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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-05-05

- th' D'M"cr..tlc Voter, of Nolu>ia Co.
l respectfully aAhouh,e myself a can
,l''l,''' I"i i'-"i"'ti"n 10 The office If Tax
collector II thi> County, subject la the
a. 'i"!! II 'h- Democratic Primary Ia b.
h''H WAY -, 1900. and .fnolniIatrd and
r.'''.i "iii Faithfully perform the d1rje.
81 >aid 'ih'r /" Sic best of tny ability.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
respectfully Announce myself "A can
dida1e f"r The office Of Supermtend.
Il PubHr Instruction for NGlusia Conn
~. subject I" he viii OF The people as
eNpTt>>cd al the Democratic Primary
May 18TH. J. l.. PATTUIO
Port Orange. Fla. March ~.
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FOR CLERK CRIMINALCoTRr

L. The Democratic Voters Of Nnhl,la Ga.
hereby ahh"iiIcr my candidacy for
I'tk 81 The Criminal Court. Ii the IN
d'Asrh"" "i the voters results IN NV re-
tentr"h ia "th'~ VIII cndeavor L. faith
fully perform its duties.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-05-05

Tie undersigned hereby announces
IIs candidacy for the Legislature SUBJ
i,-ct 20 the viii of the Democratic voters
expressed al the primary, May 18th. II
nominated and elected shall loyalty
discharge the trust committed 10 me to
the best Of NV ability. / ask for the
support 81 my Democratic friends
throughout the county.
D. r. MORRISON.
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FOR STATE SENATOR.

10 the Democratic Voters Of Eoiusia Go
hereby anIl"tince that | viii be d
candidate for reelection To the State
senate from Nolu>ia county. subject to
the Democratic primary To be held May
18TH. 1890. ! take this method also Of
thanking the people Of my county for
III" confidence they have IN the past re-
posed ia me. and if re-ele. ted | shall use
very effort i'll my power to advance
very interest Of NV state. county and
People FRANK W. SANS.
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1. LEI. USIEEN


FOR TAN ASSESSOR.
~ ~ i''N AAh"1nirr myself Z. candid.tt.
~ i-\ Assessor 81 N"Iu,la County
tn..nl''' Z" the action If the Dcnocgari,
'''i'ii :. y. VII son.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-05-05

>tPtkNISoR OF REGISTRATION.
10 the Democratic Voters Of NnIu>ia Co.
hereby aHnounce my candidacy for
The oiflcr ot Supervisor If Registration
81 |"lu.la County. subject la the action
II III" D"m""iatlc primary. 10 be held
MAY 18th. lpUG.
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FOR MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD.
At the solicitation Of Numerous friends
| hereby annDunce myself "A candidate
for Member of the School Board, sub
Jrct To The action of the Democratic
Primary. GEORGE r. CROUCH.
Davtuna. + IA.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-05-05

At the solicitation Of numerous
friends. | hereby announce myself Il
candidate for reelection a. one Of the
representatives from SOlu,ia County to
the State Legislature, subject TO the
action Of the Democratic Primary
THOMAS J. SPARkMAN,
Port Orange. Florida.
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MOI FlCiAL BALLOT

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For Cuuntv REPRESENTATIVE,
Note Tor two.
JOHN + nIT>ON
II. + MORRISON
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THOMAS ]. NJ BRAY

aAn"al', mai AIN i r..njDi:,t.. f.r
''"Ail i'AlnI->l,I'I h,t.r- the hu!ni-
hating primary MAY l.. ahd ~,l,r III.
support 4 ~ ihin",iat.r friends DO! rb4
county II h"ID.I.ar-d and reelected |
"IA lai'll"Hh die Ati-" ,NrIE puI.ir
iIjE u.rDH.trit upon lat.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-28
Burr INGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY JUNE %. 1906

rett and wife Of Montgomery David
ingalls, and wife of East Durham, que.
Mrs. l.. f. Bailey, national organizer
ana lecturere of the w. Y. G.. L. Will
speak at the Methodist Church on Friday
evening, June %, at 1870 o'clock.-Mrs
IF. W. Draper ana daughter, Miss Ruth
of Enosburgh Falls, visited Mrs. G. r.
Burleson one day last week. Mrs NJ r.
hammond returned Saturday from a
weeks stay in Newport and Sutton, que.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ford. who have
been in town Il few days went to St
Adams bay Monday to remain until Sat
urday, when they will go to Hartford,
Conn. whore they will reside.--C. L. Cap
ron of Malone. y. y, has been passing
several days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 7. r. Capron. chichester Paxman of
New York city is visiting his brother,
G.. ID. Paxnan.-Miss Sadie Wcstcot Of
Alburgh was the guest of Miss Anna
slave recontly,-Dr. and Mrs. G. Ulysses
johnson ana daughter Ruth. who have
been In Boston the past three weeks re-
turned home Saturday.-Mrs. G. W.
Scarlcs is visiting relatives in Boone.
Quc.-An Ice cream social will be held
on the church lawn next Monday even
ing. July ., for the benefit of temperance
and church work. Tho band will be in
attendance. -Forestors Sunday was
observed last Sunday, the Rev. G.. H.
Emery preaching an excellent sermon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-28

