign Matched from
pike perch spawn. Friday Mr., Williams
took 100000 to North Craftsbury for Lit
tie Iiosmcr pond, 5oonm to West Hartford
and 500 900 for Moreys pond at Fairlee.
They have really just begun to hatch.
Later there will he millions more to put
out. The perch will not be put in here
because they are already plentiful in these
waters. but they will be mostly shipped
south.
Roscoe H. Beeman and family are com
ing back to Vermont. MIR. Beeman. who
has for some time been the agent of the
Standard Oil company at their Trenton
New Jersey station, has been assigned to
Vermont, and viii take control OF this
territory Immediately. lie will move TO
Burlington, where he will make his head
quarters. He expects to be in Burlington
Saturday of this week
Robert Fleury has been appointed to the
position IN the st. j. q L. &. offices made
vacant by the promotion of Louis
Lanouctte to be station agent at East
Highgate
The | nitod States fish commission con-
tinue to send out millions OF pike fry by
about every train the last few DAYS,
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MONIOME

More than passing notice should he
paid to the death of Mary \, TaN lor. who
lied Thursday, May 7, aged \; years
Mr. Taylor died eight years ago. She was
hest known in her home, being a most
devoted wife and mother. She leaves two
sens to mourn her loss Y. y, TAYLOR Of
Riohtord and W. q. Taylor Of Mont
GomcrN, The funeral was held at the
home of her son, W. q, Taylor, Sunday,
the 9Th. the Rev. G. II. Pcirce and f. W.
DONNA officiating Mrs. Taylor was
member Of tho Methodist Church.-H. j.
Ruhlee is away on busincss.-Mr ana Mrs
w q. Mansfield left on Monday for a
two months trip to California. They
we're accompanied as far as Chicago bv
Miss Sadie Smith.-Mrs. NJ. j. Maurice
has returned from Underhill-Mrs. l.. A.
Swan is i'm f;ichford visiting her daughter.
Mrs. IoCkln.
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shorts: eventually yielded to bearish crop
news and realizing and at the close were
net higher on covering. May SSiSMS9a,c.
closed S3Hsc: July n 5-l6u77Sic, closed 7Tasc;
sept, 7ran7i7sc, closed 7iigc: Dec. asa
16iic closed 7Gc
CORN-Receipts 57.75o bu. cxnorts 1870
hui sales 100000 bu futures; S1OoO bu spot
Spot firm; No elevator 53i,c fob. afloat;
No. 9 yellow SOC No. white 55c Options
iirmcr; higher; notably May in which
covering was n feature TOO much rain
west ana broadcning speculative de-
maud were the factors. Thc close was J.,
W%iC not higher: May 5id5ic, closed aic
July 52ismj2Ssc. closed 52ilc: Sept, SOFA
jo7l closed 5O7sc.
OATS-Rcceipts 5000 bu exports $40
hu srot quiet: No. .. 3Slic; No. 3, 37ilc;
STANDARD white 4lc: No. white ilc: 40.
3 Write 3Siac; track 3Sfr4dc. Options quiet
but f.eadv with corn May closed d1c.
FEED-Tha market was rrm to day.
Spring bran $l675ft $50. middlings SIG j0G
!nor: winter nominal: city 5000 nominal
shipping 1rUi5C, good to choice $l.00ail H.
HAI-The market was steady to-day.
% lbs. n, lac Gal, cston, 20 to . lbs,
at 1Sc: California. 81 to % lbs. at 19c
HIDES Market quiet; Texas dry. q to
WOol-The market was quiet to-day.
Domestic fleece, 2sfI 32C
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EAST CHARLOTTE,

The Rev. Hervey Gulick of the Congre-
gational Church exchanged pulpitS with
the Rev G.. II. Carr of the Baptist Church
sunday and the Rev. T.. q. HeaXt, who is
now located in Shelburne. preached his
first sermon here Sunday afternoon at
Lyceum hall.-'rhe funeral of Ambrose
Tatro who died Tuesday morning will
take place at the Roman Catholic Church
on Thursday.-Mrs. W. T.. Jones of Mont
peler, who has been visiting at her ia
Tiers home in Copenhagen, y. Y, is now
the guest of her sister. Mrs. q. IL. Carr.
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GRAUSTARK

