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NORTH HERO.

The Rev. G. L. Story did not preach
Mt the church Sunday on account of the
serious illness of his daughtcr.--Mr. ana
Mrs. NJ. W. Dodds OF Burlington arrived
on the evening train Saturday and spent
Sunday with friends.-Mrs. James Tud-
hope and Mrs. David Tudhope are IN
ewanton visiting Mrs. f.. g. Prouty.--
The six months old child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Eilas I'arwell, who lives on knights
Island died with commissions last Thurs
day night-Miss Lois Babcock of iia-
watha. Kansas. is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Addison Dodds.--Oscar Knights has
given up his job on the Rutland draw
bridge to take n position in the meat
market of his brother in Boston. Guy
Haynes has taken his place in the draw
bridge.-AuditOr Graham AMI Secretary
Miles made business visit to O. p.
Knight ami were guests at the Irving
house Saturday night leaving here sun
Nay by yacht for ST. Adams. Secretary
Miles was accompanied by his Wife
D. p. Knight went on business to Al
>urgh Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. 4. Dodds
and Miss Lois Babcock, Mrs. J. H. Dodds,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Knight attended COM
nncnccmcnt exercises OF the Burlington
bign school last Friday.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Lee Thomas Of Swanton was in town
/ few days last weck.--John Robach is
N town for "A few days.--Miss Incz Ford
Is boarding at ID. T. Trombloys. Schools
have closed for the summer vacation
Miss Mary Montgomery and Mrs Helena
yenncv have gone to Toronto.-Mrs. ".
6. Holcomb has returned from Rouses
Toint.-W. q. Doolin and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Doolin of st. Adams were in town
Thursday tn attend tho funeral of their
mother. Mrs James Doolin.-Mrs James
booln an aged and respected citizen of
this town died at the homo Of her SON,
Vohn Dooln, Tuesday. Mrs. Doolin had
been in poor health for several years
and unable to walk without the aid Of
crutchcs. The funeral was held at the
home Thursday. The Rev. f. l.. NJ.
Barnes OBLIGATED. There were several
floral offerings. Mrs. Doolin was a kind
and generous hearted woman. she leaves
70 mourn her loss, two daughters and
four sons.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

The Maple Lawn Academy Alumni as.
ISOLATION wish to express their sincere
gratitude To Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T. Wilder.
who so kindly rendered their assistance
on juno u n the alumni reunion.
Rogeno NJ. Dougherty has completed
the course at the johnson Normal school
and regraduatcd June II this being her
second graduation from the Normal
day was observed at
the Congro gational Church Sunday
The South Hero base ball team defeated
the Alburgh team at Alburgh Satur-
dav-Mr. and Mrs. Juan Robinson. Mr..
and Mrs. James Wadsworth, George
Fresn were among those who attended
the excursion to Montreal. MIR. and Mrs
James Doughtcry attended the COM
mencement exercises at Johnson. Lucille
Fresh, who has been attending school in
Bellows Falls returned home Monday
+. ]. Petty spent Sunday with his
mother. Mrs. Sarah Petty.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

Rufus Hovt, aged 50 years. died very
suddenly last Thursday morning. Tho
funeral was held at his home Saturday
afternoon the Rev. J. c. Taylor ofilciat-
ing.-The grammar school grade will
hold their graduating exercises in the
Church next Friday evening
The orchestra will be in attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dawson have gone
to fIardwick for few weeks stay
Myra Hatch. aged 8, years died last
Thursday Mt the homo of her niece. Tho
funeral was held Friday afternoon. tho
Rev. J. C. Taylor Notwithstanding
Howard is home from Exeter. Fred and
Percy Kerr home from Barre. Alden
Twiss is home from Montpelier. These
boys are home for their summer vaca-
tion.-Dr. Bibbey from Fair Haven has
taken rooms ut Homer Bartlett's and
practice
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

