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ES SU MARIDO, HERMANO,
PADRE, s cualouieru de sus parien-
teS a1igido con esta Enfermedad de
Borracheraf Nosotros tenemoS una
cura segura que Sc puede dar con 9
sin el conocim1ento del paciente.
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San FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. /, 1900.
DR.. w. H. SAUNDERS & co.
Chicago, Ill.
QreridoS Se6ores - Benignamente
reclban mis- gracias por las asombrosas
y permanentes curaS cue ustedes han
hecho So5re muchos miembros de mi
congragcci6n. Yo he organizado una
sociedad entire mis- miembros para
promover y advertir esta mas Safa y
vlolenta cura para eSta espantosa NAL
decida enfermedad que tantoS son
ahigidoS con ella. UstedeS oiran en-
ell cercano porvenir del resultado de
suS trabajos. Yo sinceramente espero
que DioS los bendiga y que los per1ni--
ia de continuar en- este grande y buen
trabajo en- salvar a nuestras crjaturaS
mortaleS de la escena de destruction,
y ponerloS en- el camino para que vi
van una vida sobria y honrada. Sola-
mente deseando de poder hacer mas
para asistir ustedes en- este noble y
digno trabajo, soy de Us.edes en-
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REV. ]. NJ. B.
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JERICHO.

Allan Williams started for Farmont.
West Virginia. monday. where he has a
position as civil engincor-Alr. and Mrs.
Y c. MAY were in West Milton Monday
and Tuesday.-Thc Young Peoples so
ciety OF the Baptist Church Will serve
ice cream AT thu church Friday even
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson
of Providence, X. l., have been visiting
relatives in town.-Willam Ring has re-
turned home in improved health, after
an absence of two months,-Miss NJ. O.
Bach is visiting in Westford.- Miss Edith
Milham of South Burlington is working
in the composing room of the Roscoe
Printing Housc.--John Garland and Miss
Grace Pollard were married at Essex
Junction Wednesday morning, June "a
Miss Alice Simonds returned to Hartford,
Conn, Saturday.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Remington
is visiting in Essex Junction.-Mrs. J.. {.
Rice of Fletcher was the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Wilton re-
cently.-Miss Mary Mclaughlin, VINO has
been spending several weeks with her
father. returned to Hartford, Conn,
Wednesday.-Mr S. w. Paige and in
FAINT daughter of St. Adams are spending
few days at j. =. Whitton's.
Mrs. Zeph Hapgood and daughter, Miss
Olive, were visitors in Burlington Tues
day,-Clark Hapgoad of Jcffersonville
was in Burlington Tuesday on business
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Cynthia Smith. who has been in
poor health for some time, passed away
Sunday June y. The funeral was
held "Wednesday. July I, at the home of
her sister Mrs A. +, Beeman,-MiSs Bes-
sic Marvin. eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Marvin, died Monday
morning after a weeks illness with heart
disease. Bessie has never been n we'll
child hut her early transition came
unexpectedly to every one. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin have the heartfelt sympathy Of
the entire community i'm their sad hcrcave-
mont The funeral was held Wcdnes-
dnT-MiSs Ina Graves of Colorado
SPRINGS. col, has arrived in town to
spond the summer with her aunt, Mrs,
Edgar Shcpardson and Will teach both
veal and Instrumental muSic.-ofhcer
Gillette was in Burlington June p on
business. Constable J. II. Allen Of Essex
Junction was in town June 29.-Dr. Spra-
cue of Barre was called here recently
in consultation with Or, F. A Petty over
the condition nj the Misses Pierce and
BESSIE Marvin. Miss Pierce is again con-
sidered better.-Miss Ada Currcr and a
lady friend are visiting Ada's mother,
Mrs g. y Currier Tho Rev. r.
10. Hunt was confined to the house
last week with rheuma tsm in one Of his
legs He preached Sunday with his leg
on stool. He suffered much pain
Buel Bellows is helping A. o. CorrRan
on his house, The contractors on the new
school building are laying now about one
carload of brick a day,-Road Commits
sioncr Boardsley is improving the road
in the village by putting on graVel-B.
NJ Ballard was I'm Burlington July l.
Amos Rugg Is suffering with sore FIN
ger that he damned with a can Of milk
There was some one, or more, that
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Miss Emma McCue closed a very sue
cessful term of school here last Friday.
The pupils having no marks against
their names We're Lena Miles, Fred Love
lY Bertha Lovely, Fordie Lovely. Haze
Russell and samuel Damon; Edna Miles
was absent one half day; Bertha Norton.
Mar-ha Norton AVID Hobart Norton ab-
sent one day. Miss McCue returned To
her home in Cambridge Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs. Vernon Sargent and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Baglcy were in Bristol the
last of last week.-Burton Culver and
family OF Stowe were the guests of Mrs
Culvers grandmother. Mrs. Maria Greg
Dry, the first of the week.-Carlos Hig-
ley and Miss Minnie Jones were the
guests of Mr.. Higlcy's brother, w. W
Higley. in Richmond Sunday.-fierher'
Small of Baltimore Md, who is attend
ing dental school there. is spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. A. b. Small.-The Misses Flora anC
Emma Derby of Hineshurgh visited THEN
sister Carrie at o. &. Hallocks last
Weck.-There is to he a ball game Fri
day afternoon between the HineshurEt
and Huntington nine on y. \. johns
meadow.-Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Brcwstoi
and little grand daughter Florence were
in Burlington Monday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Misses Aildred and Mabel Brown are
visiting friends in Swanton this week
Miss Lena Lawrence of Enosbureh is
spending few days at Nelson Barber S.
A good delegation from this place at
tended the sunday school convention at
Enoshurgh Falls.-Mrs. ]. r.. Berry of
Halifax is visiting in town.-Mr. and
Mrs Is ". Pcase are spending the week
with relatives in Watorville Cambridge
and Wolcott-Mr. and Mrs. /" NJ, Cotton
made a short visit in town last week,
going from here to Kcene, y. H.-F. X.
Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 5. Wright
and Miss Annie O keofe were IN camp az
Franklin pond for a few days the first
of the wcck-Chidrcn' day Will be
observed at the congregational Church
net Sunday morning.-Joseph Dawney is
seriously Ill.
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sWANTON.

