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NoRTHFlELD.

J.. II. Janvrin. proprietor of the Star
farm and a member of the class OF O3.
Norwich University. entertained the MEM
hers of the senior class on Saturday at
the farm house. The first part of the
evening was devoted to an Old-fashioned
corn husking dance in the barn. after
which supper was served. being cooked
over a fire in the yard. After lunch the
party of about 80 adjourned to the par
Tors of the house and INDUCED in n So
cial dance until n late hour, music be-
ing furnished by Chasc's orchestra. The
party was given in honor OF Miss Jessie
McNair of New York. who is spending a
fcw weeks at tho farm.
Herbert Marshall Of Roxbury appeared
in tho police court on Friday morning,
pleaded guilty to n first offcnse of in
toxication and was fincd by Justice 3. VI.
Kent s. and costs Of $50, which he paid.
The first regular meeting of the Hose
company was held on Saturday night at
engine house No. l.. Thc officers were
elected as follows: Captain. Thomas Nc
Kutchinson: assistant. Arthur McCarty
secretary and treasurer. II. w. Orscr II
was voted to call the company the Tigers
meetings to be held on the first We'd
nesday of every month. At present there
are only nine men in the company. but
as soon as tho water system Is installed
throughout tho village. the number viii
he increased to Is.
The funeral of William o. Shaw was
held at the home Of his son, +. A
Shaw ut the center village Tuesday AFT
ernoon at two o'clock. Tho interment was
made in the Center cemetery, the Rev. Il
A. Sharp officiating. Mr.. Shaw died or
Saturday. the 14th. of catarrh of the blad'
der. after an illness of about two months
He was SO years old and leaves n wife
and six sons, William A.. Ethan A. ant
DR.. G. A.. who all liv in this village. DR.
A.. r.. Shaw Of Rio de Janerio, Brazil
South America, and J. X. Shaw of New
Jcrsey.
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LOWELL.

Morris I'arman has gone to Kansas.
William Hodgman Is visiting the
Rev. w. a. Warner of Barton,-Mrs
+. r. Murphy n Charles Murphy
have gone to Boston on the excursion.
Mrs. Sarah Thornton has returned
to Chicago, Il~l.-Thomas Durham of
Wcsthcld has movcd into the Catholic
parsonaEc-Stcphcn Murphy and Denis
Dyer of New York city are at home
II. j. Edmands has rented ais farm
for one year to John McGorty. Mr..
1;dmands and family will return to
Observation-Disclosures. G. J. lower of
Montgomery Center is visiting ner par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. r.. Watson
William Thornton has sold his place
70 Il. G. Kinslcy. Mr.. Thornton has
gone to Elmore.-Mrs. r. Il. Wcllnan
went to Burlington Wednesday to visit
her daughter. Mrs. Henry oNcthcrby.-
MIR. and Mrs. James Watson of Cam
bridge visited friends in town last
week.-Mrs.. and Mrs. Arthur Guyctte
are the parents of IA son, born October
40.
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READING.

