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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-21
TWO MEN FoITND DEAp.

< The dead body of a man was found at Canal sdoc k yesterday morning by Cap tain Louis + Gallipo of the coal barge Harry Hudson Smith, who notified the authorities. When first seen the body was floating between the piles, and Captain Gallino had line fastened to it and tied it. uo to the wharf. pr. Eliot, medical examiner of East Haven, who is acting during the absence of Medical Examiner Bartlett from this city, was called and made an examina- tion of the body. He found that there were only few bruises of little conse- quences and turned it over to Undertak- CT sSisk.s f5s .g,. <. 95# ..3%, i7E
 The dead man was apparently about thirty five years old, five feet ten inches in height and weighed about 175 pounds. He had sandy hair and Inous tache, wore a heavy short overcoat, on the tag of which was the name of Haynes & Co.,. of Springfield, Mass; dark vest, dark striped trousers white and blue outing shirt, with no&collar. In his pockets was $155 in money. Dr. Eliot thought the body had not been in the water more than twenty four hours. 1 . $. s.58
 Later Dr. Eliot was called to 63 Wal lace street, where the dead body of Constantine De Angelo, aged forty-six years, had been found in a closet He pronounced death to be: due toparalysis of the heart.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-21

DEATH OF MRS. JOHN D, ROBERTS Mrs. John D. Roberts, wife Of the late
 John D. Roberts. died. at her home, s
 Brown street, yesterday afternoon after
 Edward K. Roberts, of this city, and
 Rev. Walter Roberts, of Corning, N. Y. and one daughter, Mrs. J. H. Fitzgerald wife of Rev. J. H. Fitzgerald, of Hebron
 Mrs. Roberts had been attendant at St
 Pauls church for many years and was we'll known and respected. The funeral will be held Monday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock. % .
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-21

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-21
FUNERAL OF ISAAC N. TAYLOR.

FUNERAL OF ISAAC N. TAYLOR.
 The funeral of Isaac N. Taylor took place yesterday afternoon from his late residence, 1S0 Columbus avenue, at 2 80 o'clock, Rev w.. w. Wilson officiating. At the grave the members of Admiral Foote post, c. A. R., performed the rit- lalistic work of the order. Mir. Taylor enlisted in Company B, Twelfth New Jersey Volunt eers infantry. serving through the civil war. He is survived by one daughter and two sons, Mrs. Kate Moore, of this city; Mordica Tay- Tor, of Philadelphia, and Frank c. Tay- Tor, of Port Chester, N Y., a we'll known The pallbearers were H. T. Mix, G. E.. Dudley, L. Since, W. Nichols, D. Benja- min and G. Reynolds, members of Ad- inirala Foote@ post. The interment was in Evergreen cemetery v
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-21
10 NEW IDEAS IN ! s. 23 & 6 EASTER EwELRY

Easter symbolism has this ycar, ers tended to JeWeltys and we are now showing many novelties In Crosses, Lockets, Book Marks, Combs, Hat PiRs. cs, Bracelets. We will take pIeAAnrc III showing them to you. N, K sss'1-~ s,sS- s'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-21
New Haven Theater.

CAT THE OLD CROSS ROADS"
 This popular comedy drama opened at the. New Haven theater last night be- fore a large and enthusiastic audience. The play is beautiful one, and differs in many respects from the majority of plays now on the road, There is very little of the sensational element in It. yet it has many interesting scenes which are vividly realistic, and which lead up to some of the exciting eli maxes. The interest is sustained from the beginning to the end of the play, and not dull nomentSis allowed to creep in until the curtain drops at the end of the fifth act, t- <, s.. Y
 A brief line of the plot of ''At the Old Cross Roads shows that the play must be a surprisingly interesting and intense story of life One s'Parepa," an octoroon upon the estate Of Dayton Thornton; Annabei Thornton, the heir. 1ess to Magnolia Grove; Dayton Thorn ton, it's master; Tom Martin of Myrtle Fern plantation; Doc Kerr, a steam boat gambler on the "Ole Mississip;" SpuliL uG 4lutldys llOth SNciIS where; Young Mississip," Liza's Moses in de bull rushes; Major Bradley Fer rar, one of the old line; George Chiffon, the coroner; Madge Thornton, a daugh- ter of Dayton's by former marriage and 'tOle Aunt Eliza.'' one of the Thorntons, are the characters. $,
 The company is 8, very strong one, each member of which gave an excell- ant portrayal of the characters allotted to them. The stage settings and scen- cry are especially good.
 That of the "old Cross Roads, by moonlight being both beautiful and pie turesques That the audience fully ap- preciated the performance was amply testified by the numerous, curtain calls. The company will hold the boards at the New Haven theater for the rest of the week, and will undoubtedly play to crowded houses. Usual matinee Satur- day. $,.J y
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-05
sTRAFFoRp