Sargent in exchange FOR the one given
him many years ago for a brave deed.
he being the first to plant the colors
on the cncmy's works at Petersburg
when they yielded to the boys in blue
on April ,. 1865. The Memorial Rec.
ord prepared by Mr.. X. A. Savage,
Gays of Mr.. Sargent: He was always
ready for duty and took part in all
the battles of his regiment" He was
also ready for emergencies. for when
during another engagement the staff
of the flag ne was bearing was hit by
ball and split. he produced n string
from his pocket and tied tho broken
etaff together and went or ahead with
the colors as before.--GeorCc Sanborn.
@ boy Of about TO- from Ifardwick. who
has been employed on Eddy Il Love-
Joys farm on West Branch concluded
his enga cement there and left on Mon
day, taking with him pair OF shoes
belon ging TO another hired man. He
was arrested and pleaded guilty and
was fined ST. and costs. Not being able
TO pay he was set at liberty on prohn-
tion TO work it out.--C. l.. Mcmahon
went to Barre on Tuesday to attend
commencement at Goddard Seminary.
=. -
guest of her son. Dr. n. W. Barrows.-
Or. and Mrs. y. u. Greene Of Bethel
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Tuppcr Of
Rochester. who were guests of Mr..
and Mrs c. T.. Burt over sunday. re-
turned to their homes on Tuesday
The job Of erecting tho now smoke
stack at the power station proved
longer thnn was expected and was not
"a
cars were run on Monday until o:55
=. M. the mail and passengers being
rarried by teams. The work was in
charge of y. W. Cooley Of Waterbury.
DIR. and Mrs c. NJ. Bugbee of Water
bury were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
6. Roardman over Sundav.--C. A. Sim
mons left stowe on Tuesday Tor n
visi, to relatives in Hartford. Conn
n Bigelow and +. r. Blodgctt visited
Burlington on Tuesday.--E. +. Brink
went to Barre on Tuesday.
Fish and Game Commissioner H. o.
Thomas has appointed +. ". Stickney
attorney at law in Rutland. game warden
FOR Rutland county.--H. n. Miller has
resigned as county warden in Orange
county-David r. Slado and friends of
Fall River Mass. will arrive in Stowe
on Sunday and visit Lake Mansfield over
the Fourth-Admral Clark and family
will spend the summer at Lake Mans
field He is expected next Morday.-Mr.
and Mrs ~ Bigelow are moving to their
house on Sunset street. recently purchas-
ed of II. w. Gibhs-Mrs. r. II. Gale.
Fred Gale and Pcrley Hale arrived in
Stowe on Tuesday from St. FL IL. MINI.
where they have been for tho past year
= ri of l,nw
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MONTPELIER.

James Nunroc Peck died at the home OF
his son. II. a. Peck on Depot street Fri
LAY morning at the ago Of Il years. He
was born in Cornwall and was one of
the oldest members If Union Ledge No.
.. +. X A. NJ. For over 30 years he hac.
reid tn" Office of tyler He is SURVIVED
hv two daughters, Mrs. W. II. Nicholas
of Morrsvillc and Mrs. II. Cen Of East
Hampton Corn, and II. 4. Peck of this
village. Tho funeral was held from
the hous" Monday morning at eleven
O'Clock. The Roy. w. n. Nasnbur.ic. pas
tor Of the Methodist Church. ofici,tsd
and the burial WAS in the family lot in
The Cornwall cemetery.
Some unusual ana amusing things hap
poned in connection with the visit Of the
John Robinson circus tn Mort pelicr on
Saturday. When the circus trains were on
the way to Montpelier from " lite River
Junction. Stout il'art. one If the Apac he
Indians with the show went suddenly
crazy and had 10 hc put in irons. He
received word at whit" River junction
that his father. Chief Bold Eagle had
died near Fort SILK. His grief evidently
turnc! his brain and he insisted on jump
'ne from the train. Tho department at
Washington was notified. as these chiefs
WITH the show are federal prisoners and
Mr.. Robinson is awaiting instructions
what t. do with Stout Heart +. l.. Spar
row had the contract for fur ishing the
hay for the circls. As lie drove on TO
the grounds with II load "Cr.tm" the
large trick "nlohant and notorious thief
spread it, She with the other elephants
made break for il. gathering up so
mech of II in their trunks that Sparrow
had To draw another load and Mr. Robin
son choorfully paid for 10th. This show
was stranger To Montpelier but it ranks
well with tho largest travelling and made
good all its promises
John Ronen. one of the Romcn brothers.
thc human iiys, was badly injured during
tho evening performance. While gong
through his act strap that neld him
in the air by one foot broke and ne fell
To the ground. a distance Of 30 feet He
managed 10 twist his body during his fan
IN avoid striking on his head and escaped
with a bally bruised shoulder and dis
located wrist, He was taken to lleaton
hospital. where DIR. c. +. Chandler treat
ri hin, and he went to ST. Alhans with
tho show shortly after mdrirht.
The I,ascomb bowling alleys on School
street. which ara nearly new and among
the finest In the state have been pun
chased for s2,2,o by Arthur w. Daley
manager of tho inttroity tuse bali team
The contract for putting The .teel
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MIDDLEsEX.

