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MONTPELIER.

Timothy Boardman died early Thurs
day morning at the home of DIR. IL. s
Boardman, his son. after an illness oi
two weeks, aged 81 years Mr.. Boardman
was born AT Middlcbury in ISIS. tie could
trace his lineage to an old established
ENGLISH family. which took part in the
war of the Revolution. Seven members
of Mr.. Boa rdman's ancestry fought with
the American forces in this struggle.
During the active years of his life Mr..
Roardman was farmer in Middlebury.
He came to Montpelier seven years ago
to reside with his SON. For II years he
had been consistent member of the Con-
|gregational Church. Funeral services were
held Friday morning at eight O'Clock from
the home of DR.. Boardman, the Rev. l..
r. Reed officiating, and the body was
taken to Middlebury for burial. The fu-
neral was private because of the ILL
ness of DR.. Boardman.
The grand list hooks recently filed with
the city court show that the estate ~
James f. Lansdon is the heaviest tan
payer in the city. the assessed valuation
Of this estate being $5+4sSa. The largest
individual taxpayer IL l.. Bart Cross.
whose property is listed at S6O.oS5. j. W.
Brock comes next with S5S 40 and b. r.
Fifield is listed at SO. 100 The Homer W.
Heaton estate stands in the list at Slls.Ss'.
George r. Pape died Friday morning
at the home of George D. Pape, MS son.
after an illness of seven weeks with
dropsy. Deceased was - years old. lie
was a native Of Hun. England, and for 10
wears lived on farm in North Duxbury'
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CHELSEA.

Mrs. May L. Dickinson. Admrs. of T.
p. Dickinson's estate. has sold the
Orange county Hotel to Elgin G. Bar
mes, who was formerly the landlord and
he took possession on Tuesday June O.
Charles Densmore has gone to Lowell.
Mass. to study music.-Adelbert d.
Carpenter, with his son. Hale Carpenter,
from Somervillc. Mass. is visitinl
Mrs. Irene Carpenter Mrs. Wyckoff, the
wife of the Rev. H. J. Wycor accom-
panied by her two children. left town
last week 10 spend the summer months
with her family friends In Connecticut
Seth Mills Of Manchester, n. H.. is visit
ing Mrs. p. Dickinson AT Orange
County Hotel. acting as clerk.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Baraw are visiting their son,
Charles n. Baraw.--At the annual meet
ing OF the Old Home Week association,
c. 8. Emery was reelected president ana
John q. Bacon and Hamilton W. Dear
born were reelected presidents. j
A. r. Corwin. treasurer; John NJ,
Comstock secretary and an executive
committee Of five.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

The engagement was announced Satur-
day of Miss Lola b. Brown to Frank
X. Harrington, salesman for the New York
branch of the Vermont Marble company.
Daniel Maroney was brought here Satur-
day from New York where he suffered "A
slight shock on Thursday last.
The case of Robert McGibbons. who is
charged with illegally killing two deer.
was tried Monday afternoon in Goshen
before Justice Hooker and States At
torney l.. C. Russell Of Middlehury. Nc
Gibbons was placed under $500 bonds,
which was furnished. for tine next term
of the Addison county court.
~ the annual meeting of Neshonc L.lcc-
trc company, held Tuesday afternoon at
the Brandon National hank, the follow
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The funeral was at her late home on
Thursday. tho Rev. II. A. Rcnelee off,
eiating and u. ". McAllister was in
charge Her children we're all present,
Ina wife Of Fred A. Joslyn Of North.
hcId. Chester hnd Mtft'e. wife OF
Thomas Neil OF Waitsfieid, Matte
wife Of Arthur Neil Of Mooretown,
and their little daughter and
Clayton who resides at home. There
were many beautiful flowers, roses
and one large boquet Of white carna tions
from Waitsheld Grange. Of which shs
was a member. Mrs. Dana won the love
OF all who knew her by her real worth
ana winning ways. and her hereaved
husband and children have the sincere
sympathy OF all in their great SORROW
Lloyd Maxwell OF Rutland is visiting
friends In town.-R A. Maxwell has pur
chased a. new piano. Charles Bingham
has rented the II. G. Eastman farm, in
Waitsheld for the year.--Jamcs NJ
Thompson Of Montpelier spent deeora.
ton day with friends
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BENSON.

