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'nsiri gfusfsnnr \ Curt's ~ Nrw
Iiaufshife - b. fsrnsinn agent fdr a.
district c0mprisins the states ~ Nsv /
Hampshire and Nrrmont vice Hugh /
Henry. tine expired.
Tho rcdsdicsiionofi hs Baptist church /
Baricrs Ia rosnai. that have recently /
hesn thoroughly rcfnrnishsd. uiil take
place neat Thursday afternoon. \ /
pie supper Hill b. served. srv
raj from bore are planning g. attend /
4 the weather IL favorable.
Ciarcnce = Niles Of North Adams.
sill sail from New York today fof
Texas, where be- pill remain several
sccss. SIR Niles has not been In very
rood health Of late and feels q trip
through the south would benefit him
Ie will combine a little business wIih
he trip.
CS Morse and son Guy purchased a
'aluable pair Of matched colts the
,ast week 81 Martin Craven Of The
Western part OF the town, price paid
,etween 500 and $500. They are full
listers, the Oldest being three years
Id, weighing 1910 pounds, the young.
- two years old and Weighing 90
sounds.
A considerable number OF logs are
'eiBg daily drawn from the forests 10
Is n result OF the lack OF snow the logs
Ft Dtluk uIdNn III OU NUttlhs Itdtils
ters say that II is difficult TO load In
he woods under present conditions
nd as large loads can not be brought
q as there could be with sleds.
"Samson and Dilihah" or "Uncon.
cious Spiritual Decay" will be Rev
'r Rowley's theme at the Methodist
1urch Sunday morning. A special
4. To- knr l.z1
,r the Sunday School session at ~ m
o preaching service In the evening
he congregation will unite with the
aptist and Congregational churches
the latter church
A pleasing feature 10 Crab ANS Re.
ned Vaudeville company at the opera
)use Monday and Tuesday next, Is
rville Pitcher, better known as the
man to the King''and Is one
the very few old time English min
rels, who have ever appeared In this
'untry, and was the leading member
the greatest of all English minstrel
lows, the encore & Burgess" which -
on the same style as "Primrose &
Vest' in this country.
The famous Stoddc I'd lectures are 4
wv being offered to the citizens of
ennington in the new Art Edition at
ecial prices. The publishers sin.
rely request that all upon whom
cir authorized representative, W c
Dung, calls will examine carefully
e edition and ascertain the prices
ID terms This being the last call in =
snnlngton, i6 is to be hoped every I
lie upon whom he calls will avail
of this opportunity of plac-
g this work in the home. Thanking