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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-30
Massachusetts EcHege
q Pharmacy.
BosToS, June 30, 1903.

TO Whom z Nay Concern:
At the invitation of The FORCE Food Com
pany, Of Buffalo, have visited their Mills and made
a careful examination of the materials from which
q" FORCE is prepared, and the processes which
convert il into its finished condition.
found that FORCE T" consists exclusively of
what my previous analysis indicated viz: Whole
Wheat and Barley, with a iavoring of Table Salt
TAXED cooked and sterilzed by 800 degrees Of heat
feature of the manufacture which impressed me
considerably the fact that the process is entirely
mechanical, the food being prepared. cooked and
boxed by machinery, without ever coming in contact
with the hands or clothing of the mill operatives
was also gratihed to note that an experienced
Chemist daily supervised the entire output and that
each days manufacture was also tested by expert
cook.
Signed. WILBUR J.. SCOVILLE,
Professor Of Theory aud Practice Of Chemistry.
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sixty Years Experiences Of an Old

mrs. Winslows Soothing syruB iq fhs
prescription OF one OF the hest fer,ai.
physicians and rurses I'm the ifn5fcS
states. and has been used for sixty ves =
with never-1Stltng success BY miIiions -
mothers Tor their children. Durinr tSss
process OF teething is value Is incaic,li,-
bic. II relieves the child from pain ctIre-
diarrhoea, Eripi7g in the bowels and WIN
collie. By giving health 20 the child a
vests the mother. Price 3 cents a bofus
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See page 14S of Cereal Breakfast Foods" Bulle-
tin No. 81 of the Maine Experiment Station State
Institution, which has analysed " FORCE" with
other foods, in the public interests
Copy will be mailed free request.
Refer also to Canadian Government Bulletin 81 on
similar subject, pages and 90 Tor analysis showing
that FORCE" consists solely of the most whole
some and nutritious ingredients
Any inquiries concerning this subject viii be cheer,
fully answered by
THE FORCE" FOOD CoMPkNY.
Buffalo, n. z.
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BUFFALO. N. Y.
cbsHieaI EabsraieSY.
University Of Buffalo.
June 26, 1908.
HEasERT N. Hill, PIX. o.,
daalyfical ChSlsfIf esS HTSgycy.

dHa5sicSf ch01sfIE sSs SSS9yey.
June 26, 1908.
The "a Force - Food Company, Buffalo " T.:
GENTLEMEN-In view of the Tumors regarding III Q
alleged aduteration OF q FORCE,' il has been a
satisfaction to to visit your Mills investigate and
analyze your product.
You are free to publish this statement made over
my signature, that found 90 FORCE to be ALSO
lutely pure, consisting solely Of Whole Wheat and
Barley, favored with table Salt, and free from any
injurious substance whatever
examined IN detail, the various steps in the man
ufaeture Of your product, such the steam cooking
the taking and the roasting, we'll as the packing
and find all to be remarkably clean and of absolute
heathfulness The final roasting is done at a tenn
perature above 3OO' F. which, with the steam cook
ing, completely sterizes the product and the entire
process from the first step TO the final sealing of the
package is mechanical one, the product at no time
coming IN contact with the hands or clothing Of the
persons handling the machines or packages.
Very respectfully,
HERBERT NJ. HILL,
Chemist to the City Of Buffalo.
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LOSS 100000.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Juigg z9.-rhe most
oisasifOus zee taat ftoonix has expe-
Fenced T decade Occurred today. 1t
N"s 2SsctiealF coailHed TO the dry
- of tne Alkire company and
I iug esta2ifhmcnt OF d. n.
Ft4sc fud stocks were
- The total loss Re-
900.
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Dining
Car
Pointers.