Newell Harrison and u n. strong, who
went as delegates ~ the Christian En-
donvor convention at Phwlet. made IN
t"rcsting reports Sunday evening. Me-
mortal day the Benson Stars of this vlas
and the boys of the North district had n
game oi ball in NJ S. Basccms pasture.
The former Won in 4 score of So To H.
&. u. Parsons and wife returned to River
side. Missouri. after spending few
DAYS AT their home east of this village
i. W. Kellogg of this village is putting
AZ new stock barn SOxSo Deacon. W. b
Noble has one of the same size well II
process of construction. Chester Is
Smith OF Tcwnshend Is here, the guest OF
T.. H. Sherman. Edwin Taylor and wife
of TicN,deroga are visiting relatives in
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Lucy Wheelock arrived from 8os-
ton Tuesday night and is spending a
few days with her father. the Rev. r.
Wheelock. Ethel Brush arrived
from Boston Tuesday, whore she is at
tending Miss Wheelocks kindergarten
school and spending her vacation with
hei mother. Mrs. S. F. Brush.-Miss
lldah and Reba Gray and Harlow
Leavens are home for summer vacation
Mrs. Mead and Jessie go to Brandon
soon. where they have work in hotel
for the summer.-E. C. Wells propriter
Of the American House has come out
with dandy pair Of black driving
horses
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Charles Mooney is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Nina Hoag.-Mrs. Mary
Ann Mooney is visiting Chazy, n. "
Mrs. Hoag. the undertaken. was called
TO South Hero by the death of Jessie
Hubbel. daughter of William .lubbe!, Of
South Hero who died Tuesday evening.
after a lingering illness. Jenrette Blow
is failing and Miss Nellie Dubuque is
again caring for her.-The Rev. w A.
White preached in Grand Isle June
fourth. The Ladies' Aid meets at Albert
Kinncy's Thursday next--Abou. forty of
Elizabeth Griswold gave them a pleasant
surprise June six. the occasion beng
Mrs. Mary Grswold's "a birthday ami
versarY She retains her cheerfulncss
and mental vigor in a remarkable degree
She came from the old Quaker stock, her
father was one of the first settlers and
founders of that church. Among those
present from out of town were. Mrs
John Schuyler and two daughters of
Grand T:lond, Neb.. Mrs. NJ. g. Brown Of
st. Paul. Mimi. Mrs. Mary Lewis and
Mrs. Lydia Griffith Of Malone. y. T..
several from South iiero.-Thc nigh
school gives an entertainment at the
close of the term Friday evening, COLI
sistng Of a play. recitations etc. Edwin
Adams presented the high school cur
tains for their stage.--NIrs. Johr Scnwyn
Is in Alburgh visiting friends Mr.
Ruthorfords yacht the Marsarctta drag
gol anchor and went on the rocks south
Of Adams dock Sunday night They
were unable to move it until the Chateau
gay came to the rescue.
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BRAINTREE.

W. y. Archer and J. b. Hutchinson
dug out a litter OF foxes Friday anG
captured three alvey. I. Spear and
wife of Randolph have moved to their
summer home near Fast Brantrcc,- -
drs Corwin of Lowell Mass is spend
ing Il short time with her mother. Mrs.
Sarah Powers Mrs. Celia Archer ard
her brother, MIR. Cady, OF Randolph have
been at Walter .\rchers during the alb
sencc If Mrs. Archer to rake charge of
the household dutcs.--W. \. Archer
went tn Granville Saturday to .oin his
wife and children, who have been spend
ing two week.; with relatives, and accom-
panied them home the first OF the week.
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STOWE.