Russell, H. T., Pike and j. g Benson. At
the democratic caucus Friday evening the
following delegates were elected to tho
state convention: O. f. Luce, G. f.
Burt, DIR. II. w. Burrows. To district
convention: II. f. Shaw, &. O. Burt, F.
c. Bashaw.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
| Elmer Barrows died on Wednesday
morning OF pneumonia.-Mr u. J. Tar
bell is seriously i'll at her home at the
electric power station,-E. F, Moore of
burlington has a force of men here con-
structing concrete sidewalks on Park
street on c. f. Burt's property-Mrs
Kate Stafford returned home on We'd
nesday from johnson. whore she attend
ed the spiritualist convention. She also
visited friends in MorrsVille during her
absence H. G.. Mcmahon attended com
mencement at Goddard Seminary on
Tuesday, making the "trip in his auto
mobile re was accompanied by Dwight
smith Ruth and Raehur McMahon re-
turned on Wednesday from a visit to
relatives in Beachmont, Mass.--The reg
ular monthly meeting &c the cemetery as
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ALBURGH.

Royden Losso. is quite i'll with n pull
monary trouble. John Dennis of Eurling-
ton was the guest of NJ. A. Lessor a few
days last week. Or and Mrs. Rogers ell
tertaincd as gueS' last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Green and daughter of burlington. also
his brot her, DR.. d. Rogers. and wife of
Glens Falls. y. I.-Miss Louise Lessor is at
home from + ~. S. to spend the summer
acation.--H Royce Marvin is at home
from the /. V. NJ. Medical College. M ISIS
Fannie haynes. who has been spending
several days here has rcgrned to her
home In North Hcro.-F. II. Brown of
also Miss Mae Sargent of Swanton and
j. +. Carrigan of Malone. y. Y.--Mr. and
Mrs Nathan Currie of Swanton and Miss
tmpey of keene, y. H.. are visiting
friends in TOWN. Mr. and Mrs. e. y. Par
ker are entertaining their mother Mrs
Parker, of BurlinEtOn.-At the indepen-
dent caucus, to he heldfwy-c--. 1la--r T.
dent caucus to elect delegates to the con
VtNtion at Burlington next Thursday the
following delegates We're chosen: First,
James caldghan: second, l.. F.. Martell;
'aternates, w j. Mumley, William Young
town commissioner, Ben Mumlcv. Jr..
State Commissioner. y. F, Therru.-Mrs
Martha Kingsley and grandson. Harley
liillikcr, are visiting her son. n, L. kugs-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-28
SWANTON CENTRE.

Mrs. ]. T. Catlin, who is i'll with a
nervous trouble and complications. is a
little more Comfortahle.-M isseS Carrie
ana Florence Hubbard have gone to the
Thousand islands where they have posi-
tons for the Summ"r.--The Jolly .yokerS'
union held a basket picnic at Highgate
Springs last Saturday The crop of wild
Strawberries Is light in this vicinity
Hay bids fair for an excellent crop and is
very early Farmers will scarcely fin
ish springs work before hayinR will be
gin Some farmers are already cutting
roadsid"s and trimming fields. Several
of the farmers have complained of the
depradationS of crows in their fields
almost whole fields requiring The second
planting. and one field in this vicinity
was replowod and s"wed TO grain. For
the past few days several farmers have
been greatly troubled over the corn pull
ing done by tho over-presant and pesky
little English sparrow. whole tlocks of
which settle upon and ruin the corn
fields in ii surprisingly short time. Last
year was the first time this habit was
noticed in the English sparrow and he
bids fair to outrival the crow IN mali
CiouslV running the corn fields
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BERKSHIRE CENTER.

