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SEEDS AND PLANTS.
DOGS.

T>oR sALE--POINTER PUPS, THOROUGH
i bred lingo stock, dirt cheap. c. c. CarmeIl
MaIysvilie, Ohio.
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NOR SALE-TwO FINE LOTS ON FLORENCE
IL Heights, San Diego, Cal. a valuable lot on "a
street, Lincoln, Neb Lot and 12-rOom house Erie
Ave, Hornel!svle, n. Y. Dr. Horace Wardner,
LaPorte, Ind
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A CLEAN SWEEP.-KEANEB BRUSH AND MOP
"A Holder and Brushes. Most attractive and useful
articles Real necessities to every hOusekeeper Spleen
did, quick profit agts Send for circulars J. A Keane
Patentee and Sole Manufacturer 257 w. I0th St, N Y.
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81 ILL. CAV. in Room 6, House Judiciary, third
- floor, State House, Springfield, ILL., Sept -. VIM.
NJ Baldwin, Secretary, Paaa, ILL., 2t
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A STHMA SUFFERERS. WILL YOU PAY $500
IA TO be cured? We ask You for only one-llaf this
amount first Payment and the balance, $50, when
you feel satisfied you have been benefited and that
the remedy Is worth many times what ask. Send
stamps money order. You pay the second SIS
when you feel satisfied the treatment is worth the
money. u. D. Co., Peekskill, N Y.
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L,OR SALE-FARM OF 127 ACRES, ONE MILE
II from town. Nice new cottage of five rooms; new
barn. all complete and in good fix; the best Of straw
berry land. and beautiful home. II. $. Woods,
Leitchfield Ky.
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LrOR SALE
II A NICE HOME NEAR CHARLESTON, GA,
on the Georgia Railroad, near Atlanta
Inquire of owner, Comrade ]. w. Savage Clarks-
ton Ga.
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18th OHIO at Basil and Baltimore, Ohio, Sept. "a
and .. Amos Smith, President; Grace H. smith,
Corresponding Secretary.
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11f TIL OHIO at Logan, Ohio, Sept. % and a;
i II G. +. Winter President, Macarthur, Ohio.
ID. :. Saint, Mt. Sterling, Ohio
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DAcAL BALM CURES COUGHS, ASTHMA
l. Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Catarrh of Head, Stom-
| ach and Womb. Piles Ear and Eye trouble, Scalp and
Skin Diseases of nature. Comrades kindly send
for free sample &c. for jar of Pacal Balm and If
not found all claim for it we will promptly return
the cost to sou. Agents wanted where not kept in
stock Pacal Balm Co., ST. Louis, Mich.
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DRIVATE SANME1TO PRESCRIPTION-Those
l. suffering from weaknesses which sap the pleasures
of life should take Private Sanmeto Prescription. One
bottle will tell story of marvellous results. This med
icine has more rejuvinang. valizng force than any
ever yet offered. Sent prepaid in plain package for
81. Prepared by its originator, physician of more
than 20 years experience. +. w. McCanon, NJ D.
CIearfield Iowa.
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PRIN TIN G.

TOO NICE WHITE ENVELOPES. SIZE 4xG14
l. with your name and address neatly printed in
corner, only . cents postpaid. Order to-day. e. T.
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100 CARDS-G, . or 0 lines ofprntng) and nice
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35c. Bill heads cards statements tugs envelopes a.
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IL 10 10 $. 18th ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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old MEN MADE YOUNG. AND YOUNG MEN
~ strong end vigorous by DIR. Yousonfs celebrated
Turkish Ointment, the best remedy in tce world for
vital weakness, atrophy, varicocele etc. Guaranteed
sure, permanent and harmless. A small box mailed
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large box sl.0o. Three boxes dull treatmenp $50
Safe delivery guaranteed. Write to-day. franklin
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PERSONAL.

