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LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
MARBLEDALE.

ITEMS FROM OUR sCR1BE's NOTE BOOK
Rev r. II. Scott of Brooklyn, N. Y,
spent few days at Mrs Bernard Pc
ters', last week.
Mr. and Mrs Minor Morehouse have
returned from Spectacle Lake.
Mrs Homer White left, Saturday,
for her winter home In Richmond
Hill, L. 1.
Miss Dottie Wilson of Brooklyn is
visiting at Mrs Bernard Peters.
Several from this vicinity attended
the Danbury fair.
Miss Sadie Taylor of Bridgewater is
spending few days with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Seth Taylor.
DR. M. II. Denslow and wife went to
New York City, last Wednesday, re.
turning Friday.
S. H. Clarke was home one day, last
week.
Rev T. S. Ockford conducted serv.
ices lin Merryall chapel, last Sunday.
Miss Frances Cole and hired girl
drove TO Warren, last week Wednes.
day.
Mrs Joseph Devaux has returned
from Canaan.
George Duggan is the first one tt
pick corn around this vicinity.
Miss Elizabeth Derrickson is teach.
ing school at K emit Hollow.
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pleased to hear that he has so far re-
covered as to be able to resume his du-
ties.
The farmers are busily engaged In
gathering their winter apples, and
much to their surprise find q larger
crop than they anticipated.
Mrs E. G. Wixom is entertaining
her uncle, Mr. Rounds, from Pennsyl-
vania. Mr. Rounds, who is IS years
old, has travelled $4,000 miles since
June, visiting certain points of inter-
est on the way.
Miss Fannie n. Bickford has left FOL
Smiths college for the year, Miss Mar
ion Beardsley for Wesleyan seminary,
Wilbraham, and Miss Elsie Hubbel'
for Bradford academy, Bradford, Mass
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EAST KENT.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
Mrs Sherman Barton and Miss Elva
Richards attended the teachers meet
ing in Washington, last Satur day.
Mrs Edison DwY and daughter Yes.
ia and Myrtle, were In Kent, Satur-
day.
Miss Hattie Davis is taking music
lessons in Kent.
Nelson Dwy, 81 years old, has been
visiting friends in Trumbull, the past
week.
Mrs Frank Segar of Kent was call
ing on Mrs Sherman, this week.
Sherman Barton has the wires all
strung for a telephone, which will be
put in his house soon.
e. q. Barnum of Naugatuck is max
ing golf ground on the lawn near his
cottage in this plate.
Roy Jennings and friend, Mr. Rer-
sella, favored the school children with
a graphophone entertainment, Fri
day, after school.
Miss Laura May has had to leave
school for an indefinite time on &C.
count of illness.
E. II. Babbitt has returned to New
York after the summer vacation.
Mrs Charles Gilbert of New Preston
is the guest of her father-in-law,
George Gilbert.
Stephen Duval of Lakeville, IS years
old, was visiting his son, Ransom, and
attended the celebration of the 15Oth
anniversary of the Congregations
church at Warren.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Shove of Mid
dletown, N. Y, who have been stop
ping at their summer home near the
two Spectacle Lakes, Mr. and Mrs
Frank D. Shove and daughter, May, of
Mount Vernon, N. Y, Mrs Harley P.
Beeman, formerly of Danbury, and
John Brown of Milford were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Edwin D. Beeman at
Rocky Glen Inn, last week.
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WORRY AND
OVERWORk
The Cause of Many Cases of
Debility.
DR. WILLIAMS PILLS RE-
STORE HEALTH AND
SPIRITS.
How Building Up the Blood
Strengthens the Nerves and
Makes People Cheerful and
Vigorous.

