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Woods, Mrs. y. r. White; flower com
mittee, G.. a. Booth. Misses Mary Clark.
Alice Brown, Bell Ilaselton, Edna
White.
a surprise party was given y. G..
Woodland at his home Tuesday evening
I'm honor of the Goth anniversary of his
birthday. Twcnty-onc of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodard's friends wcro present and
spent very delightful evening. Ice
cream and cake wero served on the
lawns.
dead doc was found near the rail-
way track, on John Davidsons farm
Friday by his grandsons. who were
bcrrying. Tho doe was apparently Il
ycarling. There were no marks on It's
body to denote the manner in which it
met its death, but it was probably
caused by exhaustion. County Game
Warden Frank Lord of South Bur-
lington was notified and visited the
scene and probably Investigations will
be made as to whether there are dogs
In the vicinity which may have chased
it, 1t may be that being frightened by
"a train caused her to run.
Miss Kate Story. who was recently
operated upon at tho Mary Fletcher hos
pital for appendicitis. is improving.
Willard Fuller has Como to Bristol,
whore he has position as civil engineer
with tho Dcnmston Construction Co.,
who have n contract there.
Major and Mrs. II. ID. Snyder of Fort
Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, have
arrived here to spend some time
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs George
u. Drury.
+. J. Storms. who has been supplying
as night telegraph operator at the Central
Vermont railway passenger station, has
resumed his duties in the dcspatchcr's Of
fec in st. Adams and G. A. Matte of st.
Adams has come here az night operator.
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FAIRFAX.

The worst rain storm, Of the season
visited Fairfax Saturday evening and
Sunday. The rain came down in tor
rents and did Il great deal Of damage to
meadows and crops. Just above the Falls
as Mrs. Chas. Cox WAS driving home
she came to place where the water
was over the road and as she drove
into it the horses went out of sight in
the water. Mrs. Cox Jumped on tho
horses backs and reached solid ground.
Help then came and - the horse out
unhurt The roads are Vim a very bad
condition. Deforcst SyriLs had three
river was the highest il has been for a
number of years.-Mr. Holhrook of Brat
tlehoro visited his cousin, Nm. Hol-
Brook, July 1.-Wiliam orion of
Washington was recently the guest oc
his parents, MIR. and Mrs q. c. Orton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bateman were called to
Fairfax by the serious sickness of Mrs.
Ratoman's sister, Mrs Emma Davis
The Good Time club al went to tho
Stewart. J. f. Hunt. the Rev. $. s. Brig
ham, e. c. Gillette and r. NJ. Ballard
was in burlington Saturday.-T. II.
Marvin took in the coal dealers eX.
cursion to Peru last Week.-Mrs. Ada
Cnrrin Of burlington is spending few
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
G. u. Currin-Mrs. Paamyra Ballard
and daughter. Mrs. Fred Currer, visited
CONTINUED on ThirJ rnscD
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FOR SALE.

BLACKSMITH BUSINESS. in hustling
town. doing annual business of 1850 to
81 200; pleasant location. good building
with running water, large and complete
outfit up-to-date tools; price $500. one
half cash, balance easy.
FARM 265 acres, Level meadow, large
quantity wood and quite an amount saw
timber; ~ mile from village and X. Il.
station on c. V. r. r.. large 2-story white
house, large barn, painted, buildings good
repair; fruit and sugar orchards; fine
running water. house and barn: with SO
tin buckets. 10 choice COWS. full assert
ment farming tools; all for s2.9ca, 81 COO
cash down, balance easy.
r. II. M'GINNIS. Real Estate Agency,
Essex junction. VT.
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CHARLOTTE.