MARRIAGE DIRECTORY FREE TO ALI.--PAY
1Nl when married; new plan: send no money. For par
ticnlars address Seecclnb, Dept Is, Tekonsha, Mich
MARRIAGE PAPER-BEST PUBLISHED
ANl Free J.. A. Gunnels, Toledo.
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IS-TH y. Y. at Mc,irawville, N V, Sept. 10
y This is the list anniversary of the nitlsterjn.
George L. Warren, Secretary, Cortland, y. Y.
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4 9TH OHIO in GAR. Hail. Wooster Ohio, Sept.
III % and "A. Enos Pierson, Secretary, Wooster,
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- ST o. V. v. at Uhrichsve. Ohio, Friday, Sept.
- Is, 1908. l. A. Cornell, Secretary New Phiiadel
phia, Ohio.
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9th NY. CAV and 18th Ky. Inf at Maysville,
Il " KY, sept. %. II. &. Weaver Brooksvilie. KY,
President: {. G. Degman, Secretary, Springdale, Ky.
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ENOR $50 1 WILL SEND YOU A RECIPE
IL that will positively cure foot rot In Sheep IL n
Jones, $50 Greenup, Illinois
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TIL PA. at Winchester, WA, Oct. 81. All men,
Of bers of the regiment are invited to attend,
look forward to a good time in the old town. The
Ringgod Cavalry will meet at the time. David
r. Bryan Secretary, 3l2 Market St, Johnstown, PA.
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100 NERVOUS DEBILITY PILLS, 10c.; 800
xOO l5c. Free to poor. l. West, N. Avon, N. Y.
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TUNO EXCHANGE-5OO0 ACRES TIMBER LANDS
l. in Humphrey Co, Tenn, three and a half miles
from railroad. All free and clear except taxes of ~.
Court House. Chicago ILL.,: scent fare: all modern i'm
provements Northern Ohio property preferred. For
particulars address A. e. Thompson Macedonia Depot,
Ohio.
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DIST o. w. 1.-The 18th Annual Reunion of the
oil 3lst o. V. v. l. will be held at Logan o., Tues.
day Sept - Comrades who cannot attend, please re.
port the Secretary death of members Of the res
ment w. N. Bennett, President, Galena, o.; 8. A.
Mcneil, Secretary, Redwood. o.
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18th ILL. CAV. at Springfield. H.. Sept. Is and %
State Fair week. simon p Pomeson, Secretary,
Canton, III.
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STAMPS AND COINS.

SoUvENIRS, AUTOGRAPHS, CURIOS IIISToR-
= ca relics, Confederate money, Department stamps
foreign stamps, albums, calao3s. J. IL. Houston 1897
Pennsylvania Ave, Washington, ID. G.
G. 20 PAID FOR RARE 1853 QUARTERS
sDD Keep all money coined before 1875 and send
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oOD O. V. V. !. ard Battery L. LIST Ohio T.. A., at
ID Portsmouth, Ohio, Oct. : and s. John Hosen,
Secretary Portsmouth, Ohio.
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10th PA. Corn Exchange) at Maennerchor
lIo Hail. Franklin st. and Fiirmount Ave. Sept
10. ut 7SO F. Geo. W. Williams, Secretary, $50 Per-
k0men ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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sd N Y. CAV. Harris Light At Peekskiil, n. z,
= Oct q. Headquarters at Eagle Hotel, Main st.
Business meeting at IL O'Clock a m The committees
in charge have interesting program for the day
and evening. D. q. Montross, Secretary, Peekskiil
n.
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4 9TH OHIO BATTERY at Plymouth. Richland
IL County, Ohio. Wednesday, Oct. 4 Theo Brown.
President IS LinwoOd Ave, Norwalk, o.; j. NJ. Beel
man. Secretary Treasurer, sos Warren Ave, Chicago.
ILL.,
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NOMRADES,
~ HELP AN ANDERSONvILLE PRISONER
by sending six twocent stamps and receive 80 page
book of prison life Of II months experience.
S. Helwig 2l5 SlIafer Ave, Canal Dover, Ohio.
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COS D AND f, l20rII IND, at the home of Com
j rade Z. +. johnson, known Park Farm Hill,
four miles southwest of owensville, Ind, Sept - L. D.
Emmerson Secretary ID. w. Smith, Chairman.
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q 9TH AND INT Mo. AND 10TH CAV at Union
~ Mo-, Saturday, Sept. 10. John McFali, Presi-
dent, 2Gth No. John i. Grove, Secretary. Union Mo.
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= eth OHIO mt Headquarters of Memorial Post
i 20 Rooms, I7O Superior ST, Cleveland, Ohio
sept Is and 49, Henry II. Adams, President, Toledo,
Ohio.
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RoxRuRY.

n. d. Rice was in Montpelier Thursday.
Miss Ada Nichols is visiting her aunt
in Montpelier
Miss Lefie Dunsmoor is spending a
few days In Barre.
Miss Florence Burnham came home
from Marshfeld Saturday to spend few
days.
NJ. f. Chase was on the sick list last
week, as aas also Lee Wiley.
Rev. Joseph Boardman was in Barnet
last week to attend the funeral OF a
friend.
There was quite a good attendance at
the maple sugar social given by the Good
Templars Frieay evening
Mrs Matte Chipmsn, who has been
keeping house for Frank Brown, went TO
Randolph TO work last week
ID. l.. Nichols and wife spent a part OF
last week In Broot field. NJ. n. Richard
son assisted $. ID. Nichols in the store.
The village school closed last Thursday
and the scholars were given party at the
Town hall in the evening by Miss Han
ION, the teacher. All had a fine time.
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WANTED SO MEN AND WOMEN
To Take Advantage Of Special Offer
Made by Drew & Leonard.