General debility is caused by mental
or physical OverwOrk with imperfect
assimilation OF nOurishment or by some
acute disease from which the vital
forces have been Frustrated and the
organism weakened SO as not to easily
rally. To restore health it is necessary
that the blood should be purified and
made new. This DR. Williams Pink
Pills do. They actually make rich, new
blood, which goes to all parts of the
body. They are the most logical
remedy and best tonic for all diseases
of the blood and nerves.
The case of Mrs e. M. Spears, of 90
Mt Pleasant street, Athol, Mass. is a
common one and is given here in order
that others may be benefited by her ex-
perience. She says: II had been sick
for year from Indigestion and general
debility brought on by overwork and
worry. had tried many remedies, but
found no relief. suffered from swell
ing Of the limbs, loss Of appetite and
dizzy spells, which became SO severe
towards night, that | sometimes
tainted away. I was bilious and my
an hour or two at a time. I was SO
sleepy all the time that could hardly
keep awake. had frequent cramps
in my limbs and severe pains at the
base of my head and in my back. My
blood was impoverished. I was afraid
to give up and 60 to bed fearing that
would never get we'll.
"About this time Dr'Williams' Pink
Pills were recommended to me by q
friend in South Vernon, Vt. I felt
better soon after beginning the treat
ment and continued until was entire
ly cured. I consider DR. Williams
Pink Pills grand medicine for weak
women"
DR. Williams Pink Pills cure general
and nervous debility because they
make new blood. They strike at the
root of these and other blood diseases,
such as rheumatism, anBmia, tndi-
gestion and nervous troubles, such as
neuralgia, nervousness and spinal
weakness. They are guaranteed to be
free from opiates or any harmful drugs.
DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or will be sent, postpaid,
on receipt of price, SOC per box, six
boxes for %. so, by the DR. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
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granddaughter of Dea Judd. He built
the first house and his grandson,
Ebenezer Silliman Judd, built the
present house on same site in 1857.
The present occupants have made
many improvements and added other
conveniences, which makes their rural
home more enjoyable. The new line
of telephone wires which has recently
been put up enables them to connect
with the outside world, converse with
their neighbors and friends, thereby
getting the news without leaving
home. 1t was from this Ridge farm
that Dea Judd and his family saw on
that memorable Sunday morning the
burning of Danbury, April q, TIT.
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away the rest, and it now looks as If
he would be able to harvest quite q
good second crop.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Pitcher spent a
few days, last week, in Newtown, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs G. R. Wilson.
Miss Maggie flaming, who has been
guest of her aunt. Mrs Margaret
Frizzell, has returned to her home In
TorringtOn.
Joseph Frizzell of New Milford spent
q day, recently, with his mother, Mrs
Margaret FriZzell.
Mrs Edwin G. Bishop has returned
from visit with friends at Stony
Creek.
Wallace Tucker, who has been laid
up with lame limb, is now improving
and able to be about.
Joseph Delaney is finishing the work
on his new house and hopes to have it
completed before cold weather.
On and after the 10th of October the
Roxbury Public library will be opened
Wednesday and Friday afternoons
from 4 until 3O.-[Walter Downes
Humphrey, Librarian.
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The new Pure Food and Drug Law
will mark it on the label Of every cough
But it passes Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure
as made for 20 years, entirely free. DR.
Shoop all along has bitterly opposed
the use Of opiates or narcotics. DR.
Shops Cough Cure is absolutely safe
even for the youngest babe-and it
cures, it does not simply suppress. Get
safe and reliable cough cure, by
simply insisting on having DR. Shops.
Let the law be your protection. We
cheerfufly recommend and sell it. R..
r H. Beers & Co., Newtown; B. Haw-
ley & Co., Stepney; P. J. Garvin,
Bethel; S. J.Parks, Trumbull.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTHBURY.
THE STREET AND VICINITY.