The Fourth Of July committee has an
nounced the following programme; sun
rise salute Of 4 guns, 1850 To lo;@ a. m.
water sports on the MiSsisquoi river
above the dam. to include canoe race,
prize 81 tub race. prize 81; swimming
race. prizes e and g.; 1880 tn T. m, Nor
chants ana horrhles parade. The rout'
OF the parade to be from Spring street
down Canada street TO Merchants ROW,
thence over the river to union station
back to Merchants Row, Grand avenue
10 Plat street, 10 Liberty street 10 FIRST
street TO Broadway, to Canada street
and back to Spring Prizes Of 81 and -
wlll b, gwen for the worst looking out
fit in the horrihlcs and a s. box Of cigars
for the best merchants display. l p, M
west side OF river South River street,
sack race, prizes s. and s. creased pole
prize SO, in square in front of union
station, standing broad jump. without
weights. prize So running broad jump,
prize 3; hop, step and jump. 3; tus or
war. g.; 1.3o y. m, Merchants ROW. lo
yard dash q and s.; fat mems n yard
dash, g. and 81: ladies - yard DASH 81
and g.; 20 yard dash, s., ~ pair Of shoes
and 81; potatoe race, $50, 81 and 20 cents,
three legged race, IS and g obstacle race
So and 81. farmers 100 yard dash, prizes
horse shod all around new, box II cigars.
hose race on Canada street $50 and 81.
This race will he 200 yards run, lay 80,
feet of hose. break coupling and attach
nozzle, at least three full turns, to he a
timed. dry race; all entries to be made to
+. T.. Moore; $40 r. m. ball game on
Crosss field between the MontSomorys
Of Rouscs Point. n. y, and the swan
tons: 7.&O to $50 p. m, band concert on
the park $50 p. m, fireworks. The dis
play will be made from South River
street above the dam
The date of the annual reunion Of the
18th Vermont Rcgimental association has
hecn changed and will he held here July
2. 1t was changed from the End because
II. q. Clark Of Company F, who is in
Europe. will not return to New York until
July !, and he is expected to he present
and take part in the exercises.
The teachers engaged for another year
for the Union district graded schools age
as follows. Principal, II. H. Kihbey of
Northfeld first assistant, Miss Anne r.
Witherell Of Boston; second assistant,
Mrs Emil Suter of Swanton; grammar
school. Miss Xura Mott of AlburGh; sec
ond intermediate, Miss Bessie Cheney of
St Adams; first intermediate, Miss Mat
tie Hu2zN of Swanton second primary,
Miss Bessie Bahbitt of Swanton: first pri-
mary Miss Blanche Blake. The new
principal, Mr.. kibhey has been tho
Continued on 9Th page)
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WILLISTON.