We have good one for readers -GRAUSTARK
THE STORY OF LOVE BEHIND A THRONE, GEORGE
BARR MCCUTCHEON.
Marie Bankhead Owen reviewing the story in the Book
says: practical bookman has just said book
since Trby has taken great hold the popular fancy
Graustark.'
Being story of love behind throne it teens with
scenes of adventure and impassoned
The author George Barr McCutcheon himself an Ame
has given the reader noble example of an ideal
American hero.
The plot thrilling and we'll sustained the story being
told in vivid, terse English
The motive of the story is the love of and wo-
man. and what that love embodens them to venture to
dare to renounce to endure!
beyond the province of the reviewer to reduce the
plot of masterpiece of fiction to compressed summary
of the story jealous story reader delights in dis
Sovey of what happened we'll revel in the
style and the literary atmosphere.
4 would soon be given glass of skinned milk or
squeezed lemon book of fiction accompanied with
synopsis of its Graustak leave therefore to
the pleasure of the prospective reader
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Henry Bean and wife OF Bellows Falls
are visiting his brother, &. r.. Bean.
Fred Van SiCklen of san Francisco.
cal, was at his farm in town Monday.
The many friends of Mrs. Maria Rich
ardson are glad to see her able To toe
ont after hard sickness, She with her
grand-daughtcr May Crane of l}urlng
ton. spent a few days ut the home of
Belle Richardson last week
W. j. Tucker. a former resident Of this
Town. who has lived in Johnson tn" past
year. and lately moved To Burlington,
called on friends in town Sunday.
Emerson Lord of Champaign, \. Y,
visited at A. l.. owens over Sunday.
There was meeting at the town house
Saturday To see about building "a new
school on Shclburne street.
Owing to the continued dry weather
many wells and Cistcrns have failed and
u water famine Is feared. Those who
have large wells and wind mills are for
tunato
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EAST FRANKLIN.

q. +. IIibbard and son Ford Of Brook
y n. y. Y" spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs. C. 10 liibbard-T,evi Goodhuc has
purchased the Sinclair place at West
berkshire and he moved his family this
Weck.-A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
O. IT, Wilson May MIR and Mrs. W. j.
mullen visited friends in Montgomery
Mae Hitbard OF Dunham.
T. q" spent Sunday at Mrs g. l.. Hin
bard s.-The first quarterly conference Of
the year will be held at the East Franklin
ChnrCh Monday. My Is. nj n.21 ~ ,.lnrL
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WILTON.

About li0 of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs |eb Wagner gave them pleasant
surprise on Friday evening, it being the
10th anniversary of their wedding They
had spent tho day with brother of MI
Wagner in Fairfax and came home in tho
evening to find their house brilliantly
lighted and in possession of their friends
refreshments were served and "A pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all. An elegant
side-board, several pieces of silver and
many other articles were left as "A pleas
ant reminder of the anniversary.-Mr and
MIS- w. +. Kennedy went to White River
Junction Friday, where he is to have
charge of the staton.--E. A. Potvin has
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from first pagc.)

Darling's Thursday night and Fridav y.
Horace Brown and Mrs. Fuller were
in town Sunday at Mrs. Darlings and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichol s.--Mr. and Mrs
Smith of Worcester, Mass, are at Mrs.
James's.
o. l.. Smith and family of Worcester.
Mass, arrived in town Saturddy.-Frank
~ Clark and family of Albion, Ncb
who have been visiting his father. Luther
clark the past week, are so well pleased
with the country that they talk of Iocat-
ing hcrc.-Dry weather is causing many
lawns to look as though fire had run over
them.
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COM NJ h RCIAIi.
New York Produce Market.

