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CARPET CLEANING.

SS~S>~S-~~-~~~S~~~~s~~S~~N~~
WE CALL for. take up. steam clean
and relay your carDets on short notice
Thornberg Steam carpet Cleaning Works
s53-Sf3 e. eth South. Phones 1906
FLUFF RUG works. 2s6 W. South
Ind. 1903; Bel i20s-X.
$. l.. STEAM Carpet Cleaning Works,
S ". q S. 4. L. EynOn. Bell -. Ind. lilo
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Cherry viii loan you Christmas
money on your salary. 4O7 d. +.
Walker Bldg.
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We solicit family liquor trade Free
delivery TO any part of the city. The
Occidental. 14-16 East 1st So.
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TICKET BROKERS.


GROSHELLS TICKET OFFICE. eSfah
lished 1888. Railroad tickets bought sol6
and exchanged. No 221 Main ST, T. II
GroshelI, manager.
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SOCIETY NOTICE

A a. :. RITE NOTICE.
The four coordinate bodies of the a. a.
;. Rite Of Free Masonry will hold their
stated monthly meeting this Thursday
evening at 1880 O'Clock. sharp Sojourning
brethren invited.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
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BORN.

DUNLOP.-TO the wife of Alexander
Dunlop. baby girl: weight pounds.
Mother and child doing well
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COLORADO EXCURSIONS
December ed and ESD.

Via Oregon Short Line and Union
Pacific. Only S22.50 TO Denver. Pueblo
and other points Tickets good for
return TO January 10Th. Sec agents
Tor further particulars. City Ticket
once. 20t Main St.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS

N>S~H~SNrSSe~S@'S~~>N~~~~~ S~~~~~~~~S@~~~~~~~~~S~
STOVES, ranges and furnaces repaired
castings at wholesale or retail 2S2 State.
Western Foundry q Stove Repair Works.
Phone 1794 Y
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ASSAYERS.

Fs~~~N~~S~~N~s~O~~~.~~~0~~
W. a. HODGES. assayer and chemist.
10 w. md So. ST., Salt Lake City
UNION ASSAY OFFICE I59 South
West Temple St; NJ. 5. Hanauer. man
aGer. Analytical work a speciality.
J. W. CURRIE, No. 70 ". Sd South ST
salt Lake City Samples by mail or ex-
press receive prompt attention.
J. MVICKER, assayer. IS Richards ST
r. II. OFFICER q Co, assayers. I6g
South West Temple St, Salt Lake City
CRISMoN & NICHOLS, assayers ana
chemists. 2l9 South West Temple SAT-
Lake City.
". II. TREMAYNE, assayer, over ~
Main St. Salt Lake City, Utah. Mail
samples receive prompt attention.
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II you wish a good dinner. so TO the
Manitou hotel. TO 1880 p. m.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

BUTTE Paper Cleaning co. Leave or
ders smith Drug Co. Both phones rs
KAPLAN. expert wall paper cleaner
Rooms Sl.O0 up. Office under Walkers
bank. Ind. 1885: Bell. 1892 a.
NATIONAL House Cleaning company,
60 East First South street
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FOR SALE.