Drew & Leonard, the enterprising drug
gists, are advertising today for fifty meH
and women to take advantage of the
special half-price offer they are making ON
DIR. Howards celebrated specific for the
cure of constipation and dyspepsia, and
get fifty cent package at half price, 70
cents.
With DIR. Towards specific at hand, you
can eat what you want and have no fear
of i'll consequences. It strengthens the
stomach. gives perfect digestion, regulates
the bowels, creates an appetite, and makes
life worth the living.
This is an unusual opportunity to OBJ
tain 60 doses OF the best medicine ever
made for half its regular price, with the
personal guarantee OF a well-known bust
ness firm to refund the money il it does
not give satisfaction.
Ifyou cannot call at Drew a Leonard's
store today, send them Is cents by mail,
and they will send you package, prompt
ly, charges paid.
Ladies' hair work. Mrs. III. ii. BRAN,
457 Dudley St., Roxbury, Mass
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Town MEETING.

Officers elected for the town Of Royalton
ID. G. Denison, moderator; William Skim
ner, clerk; 4. Winslow, treasurer; SamueI
Slack, road commissioner; George X. Tag
CART, Walter Webster, Gilmore Doyle, Sc
lectmen; Norman w. Sewall, II. b. Ga
lusha, Henry DuttoR, listers; j. o. Bel
KNAPP, William Skinner, M. II. Hazen, au-
ditors; NJ. III. Hazen, LIST, G. T. Southgate,
I'd, constables; J. b. Durkee, town agent;
A. G. Whitman, trustee public money;
Charles Danforth, ID. z. LEISURE, T.. Waldo,
fence viewers; John Mudgett, Charles Ly-
man, grand jurors; Gilmore Doyle, measur-
er OF wood and lumber; G. Z. Abbott, in
spector OF leather; Fred Mayo, town
school director, 3 years; Norman w. Sew
all, same, years; George Taggart, same, /
year; d. c. Stearns, NJ. j. Sargent, George
Laird, Levi Wild, A. G. Whitman, trus-
tees free public library; town tax, 500 /;
town school tax, 60f to be paid on or be-
fore Dec ], 1893.
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sourh RANDOLPH.

Mr.. Carey went to Braintree Friday and
got his children, who were sick there.
The wife Of MIR. Powell on Horace Git-
ford's farm is sick and under DR.. Burnetts
care.
Earl p. Riford went 10 Hartford Mon
day where ne is employed as foreman on
the large farm OF {. ID. Hazen.
Philip Riford came home from Middle
sex Monday, where he has been this WIN
ter, to help on his fathers farm.
The people Of this valley are so eX-
tremely healthy that they Will Cheerful liy
license question.
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Further DEVELOPMENTS in For