win Brown of Pompa was g.,
Friday. was IN town
Raleigh Morrill, returned Mona.
Henry Morrill, returned SAT,
Haverhill, Mass. saturday to
in town Sunday. visited
F. B. Hazelton was in R,r,,-
first Of the week. 'svoh the
Frank Collins is al homa 60
OF several weeks. vacation
Leslie Hewes of Lebanon visitos
in town Saturday. friends
The STAFFORD band has rssr,
practise meetings. eu rs
" p. Stone has been confined - q,
house with asthma. W Inc
E. p. Hyde Of Lebanon visi,.s =,
Susan hyde Saturday MIS-
Il. G.. Silloway was In Soptb D.
Wednesday OF last week. OJalton
Willard G. Hazelton returned Una
to nus home in Burlington. 'uay
j. r. Hayes and son were il, ,r
Fairlee Saturday on business. west
Judson Harrington Of Randolpb r;s,..,
friends in town over sunday. '''''eu
Warren Hyde, who has been yisi,s.
his aunt, Mrs. Susan HYDE. rsin..llss
Monday to his home in Burlington ''eo
The j. o. u. A. N. held ia an,
meeting and election OF officers sst, -..sal
evening. After the meeting tba D1S,,-t .ay
adjourned to the home OF h. h re
where an appetizing oyster supper ~ NJ
served. '' vas
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING TOWNS.
Events of Local Interest Cleaned By Our Corps
Of Correspondents.
coRINTH.

Lillian Demar went to her home a.
Franklin. y. IL, to spend New Years.
Rev. W. r. Harding had the pleasure o.
entertaining his children over Christmas
People have been improving the sled.
ding by hauling logs, hay and other heavy
loads.
Dorman Magoon, wife and daughter
Katie, spent Christmas with Mrs. Lucin-
da MagoOn.
d. G. Cooke, mother and Caroline spent
New Years with Mrs. II. A. Jackman al
East Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Simpson had rela-
tives and friends from Boston for guests
during the holidays.
Estella Mcfarland has closed her house
and gone 10 Wright's mountain 10 work
for Mrs. +. NJ. Corliss.
/ Alice and EIwin Yarmouth Of Bradford
| spent last week with their grandparents,
/ Sir. and Mrs. Lorenzo d. Heath.
/ Mrs. NJ. A. Page and son, Hewitt, have
I gone 10 Rutland 10 spend the winter with
I her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
I Grant.
There is 10 be a special meeting Of
Minerva Lodge, No. So, r. & A. NJ, Satur-
day evening, Jan. z, at 5 O'Clock for work
in the +. &. and NJ. NJ. degrees.
MIS- NJ W. ANIIltE - WITH heI Euhf
Moses, at Almout, Mich, her home dur
ing the life OF her second husband, the
late Dea Frederick Currier.
George Maynard lies at the point OF
death from a cancer on his face. He has
been blind for several months and his face
otherwise affected. He is a poor sufferer.
The first meeting Of the Eastern YER
mont II. and II. Co. (the incorporated
name OF the COrinth and Bradford Tele-
phone Coz will be held at East Corinth
Jan. z, 1905, az p. m. TO elect officers and
adopt bylaws. 81
Clarence Chandler spent Christmas with
his sister, Florence, at Jenness Madden's
in West Bridgewater. lie is to start for
Montour, Ia, next week with Oscar Ten
ney and wife, with whom he has lived for
several years.
Rev. Mr. Haskell, an evangelist from
Canaan, N. H., is holding meetings in
various places in town. He is accompa
MED by Eli Putney, who is visiting his
many cousins in town. They are making
their headquarters al b. l.. Eastmans.
Mrs Rhoda A. Woodcock has received
the sad news Of the death Of her friend,
Mrs. Sarah Pendleton, Of Worcester, Mass,
which occurred Dec. 3Oth Of pneumonia.
She had been like a sister to Mrs. Wood
cock. She was a daughter Of Hilas East
man OF this town and was well known
here.
Charles Metcalt came near having a
serious accident % himself and team while
coming from Pike hill with a four horse
load OF ore. One horse fell, the other
three running and dragging him some
distance. The load was tipped over and
the sled entirely demolished. The horse !
that was down was badly scratched and !
cut. Charles was pretty well famed up, |
but no bones were broken.
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sourH STAMFORD.

