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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
WATERBURY,.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Smith were pleas
antly surprised Friday evening by party
Of about 80 of their friends, the occasion
being the 10Th anniversary of their we'd
ding. At the close of the evening w. b.
Clark in behalf Of those present, present.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Smith with a cut glass
vase as IL token of their esteem.
Charles Griffith, day operator at this
station passed away ut his home in town
on Sunday morning at the age Of ~ years
He was taken i'll on Saturday morning
He had gone to his duties at the station
as usual, but was obliged to return. He
had been employed at this station for %
years, both as operator and station agent
He leaves n wife and one daughter. The
funeral services was held Mt his late
home Wednesday afternoon at one O'Clock
Geo. II. Fullerton, a we'll known and
respected citizen OF Waitsfeld passed
away at the home of his brother. j. X.
Fullerton in Waterbury Tuesday morn
ing. July T. aged 20 years. His mmc-
diatc relatives are Mrs. c. NJ. Amsworth.
a sister, of Los Angeles. Cal. and Henry
Fullerton of Montpelier and j. *. Fuller
ton Of Waterbury. brothers of the de-
ceased Tho funeral service will be at
the residence Of j. X. Fullerton in Wat
erpury today at 1000 a. IN. Intcrmcnt in
Naitsficld.
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7 business OF driving the stage between
ihore and Lowell.-A. L. Hammond has
inoved his family to his cottage on the
shore az Lake Memphremagos. Albert
Pelkay has bought a building lot on Pleas
ant street Of u. N. Chase and will build a
house there this summcr.--A. II. Butter
HELD and family were In Burlington last
Iweek several days and at the graduat ton
tof Alfred NJ. Butter1cld from the medical
department of the L. v. NJ. lie will soon
Eoemmence the practice Of his profession
with excellent prospects.-Prof. A. u.
fNRilggtn and his family of Massachusetts
EAre, here for their summer vacation.-Miss
\ArVlnc Hammond has returned from Viz
ginia, where she has been teaching music
Augustus Heath is very sick with APP
pendicitis. Sanborn is In a critical
condition with but slight hopes OF recov-
ery.-Niss Brannon Of the State or
Georgia IL visiting Mr. and Mrs. John L..
N1swis. Harry Ramsdell is at home from
Worcester. Mass. where he has a posi-
hion az clerk in a store.-Miss Blodgett.
who has been trimmer in Mrs. Courser's
millinery store returned TO her home Sat-
lrday.
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WAITsFIELD

Matt b. Jones and family returned
last saturday to their home in Newton,
Mass, after a four weeks vacation
spent with his brother. W. f. JONES'
Clayton Seaver of this town and Miss
Lillian Sleeper of MoretOwn were mar
ried at Moretown Wednesday evening.
June 2s, by the Rev. Mr.. Roberts OF the
NJ. E. Church.--Ira Richardson and wife
OF Philadelphia, Pa. are visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Richardson,
at Irasville.-Miss Grace Joslin returned
last Saturday from I.yndonville. VT.
wher she Ia employed as teacher Of
music in the academy.-A. q. Matthews
is building a new hay barn on his mead
ow land up the river as his hay crop
bids fair to more than MI the barn ne
now has.-Fordyce Bushnell Of Worces-
ter. Mass. spent a few days in town last
week visiting friends and relatives. hav-
ing come to Vermont to attend the re.
union Of the 18th Vermont regiment at
Montpelier last week.-Mr and Mrs. f.
f.. Joslyn OF Montpelier visited rela.
tives and friends In town over Sunday
Henry Fullerton of Montpelier and J.
X. Fullerton Of Waterbury were In town
a few days last week to see their brother
Geo. Fullerton. and on his return home
last Friday. James persuaded George to
accompany him to his home. for better
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GAYsVILLE.

F. NJ. Nye and family are spending two
weeks in Rochester-N. l.. Sheldon and
wife OF Boston are visiting his mother.
Mrs. Cornela Sheldon.--Carl Tenney goes
to Williamstown. Mass. this week. where
he has employment Mrs. Frank Harri-
son of Lebanon. n. H.. has been recent
guest at Mrs. c. r. raggart's .-Miss Grace
Austin came from Boston Saturday to
visit Miss Lila Stafford. She went the
first Of the week 10 the home of her par
ents In Georg Mrs. G. r. Taggart on
tertnined the ladies' society Of the Con-
gregational Church Thursday afternoon
Miss Myrtle Guptil OF Waterbury has
been spending few days with her friend
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH RoYALT0N.