THE STREET AND VICINITY.
David Amber and friend from Wa
terbury were home over Sunday.
G. N. Wakelee is home on his vaca-
ton.
Ann Tracy from Roxbury visited
Mrs Margaret Grant last week.
Seth Beecher from Seymour is stay.
ing with his brother, 81. w. Beecher.
Charles j. Hinman bought three
cows OF Mr. Darlington recently.
Rev. Mr.. Nutting preached q fine
sermon in the First church, Wood.
bury, last Sunday.
Walter Cole and son from Roxbury
spent Sunday at Mr. Colepaugh's.
Born, September q, a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs John Hunihan.
Mrs Nellie Warner and son have
gone to Oxford to spend the winter
with her daughter.
Mrs futile has gone to spend the
winter with her daughter in Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs Stiles Beltield of Springfield,
Mass, was in town calling on friends
recently.
DR. Oatman and family have re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn, N.
Y, for the winter.
Several of our people attended the
Newtown fair, last week.
One premium for yearling Devon
steers was received by Harry Stone.
DR. Oatman and family have return
ed to their winter home in Brooklyn.
Frank Haviland has moved his fam
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HUNTINGDON
WHITE HILLS GLEANINGs.

WHITE HILLS GLEANINGs.
Mrs Green Of Bridgeport has recent
ly spent some time with Mrs Mary E.
French.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Goodman spent
portion of this week with Mrs E. @.
Goodman.
Mrs P. J. Jones is with her sister in
Boxbury.
Gilbert Brooks has invested in a
cider mill.
Hobart c. Hubbell has been on the
sick list.
Mrs Charles Sampson is recovering
from a late illness.
Miss Ada Shelton has been visiting
her friend, Miss Warden, Of Shelton.
Mrs Amanda Hurd has had the roofs
of her house.3shingled and the chin
neys rebuilt.
Mr. and Mrs w. c. Hubbell, with
Miss L. E. Shelton, spent some time
in New York, recently.
@. P. Ames is doing a fine business
in SQUAD raising, finding a ready mar
ket in New Haven.
Mrs Smith Wheeler has lately in
vested in real estate in Shelton.
The friends OF Robert Sharpe are
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WEST REDDIN9.
LOCAL MENTION.


The cottage recently built by the
American Telephone co. near the sta
ton is to be occupied, this week, by
their resident lineman, Daniel Waugh
an, who has formerly lived at San
ford's station.
Edwin Durgy spent several days,
last week, visiting his mother, who re-
sides near New Milford.
Mrs Arthur Todd is visiting her
parents, who live in the northern
part of New Hampshire. :
Miss Fannie Ryder of Seymour is
visiting Carrie Knapp for a few days.
Miss Dell Carson, a graduate of
Bethel High school, 1905, has accepted
a position in a school at Pound Ridge,
N. Y. We Wish her success.
Wedding bells are soon to ring.
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BETHLEHEMe

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
The congregational church sociable
given on Tuesday evening by the Blues
Of the Sunday school was a success. A
large attendance was noted and the
occasion was enjoyed by all.
The Ladies' Aid society and the
Branch of the International Sunshine
society are to meet in the chapel on
Friday at p. m.
Mrs N. L. Bloss, Mrs A: G. Lake and
Miss Elsie A. Lake attended the State
International convention, held In Wa
terbury on Saturday.
Attorney A. P. Hayes, who has been
suffering from malaria, spent Sunday
at his fathers.
Mrs II. NJ. Garfield and Miss Lucy A.
Garfield of South Britain visited Mrs
Canfeld's mother, Mrs Lucy A. Hayes,
recently.
Friends of Mrs Betsey Ann Allen
may be interested to know that she,
with her daughter and granddaughter,
took their departure for Union Mills,
Ia, on October 1.
Miss Ruby Allen spent part of last
| week in North Woodbury..
Mrs J. D. Dayton spent last Wednes.
day in WATERFOWL.
Mrs Clara King returned to New
Haven, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Catlin of Litch'
field and Mrs Clarence Catlin and chill
dren of Hartford visited at Frank
Stoughton's, last week.
Pleasure House is now closed for the
season.
Chester Hull has gone to Reddine
Ridge to study and Leavitt Thomson
to Suffield.
Mrs Clara King of New Haven is the
guest Of Mrs J. D. Dayton.
Mrs Mallory and Miss Edith OF
Woodbury. were at Samuel Hayes or
Sunday; also S. j. Logan OF Washing
ton.
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BETHEL.