chester Paxman from New York is
visiting his parents Fred ~.
Thompson is very i'll al his home in the
north part of the town. No hopes of his
recovery. Mrs. Robert Mcbride is ut her
fathers, A. Ncavu, in rather poor
alth-Arthur Neavu ana Miss Jennie
Turner took a trip to the Provinces Sun
day.-F. .. Libby is building an addition
TO his barn.-Mr. Fisher has moved into
j. Ncado's tenement house also Arthur
Tatro of East berkshire has moved in
to the so called mine housc.T. W. Hunt
and wife are housekeeping in their cot
taRc home on his farm.-Thc ladies' Of
the Dorcas society will hold a sale and
lunch counter at the town hall Thursday
June 2T-A. Mcbride is supplying the
pulpit at the Center for the summer
Miss Irena johnson is expected home
Wednesday from Green's Corncr.--IGd-
ward Libby and daughter Mildred ac-
companicd by his uncle, James Libby.
visited at his brothers, i. .. fibbey's.
Sunday.
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Mrs Charles Dubuque of South AL
burgh is seriously ill-A party of young
people drove through the county SUNDAY.
Miss Mildred Mclflroy and Miss Ethelyn
Rockwell are in Burlington attending the
commencement exercises of the l.. Y. NJ
Albert Reynolds is very i'll of liver
Uouble,-Mr, and Mrs. Pen Duba of Isle
La Motto were in town Sunday.-Thc in
dependent party held a caucus at the
town hall last Saturday evening at which
about II voters were present. The dele
gates elected to attend the State con-
vention To be held in burlington June q,
were Orrin Mitchell and James Callag-
ham,, II. kcichlug of burlington has
been the guest of Miss Ethcyu Rockwell
for the past week. Mrs. Ray Duha, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. MOulton, of Montpelier, returned
home Saturday. Nj. and Mrs. II. w. Hin
of Buffalo, y. v, were in town Saturday.
A horse belonging to George Crollar,
Ir,, was struck by lightning and killed
during the severe storm that passed over
the town Saturday evening.-At a special
meeting OF the Grange Friday evening
90 new members were initiated.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The community was shocked and
saddcned last Thursday morning at the
sudden death of Mrs. Joseph Demarrah
of heart failure, which occurred at the
hom" of her son, George. She was at
work Ironing and went out on the
piazza for a moment. whore she sudden
ly expired. death being almost instan-
tan"ous, She was a member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in this
place and the w. C. T. L., being an
active member In the welfare of both
and the community mt large. She will
bc greatly missed by large circle Of
friends, who knew her as one of God
noble women. She leaves husband
and one son, The funeral was largely
attended Saturday at 1890 at the
church, the Rev. c. A. Emery officiat-
ing. The bearers were Freeman and
Sherman Rogers, brothers, and Mr.
Marsh and II. r.. Walker brothers in
law OF the deceased, There were many
floral tributes among which was
wreath from the w. C.. r. l.. Some Of
the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
B. Walker of Concord ~ H., Mrs
Chase and daughter, Mrs Warcham of
Johnson, s. F.. Rogers of Jcffcrsonville,
MIR. and Mrs. Marsh and son of Glover
Peter, Henry, william and Leon De-
marrah OF Richford. Mrs, Barber and
son, w, e. Barber, and wife, l.. p, Gar
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

AIRS @. G. Holmes and Mrs. Guerney
Of sheldon. were in town SATURDAY,
Thomas Reeves. deputy United States
marshal. of burlington was n town on
business Saturday.-Mr ana Mrs. j.. y.
Steele of Marlboro. Mass, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Mary Stecle,-C G.
Austin Of ST. Adams was in town over
SUNDAY. --Frauk Rice of sheldon Springs.
spent Monday in TOWN. Mrs. 5. ". Rus
sell and Mrs G. p. Loulios spent Satur-
day in ST. Adams. J M Trombly was in
Burlington ON business saturday Mrs H.
q. tarman and Mrs. . E. Wilson are in
burlington attending commencement cX-
erciscs of the L. V. MIR. T.. A Bates
took Frank Delphia to the Mary Fletcher
hospita! in Burlington, Tuesday, where he
Will undergo an operation for appcdctcs.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Stockwell and daugh-
| ter, Marian, of ST. Adams We're in town
over Sunday the guests of Mrs Mary
Steele. Mrs II. G. Williams and Mrs.
l.apoint of Springfield Mass are the
guests Of Mrs. Melvin Lent.-Mrs. AIilla
j. Barr 0f Manchester y. H.. is visiting
relatives and friends in town.-J,ouis
Bauyoa, returned Saturday from keone
\. H., where h. had been spending the
winter with relatjvcS.-Thc Ladies' Aid
society OF the Methodist Church. viii meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. II. r..
Merritt Of Franklin street.-The breach of
promise case entitled Jerusha r. Per-
hlnS VS.. Harry w. BAXTER OF Highgate 10
he tried at Liberty hall Saturday even
| Ing, june 30 before a jury, is attracting
a good deal Of attention. Mr.. Baxter has
rctnired the Hon. S. w Flinn of ST Al.
bans to defend MIN. col A. V. Ncwtop q,
Worcester, Mass. an old friend of tbo
| Perkins family is counsel for thn
| plantin. IN" amount demanded by tho
! declaration is 5000, Mr.. Baxter Is n ris-
| ms young business man, and if thu
plaintiff prevails will be seriously en-
barrasScd Financially. Several prnmenant
s"rIotN poopl" have been subpO naod AS
witnesses in his behalf, Mrs Perkins
claims all her young hopes have been
blght"d by this gay dcceiver. Tn.
Ladies Nillag" Improvement society of
which the defendant is and has been an
active member for great many years.
has indicated it's willingness to help the
defendant pay the expenses.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. James Duba aud son. Nelson OF
Bristol spent tho past week with her son,
n. II. Duba.-Mr ana Mrs. L. II. Kinds
were visitors In Morrisvilln Thursday and
.Trday.-C. y. Robbins was "A visitor in
Hyde Park Friday.-N. II. Duha was a
business visitor in East Fairfield Friday
Miss Ethel Brush arrived in town Thurs
day evening from New York city the guest
of her mother, Mrs :. IL. Brush.-R. S
FullingtOn of Johnson was visitor in
town Wedncsdav.-W G. Holmes of St
Paul, Mo, is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Holmes IL o. Powers. who
has been In the employ of II. W. Gray for
several months, has returned TO his homo
in Bakersfield on account of III h-alth.--
r. NJ. Reynolds was in 81. Johnshurv FRI
daY.--Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Gilbert ~
Berkshire have been visiting their niece,
Mrs. Bessie Duba Mrs. Depatie Of Fair
fax has been the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. y II. Lapoint.-Mr. and Mrs. \. i.
Brush are the happy parents Of a daugh-
ter born Thursday evening.
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EAST HICHGATE.