D. II. buSnhoH ana Hehry Root "eio
in filhcsnurGh mst frldaN urea hurnett
spent SUNDAY III thHerhllL-MisS OEH-
tina Bradley Is AT nome from the JoHh-
son normal School.-Eupehe Metcall spent
few days IN Town last Week'-Ethel
stevens was IN hurHhE'oh lew Gays
to attend commehco'ne Ellen Forhes
and tdith Ialcott ATTENDED the graduation
at Rarre.-iiarola u''HE OF cambridge
Mass, is the gucS, "l FRANK clark at
+. G. wilkins ST. mere was a large at
tendance at the Is D. ~ e f. Johnson g
Thursday the next fne"thg VIII he at
Hiram lShams, IN sucker Hollow, july
9-Mr. and Mrs, Homer frlor expect to
go housekeeping soon having bought the
| Michael Burke place'-Mlss Nellie lsham
| Of burlington is at nome on Na'ation--
| Misses Mary Avery ana FLORENCE Met
| calf are at home for the Summ"r-The
Childrcn's day collection taken last sun
| day at the federated churches amounted
to nearly s5.-Mrs. ". o. whitney has
| returned from visit OF three weeks
with her parents at Charlotte Mrs. ia
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SWANTON CENTRE.

Mrs n. L. Jennison and two sons Of
Chicago arrived Monday to spend part
Of the summer on their farm as is their
custom Mr.. Jennison and the other son
Ralph will Join them later in the season.
A calico social given by tho Philcan
club at the home of Fay Russell Of East
Swanton last Friday night was we'll at
tended and much cnjoyod.-tay Hazard,
who has been i'll with grip for 10 days ia
recovering. Frank Rainc, who was ac-
cidentally shot while hunting wood
chucks June ~. is able to ride out an |
a speedy recovery is looked for.--Miss
Ruby Holmes closed a successful term Of
school in district No. IL last Friday with
an enjoyable picnic on the school
grounds Marvin Booth, who has hccn
caring for an invalid uncle in Massa-
chusetts, is visiting friends in town
Arthur Ernest Bulls and Miss Nolois
Alice Button, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Button of East Swanton,
were married June 2i-Miss Dorothy
Donaldson of Brushton, y. Y, visited
her cousin, Mrs. A. r. Honsinger, last
week,
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80. s y"liow Sc; n" whitd 50 5S.c july
5G7sa5'.4e, closed 57'scj Sept. 5f3s"S72sc;
closed 56'sc; Dec" % 7-i6@5d', closed
OATs-Rcceipts 10000 bu; spot easier;
No. ,, .42Sici standard white lji2c; No. ,,
42'Ic; No: Whit tic; NJ. white i5c,
track white HU5oc.
F1ED-Thc market was steady to-day.
Spring bran So l0N2o.0c; middlings $4,000
l5.oo, winter bran S2lcoa2SCo bulk; city
$40. O1U 800.
NAf-The market was steady to-day.
shig3phingS, S9HSsc; good to choicc li5"i %
30 lbs at lic; Galveston, 20 to % lbs,
at Sc California q to q lbs, at 1ac.
-WOol.-Thc market was firm to-day.
I't,Eij-Dull; family sloOoal2oo; moss
S.aou900: beef hams $l9.i0u lLOO, packet
$9.5Qnlo.w; city extra India mess $ljoou
lARD-Was quiet western steamed
$3.50, refined steady; continent $50; $. a.,
$3.50; compound T.5oaS.0o.
,PORk.m,The market was quiet today.
Family Sl>.0oMl SO, short clear $l6.7jn 1900;
Po1'ATots~W irregular; southern.
pETR6LF;JM steady; refined New
York sS.55. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
SO DO n N oylk SEQ &C.,, c,,v 80 nor np o,
i7sl7c. country pkgs free 5n5AC.
.CDPPEii-Dull and nominal; brokers.
st39j; (XGha9 sS, $40 ", ,,s ,o.. No =
invoice 3-lGc: mild was quiet; Cordova
7iaUlli,c. The market for coffee futures
! opened steady. Sales l5jUo bags, mclud-
/ iig July at $50: Aug ut $50: Sept.
$S9o; oct, Au0 Nov, Ao5q To- Dec,
$3.50; Jan, $40 March A55; Nay at 81 80.
SCGAR--Raw unsettled fair refining
! Sc; centrifugal % test, 3l2nj 9-l6'; mo
las.,s SUGAR .3,U27sc; refined unsettled.
| No 6. 40: 40 I. S435. 40. 5. $3.50. NO .,
So No. f." $40; No. Il. Sil5; No. L.
| Ni0. No. H. sL0j No II. S4m; confeC-
| TONERS a. tif5: mould -. 500: cut loaf,
$5Au; Crushed $40: powdered, $3.50, gram
| ulatcd $40. cubes. 5000
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SHELDON.