Levi Clay has purchased the stage
route from Windsor to froctors'ii'e'-
Mrs. Ellzes Crime, formerly MIS- Johh
Persons. died recently ut the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Eta Cabot. in Cam
bridge. Mass. She was a former resi-
dent of this town and funeral services
were held in the Fleohville Baptist
Church AMI intcrment in the village
cemetery on Wednesday. the Rev. Mr..
Pomfrey of Cav.pdish officiating. The
floral tributcs were many and very
beautiful. Among those present from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. tapot OF
Cambridge. Mass, Marcus kcn"aIl OF
Springfield. Mass, Luther X. Nehdali
and wife of Ludlow, Mrs. George Neihali
n Albert Kendall of Springfield W.
MIR. Galcn Tarbell and kay Nehdaii oil
Kcenc. n. H.. ana Mrs. kinsman' Mrs
chandler and daughter of Rutland. Mrs.
Grimes was the daughter of the late
Samuel Kendall, OF this town and was
over so years of Ge-George Whitcoinb
and wife and Harold Randall or west
Lebanon, n. H.. hay" heen WISHING al
Oscar Randalrs.-E j.. cross ana ram
lily arc returning to his farm IN spring
field. Miss Stella Rice or Sprlnsheid'
until recently "A resident OF re'ch'iii''
was united in marriage t" MI fntnh'h Oh
Weathersneld recently DIR, Nihsoh ana
family have moved int" the Rouse OPP
positc the postoffiec,-Mr. Marion Tay'or
wrnt recently TO Gardner. Mass, where
he intends to locate,-G. ID. Burnham W.
G. Shedl. T.. H.. Morse, q. NJ. newton
and o.. r.. Sherwin afforded the centcn'
Mai celebration in Montpelier.-Mrs
Norris Wilder OF Boston recently visit
ed her sister, Mrs. +. L. Morgan'-Mr
Cleveland. WING has been sIending some
months at The Mo-ion with his daush'
ter. Mrs. Harwood. has r"w gone to thf
State OF New York.-My>os .'ttum u
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WE KNOW OUR ~RUGS-THEY ARE RIGHT.
And to prove that the price is right any rug bought at this sale car be exchanged at
the price paid any time within year for anything in the store.
w. &. REYNOLDS.

who is seven years of age, a father and
three brothers, Eli. George ~. Emerson
j., and Walter t.. Palmer OF Shelhurhe.
The body will be brought to this city for
interment Mrs. Palmer and son are en-
pected to arrive in this city to-day from
Morgantown.
For many years Mr.. Palmer was prom
inent in local politics. lie ma" pceh Il
memb,r of the republican "aru ana cl'N
committees and mad always peen an
efficient worker. He was nj one tme a
police examiner. Mr.. Palmer Was ii MEM
Ter of Burlington Ledge, +. n a. NJ,
and was at one time It's master.
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EAST CALAIS.

Mr.. AID Mrs. a. d. Dwinell barely cs-
capped serious injury one evening or last
week, While on the their way to Hard
wick. The horse became unnanageabIe
from seeing a large block of granite.
beside the road, overturning carriage and
running, doing considerable damage to
the vehiclc.-A. c. Brown of Montpelier
gives IL very interesting entertainment
at Union Church October 25 and q. We'd
ncsday and Thursday evening. consist
ing of stcreopticon views Of the Civil
War;, northwest and Yellowstone Park
scenery, under the auspices of the ]. ..
G. TIL. w. Harley of North Adams re-
turned Monday. accompanied ny his
mother who will visit there n few weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Carnes has finished work
for Mrs. Fay and has accepted "A posi-
ton at Marchficld in the telephone
r tfina
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80 lays at Rutland and TO pay costs. He
appealed to county court,
WATERBURY.

Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Ida May Norton, daugh-
ter Of MIR. and Mrs. George Norton. Of
Worthwhile, to Irwin LeBaron on We'd
ncsday, October II, at Morrisville.
Cards have been received In town an
rouncing the marriage Of Charlotte
Theresa, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
+. Gibson, OF Gorham. N. H., TO John
Farnsworth Tice on Wednesday, October
IL, at the brides home. Mr.. Tice will be
remembered by many friends here.
Charles II. Smith, foreman for the New
England Telephone company for this dis
trict, was In town last Friday putting
in a new pole charger at the exchange
by means OF which the calls can he rung
by power instead of by hand, as here
tofore.
j. a. Sleeper has had his herd of cows
tested by DIR. G.. N. Welch of Mortified.
Twenty-four heads were tested. only ono
of which was condemned. The animal
was killed at once.
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MIDDLESEX.