l.. Q. Wilder was in Barre the FIRST
of the wcek.-Capt q. c. Wilder of
Waitstcld visited his son. l.. o. Wilder,
the last Of the wcck.-Schools in town
close this week. Isabelle Martin
OF South Royalton closed her sixth term
OF school in the primary grade of the
village school Tuesday and is to teach
in one Of tho city schools of Barre this
fall.-Miss Edith Roberts of Montpelier
visited Miss Ella Comstock Tuesdays
tn" Ladies' Aid hold their social We'd
nesday with Mrs. Gilbert Miles. The
Rev. Mr.. Key Of North Carolina a mis-
sionary spoke for tho Universalist society
Sunday aftcrnoon.-Mrs Edward Dana is
very low and is attended by DIR. Nc
|Guire OF Montpclicr
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RANDOLPH.

A. tho brides home on Weston street
Saturday noon took place the marriage
of Miss Lena Mae I'iXby to Frank II.
lnElosbc ~ Oakhcd. y. Y. The house
was very tastefully decorated for the
occasion with ferns and white dases.
The ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev Fraser Metzger. was witnessed
by only tho relatives Of the contracting
parties. Tho bride was gowncd in a
beautiful white crepe-de- chine. trimmed
with white lace. and carried brides roses.
Miss Esther George acted as maid of
honor and attended the bride. She was
dressed in white lambs down gown
and carried pink carnations. George
Inglcshc of Euffalo. \. Y, a brother of
the groom. acted as best man. After
the ceremony wedding luncheon was
served at the house. Mr.. and Mrs. In
glesbc were the recipients OF very many
beautiful and useful presents. For the
past year the bride acted ms second as
sistant teacher in the Randolph high
school. and in leaving she takes with
her the best wishes of many friends.
The groom is at present n student of
the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology. Among those from out OF town
who attended the wedding were: Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Inglcsbe of Oaksneld.
\. v, a. n. Flint of Spring Hill. Kan
sas. and Mr. and Mrs. r.. l. Clafn Of
Braintree. MFR. and Mrs. Inglesbe left
here Saturday afternoon for short
wedding trip before going to Boston.
where they will make their home for
the present.
Arnon A. Atwood. who left here few
weeks ago with his son, ]. w. Atwood
for Greensboro To spend the summer at
the lattcr's cottage, died there very sud
denly Thursday. Mr. Atwood. who was
in his sSth year. was born in Ripton,
whore he spent his early life, but for
many years he has made his home in
Randolph, where he has been n familiar
character aud respected citizen. In his
native town he held many important
Offices and acted az representative in
the State legislature. Tho body WIS
brought here Saturday and Tho funeral
was hold at the Baptist Church Sunday
ut 4:dH p. m. with the Rev Samuel
Knowles officiating, Intcrmcnt was
made in tho Atwood family lot in the
Southvlow cemetery.
Mrs. Martin Sargent died Thursday at
her home in Rraintrce after an illness
Of few weeks. She is survived by her
husband. n daughter and an infant child.
10 days old The funeral was held
Mt tho house Sunday afternoon with the
Rev. Samuel Knowles officiating. Inter-
mcnt WAS made in the Braintree Branch
cemetery.
NJ, G. Rowcll had n large shipment Of
stock from here Monday, consisting OF
cattle. calves and hoge. u. +. Kicker also
shipped number ~ hogs and calves
The prices paid. per pound. for hogs,
IL tn "a cents; calves. s cents.
News was received heer Tuesday
that George Fits died Monday at
Springfield. Mass. where he went n few
weeks ago to visit relatives. His dauch-
ter. Miss Ada Fits Of Boston vas with
her father during his last short illness
rho body OF Mr.. Fits will not be brought
to Randolph and the funeral will be held
in Springfield.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH CENTRE.