A very pretty wedding took place at
the CONGREGATIONAL Church, Sheldon,
Tuesday evening. at half past eight
o clock. when the marriage ceremony ~
Miss Mary White Royce, youngest
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harvey
Royce Of East Swanton. and Edward
Allen curtis Of Georgia was solemnized.
Tho Rev, James j. G.. Farr of Sheldon
performed the ceremony, the ring SER
vice being used. The church was taste
fully decorated with daisies elder bios
sons syringas and ferns. the color
scheme being light green and white.
While the guests We're assembling the or
eanist, Miss Anna F. Bell of Castleton.
rendered several selections. Promptly
a the appointed hour. 10 the march from
LohcnGrin, the bridal party entered
tho church in the following manner: The
ushcrs Arthur s. Gallup of sheldon.
L. Carl Brown of Swantnn, Harry h.
Curtis Of Georgia and Robert IL. Royce
Of sheldon, marched down the centre
aisle and separated in two lines. allow
ing the bridal party to pass between
them. First came the two bridesmaids
Miss sadie +. Gallup OF Sheldon and Miss
Joanna d. croft of EnOSburgh Falls
next the maid Of honor, Miss, Miss +.
Pearl Royce of Swanton, and lastly the
bride on the arm OF her father. follow
ed by the flower girl little Miss Marietta
Graves. The bride was next at the altar,
by the groom. accompanied 10y the best
man. Atherton 7. Curtis Of Georgia.
! The bride was gowned in a white chiffon,
trimmed with MCCLELLAN lace, with "A veil
| and carried brides roses. The brides
maids wore white French muslin with
| light green sashes ana carried daisies
| The maid OF honor was dressed in white
| French muslin over light green, lmmed-
| lately after the ceremony the bridal
party and immediate families of the
! bride and groom repaired to the home
! of the brides sister, Mrs. Arthur $.
| Gallup. where wedding lunch was
served by Miss Mabel A. Foster of
! Swanton and Miss Helen L. Curtis Of
New Rochelle, y. Y, after which the
bride and groom drove to Swanton,
whore they took the train for trip
among the Thousand islands, The
| church was filled with relatives and
friends Among the guests from out OF
town were Mr.. and Mrs James *. Cur
It's of Georgia. Miss Florence liolyoke,
Mr.. and Mrs q, c. orion, Misses Alice
and Mabel Orton Of Fairfax. Mrs Ruth
Eellus. Mr.. and Mrs. T. W, Foster of
Swanton. Mrs Charles T.. Borchard of
mffalo, n. Y. Mrs Katharine Bell of
Castlcton. and George Gaines of Enos-
hurch Falls. The bride was the recipient
of many beautiful and useful gifts. MIR,
and Mrs Curtis will he at their home in
Georgia after July Is.
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WESTFORD.