One-haif cent a word Daily. prepaid.
Five cents counted line If charged.
One cent word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line if charged.
,-s~-)~~-~~.~~.~~~~~~>>~ ~~~-~~~4-~~o~~~~
FOR SALE-Hotel, European, one of
the largest in the city; long lease. Fun
particulars inquire room I03, Scott build
ing
COUNTERS, shelving. very cheap;
must sell z. Z. 9Th So.
OLD established billiard room. Owner
leaving city. Address Y 10, Herald.
THOROUGHBRED fox terrier pups.
Call 459 f So. Temple. Bell phone 20i2 h.
STEINWAY upright used piano: snap.
Clayton Music Co, 100 South Main.
a SNAP-SS0O Apollo grand and $50 of
music for $40. Payments if desired. $50
Seventh East
ONE 25 IL. 2. slde-valve steam
engine. with fly-Wheel driving belt
and connections, complete, III good
order.
One 10 H. p. upright steam en-
CINE, with fly-wheel. belt ana con-
necuous. complete, in good order.
Worrn-screw freight elevator with
gulde-rods and platform, driving
pulleys.
\ quantity OF steel SndILinS,
counter-shafts pulleys ana betting,
now in use by The Herald.
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VIII be sold as a lor or in parts.
Delivery, about Jan. ]. 1860
For further particulars address or
cali at the Herald, Progress Block,
INVALID'S CHAIR. bah bearing and
rubber-tired. been used mos. l04 Sd St.
one Of the best paying saloons in state
of Titan for sale, cheap, IS parties wish
TO &c out OF business. "a. Herald.
CHILDREN'S Lwo-seated automobile;
never been used; $40 II taken al once.
pa S. I'd East. Phone 2d2-k.
SAVE 50 per cent buying Xmas dia-
mOnds. watches, jewelry Of Uncle Sans
pawn shop 80 h LIST Sc.
WE offer for sale new barn located
at SIS South Main. There is a back sec
ton attached TO the barn. fourteen feet
wide, eight feet high and seventy feet
long. The barn is tWenty-four feet WIDE
fifteen feet to the apex and seventy feet
long. There are twelve stalls and racks
TO feed hay, and shed for nine wagons.
Apply to the Salt Lake City Soda Water
Co.. 2s-52 W. Sd So. Phones. Ind. 155.
Bell i55 K.
ROSEWOOD upright piano S97 Clay
ton Music Co, l09 5. Main s..
KNABE upright piano $50; e snap.
CLAYTON Music Co. zoe s. Main st.
BRAND new organ Ses clayton Mu-
| sic Co. io9 s. Main St
/ LARGE fireproof safe almost new.
Address P. Q. li0i. Salt Lake City.
FINE hsrt and soft coal parlor stoves.
96s h. South Temple st.
FURNITURE, stoves, ranges bought
ana solo. y. K Furniture Co.. 2a5 s.
State St
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Ask your grocery for Vienna bakery
bread.
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STRCCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mechanic and Labor Office
45 W. ID South Phones So
YOUNG man printer Call at once. u
South Main.
KAHN & PLUMHOF Employment
Agency; hotel, restaurant family and
al kinds OF help. q W. I'd So. Ind. Il6l /;
Bell 1l26 z.
MEN ana boys wanted to learn plumb
ing trade. pays s. day after completinc
course or practical instruction at home
or IN our schools. Graduates admitted To
union and Master Plumbers association
Positions secured. COyne Bros. Co
Plumbing Schools. New York. ST. Louis.
Nc; Cincinnati. O. Free catalogue
YOUNG man sten0grapher, reply n
Own handwriting; state age, experience
and salary wanted. Address p. o. box l474
Z, A WATCH repairer. Address IS e. "a
South.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
STOCK BROKERS'

4, If. WEST & co. stock brokers. a.
ID. f. Walker Blk. Tel. 1863 X; res. $50 \
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

c. z. w. BOWERS diamonds, watches
and jeweiry; old gold bought and ex-
changed. 235 South Main street.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

Domestic Help, three insertions free
Professional and Clerical Help. one-half
cent a word Daily and one cent a word
Sunday, prepaid
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ATTORNEYS.

eS"S~~.~eSN~~O~.~NS~~~~~>~~-
MGURRIN & GUSTIN, 27 Security &
Trust building, 50 Main st.
]. E. DARMER, Lawyer. OFFICES 1913
Commercial building. Phone 949-Z.
JAMES T. HAMMOND.
LAWYER. 513-516 Mccormick Block.
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1t Is remarkable what hold some plays
nave upon the theatre going public. Each
succeeding season witnesses the wreck
or MANY pretenuOuS dramatic productions
ana popular attractions ride smoothly 10
success. a striking instance of the sue
. cessful play is the AnglO-SWedish COM
Sdy' ron 1onSon, which comes 10 the
Grand tonight for the remainder of the
week.
The prestige of lyon Yonson' and its
claim to much originality lies in the nov
city 1t affords through its exposition OF
! the comedy traits and peculiarities OF
the AmericaniZed Scandinavian. II also
blds Tor favor through its treatment OF
lie ana incident in the pine woods re-
I g1on II northern Minnesota
A successful play as q rule blends the
elements 81 comedy, love. pathos and
realism, ~ OF these elements are lib
Sr8lly employed IN the construction OF
"Hon YOnson." Earl X Mitchell viii
! appear in the title role.
At 10 o'clock this morning 1T the box
OFFICE OF the Salt Lake theatre the adj
| Vance sale Tor the big Ben Hun pro-
ducuon, which comes on Monday for an
engagement that Will last throughout the
Week, VIII begin. A carload OF mCchan-
zeal accessories, cOmDaLied bv Il force
| or stage carpenters, arrived yesterday
ana at once began the work of making
ready. As the engagement begins with a
matinee on Monday, and as the company
! II not scheduled 70 arrive on its special
tram from Sacramento until o'clock
Monday morning, it Is apparent that a
lot OF hard work must be done. Never
tneless, Frank Young, who has been in
/ charge OF this detail for several years.
/ and Who Is uoW in salt Lake, gives as
surances that everything will be IN read
mess when the curtain rises.
''The London Gaiety Girls" are contin-
uing to good business AT the Lyric. The
! next attraction opening Saturday after
noon VIII be Miners Merry BuTlesquers.
! The original Swedish-American charac-
| teriZatiOn, NOn YOusOn," viii appear at
/ the New Grand theatre Thursday for a
/ return visit of three nights ana Saturday
matinee. During The last fifteen years
lyon Yons0n' has proved 2 great sue
| CESS, and the indications are that the
/ famous play viii continue 10 do so as
+ long as the high standard of the produce
/ ton is maintained. 1t is said that the
standard Of the production is maintained
/ by the company handling ''YOn Yonson''
/ on this circuit.
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AUCTION SALES.