RECEPTION TO REV AND MRS M. P.
About 200 people attended the re-
ception given Rev and Mrs M. P.
Bowie, at the parish house, Friday
floor of the building was beautifully
decorated with flags, bunting, flowers
and japanese lanterns. Those who re-
ceived with Mr. and Mrs Bowie were
the senior and junior wardens, Edwin
Short and George F. Shepard, and
their wives. The ushers were Mrs
Frances Coulter, Mrs John McCorkell,
Jr., Mrs II. Frank Moore, Mrs Lyman
Porter and Miss Ella q. Cole. The
young ladies who presided at the
punch bowl were the Misses Anna
Wheeler, Daisy Moshier, Hattie Beach
and Mae JudsOn. During the evening
pleasing program was carried out,
and punch and waters were served.
Miss Josie Brotherton of Redding
Center has passed the entrance exam
nations to Vassar college. This is an
honor to the Bethel High school, from
which she graduated last June, for
she enters Vassar without a condition.
LLOYD Benedict Of Grass Plain street
has entered the Hopkins Preparation
school, New Haven.
AS a result Of the annual town cleo
ton, Monday, the republican party
scored large majority, and the town
went no licence by majority Of Sc.
James Reid has several acres of i'm
proved land on the north slope Of
Chestnut Ridge covered with corn.
This is probably the largest crop of
corn ever raised on the same land.
George Harrison has fine crop of
corn on his home lot. To enable him
to reach the ear of corn on the stand
ing stalk he would be obliged to stand
tip-toe at that to pick the ear.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. @. Judd visited Mr.
Judd's birth place last Sunday after
noon. The old homestead is located
on Chestnut Ridge, about one and a
half mile south Of the Congregational
church on the road leading to Redding
Center. The farm has been occupied
by the descendants of Dea Daniel Judd
for century and half. Mr. and Mrs
George Harmon are the present own
ers. Mrs Harmon is a great-great-
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STEVENSON
NEWS HEREABOUTs:

NEWS HEREABOUTS:
Mr. and Mrs Fred Beecher of Red
lands, CAL, are visiting at J. B.
Downs.
Mrs J. B. Downs entertained her
niece, Mrs Eveline Lewis of Forest
Vile, also friends from Woolcot, Thorn
aston and Harwinton, last week.
Anna Mcdonald of Danbury has
been spending few days with her
grandmother, Mrs B. Hartnett.
Miss Elizabeth Washington was ia
ken to the New Haven hospital, Mon
day, sick with appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs L. Goulett entertained
their sister from Bridgeport, over
Sunday.
Henry E. Plumb is very sick and
DR. Shelton is the attending physician
John Hayes has moved his family
into part of H. E. Plumb's house.
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ROXBUR1s
NEWsY NOTES.

Andrew Puchala has just purchased
a portable eight horsepower steam en-.
CINE and nine horsepower boiler to
use for power on his farm. He has also
purchased threshing machine and
ensilage cutter and blower and will dc
work for others besides his own work
Walter DAILY has as fine crop of
tobacco as he ever raised and one of
which he is justly proud, and it should
also experimenting with second crop
Of tobacco on the lot where he began
cutting about the 18th of August. He
saved out all the best suckers, cutting
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BANTAM.
THE LOCAL NEWS.

THE LOCAL NEWS.
The only child of Mr. and Mrs
George Kinney died, last week. TIE
funeral services were attended at the
Methodist church, Rev J. B. Smith
officiating. The burial was at Ban
tam cemetery.
John Peck and wife of Torrington
and Mrs Giles Skiff and Miss Rosey
Bemusa of Sharon we're visiting at
Charles Morey's, last week Wednes-
day.
Mrs Wedge and children were visit
ing here, last week.
Frank Juckett is moving from Beth
lehem into one of Mr. Bartholomew
houses.
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lily back to Bristol and is going on to
Maple Croft farm.
Miss Ottie Amber entertained COM
pany, recently.
Newell Wakeley was in town, re-
Gently, at his mothers.
Truman Wheeler is boarding at
James Durgys.
The dogs killed some of Andrew
DOOling's sheep, recently.
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TASHUA.
Personal CHAT.