Miss Isabelle Martin returned Friday
from Mddlcsex. where she has been
teaching schoOl.-LGster r.. Ashley and
Borodcl Woodward loft last Thursday for
tho White mountains. where they have
employment for the summer.-Misses
Winifred and Susan Briggs returned Fri
day to their home in Somerville. Mass.
Mrs. Clark Of Philadelphia. Pa, is SPEND
ing the summer at Mrs. Arlotta Durkec's.
Miss Helen Burbank Of Barre is spend
ing the summer with Mrs. Lislc McIn-
tosh. her sister.-Bcrnie Cowon was in
Randolph Friday. where he sold his horse
to n. NJ Draper.-Mrs. Charles Brooks
is ill.-Miss Maud Abbott has returned
from the Randolph Normal school and
will he with her parents during tho sum-
MGR vacatiOn.-Thc Rcv. II. r. Risbce OF
Boston preached at the Methodist Church
Sunday owing to the absence of tho pas
tor.-A daughter was recently born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mctcalf of Albany.
n. Y.-Miss Marion Freeman of Bethel is
n guest at Fred Frccman's.-Mr and Mrs.
Goodwin OF Winstcd. Conn. are guests
at the Rev. Sherman Goodwin's.-Mrs.
Fred Chapman and Mrs RiX Williams
were guests at Edward Green's over sun
day.-Lcon Clark returned to Philadelphia
Friday, after spending II week at Mrs.
kecs.-Gcorgc Ainsworth has return
ed from Burlington. where ne has been
attending the university. Gallop
has returned to his home in Wisconsin,
Mrs. William Smith. who has been in
Portland. Me-. since last fall. has re-
turned and Is spending the summer ct
A. q. Witham's.-A daughter was born
recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Tenny
in Barre city.-Mrs Glenn Blake has re-
turned from two weeks visit in st.
Albans.--Mrs. Ann White is in Barre for
few weeks.
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BRANDON

Feter Strack, who was awarded the
contract Of carrying the mail from here
to Rochester by stage, made his first trip
Saturday, Leroy Martin formerly held the
position.
S. r. Chamberlain has SOLD his farm
in the Arnold district to Eugene New
ton of Forcstdalc, who will take posses
sion at once.
Miss Elsie Lockwood Of New York is
spending "A week with friends in town.
Mrs. F.lvin Ayers has returned from a
months visit with relatives in Peterboro
n. H., and Boston.
Miss Nellie Barker Of Boston is visiting
her brother. r. II. Barker.
Mrs F. T.. Chandler is spending a week
with her brother in Troy. n. y.
Robert Hutchrs Of New York is at his
cottage at Lake Dunmorc.
Wilson d. Nutting is spending few
days visiting relatives in bakersfield.
The Backus company have closed for
a ten days vacation.
Company c will hold a drill Friday
evening at the arn,ory
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CHELSEA.

Elgin d. Barnes has been elected prcsi-
dent of the Old Home Week association
in place of Curtis s. Emery, resigned. The
following committees have been appoint
ed: Invitations. w. S. Hatch, Mrs. w. r.
Hood Mrs. ii. c. Bixby; location. II. X.
Darling, II. S. Annis, w. G. Holmes;
programme Mrs. George ". IIelmer, II. o.
BiXby. Mrs i. w. Lewis: finance. w. +.
Townsend. G. l. Hayward. T.. N. Bacon;
decorations. II. II. Adams, Jr.. J. b. At
wood. DR.. A. r. Marshall badges, H. n.
Madison. w. II. Sprague, r.. A. Corwin;
publication, J. NJ. Comstock. Mrs. a. w.
Whitney. Mrs +. ID Barnes fireworks.
G. A. Tracy, A. H.Morey, G.. f. HATCH
On last Friday evening Court of the In
dependent Order of Foresters was insti-
tuted by High Court Chief Ranger 8. W.
Armstrong OF Richford with 2s charter
members and fair prospects for one Of the
lagest and best courts in this section.
The following officers were elected and in
stalled Court Deputy. Will J. Scott;
SQUIRT physician. DIR. A. T. Marshall: chief
ranger. Eugene II Kennedy; past chief
.,<anger, Lewis n. Lucas vice-chief
!sarger. Arthur II. Morey; recoding Sec
;etary. o. Fay Allen; financial secretary,
sHerbert o. BiXby; treasurer. Clarence II
Corliss; chaplain, Henry W. Burbank; SUI
,sperintendent Of juvenile courts. Dustin
Z A. Boardway: organist. William III. Cook
9. W.. John NJ. Bicknell; J. W.. Hale w
: NATION; s. H.. Herbert w. Garvin; J. b.,
SRalph 8. Merchant; trustees. Milo NJ
1Sanborn, win a. George. Mrs Ahbie A,
:Bixby. widow of the lAe George X. Bixby
..,of South Washington, has sold her farm
ITO William Edwing Of Chicago for Si,loO.--
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NINDHAM COUNTY
PERSONAL