The Ladies' Social circle will give an
entertainment in the town hall on Fri
day evening, July 3. Cake and ice cream
will be served.-Mrs. Willis Newell and
Miss Byington of Charlotte have been
spending a few days at Carmi Osgood's.
DIR. q l.. Burritt has rented the house
formerly owned by Mrs. Minerva Grow.
lie takes possession July l.
Mrs. G. II. Baker of Townsend has
been visiting friends In town since last
Thursday.-Miss Eva NJ Macomber re-
turned from Salem, Mass, Monday
Irving Cobb Is home from college for the
summer vacation,-Mss Grace Allen
went to Boston Tuesday to attend the
meeting Of the National Educational as
sociation.-Horace T., Ruggles. who re-
turned from potsdam normal school
spent "A few days last week with his
parents at Brookside, lie left Thursday
for Rhode Island where he has n position
for the summer at Naraganset pier
George Cobb. who has been at home a
few days on account of an outbreak Of
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RICHFORD.

William b. Wright, farmer, living
in the north part of the town. dropped
dead early Monday morning al his farm
house Mr.. Wright had been troubled
with heart palptation some little time
and at this time soon after he arose in tho
morning he had an attack and fell to the
floor and died suddenly. He is survived
by the wife and one son, Ernest, who
reside here. The funeral was held from
the Methodist Church Wednesday after
roon.-Mrs. oscar w. Wright died Satur-
day evening. June y, having been a suf-
fcrcr from i'll health for long time. Sha
is survived by her husband Tho funeral
was held Tuesday at 1890 a. M, the Rev.
w. q. SCofiold officiating-J G Holden
and Miss Holden of Montreal wora regis
tered at the American House here over
night Monday. They are travelling hv
carriage with a fine span Of bays and left
Montreal last Saturday and are to drive
through Vermont, New HAMPSHIRE and
Massa chusetts.-Mr. and MR.. oscar Nc
Gregor went to Swantou Saturday To at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Jas. F. Pierce,
which was held Sunday, Mrs. Pierce was
a niece Of Mr.. McGregor.-The Rev. c. j.
Peterson preached in the Baptist Church
here last Sunday in exchange with the
Rev. w. G. Schoheld and in the afternoon
Mr.. Schoheld went to Montgomery Center
to preach the annual sermon for the
Fore sterS of that plaCc.-Nr. and Mrs
Foster Clement Of Minneapolis, MINI,
are visiting friends and relatives here
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The BURLINGTON PRESS: THURSDAY, JULY ?. 1908.


IneHsies IN albany, went 10 NihoosAi
SATURDAY Where ne VIII remain u snort
uH1e peIorc returning TO Albany ne
receip.s from the play given by inc tnn-
ING men OF america were S-foo' Inc
general opinion If mat inc boNS maoe u
very creditable shoWing.-Mrs IL. a. Bates
is VISITING hcr brothcr III ESSEX Junction.
-Charlcs COOK OF st. Albans spent sun
uay win ms parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
Naiace COOK Mr. ana Mrs George Bliss
returned To springfield FRIDAY. 1hey were
accompanied by Miss Lennic Grow'-Miss
Emma scott ana brother or Richiord are
VISITING AZ a. D. Austin s.-Mr. ana Mrs.
Lew ioodrich Of MorrisVllic nave hecn
VISITING relatives IN toWn'-Mrs. Kenyon
of Richmond is STAYING with her daush-
ter. Mrs. e. II, Rirp.-MiSg Pauline Og-
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Miss Mabel Gates has been visiting
friends in ST. Adams the past few days.
Misses Florence and Frances Pomeroy
attended the graduating exercises In st.
Adams last week. returning home Fri
day.-The Rev Mr. Sewall of st. Al
bans officated at the Congregational
Church Sunday morning, June 2N.-The
1tcv. NJ. @. Smith is enjoying two
weeks vacation with a party of friends
at the mouth of the ST. Lawrence river
There will hc no church service next
Sunday at the Episcopal church. hut
Sunday school will he held as usual
Mrs Henry Mitchell and son, Dewey, are
in Burlington.
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MILTON.