It is harder to run a dining car than
to keep hotel but we have mastered the
art.
Dainty linen, spotless silver. glisteniag
cut glass. flowers on every table from our
own greenhouses. are some OF the details
that make the service so satisfactory.
Leave Denver 4:l5 p. m. and 1000 p. m.
Cor Omaha and Chicago; $50 p.- IN. and
1000 y. m. for Kansas City and ST. Louis
They an carry dining cars.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Forest Park farm. the property Of
Max Marx Of New York. was sold We'd
rcsdav at auction TO Mr.. Alexander #
NV York for $l5.unn Some OF the horses
and cattle were also sold hut did npt
bring % hlch price. The sale for TIA
second dav was called off The farm Wa
formerly owned by IL. Il. c. Watson Of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson were
before Justice Blanchard Monday on
charge of breach Of the peace and vera
fined So and ss.5l, respectively. They
had few sharp words a the supper
table sunday evening and Mrs RiChard-
son became So angry that she threw a
dish, hitting Mr.. Richardson over tina
eye.
f. e Seeley Of Boston has bought the
lease OF the Brandon Inn Of George ..
Pattee Of New Britain. Conn. Mr., SecIey
will take possession at once.
Mrs. Alexander Goshen. who has been
III for "A long time, died Tuesday evening
at her home on Union street at the age Of
IS years. she is survived by a husband,
one son. +. f. Goshen, and two daughters.
Miss Della of this town and Mrs. LaRus
of Springfield.
George Keeler, who has been an inmate
at The town farm for many years, died
yesterday morning
Mrs. C. b. Hall is confined 10 the house
by illness
The picnic which was 10 have been held
at Lake Dunmorc Yesterday by the King 5
daughters has been postponed until next
week.
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CORINTH.

\ pretty home wedding took place ut
the residence of Herbert Wilson Satur-
day, August ~. when Miss Helen Lena
Wilson WIS married to Frank Preston
Northcn of Hradtord-A half past
twelve the party which consisted or the
bride and groom, the best man. Mr.. Ern-
est Ladd of East Cormth the brides
maid, Miss Annie MIrdc Wilson, sister
Of the bride. and the flower girls Miss
Helen Worthon, sister of the groom. pro
cceded to the paror, followed 10y the
Rev. Mr.. Webb Of Bradford, who perform
ed the ceremony, using the ring service.
Miss Xuella Emerson of Bradford played
the wedding march. The parlor was
tastofully trimmed with evergreen and
asters and the party stood beneath "A
beautifully arranged arch of sweet peas
and ferns The bride was attired in
white silk muslin and carried bouquet
Of white roses The bridesmaid Wore blue
muslin and carried a bouquet of carna-
tions. After the ceremony and Cougratu-
lations "A wedding breakfast was served,
Miss FStclle Mcfarland, aunt OF the
bride, acting the part Of caterer Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs \. T.
Worthcn and two daughters, Mr., and
Mrs George Worthen, Mr., Bernard En-
crson of Bradford, Mr. Dixie Worthcn of
Montpelier. Miss Corahel Wilson of New
port and Mr. Barrie Of Memphis, Tenn
The bride and groom will be at home to
their friends in Bradford after Monday,
Soptpmber 10.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Nellie Hart Woodworth who has
been stopping at the Central house for
several weeks, returned to st. Adams
last Saturday.-Miss Mary Anderson, WHO
has been teaching summer school at CO.
lumha institute. y, Y, IS at his fathers,
Judge Ira Andcrson's .-Mrs. Robert Mar
tin and children Of Boston visited at w.
{. Crampton's last weekG. II. Buzzo of
Worcester, Mass, is visiting at a. w.
Packman s.-Alhert Roessing and wife of
Pittsburg, Pa. visited Mrs. Roessing and
cousin, Mrs. II. Il. l.ovcrin, last week.
The Rev. Wibert Anderson will conduct
the service at the Congregational Church
next Suuday.-Don Abbey and wife Of
Troy were guests at II. b. Loverin's last
week-Miss Marion Walker who has been
spending two weeks at her fathers, the
Rev. William Walkers, returned to Bos-
ton Friday of last week.-Howard Man
digo of Richford spent Saturday az his
uncle's, A. II. Aitken's.-Miss Stella Il.
Lowering, who has been visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. ii. r. Loverin the
past week, returned to Worcester, Mass,
Monday.-Miss Sylvia Wilson and Miss
A. Seymoura Atken are spending week
in Knowton and Broome, Il. q.
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Just before shc died she complained about
her head feeling very badly and passed
away almost instantly. The funeral was
held at the Congregational Church Tues
day afternoon, the Rev. Charles S. HaGcr
officiating. MIR. Field and family have
the sympathy of all in their sudden be-
reaVcmcnt.
The carpenters have completed their
labors at the new station and it is now
in the hands of the painters.
Miss Blanche brigham left Tuesday
night for The Dcllcs Oregon, where she
has accepted a position as teacher.
Mr.. Hale of Milton was in town Tuesday
TO attend the funeral of Mrs. Harvey
Field.
The engine house near the station is
being rcshinglcd.
Mrs. Hannah Ives Davis is i'll with ton
slitus.
Mrs. Joanna Griswold is visiting at
S. a. Griswold's in Johnson
Miss Nellie Sullivan of Williston is n
guest OF Mrs. Thomas Moore.
j. l.. Forman, who has been forema n
of the carpenter work at the station has
completed his labors and gone to Greens
horo.
Mrs. Bertha Minor has gone to Will
Jamestown, where she has a position as
teacher.
Miss Alice Gle of Morrisvllc is a guest
of Miss Ethel Strong.
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WESTFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Iiitchcock, who have
been spending several days, ana their
daughter, who has been spending the
summer at w. r. Gilpin's and w. -.
Rolls, returned to their home in Provi-
donCc this wcck.-The concert given un-
der the direction of the Rov. \, h. PEBBLES
August is was well attended and very
enjoyable, over 81 being realized for the
Ladies' Aid society. Mrs Gray and Mrs,
Goodwin, Messrs. Hutchinson and Pierce
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RANDOLPH.