J. W. Tyson was in New York last
week.
Merrill Lane returned to the U. V. NJ.
Monday.
Miss Blanche Kibling visited friends in
town Thursday.
Miss Carolyn Hatch has returned to
Lexington, Mass.
George Kibling Of West Lebanon was
in town last week.
Miss Minnie Bartlett has been visiting
her uncle, l.. ID. Parker.
Watson Kendall returned to his home
in Brattleboro last week.
Susie Kendall returned to Barre
Wednesday OF last week.
Mrs. Clinton RumriU has been spending
a few days at Arthur Judd's.
Mrs. Flora West OF Copperfield visited
at Samuel Boomers last week.
Miss Bessie Buell. gave a whist party
to her friends Friday evening.
Miss Lena Boomer has returned to her
work at White River Junction.
Mrs. JEANETTE Bacon and Mrs. Mead
visited friends in town the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clarke have
moved onto their place below the village
The Ladies' union will meet with Mrs.
Walter Bell Friday evening, Jan. 6. and
will be entertained with a whist party.
All are cordially invited.
Miss Jennie Boomer and Mr.. Godfrey
were united In marriage at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. j.
Boomer, Wednesday, Dec. 2S. Rev. George
Gray performed the ceremony. MIR. and
Mrs. Godfrey left Immediately for Mon
treaI
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WEST HARTFORD.

Evelyn Burgess returned to school al
Montpelier Monday.
Elmer Newton went to Bridgewater
the first OF the week
Frank Brown had the misfortune "a
crush one Of his fingers one day last week
Hattie Dewey Of Lebanon, n. H., visited
her aunt, Mrs. Albert Doubleday, last
week.
Mr.. Carswell Of Rutland came Friday
70 visit his daughter, Mrs. William
Stetson.
Frank Copeland and wife Of Bridge
water recently spent a few days at his
fathers.
y, G. Copeland and son, Frank, spent
Saturday in Bethel with his sister, Mrs.
MIDGET.
William Munsell and wife were in
Pomtret Tuesday TO attend the funeral
OF an aunt.
About IS Of the friends Of Florence
Faneut met her at A. =. Reynolds satur-
day evening.
The officers Of the ladies' Aid for the
coming year are President. Mrs. ;. r.
Burgess; vice president. Mrs. +. NJ Cope
land; secretary, Maud Burgess; treasurer,
Mrs. r. A. Junkins.
At the election OF officers Tor the Sunday
school, Edwin Hazen was reelected
superintendent; Rev. r. A. Junkins,
assistant superintendent; Walter Savage,
secretary and treasurer; Chauncey Nun
cell, lihrariani Coyt Dimick, assistant
librarian.
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sTocKBRIDGE.