New York May 49,
FLoUR-Receipts 100 bbls; exports
ST0 bbls; sales l2,0G bbls. Dun but steady
stDit3G: Minnesota patents $1,000 "A:
%inter extras s. soQ2, 10: Minnesota bakers
'Si5"P s4oi winter low grades s. 6Cip2.J0
~ u FLOl R-The market was dull
Lar to good 81 sou32O; choice 10 fancy
" HEAT-Rcceipts l17GO hu; exports
ti7t' tu; sales 1,G00GN0 bu futures. 24D0
tu spot Spot lirm; 40. red Salgc cleya-
i3t o. FOB aiioat Nigc; No, I northern
!Wluth NSc fob. ailoat; No. | hard Man
itohl '19sc fob. aAoal, Options SLOW
stoadicr carly on foreign buNing, u strong
er northwestern market ANA covering of
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MORSE'S LINE.

n. u Yates and family of Stanhridge
visited at the home of j. &. Chandler re-
CcntlN.-polos LoukeS and wife of swan
ton were in town recently visiting at the
home If his father, J.. NJ. Ioukcs,-Ralph
Sherwood has erected new hay barn
Rial Stanley and family of Enoshurrh
were in town over SUNDAY, Harvey Carey
and wife of Bedford, +, @, visited at the
home of J. q. Chandler on SUNDAY
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JONESVlllE.

Mr., Drew of Burlington, spen, Sunday
with his daughter. Miss Elsie Drew,-Miss
Edna Dyke is bettcr.--George Bartlett of
Essex Junction was in town Monday
Mrs. Frank Gillctt is improving slowly
dall's tenement to the house formerly
owned by Mr. Sherman-Mss Anna Fid-
dock is spending her vacation with her
parents.-Thc Lend-a-Hand will meet with
Mrs. Norman Stockwel this week Thurs
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Sunday. May a. Words of his text will
he: 81 have fought the good fight Of
faith. Miss ora Cleveland has finished
her labors at c. NJ. Nofton's.-Miss Mary
Cutting of Bristol is with her sister. Mrs
i. w. johnson She will go the last of the
week to Boston. Several from this vii
lacc attended "Tony, the Convict" at
the Centre Thursday and reported the en-
tcrtainmcnt good.
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BAKERSFIELD,

Frank Morse from Aseltiue & Green
woods, EnosburSh, is ill.-The condition
OF John Kennedy is much worse-The
mock trial giveh by the students Fri
day evening was very interesting to all
The hIsc tall team from Hyde Park will
nla" here Saturday afternOon.-Myrtic
stone is ill-Nlr. and Mrs Joseph Bashaw
of Fairfield visited in town Saturday and
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Joseph LaNIare was injured at Nelson.
Hal g. Co.'S mill Tuesday afternoon, two
ribs being Decentralization Manosh died
May IL after an illness of nine days Of
typhoid pneumonia William Donnie and
Ellen Iumbra were married May at the
Catholic Church-Alrs. George Porter re-
Gently visited in Richford fer few DAYS
Joseph Reed narrowly escaped being
seriously hurt by cross bull al Homer
MarNy's last Meek. The animal got him
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SORROWFUIL.

Jiggns-I hear that poor old Wagner is
heartnrph"u over the loss Of his mother
in-laW.
Wi@s,p--Go way, man! You're kid
din lu,
HlSb uS-Fact! They have no one now
with whom they can leave the children
whon they want to go to the theatre
Philadelphia Telegraph.
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HUNTINGDON,

Mrs, Mary Sweet has returned home, -
Mrs. Mary WNman went TO Stlrksboro
Sunday to be with Mrs. William Wyman
for timc.-'he infant son of George
Rounds has been sick the past few days.
Tho Rev, a. -. Mum will preach the
Memorial Sermon at the Union ChurNh
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EAST BERKSHIRE,

William Sampson visited last week in
Newport.-N. w. Taylor spent a few days
I'm RiChford last week. Miss Grace Wad-
leigh returned home on Monday from Bal
timore-Mrs Minerva Crossett of Mont
pel"r is visiting at j, l.. Grant s.--Miss
frankie Hadd has recovered from the
mi
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UNDERHlLl.

Funeral services for Mrs Harmon How
ard. who died on Monday after less than
weeks illness. We're held at the house
on Wednesday morning. The intcrmont
WAS Mt " cstford The unusually dry
weather is regretted by all farmers.