Henry Lewis Of this place who grad
Gated at TUFTS colleg" this spring has
received an appointment as teacher in
the island Of Porto Rico and will sail for
that place about the middle OF September
MISS LooIa Pearson comes from Ifoi-
yoke. Mass, tomorrow 70 visit her BROTH
err George i. Pearson and family
Alonzo Emery, who has been travelling
Tor the Vermont fible association this
summer has completed his work and 3
again at his home.
j.. g. Webster of Burlington came Sat-
urday and visited relatives here, returning
Monday
j. II. Kendall went Monday to Brat
ti"horo' where he is to he employed by
the y. Souto company, who have moved
from here to that place.
saturday evening there was a large at
tendance at the Grange meeting when 4
candidates were instructed in tho third
ana fourth degrees Of the order. Tho
harvest march 10y 20 young ladies and
gentlemen, all coStumed in white, was
very well executed and received mucn
praise Refreshments Of cake and coffee
were served.
Julian Grow il visiting relatives in
Town.
Arthur L. Newton, who is at the head
or the automohlle department OF john
Nahamaker IN No" YORK arrived sat
urdaN Tor vacation with his parents,
Isaac Ne"toh ana WIG
N.'rGtce - IiouScs is spending Vaca-
u"u WIN III"HdS lI l""H' from MS work
WIN Aarse 4oco'hotNc WORKS oi New AoFH
'IS
~ "a hdSs' a urd 'S'ilah rom hrookINn,
~ HlllNeu SATURDAY anu Is N4s!tIlS
''tS""S Hei ~
I'I ''I,Iu NiclnL'lr, rliNeu 9htuIuaE
~ r,,i.t Nv. ~ - pu w
str iiii'i.to pi',F.lIN anu - P%SS.l
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LOWELL.