Capt. O. C., Wilder and l.. O. Wilder
were in Waitsheld the first OF the
week.-Charles Ward has been quite
indisposcd with neuralgia so he has
been unable to be in the store for n
few days.-The dance given by James
Cameron was quite well attended,
Mrs. Kate Holden has been spending
n few days with her daughter in Mont
pelier.-Warren Wrisley has moved
from the Taplin house to II tenement
on the Barnet farm,-Wilder's Orches-
ira gave u concert for the benefit of
the Union Church Monday evening.
which was well %patroni.ed, the So
ciety clearing about %.-Mrs. Neil
"rv, Mrs. T.. Price, Miss Nancy Price
and John Hobert went on the excur.
.a.un 10 Montreal TUESDAY .-The emil
dren of the Methodist society gave Il
concert Sunday evening which was
very good.-Harold Ward, who has
been in company with his brother IN
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BROOKTIELD.

Mrs. p. G. Reed. Mrs. Emily Reed. Mrs.
.I,lia Peab.dy. j. w. Parmenter and
Louise Parmcnter took in the Boston ex-
~o,irsion last wcck.-The infant child of
Fred Flint is critically ill.-Willinm and
Lcnndcr Kent former residents of f;rook-
field pail n short visit to old acIunint-
anccs after 4? and q years absencc.-Tl,c
I,cv. George Howe of Randolph has been
engaged to supply the First and Second
Congregational Church indefinitely or till
Il pastor can be secured.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

TIL school in district No. 16 that has
Teen suspended for three weeks on ac-
count of measles, rcsumcd work on
TUESDAY this week.-Col. Boynton and
family, who have been at the Maple
wood all summer returned to Washing
aon, j. c., Tuesday. Colonel Boynton
thoroughly believes hat this is the I'm
pst resort that he has ever seen and
has engaged rooms for another season.
He has greatly improved in health since
ne came here and he is enthusiastic In
his praises of the good, DIV, pure air that
has restored him to hcalthrThe senior
rlass OF the normal took n ride to the
Cethel auarries last Saturday to study
The rock formation there. Professor
Dave, teacher OF geology accompanied
thcm.-N. J.. Boydcn was in South Roy
alton on legal business M~onday.-Thc
normal school will close Wednesday
night for the rest of the week. The
teachers and many of the students meet
ing at Montpelier which occurs Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday.-c. w.
Granger Of st. Adams came homo sum
dav for a few days, j. Adams is
clerking in the store OF A.. c. Wells
Mrs. Mary Bolin and Mrs. Morrison
visited Mrs. Ellen O'Grady OF Roxbury
one day last week.-Dr. V. G. Goodrich
OF Barre was called to see Mrs. r. ID,
Alvnrd in consultation with DIR. Bailey
last week. She Ia somewhat improved
First sclectman. NJ. D.. Church went
on the Boston excursion last wcek.-Miss
Charlotte Baird, who formerly lived
here and Is her second year In tho y
v. NJ. burlington slipped on a wet board
and fell and sprained her ankle hnt
broke the small bone between her knee
and ankle. The doctors claim that Il
will be n number of weeks before sll'
can travel with crutches.
CHELSEA.
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Men s Furnishings.

Four-in-IIand Silk Tics in u
variety of exceptional patterns
and colorings-5O-ccnt values at
% Cents
Linen Handkerchicfs for Men
Of extra fine all pure linen, hem
stitched and 4-inch border
Price 12a Cents
Mems Half Hose in a variety
|of new novel effects and plain fast
black. Price rs Gents per pair
Mems Night Robes made of
heavy twillcd cotton, also of out
ing cloth, in assorted colors-
Price 48 Gents
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EAST