ii. q. Thomas. fish ana game commits
sioner. reports that in Bennington county
the aomunt paid for fines for violating the
fish and game laws of the State since
May ! is sG03.6s.-Erncst F'oss of Morris.
vile has been bound over to county court
by Justice Atchison for Illegal fishing
The grammar school base ball teams of
Stowe and Waterbury played at Stowe on
Saturday afternoon with score of 1. to 3
in favor of Stowe.-The Stowe town team
went to Waterbury Tuesday afternoon and
the high school team goes to Waterbury
Center Saturday.-I.cOn Cobb has conciud-
ed his engagement at Woodstock Inn and
IS spending two weeks with his parents
Miss Kate Seaver has returned from New
York. where she has been employed in q
millinery store.-C. II. Royce of Mont
pelier spent Sunday at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. F. Eddy. Mrs. Boyce spent
last week there.-Mrs. &. l.. Pervier and
two children Of Mortified are guests of
Mrs. Pervier's parents. MIR. and Mrs. II
Mayo.Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Robson OF Sa-
lem. Mass. spent several days recently
with relatives in Stowe and Waterbury
returning to Salem Tuesday.--The prize
speaking contest on the evening of June /;
promises to be an interesting occasion
The lcshian uuartette, Stowe orchestra
the high school band and Mrs i.irnic
Curtis, solOist, will assist in the enter.
|tainment. Commencement events are as
follows: Glass sermon. June II. 7:i5 p. M
at Unity Church; class dinner, June u. 7:3'
p. M Green Mountain Inn: class day cx-
erc.sos. June IL, $3.50 p. m. school yard
prize speaking June IL. p. m. auditorium
graduating exercises, June u. y. M. au,
dtorium. Ninth grade graduating eyer,
cises June II. go - IN. auditorium. :
Mrs. Lucus Demerritt Of Waterbury wa.
n recent visitor at the home ~ her son
W L. Demerritt of West Branch -Lucius
Mooney of Morrisville called on friends il
Stowe sunday.-Mrs. Elsie Adams Pal
mcr of Windsor is the guest OF her moth
or. Mrs. Harriet Adams.
There was quite hard frost here Wed
nesday mornng,-On Wednesday evening
June I, Stowe Lodge, o. G. 4. held SO
ciable instead of the usual meeting, TIL.
Entertainment was in charge of Silas steb
bins assisted by Jesse Moody and Eller
Etearns. The principal feature Of tic
programme was an instructive address b,
Lucius sallies upon the effect OF alcoho
upon the human system. Cake and ic,
lcream were served. The meeting mex
week will be held on Monday evening o,
account of commencement exercises ~
Wednesday evening. Each member Ia re
quested to respond to roll call with som,
current event or item of interest.--'rh,
members of Sickle Chapter. o. r. a. will
serve ice cream and cake at banquet hal
on Tuesday evening, June 49, before
and after prize speaking for the bcnei,
Of the Masons.- subject Of the sermon
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DERBY LINE.

Charles Blair returned to his home last
Saturday from the Royal Victoria hospi-
tai in Montreal. where he was success
fully treated for appendicitis.-rhe Misses
Pike have gone to Barre MS guests of
their brother. William, who graduates
this year from Goddard Seminary at
long severe illness, Within naan mann
Barre-Miss Florence Nelson is recover
ing. after a long severe illness Will
pneumonia Rev. william r. Har-
vev began his pastoratc at the Congrega-
tlonal Church last Sunday, June 4. A
large congregation at both morning ane
evening service attestcd to the interest
felt in the new pastor and his work. At
the morning service Mr.. Harvey gave n
very interesting discourse on congrega
tionalism.-M Shattuck. who has 20
ably assisted at the Haskell library for
several months, has returned 10 Spring
field, Mass, To resume similar duties
there
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WORCESTER.