One-half cent a word Daily prepaid
Five cents counted line if charged
One cent a word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line if charged,
SPECIAL Christmas weeks sale Of
rockers, combination book cases, buffets.
center tables, etc, 20 per cent off. Cash
or installment Nebraska Furniture Co.,
81 +. I'd So.
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OSTEOPAfHY.
SCAvENGERS.

SALT LACE SCAVENGER co. Office.
Atlas Blk. Basement. Tel l50.
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY. Office
s. ". LIST South. Tel 1411 Y.
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OPTICIANS.

ALEXANDER Optical Co. Any lens du-
plicated. 2S0-l-2 Atlas block
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nENTIcrc
OLN 1lOl0.


\, 5. CHAPMAN, Dentist, 505-e Scott
Bldg. Phones: Bell 1854 Y; ind, 265S
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EDUCATIONAL.

GATRELL'S Unique School OF Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper Bldg.
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PHYSICIAN

-seS@S~~-s-s~seS~sNs~~~~~~~~
DIR; IRA A. d. LYONS, Eye, Ear. Nose
and Throat Rooms 55-56. over Walker
store Tel, Office, l0lI-A- Res. 29S5-Y.
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ACCORDION PLEATING.

S~~~~~~~S~~~NN.~~NNN~~ N~N$N~~IS~~~~~N~eN
SUNBURST accordion and side pleating.
Mrs. Jennens, 253 Sd East. Bell phone
3047 K.
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Wor1n-screw freight eleva tor with
gulde-rOds and platform, driving
pulleys.
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One-haif cent word Daily. prepaid.
Five cents counted line If charged.
One cent g word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line if charged
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One 10 II. p. upright steam en-
CINE, with flywheel. belt ana con-
necuOus, complete, in good order.
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Corner First South and Main Streets,
Where the Cars Stop.
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4 quantity Of steel snafting.
counter-shafts, pulleys and betting.
now in use by The Herald.
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YOUNG man printer. Call at once u
South Main
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WANTEp-FEMALE HELP.

Domestic Help. three Insertions free.
Professional and Clerical Help. one-haif
cent word Daily and one cent word
/ Sunday, prepaid.
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PowEAL.

Fred Ryan cut his foot severely with
a. axe recently
Mrs Hester NJ. Hoag is visiting
friends in iloosick Falls,
Mrs Ellen q. Towslee il visiting her
daughter Mrs r. j. burlington.
Tho llsense of George ". Bullet
has bren renewed Ter another year.
Mrs u. n. Bates aud Mrs George II.
Dunn aro much improved Ia health
Alexander Polilor and vito spent
sunday with friends Ia Aor'h Adams.
Born sunday morning 90 Mr add
Mrs h. 4. Mason oi Grand NieW "a
SON,
Miss Mary q Parker IN visiting Mm
A. 10. slmonds lu Short Beach, Conn.
for month,
Leon Dormon aud aiir nro Geo so 10
huusrhrrplug ih ihc Llurulu hnusr un
llnr Dol surfl
Charles tnnnlr Nhp has been for
some NInnin. at LaNl fam has nriuiu'
ed GO his humr iu SEES York.
Ml,, Winlfned n. Wright returned
sunday 90 Greenfield 90 finish a. thu
lass term uf ihr school there, oi Nhich
she is ihe teacher
several Young boys disturbed d
prayer i0rrutg last week, They Wore
brought before ihe court aud bound
over iur 10 days under good behavior.
Tho creamery commenced daley bus.
mess last Wrck, So orr b.lng la
charge Tor Hoods Sons The cream
is at present shipped 90 Eagle Bridge.
Rev " 4. Dawson, state mission
ary, Nll. ,poaa Boo the Baptist church
sunday evening. SIR DAWSON b. 40
eloquent speaker and be- should br
greeted boy large audience.
th,r,ccnt mociing Of the Booming.
loa ~ North Adams Electric Il. Il. 60.
4. b. Gardncr Aas elected treasurer,
member of iho executive committee Of
three, also q mcmbrr ~ the board Of
directors. Think A -. ought 90 get
us all pass.
Marcus J burlington u feels pretty
we'll at the result ~ the ball game
which Wi.lamslosn High won from
Searles academy a. william stowu
Saturday. Willlamstowu was three
runs behind when Mark came % bat 10
the last half 90 tle ninth. he cracked
out pfoti5 double and those behind
him followed suit with singles
four runs being SCORED. thus literally
pulling the game uut of the Ere.
Misfortune never comes singly.
George n. Dunn and a. 4. Gardner
feel this 10 boz The case. 10 addition
Go their recent losses on bankrupt
notes. each has been unfortunate
enough 20 lose q valuable horse. Mr.
Dunn was one OF bis team Of grays
which dropped dead almost instantly.
Mr Gardeners horse, Back Bcss
was taken sick with collie In Williams.
town and 10 was impossible 10 cure
her.
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NORTH WHITE GREEN. Y.