The heavy rain Sunday added to tho
already water logged corn folds and
meadows. Many acres of corn have not
been touched with IL cultivator yet on
account of the wet woathcr.-Tfc Iadcs'
Aid met with Mrs T.. II. IIorsford We'd
ncsday afternoon.-Miss Foss from Yer
gcnncs spent Sunday with Mrs. w. n.
Root and family.-F. J. Pope arrived in
town Saturduy.-Miss Anna Byington
will give n report Of her recent trip to
the Toronto sunday school convention
next Sunday evening in the Ncstry.-Thc
local nine won a game from the Hines
bursh nine Saturday, II to o.-F. r. Bah
saw - deer laying down about four rods
from the road as he came to the cream
cry Monday morning. The deer did not
take the trouble to get up.-Miss Edith
King of Manchester has been visiting
Mrs. NJ. J. AleXander.-Misses Grace and
Bculah Sampson will visit friends in
Willsboro. y. V, this weck.-Quitc Il
number of invited guests from here at
tended the lunch at Shclburne Farms Sat
urday.--Thc Misses Juno and Marjory
Root OF Boston are visiting in town.
Joseph Bora has been i'll with rheumatism
for some timc.-Mrs Martha a. Footo at
tended the recent commencement cXcr-
cisos in CastotOn, where her .randdaugh-
ter graduated.
Mrs. George T.. Simpson who has been
visiting her brother. +. *. Converse. re-
turned to her home at North Adams,
Mass, F'rday.-Miss Bonlah Sampson re-
turned from Castlcton Normal school Sat
urday.-Mr. baldwin who Is visiting at
Joseph Wintorbothams at McNcils Ferry,
is quite ill-Mrs. Sampson, who has been
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RICHMOND.

There WAS a fine display of fireworks
Tuesday night in front of Watkins's store.
The condensed milk factory paid for
June milk % cents per hundred and will
pay for July milk - cents per hundred
The marriage of Henry II. S.cly, NJ. D..
and Miss Clara May Kirkland of Fair
Haven is announced. They will he at
home in Richmond after September L..
Tracy IiazCn Of NJ W York attended com
monccmcnt and' spent II few days with
friends III Rchmond-Mr. and Mrs II. Il.
sherman of burlington were at home Il
few days this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
:. (ilstu
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Hannah flnsdil returned to the
Fanny Alien hospital last Friday after
spending two or three days ut her home
Albert Williams and wife. accompanied
Ivy Miss Williams. transacted business at
the town clerks office last Saturday.
Miss Margaret RILEY and Mrs. Matte
Mansfield attended n meeting of tn" OFF,
GERS of the Eastern Star Chapter in
I1incehureh last Friday aftcrnoon.-M Miss
Martha Lawrence, who was nurse for
Miss Hinsdill, has returned to h"r home
in tIncsburSh- Miss Elizabeth Isham
of Barre and her mother are expected
AT the old homestead this week to spend
n short timc.-Mr. and Mrs. James Mill
ham spent Tuesday in burlington.
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COLCHESTER.

A beautiful home wedding took place
Thursday at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
i. II. Cook. when their youngest daugh-
ter, Jennie Elizabeth. was united in mar
riagc TO Charles Edward Parsons of
Colchester, formerly of Essex. The ccrc-
mony was at four O'Clock in the afternoon
and was performed in the presence OF
many relatives and friends. The onlcat-
ing clergyman being the Rev T.. S. Mowry,
pastor OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church
of Winooski, Elmer u. Cook, a brother of
the bride acted as best man and Miss
Daisy Douglass as bridesmaid. Miss l;liz-
abcth Cook of Boston. niece of the bride
was flower girl. Tho bridal march was
played by Miss Carrie II. Wright. The
ceremony took place in front of a bank
and arch of evcrerccns and daisies. the
bridal couple standing under - floral
horseshoe. an emblem OF the goodwill to
attend them in their future life. The bride
was gowncd in blue silk with white APP
pluuc trimmings and carried n bouquet
OF roses. The bridesmaid was at'ircd in
brown silk and carried pond lilies. The
flower girl dressed in white scattered flow
crs in the pathway of the bride. After
the ceremony reception was held at
which about 80 people were present. Re
frcshments of sandwiches, fruit punch.
ice cream and cake were served on the
lawn. A large number of beautiful gifts
were admired by the guests present.
Those present from out of town wcr"
Mrs II. u. Burnham of Gardner. Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Cook of Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. u. J. Bond and Mr. ana Mrs. Wei
linGton Saycr and Miss Celia Sagcr of
burlington. Miss Emma Sager of Spring
field Mass.
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EAST HIGHGATE.