Mrs Edwards of Bridgeport was the
guest of Mrs Winnie Bradley, last
week.
Miss Grace Mallett is attending the
Courtland School In Bridgeport:
Mrs George Mallette returned, last
week, from very pleasant trip to the
Catskills and New York City.
Mrs William Hill of Bridgeport was
entertained over Sunday at DR. Hills.
Samuel Seeley is ill and under the
doctors care at this writing.
J. w. Treadwell is entertaining
friends.
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Four gallons L. & M. mixed with 3
gallons Linseed Oil will paint a mod
crate sized house.
Actual cost L. & M. about 81 20 per
gallon.
G. S. Andrews, Ex-Mayor, Danbury,
Conn.,, writes: "Painted my house 19
years ago with L. & M. Looks we'll
to-day"
Sold by Cogswell and veteran,
Washington Depot; Taylor, Curtis &
Co., Sandy Hook; G. NJ. Beach, New
Milford; Smiths Sons, West Corn
wall.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
At the Congregational church, Sun
day morning, the pastor, Rev Irving
Maurer, preached on ''The Unpardon-
able SIM"
The Christian Endeavor meeting in
the evening was led by Mrs John Mel
len; the topic 1.-THE Triumphs of
Christianity" Next Sunday evening
will be the monthly CONSERVATION
meeting, led by the president, S. B.
Jurvey. The topic will be "Obeying
Christ's Commandments" John, Is:
lit.
Miss Maud Whiting of Seymour
spent last week with Miss Louise B.
Turney.
Henry Osborne and family spent
Sunday at Fairfield Beach.
Miss Teresa Stencek left Monday for
.. Bridgeport, where she will spend the
winter.
Thomas MCGUIRE, who has been
boarding at George Chark's for some
time, was taken violently insane
Thursday night. Toward Monday he
started to walk to Bridgeport, leaving
his clothes by the wayside. He was
found near Bridgeport, taken to the
city and locked up. He has since been
released.
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Mr. and Mrs 81. 1. Harrison of Terry
vile were in town over Sunday.
Miss Mabel HOLSTER of South Meri-
den and Miss Clara McAllister were
guests at II. S. Judd's over Sunday.
The mission Sunday school held in
KisSewang schoOlhouse closed on Sum
day for this season. The following
children won prizes for good attend
ance: Minnie Davis, Mildred Lock
wood, John Pleasant, Axel and Charlie
Benson.
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WATERFOWL.
LAwLEssNKss ON THE STREET

LAWLEsSNEss ON THE STREET.
In the absence of police protection
J. N. makes complaint to the Water
bury Republican of the frequent in
suits from the lawleSs fellows on the
street corners of this village to which
ladies are frequently subjected, and
asks that paper to suggest remedy.
The first considerable frost of the
season was decidedly in evidence along
the valley, Monday morning, October
l.
Nearly q hundred lambs shipped
here from Vermont, last week, were
found dead upon examination after
their arrival, having been smothered
in the close quarters in the top of the
Car, where they were placed over some
calves to economic space.
Mrs Pierson Cummings and daugh-
ter of Waterbury were in Watertown,
Sunday, the guests OF Mrs F. B. Noble.
At the election of officers for the
Christmas term at Trinity college.
Gerald A. Cunningham, son of Rector
Cunningham, was elected president of
the senior class.
Richard Eustace of Waterbury Wis
tied his brother, Michael, in this vii.
lage, on Friday of last week.
Mrs Sarah Gables of Waterbury was
in Watertown, Saturday, visiting hel
parents.
joseph Sutfa, the plumber, has just
put in the village water at F. N. Bar.
ton IS new residence. A four foot ill
in the road since the mains were laid
necessitated digging about twice the
usual depth to make connections.
The Taft eleven put up hard fight
against the St Paul team of Garden
City, Saturday, but were defeated tx
0. This was the first game of the sea
son.
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EASTON.
GRANGE NOTES.