Further DEVELOPMENTS in Forseries.
Another chapter to the forged check
story on the 9Th page was added yester-
day, when the guilty party was arrested
in East Randolph.
AS soon as the check for S124.00 with
the forged signature OF X. II. Slack, a
harness maker OF this town, came to the
Randolph National Bank from its Bos-
ton correspondent the forging was de-
teeted, and VIM. I'll. Dubois, president of
the bank, telephoned j. X. Lynde of
Williamstown, who had cashed as en-
dorsed the check, that the check was a
forgery. Mr.. Lynde at once took steps
to apprehend the forger.
Mr.. Lynde's clerk, Mr.. Godfrey, who
had transacted the business with the
man, remembered that his customer had
inquired for the town agency, and on
going there found on the agents book
the signature OF Arthur w. Luck, East
Randolph, in the same handwriting as
that of the checks.
Officers from Williamstown were sent
to East Randolph and arrested Luck and
another man, Heber Flint, who was try
ing to get a check cashed at A. q. Os-
good & Co.'S store. The latter, however,
was released, when nothing could be
brought against HIM and the check he
was trying to pass proved to be all right.
William G.. White, Esq, of Williams
town, representing the state, prosecuted
Luck was found guilty and bound over to
Orange county court in the sum of $500
The witnesses were Mr.. Godfrey of Will
Jamestown, II. II. Slack and T.. w. Tewks-
bury OF this place, f. @. Cone and ID. ID.
Moulton Of East Randolph.
Luck has rather an unenviable reputa-
ton in East Randolph, where he is well
known. AT the hearing, he at first tried to
deny all knowledge of the Cone check and
told a fairy tale OF having cashed the Slack
check for a stranger, whom he met on the
road. He claimed not to have been in
Randolph February Is nor in Tewksbury's
store, but acknowledged that he was here
town meeting day. The evidence showed
that both checks were forged by the same
person, and that person the unlucl<y Luck,
who will be taken to jail at Chelsea today
unless he procures bail, which is very
doubtful
As Mr.. Godfrey in his dealing with Luck
gave the latter a small check with cash for
the balance of the check for Sl24 that be
presented, Mr.. Lynde, when he obtains
possession of the small check which Luck
saws he can return, viii have his loss re-
duced to about $50 None of the cash,
however. can be recovered.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Rev. q. w. Patterson went to Hanover
yesterday on business.
Teams have lately been drawing baled
hay and grain from w. L. Seymour's farIa.
Arthur Comstock is at work for A. L.
Morse in place OF Owen Seymour, who is
at his home on the sick list
Lincoln Morse is improving now, but
slowly. II is believed that he will recover,
although he has been critically ill.
1t Is reported that Fred j. Washburn
has bought the Lille farm where Wilson
ID. Wright now lives. The writings are
not yet drawn.
NJ l.. Washburn started for California
Yesterday. His visit here has been more
Interrupted this winter than usual, as he
has had considerable business in Wash
ington, ID. c., relating to Alaskan inter-
ests.
The interest for a new schoolhouse here,
on the selectman for this part OF the town
and the license question called out nearly
all the voters here to the town meeting
Tuesday. Among them n. L. Boyden was
there on his erutches.
"Personal Recollections OF Henry Ward
Beecher' will be the subject of the sermon
by the pastor at the Cong'l church next
Sunday. The national Beecher memorial
committee have invited the clergy to
preach upon Mr.. Beecher on March 8th,
the sixteenth anniversary of his death.
Every body is pleased with the prospect
OF a new schoolhouse here and with the
generous limit OF q, 600 there ought to be
a building that viii meet the needs of the
school, and at the same time be an orna-
ment TO the village, and with the COM
mittee elected there should be no fault
with location or architectural design.
The directors ought to realize, as they I'M
dou btedly will, that with the limit made
they need TO practice economy in every
possible way in order to get the most from
. l.,f
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ROYALTON.

Mrs. Scott from Danyers, Mass, is visit
ing Mrs. A. NJ. Daniels.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oramel Morse Saturday.
The Womans' club will meet with Mrs.
Laird Saturday at 2.30 p. m.
Mrs. A. b. Kinney from Ran 1olph came
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Butler.
Miss May Eastman came Tuesday OF
last week from Bytield, Mass, and is with
her sister, Miss Fannie Eastman.
Miss Beatrice Kendall came Saturday
from Somerville, Mass, to spend a week
with her mother, Mrs. Dora Kendall.
George A. Peterson Of Royalton and
Nellie +. Powell Of Woodstock were mar
ried at the Congl parsonage, Feb. 26th.
p. b. Dewey and Mrs. c. t. southgate
are among the latest victims OF grip, the
latter suffering from the second attack.
The Central school will open Tuesday of
next week for the spring term and last
week OF the winter term, with the same
teachers.
Mrs. Hattie NanDeusen returned from
Spencer, Mass, last week, accompanied by
her cousin, George Hussey, who brought
his fathers body here for burial.
The body of Mrs Kenyon was taken
Friday to West Hartford for burial Mrs.
Harrington has the sympathy of friends
in the loss of her mother, who was a
stranger in Royalton.
ID. G. Stearns received telegram Mon
day announcing the birth OF David Emer-
son Remington, son OF DIR. and Mrs.
Remington OF Uniontown, Pa. Mrs. Hem
ington is pleasantly remembered here as
Carol Conant.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Fannie osgood is visiting friends
here.
Leslie Morse visited in Granville last
week.
Mrs. l.. S. Priest is visiting in Randolph
for few days.
j. A. Boswell is in Montpelier ON
business, going Tuesday.
Leslie Wright moved last week to the
farm he has rented in Brookheld.
There was quite good turnout from
this side OF the hill to town meeting.
T. X. M. Broughton and family are
confined 20 the house with hard colds.
The abscess on Fred Smiths hand has
healed so he is able to be in the shop
again.
Frank Fish moved from @. o. Webster's
farm to G.. 5. Osgood's farm the first of
March.
W. c. sprague has finished work for
n. w. Vinson and is working for q. o.
Webster.
The band are having rehearsals and
getting ready to produce their drama,
"Down in Maine"
Edward sprague and Ray Blaisdell, who
are attending school in New Hampton,
N. H., came home Friday night for two
weeks vacation.
News was received last week OF the
death OF Orvis Banister at his home in
Worcester, Mass. lie was born and
brought up in this place, going TO
Worcester about 25 years ago and resid-
ing there since.
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Chelsea Town Meeting.