Mrs Mary + Smith living with heS
SOL, Eli, was found dead in bed last
Thursday morning. DR. Blackfan and
son OF Cambridge pronounced death
due to heart failure. The deceased
was eighty years old. The funeral was
held at the house Saturday afternoon
at three O'Clock, the interment at Ash
Grove cemetery.
Steve Lake of White Creek was here
one day last week on business.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Smith are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Tswa .aa vintage fsla
hTisnf


G.. T.. Luther Is spending ~ days
in Dorset.
Mr. J. u, Hahberiry, who ls 10 the
Troy city hospital ID reported 20 he
steadily gaining,
Mrs Elizabeth Norton has rrlurned
from NeW York where she has been
for several Weeks,
Mira Harriet Sykes of Dorset came
today io visit her daughter Mrs II n,
Williams Mrs Sykes ls in her Nlih
year hnt her health is remarkably
good.
State Superintendent nf Schools
Walter q Ranger bias sent oui iu
schools pamphlets containing special
memorial dal exercises. Also small
book entitled "tIiil Common Birds
Tho latter contains Sc lIst of nearly l.l
birds observed Iu ilr vicinity 81 h0l
n.ngion by Dr anl Mrs D. a. Ross.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Harry G. Roster uas ln rro, rae,-
day.
Hotel White ls receiving a fresh
coat ui paint
Sire Francis Frazier loii Monday for
her home ln Troy.
SIR, Grln.uh of Dorset Ia visiting 40
a.. a.. Luteland's.
Henry Sparord former resident
Was boz town Saturday
Sir, -. .. Ripley has bcen enter.
tanning hor Sister from Little Falls, n.
81.
ar aud SIR. Henry Blanchard ai-
tended thc funeral ,f Nrs Blanchard a
mother, Mrs saubOrn ln loNnal Mun.
day.
Joseph WOLF returned saturday
lrom "a t~o weeks siay in Valley Falls,
y. y.
M.ss Lulu Near, of Manchester ,i..
itel BIER sister AIRS frask Ripley over
SUNDAY.
Miss Sarah Perry oi White Creek
has h,en The guc.. of Mr, Jame, a..
Wulbridgo.
Mls. A. T.. t..Ati b.. spending q
ieW ua!a iL lcosrk ue guesi oi aiss
Meta Wing.
Miss Alice Madison hiss been the
guest oi her sister Mrs b.. g.. faruham
iu West Arlington.
Mr aud Mrs Andrew MafhoWs will
occupy one cot ine nai, Boz ihc simmons
block on Main street
Several from This place attended the
g. a. Custer Post camp lre boz jcu-
uingtun SATURDAY evening
Sir aud Mrs Nagsian and Miss Bcr-
TIA Mosner - "illiam,towu spout
Sunda! 40 Edward Mo,ner's.
Mr Ware who has been With his
daughter Mt, j.. b. Allison Tor the
winter, left Iue,da! leo visit other
cuildren
Mr aud Mrs SIS ron Harrington AID
son Nhu nave been spending the VIM
Ter aud spring "a FLORIDA arrived home
saturday.
Miss Mamie Barberan Miss Donaf
hue Uf Greenwich were tue guests o.
the formers aunt Mrs Frank Ripley
over sunday.
II. +, Lamb resumed his duties as
postal clerk between Troy and Boston
Monday, having been at home five
weeks with an Injured hand.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will
hold their regular missionary meeting
Thursday aitei noon at o'clock at the
home OF Mrs A. >. Hathaway.
William J. Hurley has as his guest
his nephew, DR. ". j. keough, who
graduated from the Albany Medical
college on May 2nd. MIR Hurley at
-iapded tue commencement exercises
whicR>were held IN odd Fellows hall
Albany -prKeough will spend few
days here, taking much needed rest.
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DO Not BE Imposed Unnn.