At the recent commencement of Beloit
College. the prize of $40 for the bs st
Grafton of the graduating class was
awarded to Franklin b. Snyder son of
the Rev. Feter NJ. Snyder. formerly pas
tor Of the College Street Congregational
Church in this city. now of Rockford
III. Young Snyder's Grafton was on
"Twcntieth Century Patriotism" and the
EclOit Free Press calls il "a mastery
effort He was also awarded a fellow
ship in English and was selected to rep
resent Wisconsin in the interstate col
lcgiate contest at Monmouth. III.
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MIDDLCsEX.

Cornelius Murphy, an elderly gentle
man. while patching a roof fell when near
ly down the ladder and struck on his
head in such way as to kill him instantly.
Nc was alone at the time but was found
IN short time. The funeral service will
he held to-day at two o'clock at the house
Miss Knapp officiating. Burial In tho
village cemetery.-Miss Isabel Martin re-
NAMED In town for a few days to visit
friends and went Friday to Barre to visit
an aunt. From there she will go to hcr
home in South Royalton.-Most OF tho
farmers have begun haying with tho
prOspcctS OF good crop.
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munior serviccs.-Thc pAvisville teacher
and South Duxbury teacher had a pic.
mic for their scholars In Mr.. Elliotts
wOods Friday. Their parents were invit-
I'd and all reported a good time
Brenda Ward and Marvin Burno had no
tardy or absent marks IN the terp,.-Ths
sunday school held a picnic in the Beldin
woods July 4-Ntiss Maxwell closed a
successful term OF school Friday. Tier
scholars presented her With q nice ring.
They tool; their lunch baskets for pic
mic In the woods. Tho missionary meet
ing Friday will be held with Mrs. H. o.
Ward.-Ihc Rev. @. A. Emery :ror, West
Berkshire was in town last Wednesday
tn perform the marriage ceremony of
Scavcrs and Sleeper. One of tho pleas
ant social events of the season occurred
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Coss
on Thursday June 90 at $50 y. M, when
their daughter. Cornclia Florence. was
married to Elmer Parker Eirictt Of
Ferrisburgh. The home was simply. but
tastefuliy decorated with evergrcens.
ferns and field daisies. The bride was be-
comely attired In white silk null and
carried American beauties. Sic was at
tended by her little niece, barbara W..
'ioss. of Norwich as, a flower girl. The
ceremony was performed by tho Rev.
William N Roberts. pastor of Methodist
Church. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. Tho out OF town guests were tho
Misses Brkett. sisters OF the groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Parker of Tcrrisburgh.
Mrs I:phriam c. kecch Of Burlington.
Miss Redmond of Waterbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Bigclow. Miss Flora Rich
ardson. Mr.. and Mrs Levi n. f3oycc and
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Som.
crvllle Of Waitsfcld DR.. and Mrs. Il. J..
Goss and daughters of Norwich. Many
useful and valuable gifts were presented
by relatives and friends Of tho and
groom. Among them an elegant upright
piano from tho brides parents. The
happy couple loft for a short trip throug |,
the White Mountains. after which they
will he at home 10 their friends at Ferris
turgh.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

Politics Is making others believe what
you don't believe yourself.
There Is no use getting mad Just be-
cause girl thinks too much OF your
happiness to marry you.
The way to make woman think you
love her Is to get mad about "A gown
she wears because she thinks other men
will admire it.
\ girl is awful smart when she goes
TO church to he able at the same time to
make her mother believe she is reading
the service and some man that she Is
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
RoXBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Cady of Hunting
ton Center have been visiting at r. y.
Nichols.-Mrs. Susan Way is spending
a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
II. G. Van Deusen.-Lec Wiley is work
ing for w. a. Averill, Henry Cleveland
of Braintrec is visiting Miss Cora Clcve-
land.-Mr and Mrs. Baker Of New York
city are stopping at Stanwix HALLS
ID. n. Rice of Gaysville is ut home and
Lewis Gerry OF Boston, Mass. is visiting
him.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BENSON.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Congrega-
tional Church had an excursion to Fort
Frederic on Thursday Of last week on tho
steamer Eloisc of Whitehall. Capt. ]. l..
Mock commander. over 100 took in the
trip and report good time. Ice cream
and cake werc served on board the boat
Luke Bond of Troy, \. Y. Is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Moses Stickney, in this vii
lagc.-Miss Chloe Knapp of this place
started for Minneapolis on Wednesday
and will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Hig
gins of that city.
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CRAFTSBURY.