Henry /" Abbott ia in Boston On bust.
ness.-Clarence Nourse and wife of Farrs
spent last week at J. r. Wilson's-Mrs
Myrtle Lilley Wheeler and daughter
Evelire. of Grand Forks. y. D.. wer.
at Wallis part Of last Week.-Mrs. Alice
Fke and Mrs. Loretta Davis Of rarr.
were guests OF Captain aud Mrs. Dun.
ham Saturday and Sunday-A son vas
horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Witlam Of
Hampshire hill on Surday-Mr and
Mrs. r. G. Gillette anc Mr. ard Mrs
G. F. Wheeler visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Nelson Of Fast Montpelier on Sunday
W. F.. Bruce had a bad attack of heart
trouble on Tuesday last. For time II
was thought he would not recover, but
he is able to be out again.
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BRADFORD.

Mr.. aud !irs. T. T.. Craft. the ..tv and
Mrs. II. j. hlhonsn Mrs. Frederick
Fletcher. Mrs. Barron Pickett. Mrs
Ann Spauding and Miss Pauline
Rlakely attended the Orange county
conference at STAFFORD last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Jenkins are the parents
of daughter, born May Sl.-Miss Anna
Allen has finished her school here and
returned TO her home in Bolton. Walter
Renfrew. who has been in the Mary
Hitchcock hospital in Hanover for treat
ment. Is at homc.--E. q. Leonard has
moved his family to Boston.-Mrs.
Frank Howard has entered Brightlook
hospital at st. Johnsbury for treatment.
Miss Eva Hunt is the guest of 4. Il.
Hunt and family in Lebanon. n. H..
this week
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Mrs. r. r. Greene Thursday afternoon
1t three ocock.-Mrs. ID. q. Livingston
Of Lowell Mass. is In town visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Wheeler.
w. Bert Comings. who spent the win
Ter with relatives in Pueblo, Colo. ar
rived home Thursday night.-1ra Chase.
formerly of this place. who has been on
puty as United States inspector OF GUS
loms at Montreal has been transferred
10 Observation-Disclosures st. Germain has
moved his tailoring shop into the room
N +. W. Mitchells block, formerly oc-
Npied by +. II. Kelley.
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SOUTH HERO.

Commencement exercises of Maple
Lawn Academy will be as follows: Boat
ride Saturday, June II; baccalaureate.
Sunday June Is at eight p. m, Mrtno-
dist Church; graduating exercises. Mon
day, June -, $50 p M, Congregations,
Church: alumni reunion, four r. H.
class day exercises and grand concert,
Waterman's orchestra eight D. IN. The
graduates will he the guests of the
alumni at their reunion. The commences
inent hoatride is from Burlington Ia
Firt III Saturday, June II. Boat leaves
King street wharf at $40 q. NJ, returns
1T SOC
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BELVIDERE.

Varnus Locke is critically i'll and Is not
expected to rccover.--Mrs. r. NJ. Wcscom
and Mrs. 9. w. Shattuck visited their
sister. Mrs Isaac Hunter in Westford
rccently.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shat
tuck, vino were called here by the death
of his father. have returned to their
home in Calbrook. n. H.-Mr. and Mrs.
is. c. Smith of Cambridge are stopping
with their son. s r. Smith this week.
The Ladies' Aid society meets with Mrs.
G. L. Smith June Is The Rev. A. q.
Chandler and F. NJ Wascom arc in Hyde
Park attending court.-R. Davis is drv-
ing the stage.
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Clarence Laclair, who injured his leg
last fall, and has since been suffering
from the effects. underwent n successful
operation at the Mary fletcher Hospital
In Burlington Saturday. He was accom-
panied there by his father. Edgar Laclair.
Miss Grace Coolidge is in Bakersfield
this week attending the commencement
exercises Of Brigham Academy.-Mis
Bernice Patterson was graduated from
Barton Academy, June S-Those from this
town attending the commencement exer-
ciscs OF Barton Academy this week arc
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Patterson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bridges and Irving Stephenson
and daughter. Miss Louisc.--Miss Mao
Wallace Ia home from Boston former vaca-
tion.-Mrs. ]. II. Wallace went to Toronto.
Can. Monday to visit relatives
Sullivan is home from Waterbury for a
short vacation.-Mrs. L. I. Cox of Water
bury was tho guest Of her sister. Mrs.
George Hartwell, recently.
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EAST WARREN.