The funeral of Joseph Poltier was held
from the Catholic Church. Highsate Gem
ter last Wednesday forenoon, juno %.
a priest from Montreal, whom the dis.
ceased lived with during the younger part
of his life. officiated. NJ. and Mrs. Jo-
scrh LaChance and he Misses la
Chance. brother and sister Of Mrs Pei
tiers. accompanied the prNSst.-Mrs. Hat
tic Hslop is in Alburgh, called there
by the serious illness of her daughter
Miss Viva Leach of Lowell, Mass. vis-
tied her aunts. Mrs. o. II. Rixford and
Mrs. VI. J. Cutler last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward 1.abounty and DAUGHTER
are passing n few days with relatives
in Cambridsc.-Mrs. w. II. Cruikshans
Of Essex. n. y, Miss Bertha Barnes of
Burlington, Leon Phelps, Of New York
and Geo. Phelps Of Enos,Vrgh Falls are
passing n few days at the home of their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. J. Phelps. and
with their sister. Mrs T.. w. Crowell-
Clarence Gilman Of Wcstport, y. r.. WIS.,
tied at the home Of A. II. Marsh a few
DAYS recently Miss Tatro OF Franklin
visited over Sunday ut the homo Of her
sister, Mrs. julia Iemnah.-A party WIS
held Mt the home of lewis Trombev
Saturday cvouing.-Mr. Banyoa Of High
gate passed few days last week at the
home of Edward Lahounty. +. s. SAINT
vcr of Swanton was in town on h'isi-
ness Thursday.-Mr and Mrs Joseph
Stone and family passed Saturday at
IichGatc Srrincs-Miss Annabel Dunton
visited recently at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. Albert Nyc
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FRANKLIN.

Miss l., A. Hill ard Mss Winnie Wells
are visiting friends ut l,ursirEl Falls.
Tired Wright spent the Fourth with
his parents. M. and Mrs. q. 7. Wright.
Miss Amanda cvitt and mother of
Barre are spending the summer here
Miss Stc.;h Brill has scnc to Round Is
land, \. V. whore she has a position for
the summer in tho New FnntonaC Hotel
Mrs, T., NJ, Butler of South burlington
end Miss Carrie u ider of New Eor,
were called here ~ the serious Illness
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The following are the newly elected
officers of tho Baptist Young Peoples
union: President. Frank Woods; vice.
president. II. a. West: recording sccrc-
tary. Mrs. Ernest Howard: CORES
pondinE secretary, Miss Edith Mill
ham: treasures, Miss Hazel Woods de
votional committee. Mrs &. $. Flctch-
or. Miss Evalccn Booth. Il. NJ. Howard
Edward Cronin, T.. a. West; mcnsbcr
ship committee. Miss Luna Stafford
Miss Alice Brown. II. S. Woods. Miss
May Deforgc, u. T.. White: social com
mittee. Mrs. T.. A. West Mrs. T.. NJ
Howard. Mrs. n. a. Woods. Mrs. +. w
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MILTON BORo.