Mrs. w. A. Warner and daughter, Miss
Ida, of Barton, are the guests of Mrs
William Holgeman for the Week.-Mrs.
Anthony Green died August -. aged about
50 years Peter Dyer has gone to New
York for medical counsel-Miss Nellie
Kelly of Boston is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Murphy.-ClaYtOn kinsley of Bos-
ton is home for a few days.-Mrs. Ann
Works has gone to Bradford for a few
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Char
lotte CraftS.-AliSs Maud Harding has
returned from York Beach, Ne. whore
she has been during vacation.-Prof w.
s and Mrs Spencer of Bakersfield were
the guests Of Miss Thcdd Wollman Satur-
day.--The following teachers have been
engaged FOR the fall term: Miss Alice
Gilbert. higher department. village;
Miss Alice Skinner, primary; Miss Helen
Stephenson, north; Miss Alice Durivago,
south; Miss Alice Laclair Laclair dis
trirt. The Richards. Cello and Mitchell
districts are unsuppled Miss Mabel Duri-
wage is home for a short visit.
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RICHFORD.

William Impey has the contract to build
the new church at North Cambridge
which is to cost $500 G. b. Elias has
gone there to work with Mr.. lmrcy.-Thc
price of milk has advanced from to j
cents quart tins week.-E. Fay Hopkins,
WHO had an operation performed by DIR.
j. b. Wheeler of Burlington last week,
is recovering rapidly. 565 sail stones were
removed from Mr. Hopkins.-Thc Baptist
Sunday school had a ride and picnic az
Silver lake last Friday ana enjoyed a ride
In the launch of Mcssrs. Adams and Mau-
uel The ladies of St AIMS Church ScrY-
81 ice cream ana cake on the lawn whore
MIR. and Mrs Charles MOsicr rc,ld".--Sau NJ
tClle's circus was mere last saturday. the
End. and drew Il large crowd The hiEh
wind and dark clouds brought the after
noon show to close before finishing all
the programmes and the tents were taken
down and put b. their train before dark,
disappointing quite a few who waited for
lhc evening SnoW.-1ho old Catholic
Church is being Htted for holding the pri-
nary school until the now school huIdrG
Is ready to be occupied lair Hopkins ol
Mitchell =. D., arrived here last week
OF a visit to ms parents. Mr., and Mrs
Z. Fay Hopkins, This week Tuesday,
the 18th at the home Of II. .. RoWley,
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
CAMBRIDGE.

Sophia McHenry is visiting few of her
many friends in town.-Seven carloads Of
of machinery are being unloaded at this
station for the electric plant at Fairfax
Falls-Mr. Leavens and family have re-
turned from Franklin Pond where they
were camping. Lizzie Lang who went
with them is i'll with scarlet fever there,
and her mother was sent for-Mss L.
PECK is quite sick at the American house.
A trained nurse Is caring for her.-The
Rev. and Mrs. Alvah S. Hobart are visit
ing his father, Charles Hobart.-Conroy
I.eavens has gone to Lake Placid, N. ",
to work in n summer hotel.-The Rev.
Edwin Wheelock was called to South
Cambridge to ofiiciate at the funeral of
Chester Westman Friday.-The Cam
bridge base ball team came from Stowe
with flying colors Thursday, having beat
on Morrisville. the score standing to /.
They played with "a team from Fort
ethan Allen Saturday, afternoon and the
score was H. to II in favor of Cambridge,
They did not play the last inning If they
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MORRISVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Booth are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF son,
weighing 10 1-2 pounds.
Word has lust been received here of the
marriage of Miss Cora Woodward. young
est daughter of DR. and Mrs. George
Woodward of this place, to the Rev. Ar
thur Is. Stone of Lyndonvillo, which oc-
CURED at Boston Wednesday evening.
Miss Woodward is one of Morrisvile s
most popular young ladies and talented
cloCutionist. Mr.. stone has been for the
past two years assistant rector of tho
Episcopal Church at Lyndonvillc. but has
recently received an appointment as chap
lain of the tinted States navy. Mr. and
Mrs. Stone left at once for headquarters
where ne will report for duty.
Or. j. w. Robbins has sold his practice
and residence on Congress street to Dr. a.
j. Douglass. who practiccd medicine here
several years ago. DR.. Robbins goes to
NaugatuCk, Conn, his former homo in
about two weeks where he will engage
in his profession.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
MORGAN.