The commencement OF the Randolph
Normal school opened Sunday. the 18th,
with a sermon before the graduating class
by the Rev. - A. Gilman of Gardner.
Mass. Monday evening the principal
gave reception to the graduating class
written examinations were held Tuesday
and oral examinations Wednesday. Class
day exercises were held in the afternoon
and a concert given by the Boston Cni-
versity Glee club. Thursday the annual
alumni meeting was held and in the
evening an address delivered by Prof
Herman H. Horne OF Dartmouth Coll
lcgc. after which Professor Morrill, pre-
scented the certificates. Tho seniors held
reception and later the Alumni associa-
ton sat down to a banquet furnished by
the Randolph House at training school
hall. There were five graduates in the
second course and ~ in the first course.
All of the Normal school commissioners
were present some part OF the time and
tn. superintendent of education was also
present a short time. One of the senior
class came down with measles the 18th
and many were exposed SO that 1t made
auitc a scare, and there was moro or less
int, Eruption by reason of quarantine. but
all the exercises we're good and well at
tended.
Miss Alccc IIyzor has returned from
the L. V. NJ. for the summer vacaiion.-
Miss Ccrtha stone. who has been teach
jne in Burr and Burton Seminary. Is ~
home for tho vacation Prof. Fred Dayc
left Saturday for Boston and from there
Will go ~ his former home in New Bruins,
wick.-T j. Kelley and two daughters q.
Lynn, Mass are visiting at w. II.
Rcgan's. tx Lieut. Gov. H. s. stanton
~ Roxh,,ry WAS here last week to attcnN
tho grlduation Of his dauCht"r,-C. w.
Granger left Tuesday for Barre. whoro
he has II position ON the clcctrics.-A
brother from Essex and three sisters from
Massachusetts Of S. II. Day are VISITING
him Mrs. Chandler. who has hccr visit
inc in NV hampshire, has returned and
is .tnpDrC at W. l.. Seymour s.-N. l.
RcNtlrn and wife wore in Chelsea Tuesday
and Wn.incsday.-M Mss .Nctt Mnrphy ha,
returned I" NoWhf.ld. taking with hos
tho three youngest children of V. c. Nc.
Murphy.
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LOWELL.

Frank ". Sanborn and Miss NJ. Violet
Tucker of Newport were united in mar
rage Wednesday, June q by the Rev.
c. II. CoOlridge.-Mrs. Warren Crafts and
son. Maurice. Of Lyman, y. H.. are the
guests OF Mrs. Crafts mother Mrs
George Hartwell-Miss May Townsville
of Concord. n. H.. is spending a few days
with her sister. Mrs. Clarence Parker
Mrs. A. A. Burton has returned to her
home in Mddlcport, n. Y.-William Par
kcr has gone to Lyman. n. H., for the
summertime Modern Woodmen will
give social dance at the town hall Fri
day evening. June 3O.--Mrs. A. NJ. Hard.
ing and daughter have gone TO Worces-
ter to Join Mr.. Harding. who went last
May.-Mrs. Cyrus Durnage and son. Mar
rinot. are visiting friends in Fairfax.-G
Il. Watson Is In Cambridge this week.
Mrs. !. 3. Hill entertained her friend,
V. Dodge, Of Minneapolis, MINI. last
wcek.-rhe house and part of the con-
tents, belonging to Reuben Davis burned
carly Wednesday morning. June IS: cause
probably 6S.."tive stove pipe.
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ALBuRoH SPRINGS.