The Woods are in camp Mt the lake
Miss Edith Hayden closed her school June
% and held a picnic in the afternoon at
Camp Eich.--Arthur White does not i'm
prove. Ills sister, Mrs Maud 1Iogaboon
of Franklin, is ut her fathers, Elwyn
Whitc.--Claud White is expected to ar
rive from Boston Monday.-Mrs. L. NJ.
Blake of ST. Adams Ia the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. e. Rlake.-D. r..
Bean returned from Plattsburgh Thurs
day with a new yacht, which will he an
addition to the attractions at Camp Rich.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Walter Aidrch whose leg was broken
ten days ago by the kick Of Il horse Is
doing w.ll.-MrS Eugene Butler vas
called to Franklin Monday by the serious
illness of her father, J. Il. Wilder.-M'ss
Lutte Rollins of Huntington is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Fannie Tilley.-A
party &c Young people from Fourth street
went to Mount Philo in Charlotte t. spend
the Fourth.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred IIutchins
have little son, born Juno q.
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other friends in town.--Erncst Rogers OF
Boston is visiting his mother and sisters
at their cottaec at Camp Martn.--Thc
water in the river was very high Sunday
and Monday II was over the road here
Mrs Charles Readc and Mrs. Rodent Ad-
ans of Philadelphia came Saturday to
spend the summer at their cottage, Kill
dare cottage. at Camp Martin. Mr. and
Mrs. H. y. Latham went Saturday to
spend a few days with Mr.. Iathams par
cn,s at South Royalton.--Thc Rev w. G.
Clark of Lyndon was in town Saturday,
Arthur Thompson is spending Il part OF
tho week with friends in Highgatc.--
Miss Frank Spencer of New York camo
Saturday evening to spend the summer
with Mrs. Jane Flynn.
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ENOSBURCH.

Mrs. Hattie Nichols, who was injured
several months ago. = much better.
--rlara Carpenter, " no Mas heou in Tlce
for several We, ks caring for her sister.
Mrs. William kiddcr. is expected honi1
this week. Mrs. kiddcr being much bet
ter-Florcncc Fcrloy. who mas been
teaching in Bellows Free Academy, is at
homo for the summer vacation. Warren
PcrlcH Is making extensive repairs on
his hotisc AMI barrs.--Nir. and Mrs. Frlnk
Ab1ir have finished work for " G.. tas-
set ana returned home, Mr.. Ablir will
assist +. \. Cassidy through havinr
Mrs. n. ". t,ldrcd is IN Albany with
friends q s. Fassott returned June Il
from P,rlinGtcn. where he has been for
several weeks experimenting the carpen.
ter work at the new athletic field AND
constructing il buldin. at the experiment
farm.-Thc hay crop promises to be- 4
large one. Farmers are Just begiinins
haying -Wiiloughhv Wilson has moved
from his farm to the elizabeth Hayes
house at East t.noshurgh.
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BOLTON.

The Dime society OF west Bolton met
with Mrs. w. VI. Stevens on June .S-
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Muzzy and daughter
Kathleen ar. visiting relatives in New
York Statc.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. Elmer have
rented rooms in the new mill for Fred
Jewett.-Mrs Thomas Fiddeck, Fred
Jewctt and Mrs. Clarence Brush are
SICK and Mr. ana Mrs Fnnoy who have
rcnted rooms in the Rishun house
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g. 900 BUYS a 100 acre farm, two miles to
village six miles To railroad, II. f. D..
meadows smooth and free from stone,
1900 sugar trees newly equipped. Il large
amount of timber. all necessary farming
tools. cream separator and dairy tools.
together with Is cows and all fodder put
into barn Possession given October /.
Terms $500 cash. balance to suit, no bet
ter bargain in Vermont. Apply at once
to j. T.. Hunt, Real Estate. Essex juno
ton. Vt. 1.wtf
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clean moving, strong black soil. n large
modern barn, fair house, 200 sugar
trees equipped. abundance of wood, 30
NJ. soft timber, fine running spring
water. nice orchard main road. r. T..
D. and telephone, l. young cows mower
and rake. with all this years crop of
hay in the barn. Possession October L.
Price for all 81, $40. 5000 cash, balance 500
per year. 500 now secures this trade
Location three miles from tho beautiful
village of Greensboro and Caspian lake.
VT. Tho J. T.. Hunt Real Estate Agency
Essex Junction, Vt. 4S,tf
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HUNTINGTON.