We have a few more onions left and
are still selling boiled cider. g. b. FISH.
Until further notice our store will close
at 6 p. m. Friday nights, beginning Jan
l6. q. b. FISH.
Fred Nef was quite i'll last week.
P. W. Green was in Bethel Monday.
james Saunders is visiting in Whitehall,
NY.
Mrs. Dora Clark is spending a week in
Gaysyille.
Willie Bent Of Randolph is visiting his
uncle l.. j. Bent.
Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Barnes were in Gays
willie Wednesday.
Arab Holbrook has been spending several
days in Randolph.
George Manning, Jr., is quite i'll at the
home Of his father.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Neff spent Sunday at
Walter Mills in Gaysville.
Mr.. Clement Of Ticonderoga, n. Y, has
been visiting at Ed. Norton's.
Miss Edwina Lamb OF Pittsfeld spent
day with Miss Neda Davis recently.
New Years was the Goth anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Durkee's marriage.
Miss Bertha, Charles and Pearl Green
have all been on the sick list, also Elton
Fish.
George Norton had the misfortune to
slip on the ice recently, hurting him quite
badly.
Fred Packard was called 10 West Leb-
anon, n. H., to attend the funeral OF a rel
alive Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, James Bird and daughter,
Miss Mary, spent Sunday in Gaysyiile at
George Jones'.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Lamb and daugh-
ter OF Pittsfeld spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Neff
Lawrence and Matte Mills of Gaysville
spent Sunday with their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Neif
Mr. andEMrs. Alva Larnerd, who have
been visiting relatives and friends, re-
turned to their home in Rutland Sunday.
Mrs. Willis Boutwell, and daughter,
Lucy, OF Rochester and Miss Harriet Tag
CART Of Gaysville visited Mrs. Nellie Neh
Saturday.
Mrs. +. A. Kezer and Rev. Mr.. Douglas,
Misses Anna Marsh and Minnie Rand and
DR.. r. b. Richardson Of Rochester were all
recent visitors Of Mrs. Carl Nef.
Miss Isabel Ferris OF Burlington has
been spending several days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Ferris, and sis
ter, Mrs. Emelne Lawrence.
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EAST BARNARD.

FL Graves is improving slowly.
Morris Burnham was in Chelsea Tues
day.
Mrs. Ella GambelI is quite poorly at
present.
| Blacks Sunday.
Ed Durkee is at this writing very III
with pneumonia.
John Rowland is improving somewhat
from his recent illness.
VIII GAM bell returned to his studies az
Burlington Wednesday.
Miss Short was unable to teach Mon
day, having a severe cold.
The Union society held business
meeting at the church Monday evening"
Arthur and Florence Dow are 10 stay
with Frank Clogston and wife Tor ilne,
There is to be an n. NJ. 5. social az
Chas Cleyeland's Friday evening AN
are cordially invited.
Remember the gathering Of the Willing
Workers at n. NJ. Leayltts this evening
and all come and enjoy II.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Goodrich OF somer-
vile. Mass, are at Heman Aliens Tor
the winter and are both very poorly.
Mrs. f. S. Dunn and son OF DEVILS
Lake, n. OAK, came to Frank Graves
Sunday TO spend the remainder Of the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Graves.
The social last Friday evening was well
attended and there was a good program by
the local talent {. Frank Graves was
conductor, owing to the illness OF +. /.
Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs George Davis and ddugh-
ter. Mr. and Miss Wallace of Lebanon, n.
H., and Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker Of Iun-
bridge were here Monday TO attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Dow.
Mrs. Charles Dow, after an illness OF five
DAYS, died Saturday morning with con-
gestion Of the lungs. Miss Ida Shorit
kindly took care OF her Friday night and
remained through Saturday. Funeral was
held Monday at I p. m. at the church,
Rev. Fred Daniels speaking words Of COM
fort to the friends. The remains were
taken Tuesday to Chelsea for interment
Deceased left a husband, two children, one
sister and three brothers, who have the
sympathy Of the community in their deep
affection.
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An stomach trouble is removed BIZ the
use 81 kadol UYepepsia Cure. Dc gives the
stomach perfect rest b. digestinF what
YOU eat without the st0mach's aid. The
food builds up The body, the rest restores
the stomach ta health. Nuu don't hsva
Go diet Yourself whfp tskiuE kuddi Dvs-
peusia Cure. .. D. Erskint 90 ANtuviile.
Mich. Saws. II suffered heartburn and
stomach trouble Cor some time. Ny sis
tar-iu-laag has bad the same trouble and
Nas NOS able Go elt Tor six weeks. She
lived entirely on warm water. After
.akiuE tEo bottles Of kodoI Dvspeusia
Care she was entirely cured ~he now
eats heartily and IS in good health. am
glad b. ssy k8doi gave me instant relief. b
Sold Is 81 =. Bryan.
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We, the undersigned, do hereby agree Ia
refund the money ON a 50-cent bottle al
lirecne's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II Il
fails 90 cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee q 25-cent bottle 20 prove salts
factory or money refunded.
.. M. Fargo, Randolph Center.
y. ". Parmenter. Bro0EMeId.
F- g. BatchelIor. Brsiutree.
n. 4. Nlafiu East Braiutree.
~. y. Sprague, East Brookheld.
rpmgue 81 -rmgue, East Randolph.
II. J. Prince, south Randolph.
u. &. Nichols. E0nburv.
q. A. Tilden, RoXburv.
Drew q Leonard, Randolph.
r. o.. Morton. Randoluh.
r. p. Brvan, Randolph.
". A. Robbins, East BrcokheAdl
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TuNRRIDcE.