Services were held in tho Congrega-
tional Church on Sunday the 18th. The
Rev. Mr. Davies ofliciated. Mr. Davies
returned to his home in Ncwfanc on
Monday.-Therc will be n social at Mr..
". \. Mills for tho benefit Of tho Con-
ere gationnI Church on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Edna Mead and her son ana
daughter Of Swanton arc visiting at An
drew Carman's. Miss Gertrude Soulc
has returned from n week spent with
friends in burlington and vicinity.--A
social will be given ny Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dean
for the Episcopal Church fund on Thurs
day 20. \ fine musical entertainment is
promised and a good time. All are cord
lily invited.
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George Young Of New York is visiting
at his unclcs. n. J. Darby.-I'herc was
meeting Of the commissioners at the
II. G. Jameson estate last Saturday.
The Story moving pictures are here as
entertainment for "a few days. They
close Wednesday night and go to North
Hero.-Mrs. L. -. Becklcy Of Niles.
Michigan is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. a. Lessor.-Ralrh Butler of
Burlington is here changing the central
telephone office from Deans store to n.
L. Martina
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BRADFORD.

Miss Katherine Dcmeritt is at work
for Mrs r. w. Cunningham who is ILL.,
Misses Marcia Winship and Sara Parker
arc guests of Mrs. Clark c. Briggs in
Burlington. Mrs. Charles Smith and son
of dorchester. Mass, arc at the home
Of her parents. MFR. and Mrs. T. II.
Gcorge.--Miss Louise johnson is spend
ing a thrcc weeks vacation in Boston
and Saxton's Rivcr.-N. r. Doe OF New
York city is at his home here for n
tme.-Miss Gcrda IIuntoon of Manches-
ter. y. H.. is visiting Mrs. C. f.. Clarke.
Mrs. Theodore Snow of 1.itchiicld,
Conn. is the guest Of Mrs Frank r.
Healey.--Mss Harriette Craig of Bos-
ton is at her home here for a part of
the summcr.Mss Edith Cunningham
left for Concord. y. H.. NeN'lay to visit
her aunt. from there she will go to n
beach near Boston. where she has posi-
FIJI
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WESTFIELD.

The Congregational society were very
much surprised and eratificd whenW O.
Wright presented almost enough granite
for und"rprinning its new church. Tho
Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Jcnliina have moved
here and MIR. jenkins began his pastor-
ais July lS.-Thc Rev. NJ. w. Farman re.
this week after an absence Of two weeks
spent with friends in Vermont and at
Springfield and Shelburne Falls, Massa-
chusetts.-Thc Congregational Young
Peoples society has changed the dates Of
its conservation meetings from tho last
to the first Sunday in the month. Her
bert 1.onglcy expects to move into the
house b"lingng to the Mrs. Betscy Steb-
bins estate Willard Farman is erecting
a large barn 4'X6O feet --'rho village
schools have closed pleasant terms
taught by Miss Vivian Burke Of Lyndon
and Mrs F.. $ Miller. who have been
rocngaGcd for the fall term.-Misscs
Ethel Hoyt, Eva Gilpn and Ida John
son finish their schools this week.-Mrs.
Nj. Wiley ana three children of Hard
wick came last Saturday to make "A long
stay with her mother, Mrs. Willard FAR
man. Mrs. Farman is also entertaining
her sister. Mrs. George Andrews and
husband OF Island Pond.-Mrs Darling
Of West Derby and Miss Edison of Massa-
wippi. Gambia are the guests of their
cousin, Mrs. David Hitchcock. Miss
Maud Miller went last Saturday to Low
ell. Mass, to attend the wedding of her
cousin. Miss Margaret Miller TO Ernest
Hamilton. teacher in the Montpelier
Seminary. About 40 attended the Ladies
Aid society met with Mrs. r. S. Miller
last Thursday and very pleasant time
was had William Benware has success
fully passed an examination for carrier
on X. f. D.. and Is awaiting an ap.
pointment.-Patriotic service will be held
at the Congregational Church Sunday
evening July 2.-Westfield is getting quite
sporty The first baseball club hay.
played with several first class teams and
have been beaten only twice once by
Newport and once by Lowell The sec
ond base hall team has also had almos,
walkovcr in tho games this season.
There seems to he something peculiar this
season about tho ground absorbing heavy
rains so very rapidly.
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Maude IIstcy Of Lincoln is visit
ing at A. q. Estey's.-l3crt Rogers of
Bethel was called here this week by the
illness Of his mother. Mrs George Rog-
crs.-Atiss f.ottc Baker has returned
from the Troy Conference Academy at
Po'iltney.-Mr. and Mrs w. r. Avery
and daughter. Ruth, and Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. N. Baker attended tho 18th anniversary
If the marriage of MIR. and Mrs. L. r.
Avery at Ferrisbureh Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. ". II. c. Whitcomh and son OF Al
bany. N. y. spent Sunday at l.. G..
Pumps W. Is. Avery was IN Bur-
lington this wcek--Ihc Ladies' AID So
ciety irct with Mrs. l.. NJ. Baker Thurs
day afternoon
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FAYSTON.