Sanford Ross has sold his farm to Al
bert Crandcll of Joncsvillc; considcra-
ton. St,00O.-Norton IL johnson have dis
olvcd partnership. Norton has the store
and Johnson the crcamcry.--(luitc n num-
Der from here are camping Mt the lake.
Miss Daisic Kenyon has returned home,
after visiting friends in st. Johnsbury.-.
Miss Laura sweet closed her school Fri
day for the summer vacation.
Sanford Ross has sold his farm to A. t..
Crandall of Jonosvillc--F, q. Norton from
Queen City Park was in town over the
Fourth Olivia Sturtcvant. who has
boon the guest OF Mrs. c. j. Norton the
past two weeks returned To- her home in
Bristol Mondny.-Mrs. Cora Weller and
son spent the past week in town visiting
old acquaintance. The firm of Norton d.
Johnson are taking an inventory of their
stock in tho store preparatory to dis
solution of partnership. -Worthlcy Need
ham, who has n position in Bennington
visited his aunt. Mrs. Il. NJ. Sprague the
first Of the week. Miss Kathleen Saylcs
is in burlington for few days being doc
torcd for throat troullc.-Miss Daisy Ken
yon is home from a two weeks visit with
friends in johnson.
rho Fourth here was celebrated with
n picnic in John Andrcwss maple grove
in th" afternoon and ~ fnc display OF
fireworks in tho evening at the residence
Of high Bailiff II. a. Norton. Ice cream
was scrvcd on both cccasions.-W lillian
t.cvett mystcriously disappeared from his
home last Saturday evening ana no trace
! Of him has hcen found rs vct.-t'noalloI
for letters in this office are rs follows:
Mrs. &. II. Parmclcc. Vernon Rickford
60. l. s. Innnis CO. Mrs. G. J.. Wyinan
entertained H. Kings Daughters We'd
nc day aftcrnoon.-Th ladies Auxiliary
of his place vii, give an ice cream So
cable Thursday evening. July u. at the
town hail.
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FLETCHER.

The remains of Mrs. Truman l.llis have
been brought here from Fairfax and buried
beside her husband. Truman ELISA son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Har-
rgan Of New York. Mrs. Harrigan was
formerly Miss Celia I.ongton and is spend
ing the summer here with her parents
Mrs. Ida Addison has seturned to her
home in Now hampshire Henry Adams
and Mrs. Rolio were united in marriage
by Justice G. =. Parsons Juno %.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

Madge Baldwin went to burlington
saturday AS nurse ut pr. Srnrhawk' $
sanitorium.-Thc heavy rain of Saturday
ana Sunday washed the ROADS badly.
Lewis creek was higher Monday morning
by several inches than it has been since
the ice went out last spring-The Ladies'
Ala will have u social at Homer Clarke's
Tuesday evening
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FARM FOR SALE--l,V acres. one mile to
school and village, two and onc-half
miles to creamery. seven miles to rail-
road, eight-room house, in good condi-
ton; barn 42xG4; Now. three years ago,
good spring water. will keep 90
cows and team: IL cows three horses
harness. plowa. harroWs. moving ma
chimes, hay rake. wagons separator
meaning all stock and tools on the
farm, easy terms, s2.725, or farm 81 500
J. II. Drew. real estate, lardwick, VT
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Teeth Extracted

Tho only oihce in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle OF pain without taking gas.
Ny method Is used by no other person.
NO pain; no danger; no after effects.
DIR. l.. HAZEN.
once. 1876 Pine street. Burlington.vt
OGice hours. 10 to 3. Z to 8.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little 1t costs to toll thou-
sands of readers in many towns of Ner
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your advcr-
tiSement. H1,wtf
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ESSEX CENTER.