Mrs. r. w. Taylor has returned from
Lebanon, n. H.-George Taylor wife and
daughter of Attlchoro, Mass. are visit
at the lake is fun of Island Pond people.
F. III. Peavey has gone to Boston to
take a treatment for his disease, The
friends of Mr.. Peavey met at his farm
on Tuesday and Wednesday and put in
his hay in good shape and short order -
George Lyon and wife from Iowa are
visiting his sister, Mrs G. |. Moore
The heavy showers lately have washed
the roads badly.-Dogs We're seen "A
few days ago chasing deer The hunters
and owners of the dogs We're warmed
Bears have been seen in the east part
of the town where they killed ten sheep
for one man.
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WATERVILLE.

Dr. Maurice was in burlington last
weok.-James Warner Of Essex visited II.
l.. Beard last week.-Sam. Hull has moved
to the Clark farm on East hill.-MsS
Clara Hill is at home from Hardwick
for few days.-Frank Chase has com
menCed building a house on his land by
the branch.-Mr. and Mrs. George Chates
of Fletcher visited his sister. Mrs. Charles
Westcot over Sunday,-A large crowd
from this place attended the camp meet
ing at lthel Falls on Sunday. --ChaIlca
Wcstcot, Jr., has moved into j. Y.
Stearn's tenement near the postofce. -
Mrs. A. u. Waters has returned to her
home in Lowell Mass, and Miss Glenna
Waters to her school work In Hartford
Conn.-Mrs. f. II. Shattuck, Mrs, T..
W. Manchester and daughter are in
Canada attending a camp meeting this
week,-E. |. Mann, Henry Whittemore
and George Beard are working at the
Ithiel Falls camp grounds through the
camp meeting.-Nalter Robinson has
moved to the Tillotson farm In the north
part OF the TOWN.. H. Lee OF Burling-
ton was in town Saturday.
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ORANGE COUNTY
BROOKFIELD.

Fac Beard, Gladys Holmes, Louise Lam
SON, Eva Jackson ana Mat@io Fanton
enter tho Randolph Normal school this
wcok.-The Tunhridgc base ball team
suffered their first defeat this season
from the East Brookheld team, to >
last Saturday. A return game will he
played at this place on Wednesday ~
this wcek.-'rhe Christian EnGCavors held
social ut the church parlOrs on Fri
day eveninE.-Walter Sweet formerly of
this place, is visiting friends hore.-The
upper room Of the village school house
is being thoroughly repaired. School is
90 open Sept. Mrs Edgar Trask Is i'm
proving Mrs. and Mrs, George *.
Sprarue attended tho e. II. convention
hnll il Ennlnlnh lnst Mnnk
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs Stephen Baxter and daughter,
from Washington, ID. G., are visiting re-
Iatives and friends in town. There were
no services in the Methodist Church last
sunday on account of the absence of its
pastor,-Many from this town attended
the circus in liardwiCk last Monday
Harvey and Ray Allen visited in Barton
Landing last ek.-Burnie Keeer is
clcrking for Uric and SawNer.-R. T..
chambcrllir is working in l.. +,
Smiths grocery store Richard cate
has finished working for Elmer
Stratton,-1he Rev. r. j. Chdy
tic is absent for n two week Vaca-
tuu.-H Hattie Hatch is spending her vaca-
Nor in this town.-1he families of Charles
Hatch and Homer Bartelle with other
trends camped at Elcgo Pond last week.
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SHELDON.