Mrs u. +. Ainsworth of Minneapolis
n"S come 10 TINS her native town. to spend
"a le" weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
AIRS \. ID. BRAGG; and other friends. ".
e. flcr'e has painted his house. Mr. and
Mrs calvin +. Richardson of Mlnneap-
"iis called on several friends in town re-
'onily-Alrs. Walter Mann. who has been
seriously ill., is better
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Bessie ryrord finished her school at
Lower Cabot last weck-The Ladies' Aid
give an ice cream social at the. church
Friday evening June 3O.-Gcrtrude
Batcheldcr is visiting relatives in this
placc,-,ilcnn McKinstry is working in
the store Of S. c. Noodry in Cabot.-A.
NJ. Benjamin is at home from his work
IN Wore ester
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EAST WARREN.

Mrs. Myon Palmer has returned from
Boston,-Lcna and Elsie Wilburn Of
Randolph are spending Il few days at
F. c. Iamb's.-Mrs. A. T. Ed
ridge is visiting in Bristol.-Jamcs
smith rs soon to moro has family to the
four corners and will work for q. H.,
Campbell. Arthur Hutchins has been to
Plainfeld several days caring for his
father, who Is very sck.-Mrs. Grace
Campbell of Randolph visited her par
ents the past week.-Dr. o. d. Green of
Bethel was in town last week to attend
Mrs. +. A. Heath. who IL very low
Schools In town close this week.
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TOURIST REQUISITES.

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Ladies and Mems Umbrellas, etc.
Below mentioned few items from this large showing:
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Leather Dress Suit Cases. hand .ewed leather lined "a ana e
inch Bellows top. straps running around Russet Brown
=, 5000 $ll.5o ono SIS 90
Special Dress Suit Cases Ru Bride Leather hand sewed
made steel frame linen lined brass trimmings case
j, that is easily worth $3.50. Special $500
Straw Dress Suit Cases. leather trimmings linen lined strap and
brass snaps. A very light 81 90
Men Travelling Bag made from soft finish bag leather Enssh
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English Club Bag made from Brown Bag Leather hand .ewed
heavy handles and two short straps over frame
5000
The Dewey Bag made from Brown Grain Leather light weight
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Ladies and Mems Bags. made from Alligator Skim Grain
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English Carry-als, made from Duck and Plaid Woods
$4so to $3.50
Ladies Hand Bags small sizes suitable for shopping Shown
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Toilet Gases for Ladies Men, made from fine leather suit
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, $685. Sl6o $500. $50 to $40 so
yy s~el Gases of Leather $I.oo to $3.50
Medicine Gases 81 90 to s. 20
rave'ns Elock' SI.z5 to 81. sol