A musical entertainment under the aus
pcos and for the benefit of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school will be given at
Il. Z. J. hall on Friday evening. July 7,
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VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale. In cloth binding $50 for set OF
two volumes. The second volume alone
SIS. Free Press Association, Burling-
ton, VI. S1,w1y
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FOR SA1,E-Empty flour or new barrels
for apples in car lots or less. Call and
see them. Horace +. Saxton. Shelburne,
Vt, l4l 2Gt&50w, At
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MORSE'S LINE.

MISS Jennie Lynch of Vautuckot. r. l.,
is VISITING at tho home OF ~. a. Fuller
j. h. Baylor United Stats coast sur.
veyor. accompanied by his son and r. A.
Staples of Washington. D. G., were in
town on Wednesday inspecting the bound.
aries and photographing the iron posts.
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FOR SALE.

u ACRE FARM for sale cheap and on
easy terms. Ii. ii. Tillcy, St. George,
VI. 152.d&wtf
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ONECENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent n
word. each insertion. Copy may be
changed c$ery week. Cash in advance re-
CURED. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words, two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using from 20 to
LOCO lines within twelve consecutive
months.
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WANTED.

GOOD RELIABLE MAN wanted TO
look after machinery, etc. Box a..
Burlington, VI 1w,t.
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HOW ABOUT this FARM ?

175 acre, 90 COW farm, strong soil,
good buildings. nice sugar works, 100
10 40 NJ. saw timber, easy TO get, 2ia
NJ. to Marshfield village. X. +. D. and
tel. Price, $1,000, including dairy SUI
gar and farming tools; Il cash. Send
10c for 500 farm catalogue and ma p
of Vermont Several desirable cot
tagos on Lake Champlain for sale or
rent.
REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE CO.
LAG A. st. Paul street,
Burlington, Vt.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell u farm should use this
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
ment would be read by many possible
BUYERS 37,wtf
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the son of Amos and Leefa (Grey) Davis.
He Is survived by wife and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. IL. q. Bevins of Milton, and
Mrs. L. u. Mcicndy. Of Brooksidc. Tho
funeral was held at the house Thursday.
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CONTINUED on Thru Pnseo
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-11-24

Additional trains leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge and intermediate Stations at 10 10 a. n
and 4 Is, and 6 10 and ii 10 p. M, and leave
Union Bridge for Baltimore and 1ntermedi-
ate Stations al 4 30 $40 and $40 II. m, and
1850 m. daily, except Sunday.
Sundays only-leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge and intermediate Stations at $50 a IN
and 2.3Op m. Leave Union Bridge at 6.l0 and
$50 a m. and 405 p. m. for Baltimore and In
teTmediat' Stations.
Baltimore ann Cumberland Valley X. X.
Leave HagerSt wn for Shippensburg and In
termediate Stations at II. 05 a. m. ano 7.30 p m.
For Chamb rsbnrg 80 m. Leave Ship
penshurg for Hagerstown an Int, rmediate
Chambe sburg 81 p. IN.
Trains via Altenwald CutOff Leave Hag-
erstown for t'hamberSburg and intermediate
for Hagerstown and Intern o diate Stations al
S.I5 p III.
Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmtsburg at s %
and 10 50 a. m. and $50 and 100 p. m. Leave
Emmitsburg for Rocky Ridge at 7.45 and 9.55
q. m. and 255 and 81 p. m.
I cave Bruceville for Frederick at s.38. 1886
and 1910 m. and AS, and &. As p M
| cave Bruceville for Columbia, Littestown
and Taneytown at 9.47 II. III and 3.45 p. m
cave Frederick for Baltimore at so a. m
and 800 and 4 81 m.
Connections at Cherry Run. w Va.-B.& ~
pass niger trains lea Cherry Run. Chicago
EXprr4 s, daily, at II 40 p m. Pitt>burg and
Cleveland Express, daily, at ll.55 p. IN.
*Daiiy All others daily exceI SUNDAY
B H. GRISWOLD, +. NJ. HoWtLL,
Gen'l Traffic Manager. Gen Pass Agt