Mrs. J. c. Gleason has gone to Bellows
Falls to visit her son.-The Ladies Mite
sodiety will meet with Mrs. Edward
Farran next Thursday a~fternoon.--A
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
1rask October 15-Dr. o.. ID. Green and
family spent several days at Il. G..
Bcath's the past wcek.-J. l.. McGlafiin
has bought the little place formerly own
ed by James Nichols. Consideration 500
Monroe Cram and wife of ROxbury
visited in town the past week.
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now employed In e. u. Watkins's store
NJ clerk and night operator in the tcle-
phone onice.-Carter Wilson Of Boston
has bought the John Gould farm In
Weathersfeld. The Rev. George Fom-
frey. pastor of the Baptist Church, has
closed a series Of illustrated scrmon on
"The Journey into the Far Country"
ana Is now using another series on
bringing Others to Jesus."-The chill
dren of Walter Parker arc recovering
rom the measles. The poles for a tele-
rhonc Inc are being set between South
Readjng and Felchville.-Mrs. Be.uey
scott of Tyson has been visiting Mrs.
Alfred Watkins In South ReadinE.-How-
ard White and wife of Enfield, N. H.,
were recent guests of his mother. Mrs.
Hank Whitc.-Mrs. II. Wilmington of
south Reading is soon to move to Clare
mont, n. H.-Mrs. ida Mahoney and
MISS Pauline Hatch Of Ludlow have
been visiting Miss Ida Whitc.-F. G..
Persons and wife have returned from a
trip to Eeene. N. n
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BRADFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. ii. w. Lowd of Bellows
Falls have been visiting w. Fl. Robshaw
and family for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Hunt and daughter are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Hunt in StoughtOn,
Mass.-Miss Axle White of Providence,
r.. l., is spending some time with Mrs.
w. G. Coburn.-Salisbury Hyde Of Hart
ford. Conn, Is visiting Col. J. c. Stcarns
and family.-Mrs. Jane Winchester is in
town for n short timc.-Hiram kimhall is
seriously ill.-Miss Iiarrictte Craig has
returned from Clarcmont, \. H.--Mrs. f..
O.. Leonard and son. Harold, of Boston
are visiting Mrs. II. II. Colby.-Mr. and
Mrs. ~. J.. Cove of 1iardwick are spend
lnp "A week here with relativcs.-Mis
Edith Ford has finished work in West
Newbury and at present is assisting in
tho store of ]. II. Hunt.-F. f.. Doe has
been confined to the house for a week
NV illness,
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JOINT RECEPTION.
Congratulations tO Mr. ana Wrs. Th"'
mas Rose and Farewell tn Capt.
a. H.. nnNiN,

A Joint reception was extended by
members of the BAPTIST Church and Sum
day school last evening in the church
pariors TO Mi. and Mrs. Thomas Rose,
who yesterday observed the 18th anniver-
sary of their wedding. ana 10 Capt.
t;e.rge T.. Davis. who will cave soon
10Y Providence. Il. |. The guests w'r"
received by the R"v. +. ID. Penney MIR.
and Ms. Rose and Capt. Davis. During
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WATERBURY N T

Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. A. Nowcomb and MIR.
and r. II. Boyer are in Burlington for
n few days. DR.. Horace Watson of Mont
rclier has been the guest of his sister.
Mrs. d. G. Hayes, the past week. His
wife and children were with them over
Sunday.-N. l.. Demmit. who has been
in Eurke the past year is home for the
winter.-Mrs. q. l.. Watson. who has
heen with her daughter, Mrs. Jessie
Hayes, FOR the summer. leaves for Los
Angeles, California, Wednesday.-Mrs.
Hattie Conant was a guest of her
brother, L.. w. Russell, and family over
Sunday.-Mclvin Childs Is moving from
the .. w. Stearns farm. where he has
liver seven years.-Mrs. Arthur johnson
was In Montpelier and Barre the past
week. William Atkins, who has been for
some weeks with his niece. Mrs. Dora
Barnes. has returned to his home in
| Worcester. Mass.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Floyd Blake. who has employment in
a hospital in Chicago, is spending II
vacation with relatives in town.-Lcwis
Strong 10 slowly recovering from a re-
cent attack of pneumonia.-R. NJ. Pray,
who has been suffering of late from in
fiamatory rheumatism, is but very little
bctter.-Curtis Tebbcttson and his wife.
visited at Henry Tcbbctts's the first of
the week.-The Rev. n. +. Sheaff Of
Plainfeld occupied the pulpit here last
Sunday In exchange with the Rev.
Southworth.-Delbert Lawson, who is
at Montpelier being treated for disabili-
tics. resulting from Il fractured limb. is
said to be improving in hcalth.-Daniel
Mc1.ane is preparing to move his family
to the Clark boarding house on the quar-
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WORCESTER