Ray Noyes was at home Christmas.
Henry Alexander lost horse last week
Austin Blake spent last week at BIZ
home
Charles Grant is to move into the swar
house.
Mrs. Nellie Ciney has been quite III foi
q week
win Flanders of Chelsea was in town
Saturday.
Chandler Woodward visited friends here
last week.
Mrs. Laura Howe is at her home and is
in poor health.
Benjamin Tucker went 20 Williams
town saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Jones went TO Ran
dolph last Saturday.
Amy Ballou returned Saturday to her
school in GlaremOnt.
Miss Gertie Howe rs at home from Mont
peiier for few days.
Miss Anne Howe ret urned TO her school
In Mt. Hermon Saturday.
Martin fuller has recovered from his
illness and is able 10 ride out
Mr. and Mrs. George MetCaf visited at
Vet Davis the first OF last week.
Mr. and Mrs. win Robbins Of Chelsea
we're at Oscar Campbells Sunday,
Misses Edith and May Grant were home
from the Normal school last week.
Miss Gertrude Goodale visited her sister,
Mrs. Grace Hayward. last Thursday.
Pearlie Davis spent a few days with
friends IN South Royalton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sargent spent sun
day with her brother, a. p. Skinner.
Miss Edna Sleeper had party Of a few
Of the young people last Friday night.
Henry Whitney has taken a job Of cut
ting 800 cords OF wood for Edgar Rowell.
Rev. Mr.. Fisher Of Derry will preach a.
a candidate 40 the Congl church next
Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Tucker went to White River
Junction Sunday TO attend the funeral Of
a friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goss visited in
South Royalton Friday returning home
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. III. l. Farnsworth Of Brain
tree were at George Summers the first Of
the week.
Joseph Griffin and Mrs. Jones Of Chelsea
visited the q. A. x. and the W. r. q, last
Saturday.
Archie Goodale, a student at the Albany
Business college, was at DIR. Hayward's
last week,
Mrs. Burns Of Manchester, who has
been boarding at Fred Ross, is to board |
at Wilson Noyes'.
+. l.. Clark is doing quite a business I
numbering and cutting wood. He has 10 1
men and six horses 40 work.
Ned Bugbee went TO West Hartford FRI |
day and Mrs. Bugbee went Saturday /
They returned 20 Willimantic,
Mr.. Harrington OF Burlington, Mr.. Reed |
Of West Lebanon and George Edison OF
Williamstown were guests az Benz Tuck /
era last week.
The annual roll call OF the Cong'l church |
will be held next Wednesday, Jan. II, /
with dinner at the parsonage. Il is. hoped |
all will be present.
Mrs, James Jones, who died last Friday, /
had been a sufferer for a long time with /
Bright's disease. She was ~ years, ! I
month, y days old. She was buried sun
day IN the cemetery near Harry Flint's.
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}. II. Church Is convalescent.
Mrs. r. A. Whittier is better.
Mrs. G. J. stockwell is gaining slowly.
c. Dowdell was in Montpelier last week.
Ross Goodyear has moved to his house
west OF the village.
+. B. Claflin has rented the Robson
house south Of the church.
Mrs. ". r. Robinson and Miss Ethel
Robinson are on the sick list.
Amos Phelps Of White River junction is
with his parents for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rainboth and son
are visiting IN northern New York.
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EAST RoxBURY.