Clark Phelps of Chicago is visiting
his father, O. G. Pholps.-Miss Lena
Richardson Of Jeffersonville and Miss
Lydia Colburn of Belvidere are visiting
at Or. |. S. COlburn s.-The social COM
mittec of the Congregational Church will
serve ice cream and cake on the church
lawn, July T. afternoon and evening -
Llewllyn Perry of Hancock has been Wis
itng at q. Nv Goodycar's.-O. II. lIewey
and wife spent Sunday with their son in
Fairfax.-Bcrt Lawrence went to Bel
lows Falls Monday. where he has a
position with the Boston & Maine rail-
road Miss Ellen Wagner is visiting
friends in ST Adams and SWantOn.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

The Glorious Fourth is to be observed
by our people both day and evening
There is to be a basket picnic on tho
park from 10 a m, to p. m, with ice
cream and lemonade served by the
ladies. In the evening at village hail.
there viii he pre- scented the lauGhahle
farce. entitled, Aunt Jcrusha' s Quilting
Party" by local talent. Introducing songs
and other pleasing features. A general
invitation is extended to everyone.-R
NJ. Church has rented the |. C. Stone
house, and expects to set up house keep
ing as soon as the house is vacated by Mr.
Cunningham. -AIiss Lucy Church has fin
ished her school in Willston and has re-
turned home for the summer vacation
Jack Meikle and bride of Ottawa, on
tario. made short visit at his sisters,
Miss Mollie Meikle's last week.-Gairs
Pease of Randolph is visiting his son,
Frank peaSe
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs Pearsall. sister of Mrs. II. f..
Nichols, and her daughter, Miss Lord,
are visiting at II. T.. Nichols s. They
were called here by the illness of Mrs,
Nichols.-Mrs Mary Xollcr and Mrs, Sara
Bliss of Rockford. ILL.,, who were called
here by the serious illness and death Of
trrlr mother Mrs. Laura l.avignc, went
to Burlington Tuesday night on their
way home-M Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Hall are
visiting their son. Clifford, in Burlington,
o. Mrs Lord of Lebanon, n. H., who has
been visiting at D. j. WilliamS's returned
to her home Wednesday morning.-D,
j. Williams had the misfortune to fall
about eight feet Monday while shlnGlinG
his farm barn. The staging gave way,
lie was pretty well shaken up. but not
seriously Injured.
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HILL WEST.

c. II. Whitcomb Of st. Adams was in
town June - on business Me ssrs. f.. j.
Shangraw. A. a. Rushford. George Rowse
and H. II. Rushford spent a few days
last week at Franklin pond fshng.-Miss
Rose Brady closed very successful
term of school here July I. and returned
to her home in Bakcrshcld.-Mis Ger
trude Brady closed her school in district
No. 16. July I, and has returned to her
homc.--A surprise party WAS given to Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Lafavrc. June 20. A
large number of friends and relatives
was present and all report fine time.
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FLETCHER.

The small pox scare is about over as no
new cases are reported.-f}ell Parsons,
Grace Fitzgerald. Anna Boozan and Ma
bic Case have gone to the White noun
tains--John Tague and wife were guests
of Aldon Leach over Sunday.-Lcc Car
pointer from johnson is at the home Of
his brother. Seth, helping care for his
little son who is i'll with membranous
croup.-Mrs. Armstrong and son, Rollin,
are visiting in Bakcrshod.-M and Mrs.
James Spaulding from EnosburGh are
visiting in town.--Mrs Gushing Is no bet