George Hall and wife OF Broekiielo
were AZ J. J.. Nicola fins last week Mrs
Laura Learned has returned TO her home
in Waitsfield. after two weeks stay
with her Sisters.-Mrs. Nyna Palmer
goes to Dorchester, Mass, this week for
a short stay.-Mrs. William Dumas anu
daughter Of Burke. \ ". is Visiting her
son.-Mrs. Adeline Nandensen dice
June al. c. Gleason had shock o.
paralysis last week ana is very low
Paul Norton has moved his family into
Ella Nincent'S house
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BRoWNlNGToN.

Mrs. Susan Leavey has returned from
Albany whcrc she has been spending
several weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
william Heath.-There are a few cases
of scarlet fever in East Brownngton.-
Mrs. Martha visited her friend, Mrs. l..
r. Leland, this wcck.-Mr. ana Mrs
Edward Husc have gone to New Hamp-
shire for a weeks visit.-CarrOll Grow
who was thrown from his wheel recently
and badly hurt, il recovering. -Herbert lie.
land has gone for n summer sojourn IL
Bethlehem, N. H.-Mrs. Clara Grow is
at Barton Landing caring for Or. Ran
ney. who is dangerously ill.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Wakeman OF Jay visited at
the Rev. G. c. McDonald's recently.
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by the Rcv. r.. NJ. II. Abbott at Unity
Church on Sunday morning. June II. will
be composite Pictures" The hour OF
service IL 1915 a. m.. SUNDAY school and
Bible class at II m. The us,ul meeting OF
the Young Peoples Fraternity In the
evening will be omitted on account of tho
ccalaureatc sermon In the church. The
Rev. r. NJ. n. Abbott addressed the vef-
mont Association OF Universalists at East
Montpelier on Wednesday morning. Mr.
and Mrs. John Sprague Of Huntington are
visiting relatives in stowe.--The clay rDai
near W. a. Smiths residence which has
been In bad condition through tho spring
IL being tiled for drainnge.Nirs. e.. r.
Eddy was quite i'll the first of the week.
The Summit House opened for tho season
on Monday. Two PARTIES Of guests are ex-
pected this week. Parties will do well to
telephone in advance for the most desir-
able rooms.-Thc Rev. II. A. q. Able. who
spoke very acceptably at the Congrega-
tional Church last Sunday, Is expected 10
preach there again next Sunday.-Mrs. L..
n. Parlin Of Littleton, n. H.. war the
guest OF Miss Il. M. owen on Tuesday.
Dwight W. Smith, who has been Ill with
pneumonia at Norwich University, return
cd to stowe last week and Ii much I'M
proved In health.-Rural free delivery
route No. has been extended to Lake
Mansfield and return from June TO
October l
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TOREsTDALE.

Mrs. l.. ]. Fortier has returned from
Schenectady. n. Y. accompanied by her
granddaughter. Mabel Bondreau.-Miss
Phoebe Sargent is spending few days
in Rutland. Mrs. Julia johnson Is visit
ing her daughter at Hague. y. f.-Mrs.
James Walsh OF Leommister, Mass, is
visiting at s. J. Quinns.-Thc schools OF
Forestdale will hold picnic at Lake
Dunmore Friday.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. J. u. Bailey has received intelli.
gence OF the death OF her brother-in.law,
John Ward Bailey. which occurred al
his home in Okanass, British Columbia.
He was one Of the first settlers Of the
town. and followed for years his trade
as compositor.Marcus Waite is visiting
his parents for few days.-IIucy sabin
OF Burlington spent Sunday at her old
home.
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CRAFTsBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. IArrabs with
their family were called to Albany
last Sunday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Larraboc's mother. Mrs. Hunter
CLildren's day exercises VIII he held in
tho Methodist Church next Sunday even
ing.-Mrs s. 4. Smith Is in very poor
hcalth.-Mrs. Morcy from Troy is visi-
ting her daughter. Mrs. A. J. Smith. -
Last Friday evening was geEtlemen's
nil ht nj the GRANGE
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ALBuRoH SPRINGS.