Foley & Co, Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Hon.
ey and Tar and refuse any substitute
offered as no other preparation will
give the same satisfaction. 1t is mild
ly laxative. 1t contains no opiates
and Is safest for children and delicate
persons. Sold by b. A. Quinlan.
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WoODFORD

Elmer Gleason is visiting his son
John in Wilmington.
Earle Weld Is driving team fer John
Bishop OF bennington.
President Dinwiddle was leader of
the IPSCE Sunday evening.
Lyman Bowles cameup sunday from
"Algiersn for a visit al Mapledale.
Mrs William X. Cutler vent to Troy
again Monday for further treatment Of
her eyes.
Frank Gallagher and Charles Men
ders ot Bennington enjoyed a drive in
town sunday.
Mrs Abb Boyaton is visiting Mrs
Florence Baker. her grand daughter.
of Bennington.
Mrs Edward Temple and family din
ed Sunday with Adelbert Temple and
wife of Ferndale.
Mr. and Mrs George \. Wood of
Bennington we're guests sunday of Mr.
and Mrs NJ G. Cutler.
Edward Mallory and wife and son
Wilhelm OF Bennington have called on
friends. Ed went fishing.
There ads a terrific thunder shower
Tuesday morning at ; o'clock. Good
for the trout and grass.
w. +. White of Wilmington has
been in Woodford and Bennington
with maple sugar and syrup.
Edward L. Stone OF Bennington was
here Saturday and Sunday visiting
his nephew, Arthur W. Bowles.
Louis Beaudoin has returned from
Canada and will remove to Jackson
Vile before long onto his farm.
Mrs Fred Bowles called on Mrs Har-
ley BowIes in Bennington Monday.
Little Isabelle came home with her for
a visit.
Harry Bates, w j. Allen, Walter
Taylor, Leon Story, Melvin Moon ct
ais of Bennington nave been drowning
worms trying to catch trout.
Miss Elizabeth Z. Warn, Miss Mary
+ Rice and Winnie Fl. Rice OF Ben
nington and Mrs w. @. Stevens of
Manchester Depot spent Sunday at w.
Il. Cutters.
1tOEE6 w bOMiCS anu WIG vi Dtu-
nington we're the guests Saturday and
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Fred Stone.
Mrs Edward II. Bowles OF White Creek
was also recent guest.
Several Woodford people attend
church at Bennington every Sunday.
We learn that Rev William II. Scott
has taken unto himself wife and will
not preach here this summer.
"Anthoey" says he didn't inten-
tionally Wear away Georges hat. I"
George wanted it badly and rushed
down street half mile to get it. 1t
was Georges Sunday hat. "Anse"
treated to cigars all round.
After passing a delightful week with
relatives, Arthur W. Bowles and son
Raymond have returned to their home
in Leominster, Mass. Mr. Bowles had
not been here since he was a small boy.
He would like to have stayed month
but his business would not permit.
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California in 8S Hours

The Rock Island System offers a
faster tourist service than any other
line. Only 6S hours Chicago to Los
Angeles. Tickets greatly reduced
March to May Is. Why not get the
best for your money in service and
in time? Tickets, 1888; double berths
81 from Chicago-tickets, $50: bertbs
$500 from st Louis. Tourist folder
and. full information from John Sebas-
tian, Passenger Traffic Manager. Rock
Island System, Chicago.
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SHAFTSBURY.
Merit din is home with the measles.

Merit Olin is home with the measles.
Floyd Sherwin states that he is now
ready to do all kind of painting.
At the meeting of the Ladies Aio
society held last Wednesday the fol-
lowing officers were elected. President.
Mrs } w Bowen; vice president Mrs
Sheldon Harrington; secretary. Mrs
Bronson Mattison; treasurer, Mrs C
7 Oatman; directors, Mrs f b Ran
dali, Mrs Oscar Elwel, Mrs Edward
Somers, Mrs ID W Harrington and
Mrs Alice Young.
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WINDOW SCREENS

S. A. Pattersons Patent Window Screens
Also other sci Gems made to order Small pat
terms made. Furniture repaired Drilling ana
and vice work IN machine line. Boxes
babbitted. Light joining carpentering, sharp
ening, etc.
S.A. Patterson, l26 Dewey st