Or. Taylor visited at his old home In
Webster last week.. II. Wilson was in
Barre IN business all last week.-Mrs..
Agnes Abbott of Montvale, Mass, Is
visiting relatives In town.-Mrs. G. d.
Wheelock of Montpelier has opened a
millinery store at the corner. Mrs.
Glare Templeton is in charge.-Miss
Gladys Buck of Montpelier is the guest
of Miss Frances Abbott for a few days.
Elton ]. Taylor of Barre is visiting
his brother, Clinton w. Taylor, this
| week,
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ORANGE C0U MY
RANDOLPH

There was good attendance at the
Granrr meeting in Grange hall Saturday
evoninm. and a very interesting pro-
gramino i'm charge of Miss Annie Mcsser
WAS presented. An old folks concert will
take the place OF a regular programme
In the near future.
William Bent. who went to Rochester
Saturday with the football team, did
something out of the ordinary by get
ting out of the team while passing IA
house near Rochester, picking an apple
and throwing the same through one oI
Hhe windows Of the house Soon after
reaching Rochester Bent was consulted
by the sheriff and allowed to settle for
mis- fun I'm the sum of 80. which was
paid by the members of the football
squad.
John IIaskins has purchased of Clar-
ence +. Moulton two farms, a part OF
Che Green mountain stock farm. one
known as the John Morton farm. car
rjed on for II number of years by Mar
Tin p. Rumrill. and the farm just south,
known rs the Wheeler place. Each farm
Is well equipped with buildings and COM
prise a total of about 200 acres. Mr.,
Haskins will take immediate possession
of his purchase.
Mrs. Charles sanford. who was taken
20 the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
ainctor last week. died there Tues
day ard the body was brought horo
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney fuller,
is survived by her husband and five
childrca. the youngest being less thar
six months old.
Mrs. Alden Kinney. who mas been
a. 800, l.,1tl, fnr t, rnSt fnV- rlnntns
md who has been cared Tor at the
Randolph Sanitarium for the past few
weeks. was taken Tuesday to the
hospital at Waterbury, where she will
receive treatment.
a number from lnis plac" went to
J. w. Blanchard's home in East Brain
tree Monday night and enjoyed an ole
fashioned husking. After the corn was
huskcd the whole party WAS usherct
into the house where excellent refresh
ments were served with a social houl
followed WITH dancing by the young
people.
The stock shipment from this sta
ton Monday morning was not as
large as usual. The stock train was
considerably earlier than usual ano
many farmers We're late and obliged
TO return home with their stock. The
prices paid were, for hogs, 5 cents, anc
calves from 4 to . cents.
During the month of september thu
Comparative creamery made 22,90'
pounds OF butter 1T a cost of 2 cent
per pound, including the reserve. 80
ccivcd for butter S5.041 and paid pat
rons $4,561. The price per pound nc
paid patrons for butter fat was 22&
cents.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from third paEe.)

time enjoyed after which the guests
departed for their homes wishing MIR.
Sinclair many happy returns of the
day. The guests present were from
Troy, North Troy and Jay.
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Ladies Linen
Handkerchief

500 Dozen. our own direct i'm
portations, all pure linen of extra
fine quality.
Unlaundered IIand-Embroidcrcd
Initial. 49, Gents
L%aundered 1Iand-EmbroidereI
Initial .123 Gents
Plain Laundcrcd-i and 3-inch
hem .12a Gents
Hand-Embroidered ..12l Gents
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Ladies Hosiery.

Fast Black Hose, plain and en-
broidcrcd in cOlors-Valuc 80
cents per pair-Price 8 prs for 81.
Ladies Waists.
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French Hand = Embroidered
handkerchief Linen Waists
$4.25 and $4.75
White French Pique Waists
extra finp-at. $3.50
Colorcd Cashmere Waists. $3.50
LOuisine Plaid Silk Waists
$5.75
China Silk White and
Colors- $3.50
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the Ward store for the past year. has
retired and gone to Georgetown, 8. G,
to work for a lumber firm.
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In the Basement
Linen Store.