Funeral services were held for Mr..
George Schoolcraft ut his home on Mon
day forenoon and the remains we're taken
10 Swanton for burial. MIR. Schoolcraft
was struck by lightning when quite
near his home on the way from the field
Turing the thunder storm Friday after
noon. The only mark made ty the
lightning was Il hole in the top OF his
cap. Mrs. Warner of Colorado is visiting
her brother. Joseph Gallagher. after
an absence Of many years.-School closed
TN Friday and Miss Rooney went to her
home in Swanton tina. .vcning.-Mrs. L..
F.. Sonle has returned ficm a visit in
Rutland of couple OF weeks.-Thc wife
~ Judge Irwin of Porto Rico is visiting
At Mrs. Willis Sweets David S. Harvey
has gor, to New York Mrs. George
Beardsley was sick last week. but is
letter.
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LOWELL.

Harmon Allen has rented his farm To
his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nora f. Wake
field, who has bsaa teaching at North
Troy the past year. 10 at home for hcr Va
cation.-Dr. Noah Tittemors 10 u CaeaIs
spending Q few weeks with his orothcr
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EDEN,

s. A. Irish and wife from Westford
have been visiting friends In town tho
past week. They have now gone to AL
bany.--Mrs. Nellie Davis has so far re-
covered from her sickness as to be able
TO return to her home in Waterville.--
The school at the Mills has purchased
a nice flag and raised the same with
their other exercises the day before De-
coration day.-Memorial day was obscrv-
cd at Eden this year, and very successful
time was enjoyed by all.-Thc Eden Mills
base ball team will have a box party and
promenade at Mount Norris house Friday
ovcning.-Mrs. o. u. Whittemore was
tipped over and her wagon smashed at
Eden Corners Monday. She was going
to johnson and met an automobile and
her horse became unmanagcahle. She
got some bruises, but 1t is hoped nothing
serious will result from her accident. -
Mrs. Dodge and her son. Clarence. are
stopping with her daughters. Mrs. n.
Shattuck and Mrs A. Sargcnt.-J. s.
Emory is having his building frcshcncd
by a coat of paint. Ned Kinds is doing
the work.-W. n. Emory and y. +.
Whittemore have gone to court as jurors.
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Outer Garments
Silk Umbrellas

Are leading attractions here to-day at prices which,
tor the most part represent not than half the
actual worth.
RA1NPROOF TRAVELLING GARMENTS.
20 full length Rain Coats latest and best model. of th. Sea-
son. Only two of kind Made of Pretley finest
Cravenete Covert Cloths in Tan and dark Grey Mixtures
Prices were $l9.75 to $500.
PRICED TO-DAY at $780,
LADIES and MISSES JACKETS.
collection of IS Garments this Seasons newest and be.
models Only of style and for this prices
have been reduced half real worth Prices
were $3.50 $1,000 $3.50 and $500.
To-day $780,
LADIES SILK UMBRELLAS $3.50
These mentioned yesterday and many have
Sold Enough for to-day and possibly and
then there will be these fine Silk Umbrellas this Sea-
son 81 so $275 Size IS inch Black and color.
Plain with effective fancy white border
PRICE 81 so.
LADIES SILK UMBRELLAS slle
If these $500 So so the article would be we'll worth
1.-THE price Whoever heard Of all Silk Umbrella with pretty
silver and handles this price? An unbeard Of price
but this 2o nch black only made very best
and guaranteed satisfactorily.
PRICE $1.19
LADIES COLORED SILK UMBRELLAS $685.
Very fine and heavy quality Of twilled Silk Serge with
heavy border. % inch Coors dark blue dark Green.
Brown, Garnet andsBlack. Usual selling price $375
HERE TO-DAY at $238
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
FAYSTON.

Mrs. Emma (Allcm Dana, wife of Will
liam c. Dana, died May %. aged 81 years.