Miss Clara Bean visited friends in
Northfield Saturday.
Loren Churchill and daughter were in
Williamstown lately.
Mrs. George Wardner visited friends in
Waterbury the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Legier from Goulds-
vile were at j. Buzzell's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Allen visited m
East Brookfeld several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter LaRose and sons,
Watson and Harry, visited in Huntington
last week
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BARNARD.

Charles Franks has lost one of his team
horses.
VIM. Davis of Woodstock was in town
Saturday.
VIM. Soule and Carl Ellis are ehopping
wood for X. j. Wilson.
/ Peter F. Riley came up from Lebanon
Saturday for few days.
/ Curtis Hathorn, who has been in poor
/ health for some time, does not improve.
Pearl Chamberlin was in town Saturday,
returning to Woodstock in the evening.
| Arrangements have been made whereby
| Frank Tucker will assist in the care of
| Nelson Howard.
I OEerseer w. W. Webb was here a day
last week looking after the cases of those
who have applied for town aid.
Isaac Newton OF Randolph delivered one
of his sleighs to Selden White OF Wood
stock at the Silver Lake House Saturday.
The u J.. N. S. meets with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas ". Cleveland Friday evening, jan
g. from until II; bean supper will be
served from until s.
Mrs Mason, who had been boarding
with Mrs Geo. WheelUck, was called to
Stoughton, Mass, last week on account Of
the serious illness of her sister.
We are very sorry to learn that Mrs.
Alfred Abbott is again IN poor health.
We sincerely wish that In this new year
she may regain her health and strength to
enjoy the comforts OF her home.
Messrs. Shepard and Emery OF New
London. n. H., were here Friday looking
up the titles to some wood lots They
have bought the sawmill at what is called
Angelltown and Will move it onto the III.
Snow place at Sharon.
Miss Lizzie Emery was united in mar
rage last Wednesday at Bethel to Mr..
Edward Rowell of Massachusetts,. Mr..
Rowell is an engineer for the Woodbury.
Granite Co. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowell viii
make Bethel their home for the present.
We have noticed of late that o. c. Smith
does not appear on our streets or in the
store as was his wont. We know the
walking has been quite bad, especially so
for one in his feeble condition. o. G. has
always been a very interesting talker
We miss his bright sayings now, but lcok
forward TO meeting him again when the
sun shines warmer.
Elmer G. Hoyt of Greenfield, Mass, who
bought the Gambe farm on Mt. Hunger
about year ago, has moved onto it with
his mother as housekeeper. Mr.. Hoyt for
% years has pulled the throttle OF his
engine on one of the best roads In the
lie needs no other recommends
ton to bis neighbors on Mt. Hunger, and
it is safe to say the Gambell farm has fall
len into safe and careful hands,
Judson Morse, while driving in the
vicinity of the Chef Clark place Friday
evening, was run into BY pair Of horses
hitched to a heavy wood sled. One Of his
horses was knocked down and dragged
down the hill about two rods before the !
driver Of the wood team could be aroused !
BY Mr.. Morse's shouts. He was asleep on
ne sled E8rfuuHFgIV Mr. Morgpig hpraee j
were not hurt. lie got out Of the scrape |
With broken pole and other damage TO /
bis sleigh.
Terrible plaques, those itching, poster
ng diseases OF the skin. Put an end to I
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Coughs and Colds.

All coughs, colds and pulmonary COM
plants that are durable are quickly cured
by One Minute Cough Cure. Clears the
phlegm, draws out the Inflammation and
heals and soothes the affected parts,
strengthens the lungs, wards off pneu-
moniR. Harmless and pleasant to take
Sold by h. T.. Bryan.