An item Of greatest importance
to -tnquestionabl
the most remarkable value ever
produced.
German Grass Bleached Table
Sets, Cloths and Napkins to
match and these goods will out
wear any goods of which we have
knowledge.
|Cloths-2 yards $500
ICloths-2l yards $3.50
Cloths-3 yards $500
22-inch Napkins to match,
$3.50 dozen.
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Satin Mcssalinc and Taffeta
Ribbons, extra fine quality all
silk. Is inches wide: also POM
padour Ribbons - inches wide
Price 20 Cents
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GAYsvILLE

Il. A.. GoViell of Hanover, N. H., ad-
ministrator of the estate of the late
william +. Goodcll. was in town Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. r. -. Winter and Or.
ana Mrs. Jenkins of Germantown, Pa.
are at Warren Pratt's.-Thc Rev. !. Is.
Sargent OF Northfiold is in town.-Miss
Ellen Sawin will go to Newport, N. H.,
In about ten days to work for the Peerless
manufacturing ~company.-Mrs. Emily
Paige, aged sc years, fell near the en-
trance to Il. w. Knapp's house last Tues
day. and broke her hip. Drs. G.. c. Smith
and +. c. Fletcher set the bone and DR..
il. w. Clough has since been called in
lcouncil.-J. Il. Stafford is putting in an
Electric lighting line and will supply re-
sidents at Bethel rates. His dynamo was
installed Just before the spring freshet
last year and has remained unused, but
uninJurcd, even sincc.-Mr. and Mrs. q.
j. Richardson lave moved into +. V.
hassam's house lately vacated by his
family and will occupy 1t the coming win
W.. Ballard have returned from "A three
weeks visiting tour of Orange and Wash
inEton counties teachers of tho
Methodist Sunday school will hold a
iack-O-lantern party at the parsonage or
the evening of October 3l.-C. II. Spauld.
street to j. r. Johnson, who will move
his family in soon.-A daughter was borr
October 4 to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Hall.
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CHELSEA.

The Rev. Herbert J. Wyckoh with his
family erriyed in town on Monday af'
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To-day we invite attention to several extraor-
binary values. merchandise possessing unusual merit
and yet for one reason and another priced very much
under real worth.
Ladies Neckwear.

Swiss Embroidered Top Col.
lars rs Cents
Swiss Embroidered Stock Col.
lars .25 Gents
French Lace Stock Collars
IS Cents
Silk Embroidered Stock Col
lars 20 CentS
French Stock Collars of Prin-
Iccss Lace so Cents
Swiss Lace and Embroidered
Top Collar DO Cents
Embroidered Silk Stock Cor
liars so Gents
Black Lace Stock Collars
30 Gents
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BETHEL.

The county court case Of Storrs &
Washburn VS.. Homer L. Douglass was
heard before Referee Hon. William
Fat chelder of White River Junction at
Bethel. Tuesday morning. The plaintiffs
put in their side Of the case. ard then
at request OF the defendant, the case was
continued until November 8. The defend
ants side of the case Is to be heard at
Randolph Ina footballgame between the
Whitcomb high school and the town team
on Saturday. Ralph Shaw. the captain
Of the school team. was injured BY hard
tackling. having the muscles OF one of
his legs badly strained and will probably
net be able to play again this season.
Shaw was the best player on the school
team and his absence Will weaken the
team materially. The school Won the
game by a score of 8 to Q, the score be-
ing made in the last minute OF play IN
the second half. Whitconb high school
PLAYS Lebanon high school " cdr esday
afternoon.-Henry Cole, an old time resi-.
dent Of this place. and n veteran Of the
Civil War. died suddenly at the home OF
his son. Don Cole, Tuesday morning 81
heart disease.