The farm buildings of Charles Weber
were struck by lightning during the thun-
der shower Of Saturday afternoon and
burned to the ground. A small part of
the household goods were saved in a dam
aged condition. The property was partial
~ insured.-Martn Killgarlin moved into
l.. r. Smiths tenement last Saturday,
.. Moody has purchased the Charles Con-
ant house in this village and taken
possession, Grace Sheehan is critically ill.,
n,-Mrs. Holmes from Sheldon is visiting
j, aer daughter. Mrs. II. j. Chrystic Of this
yillage.-The exercises of the grammar
school were held In the Methodist Church
last Friday evening. when 40 If the young
pupils graduated with honors. The churci,
was beautifully decorated, the class COL
ors leading. The orations and essays were
well rendered. The exercises were inter-
epersed with music, making the occasion
very interesting.
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A FOXY MOVE.

After the wedding breakfast had been
eaten and the guests had departed. the
brides father sought the groom. You
know that $4,000 check that l placed
among the presents" quoth he.
Eyes. sir"
"Well. we'll just tear that up
I'm sorry. sir" replied the groom
cheerfully, but I stepped around to the
bank few moments ago and had 1t
cashed. "-Louisville Courier.JOurnal.
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EAST ROxBuRY.

Rachel Kelley is working at Fred Hus-
tons in Mortified for few weeks.-Lella
Webster came home Saturday for the
summer vacation. Ruby and Ruth Ward
ner arc in Randolph for few days-The
school here closed Friday-Miss Emily
Bryant of South Royaton is spending a
few weeks at l.. Kidder's
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NORTHFIELD.

Observer W. A. Shaw of the United
states weather bureau reports mean
temperature for June of 80 degrees. with
a maximum Of 81; on the 18th and mini.
mum Of 33 on the 18th. The precipitation
amounted TO $50 inches. rain falling on
IL days. Tho prevailing wind was south
and the month was made up Of four clear.
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WORCESTER.

c. NJ I.add lost valuable horse on
Suuday.-Aliss Marvin Wiley of Mont
pclier is visiting Mr.. and Mis-. b. f..
Gillctte.-M Mrs. Phoebe Te mpleton Of Cali
fornin and Mrs. J. l.. Stone of Mortified
and guests of II. ID. Vail and family for
a few days.-All schools in town closed
on Friday and the teachers have gone
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

, A. B. Manchester suffered u shock Sun
= day night affecting his left side and
6tongue. 1t is thought he will recover
Sif this attack is not followed by SINH
|lar one within a few days.
School on the Thaycr brook road, taught
by Mrs. Russell Burridge. closed June q
with picnic. The whole number of
pupils was ten, with an average attcn-
dance of LIZ. Those having perfect at
tendance were Mary Burrdge. Annie and
Mildred Howard. Susie Burridge was alb
@sent one day on account OF sickness.
MARY Burridgc missed no words in
<epellng during the term.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles ingalls, and
laughter. Miss Lola Ingalls,. have been Sc
<iously i'll with ptomaine poisoning caused
~ eating hulled corn Monday evening.
Tuesday morning the three were taken
xriolontly i'll and their condition during the
day was very serious. Mr. Ingalls, was
able to be around a. little yesterday hu;
the family although improving are still
suffering from tho effects of tho poison.
During the month of June the total cir
culation of books from the Kimball
library was LIS with IA daily average of
b7ls-o1. OF the above number l39 or ia
per cent were class books: go or 22.l per
The total circulatio from July I. 1909. TO
1904 for this village and Center was 16,64a
and from July !. 1904. to 1909. was 1899
or an increase Of 272e in tho past year
While driving past the railroad track on
South Pleasant street Tuesday evening
a horse driven by John Booth got fright
encd and In turning out for Il team the
carriage hit an electric light pole and
wa. smashed Mr.. Booth claims that the
light on this pole has not been in running
order for the past week and that he will
bring suit against the town for dam
ages
Joseph Goodhart and G. Richard Circuit
left yesterday for Bethlehem, n. H..
where they have positions for the sum-
mer in a hotel
Monday evening Chief of Police F.. 5.
Abbott arrested a tin pcddlcr. Philip
Pearlman If burlington for an alleged as
sault upon Walter Bigclow of Braintrec.
The trouble started in West Brantree
when Bigelow got into Il discussion with
tho pcddlcr over Il mop. Witnesses claim
Bigelow struck the peddler a blow across
the Sims with the mop stick and in less
time than it takes to tell II the peddlcr re-
gained possession of his mopstick and put
Bigelow out of business The case was
TO have been settled in court July but
has beer. continued for two weeks. Pearl
man furnished bail. There is question
as to which party was guilty OF the
breach Of peace as the stories OF witnesses
differ and the case has been continued for
this reason.
Mrs A. u. Lamson and family of Phil
adelphia arrived in town this morning TO
spend the summer at ldleton cottage
Stewart Levson of New York is in town
Cor two months stay. making his nome
with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Blanchard.
Orman Terry returned to Brooklyn. N
T., yesterday.
Misses Lula and Emma Blakely, who
spent the Fourth at their home here re-
turned to White River Junction yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard of Brock
ton, Mass. who have been the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Shattuck for the past
week, have returned to their home.
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JAPANESE STRAW
SUIT CASES with leather
handles and straps. 20 inch. %
inch. "a inch at $1.5O. $1.75
and $500.
STRAW SUIT CASES
with willow handles and fasten-
ines. 20 inch. % inch and "a
inch at SIPS. $3.50 and $1.75.
JAPANESE WILLOW
TRAVELLING BAGS with
metal hinges and willow handle.
IL inch. Ia inch. le inch and 10
inch, S1.O0. $3.50. $500 and
$2.25.
JAPANESE WILLOW
HAMPERS in a variety of
sizes at $2.25. $3.50 and $500.
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BETHEL.