Camp meeting opened Monday. August
"a, at the camp ground at North Shell
don. The attendance for the first day
was larger than usual. Every thing is
being done to make the meeting Il sue
cess. Several able speakers have been
engaged and will preach each day. The
camp meeting association have purchased
the grounds. 1t has been surveyed. lots
laid out in order streets stakcd out
and drveways for teams The cottages
that have been erected are nice dwellings.
nearly all are painted and homeikc in APP
pearance. n station on the Missisquoi
railroad has been erected and trains
stop. The Rev. Robert J. Christie of
Craftsbury arrived August 80 to attend
the meetings.
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were acquitted and discharged
Mrs. stephen -. hopkins and Miss
Helen Hopkins have gone to Springfield,
Mass, where they will spend two weeks.
Nelson Arpan was arraigned in the
city court yesterday with two cases
of breach of the peace and one of
drank against him. The cases were
pro forma hearings and Arpan pleaded
not guilty to each of the charges. and
took his sentences for the purpose of
gaining time to pay his fines. which
were 81 and costs in tho INVESTIGATION
case and 81 and costs in each of the
breach of the peace cases. lie appeal
cd w. X. Warren of Fairfax pleaded
guilty to a charge of INVESTIGATION and
was fined So and costs.
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BENSON.

There were no services at the Methodist
church here last SundaY.-Tho Rev Mr.
Taylor and wife of the Methodist Soc
ioty went to New Haven last Friday and
will attend camp meeting till the end.
Nr. Taylor preached at the camp ground
on Monday Mrs. Leila Lyon of Cort-
land Ohio is visiting i'm town after an
absence of 70 years. Her husband tho
late Rev George c. Lyon was pastor
Of the congregational Church at this
place for six years.-Mrs Eliza Dicklow
who has been at Martin Bosworth's for
sometime. returned to her home in FAR
Haven last FridaY.-Nolney Barber and
family of Forestdale were guests over
SUNDAY at Il. l.. Walker William Has
aett and wife were called to sunday Hin
last week to attend the funeral of a re-
lative.-'rhe Maplchurst creamery of this
village Is now making 1000 pounds of but
ter n daY-AleNandor Sleicht and wife
Of West Haven spent last Sunday in this
village. Arthur Bishop and Newell Har-
rison cut five acres of oats last Satur-
Continued on seventh page.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Emma Bell returned home Satur-
day accompanied by her mother Mrs.
Martha Chadwick of BurlinEton.-l i.
Chandler is at himc. The Rev. J. {.
Langford supplied the pulpit Of the Con
Erccational Church SundaN.-GcOrgc II.
spencer of Ohio is visiting at Dr. Welsh :.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney is visiting in
St Albans.-Mr. and Mrs. q. c. Gates of
bakersfield were in town Tuesday and
WednesdaY.-'r Rev and Mrs. Lang
ford and daughter went to Coventry Tues
day Mrs. y. T. Riley and son, Don, of
Everett, Massachusetts. are in town.
w. f. Lantman has sold his place To
George Il. Spencer. 1t is to be occupied by
his mother and grandmothcr-Edw
Farnsworth and wifo of Montgomery are
guests of his sister. Mrs. f. l.. Hopkins
ID. T.. Evans and son We're in St Adams
Monday ad Tuesday Miss Stella Irill re
turned from the White Mountains Mon
tiIN NOT bpiuY "a hlp a work
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ST. ALBANS.

Reuben l.. Dewey was stricken with par
alysis early yesterday morning. the en-
tire right side being affected. Mr. Dewey
is at his home on England street in a Sc
rious condition.
Ernest Fortune, who was arrested yes
terday, charged with breach of the peace
pleaded guilty and was fined SO and costs
which he paid. The cases against Walter
Prince, who was arrested on the charge
of stealing money from one Warren, and
Henry Sweet charged with intoXicatlon
were not proven and the respondents
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CHELSEA.

Friday at STAFFORD occurred y match
game of base bah between the stanford
and Chelsea nine, the former clubs hay
ing played at Chelsea the Saturday be
fore The game resulted adversely to the
Chelsea team by n score of 10 to II at
the close of the seventh nning.-On Sat
urday very interesting game was play
ed GS Tunbrdge between the Tuahridee
ara Brookhcld clubs. Until the eighth
iu,t1s the score stood two to three. each
side h.t'SS made "A score of two in one
inning NssS every other innmg being