Eighteen members of Easton Grange
attended the meeting of the North
field Grange Friday evening and re-
ceived a cordial welcome. A bountiful
supper was served by the ladies OF
Northtield Grange. The next regular
meeting of Easton Grange will be held
on October 9.
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MIDDLEBURY.

BOARD OF EDUCATION TO RKORGANIZE
SATURDAY NIGHT.
The Board Of Education will meet
in the Selectmen's room at O'Clock
on Saturday night, October 6. for the
ensuing year. A. w. Bissell has been
appointed acting school visitor by the
board.
Miss Sarah Bissell is gaining rapidly.
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BULLS BRIDGE.

NEWS HEREABOUTs.
Mrs E. Barton of Salisbury has spent
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Superior Malt Extract.

A very refreshing and healthful drink for
everybody for hot months. We sell it; also
all kinds Of soft drinks.
Barber Shop Billiard and Pool Table.
D. g. Carlson.
RoxBURY STAT1oN, OoHN.
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Roxbury Announcements.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-19

-raftsbury, ]. A. Gallagher, r. A. Patterson
Derby. Edwin ). Howe, Herbert A. Cullens
glover. A. E. Anderson, Henry III. Cook
A. e. Perrin, A. s. Clary
hSiisn Hrosb burg, Edwin l. Bryant, Albert B. POST Post
Law. Roy Wakeman
I i$y, iGys,elI. William Kelley, Albert /. stebbins
NToroan Benjamin j. Williams
NeWport, eo.w. Rogers, John M. Brigham
Trov G. G. Kennedy, James Banister
Westfield, Mark Warner, Harold Farmau
Westmore, John Hinton
List OF special jurors, drawn to appear
O, the 7th day of March, 1906, at the court
house in Newport, at two o'clock p. m.
Albany o N. Rowell, Z. w. Williams, A.
c Williams.
Rar.op. o. Fl. Mossman
Charleston, =. n. Moultop, w. u Trip
Coventry, George c Bean
Newport. Charles Burgoine, q. II. Prouty,
Henry F Black.
Craftsbury, E NJ. Marckres, Nelson B.
Williams, p w. Dawson.
Derby, Abram V. Cullins, e. A. Ferrin
greensboro, VA. Jackson, + ". GIlIis
Irssburg, Z. ID Bailey
Lowell, Benjamin Aral
Troy. Dana Fuller
Westfield, Wm.B. Gilpln, Walter Burnham
List of special jurors, to appear on the
Sth day OF March, 1906, at the court house
in Newport, at two o'clock p. m.
Albany, T. B. Johnson, James 7. Uric, j..
A. Brown.
Barton, F. b. Pills bury, George King, G..
E. Hsmblet.
Evansville, Elisha Foster
Charleston Wilson Buck, j 3. HoltOn
Coventry, d Walter Fairbrother
Derby, William E. Morse, Lell w. Hall
Glover, Samuel T. Vance, f. G. Clark
Irasburg, E. A. Pike, George w. Russell,
). f. Slack.
Morgan, E. c. Burroughs
Newport, C.M. Flint, ]. r. Kirkpatrick,
W. r. Connsl.
Troy. James w. Reirder
Wesgfield, Homer w. Tillotsor
| Westmore, Rufus AveriE
List of special jurors, drawn to appear
on the 18th day OF March, 1906, at the
court. house in Newport, at two o'clocl
p. M.
Albany, Ira Z. Pierc
Barton, Albert Beede, L. VI. HuboarC
Charlie ton. Kitridge Hudson
/ Coventry. II e. Cleveland, Ed ward Niles
George l.. Herman
Derby, Allen P. Niles, j. A. Bradfo for
Glover, o. g. Mile
lsasbarng, E.P. Webster, F. A Buchana
Jay, jonathan Il. Chas
Lowell, Freeman Fsrma
Morgan, j. E. Gilmore, S. Z. Wilco
Newport, P.O. Holt, E j. Hill, A.C.Sleepe
Troy, h Byron Parlzhurst, C. P. Hur
Westheid, John +. Brown, Eugene l. Mile
Westmore, HI. u. Gilma
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