The Woodbury. Granite company has
just secured the contract for furnishing
cut stone for IL $4,000 bank building at
Pttsburg, Pa. The stone will be Wood
bury granite and the finishing work on
the same will be done at the company's
shed at Bethel, which will give employ
mcnt to about 80 men during the re-
maindcr of the ycar.-Sevcral residents
on the outskirts of the fire district, hav-
ing asked the Sclcctmcn to set them out
of the district because of inadequate pro-
lection from the village MIGRANTS. an cx-
hibtion trial was given by the hose de-
partmcnt Monday evening at the request
Of the sclectmen, at the residence Of q.
u. Greene on the hill. east of Main street.
The water was thrown completely over
tho buildings. and at the limits of the
district on Church street Il stream was
thrown over the new school house and
the spirc of tho tnivcrsalist Church wet
down.--A son was born to DIR. and Mrs.
O. V. Greene saturday. June 3n-Thc
Eethcl Cornct band. arraycd in new uni
forms. gave street parade and concert
Monday evcning.--Lcwis Eldrcd who will
he remembered as the old veteran who
had his limbs frozen while travelling in
this vicinity last winter. and who was
cared for by the town at the Bethel
Tavern for several weeks, has boon
granted a pension OF so per month. with
sA,6 back pay. Mr.. Eldred is now living
with his son ut Jcricho,-Misscs May
blossom and Jessie Spauldng left Mon
dav for Baltimore. Md. where they will
attend the International convention of
tho Christian Endoavor society. which
meets July to lo-Lewis Rates closed
his services as mail carrier to Gaysvillc
on Jun" 30 his place being filled by Hugh
Il. Whitaker.
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Lace Stock Collars. 10 Gents.

In the Neckwear section to-day little item of imported
Lace Stock Collars will prove remarkably ATTRACTIVE One hum
dred and them that sell regularly rs priced
al I0c.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Henry I.iilcy ,.as finished his engage
rlent at w. f.. clements in Hardwick.-
A new congregational Church was or
ganzed June IS at East Calais. with
u charte members. or late years the
held has been yoked with South Wood
bury and regularly supplied. --Adclhert
Ainsworth Is sick with typhoid fever.
a trained nurse is caring for him,
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Vantine' Toilet Articles.

Oriental Orchid Toilet Wa
ter. 75c.
Ceisha Flowers. $500.
Sana-Dermal Perfumed Tai.
cum, CSC.
Lotus Flower Extract. SOC
and $I.z5.
Oriental Sachet Powder. CSC
Oriental Pure Olive Oil
Soap. I0c.
Water Lily Incense Powder,
l0c.
Sandal Wood Incense Pow
der. 75c.
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Oriental Room Specialties.

In this of the Basement many of the
thing. th. For the cottage the
the homette things Of small THAT prove almost.
quite. luxurious in their usefulness.
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M0REToWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Austin are in
town-All enjoyed nice time at the
picnic TMesday.-Mrs. Arthur Booth and
son from Boston came to Mrs. Bidgood's
Tuesday misunderstanding Elder Hunt
I-.ached here Sunday evening with COM