Moderator, c. 5. Emery; clerk and treas
lftrt W. r. Townsend; seleetmen, A. II.
Powers, ". II. Emery, II. r. Nation ;
listers, William Robbins, M. o. Gates, W.
a. Hood auditors, W. G. Holmes. +. A.
lorwin, ]. VI. Comstoek; road commits
.loner, n. o. Gates; school director, II. I.
Walker. for three years; overseer OF poor,
y. II. Emery; town grand jurors, G. L.
Hayward, J. X. Darling, +. ID. Barnesi
S,g.nt, e, 5. Emery; trustee public Library,
!. u. Oomstock, three years. Rev. W. r.
Alen, one year; cemetery commissioners,
Z. 7. Dickinson, T.. ID. Barnes, W. II. III.
iiall, J. =. Bacon, J. A. X. Corwin; town
ssA, tl.25i highway tax, Zoe; school tax,
no. total tax Sos.
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Chelsea Home News.
H. O. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Miss Susie Sawyer of Brandon is visiting
ser sister, Mrs. NJ. Il. Hutchinson.
Rdgar Grosyenor goes to Bridport this
seek tc spend the summer with his son.
The intermediate and high schools re-
snmed work Monday, after two weeks
vacation.
II, d NJ. Rice has been confined to the
house with pleurisy the past ten days, but
now better.
Rmer Osgood's brother, Howard Osgood,
rom q ,mbridge. Mass, is visiting him at
the Misses Andrus'.
The Methodist Auxiliary society holds a
.ociable at Persie Heathis next Friday
evening Everybody is invited.
Charles r.. Dickinson, son Of r.. B. Dick
nson, who has been at Nalleytield, p. O.,
this winter, came home Saturday night
Miss Adelia NJ. Whitney has purchased
rom the estate Of the late Emeline Water
son the house on Main street; sum to be
pad Il 800.
Married. in Chelsea, Thursday evening,
gfb 2gth, at the residence Of Edwin san
born. by Rev. W. T.. Allen, MIR. Wallace
W. sanborn and Mrs. Mary A. Judd,
both Of Chelsea.
Miss Emily II. Churchill, " no left town
aarly seven years since, Is now confined
IL me hospital for incurables at Rich
m0nd Va, as was recently learned from
: hitter Of inquiry received here.
Chester W. Clark and wife OF Chicago,
m. are visiting relatives in town, Mrs.
Clark being a niece OF Elisha Nation.
Hr. Clark left here % years ago and for
years has made his home In Chicago.
Heisa veteran Of the Civil war, having
enlisted in Co. b, 4th Regt., VI. Vols,
capt Platt, and he would be glad 10 see or
hear from any OF the comrades OF Co. b.
Married. at the residence Of the brides
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Marcus II. Corwin,
on Main street at ESQ p. m. Sunday,
March lst, by Rev. w. Il. Allen, Mr.. /.
LAFAYETTE Welcome and Miss Alice Louise
0orwin. both OF Chelsea. Only a few
immediate relatives and friends were
present The brides dress was a pink
Eo0l, trimmed with white satin, lace and
chiffon. She wore primroses in her hair.
Lewis n Lucas, who had a parslytic
shock Feb. Goth, died Wednesday after
aoon, the 18th, aged 60 yrs, ; mos, q
days. Mr. Lucas was born In Corinth, the
eldest son Of James and Lydia Lucas.
FOrty-two years ago he married Calista X.
sanborn and came to this town TO live.
he had worked at his trade Of blacksmith
until within few years, when he turned
the business over to his son. He was a
veteran Of the civil war. having served IN
tha I'd Vermont battery Besides his wife,
be left one daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Doyle, one son, Lewis n. Lucas, Jr.,
brother, lafayette Lucas, and six grand
children 10 mourn his loss. The funeral
Eas held Saturday afternoon at the Meth
odisi church, Rev. w. +. Allen officiating.
4 dflegaiiou Of veteran comrades and Sons
OF Veterans were In attendance and escort
q ihe remains 20 their last resting place
n Highland cemetery.