The condition of Mrs. W. j. Machia.
who has been seriously i'll. is better. Mil
ford lislop has moved his family to st.
AlbauS.-O. s. RXford attended the
county convention at Enosburgh Falls
as delegate the 22nd.-Mrs. IlutChius, who
has been passing few days with friends
here. has returned to her home in Al
burgh.--C. NJ. Woad of Swanton was in
town on business the 2lst.-O. A. Rixford
and Miss Henrietta Read of East High
gate and the Misses Gladys Steele and
Deal of llighgate attended the birthday
party given for Everson Smith in Swan
ton Saturday evening. Mrs. NJ. Shower
who has been i'll, is better.-Mr. and Mrs
". j. Cutler and little daughter were in
sheldon Sunday.--Mrs. G. &. Holmes and
Miss Lulu Green of Sheldon were in town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-28
BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. b. .. TIllotson visited h-r sister.
Mrs. Hurd Montague of jericho, last
week. Mable Temple and Donald Nara
more went TO Boston Monday, to spend
their vacation with friends--Rolln Orig
ham, of Wisconsin is visiting friends in
town. Mr., Brigham has not been In town
for Il Ysars.--Miss Amanda 1Tarrand
went to Burlington Tuesday morning. She
was joined by her sister Eleanor, who has
been teaching in Charlotte, and they at
tended the commencement exercises of the
I. V. Nj. A. Baldwin and family, who
have conducted the Doimitory for the
past three years, left town Tuesday Morn
ing for Proctor. where they will conduct a
hotel-Royal II. Gilbert who was called
home from Cleveland, O.. last week to
attend the funeral of his father, returned
home Tuesday morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-28
ISLE LA NOTE.

Senator and Mrs. lenry w. Hill Of Buff
falo. n. y, spent Saturday and Sunday
at their old home. the guests of Wilbur
+. Viii, who has been sick for several
weeks. Senator hin is much interested in
| this town and has presented to its public
library many volumes of scientific his
toriC and other valuable productions. lie
owns the farm ON which he was born and
which has beer IN he I'M family for up
wards of a hundred years Senator IIll
attended the commencement of the
University of Now ont at Burlington on
June q. of whc. ~ versity he is an alum
nus He is ono of the N"rmonters. who
has achieved success in tho Empire state.
whore he is re ized as a leading au-
|thority on commercial and constitutional
questions.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Governor j. w. Stewart and daughter,
Jessica, of Middle bury We're guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Fisk last week -
j. NJ Skeele was in town last week.
Paul Germond of New York was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rosbach over
Sunday. There will be sale of ice
cream and cake at the library grounds
on Tuesday of each week from 7 TO 0
p. m, for the benefit of the library
Theodore Fleury is home from Buring-
ton school, he having graduated last
Friday. George King is home from Bur
lington school for the summer vacation.
Jane Mcintosh OF Burlington is visiting
at a. II. Hills.-There was a large pill
grimage from Keeseville a. Sandy Point
Sunday.-Mrs II. G, Ho comb remains
about the same.-Mss ,'elen Carswell
Jessie w. Holcomb and son, Kenneth
of Rouses Po''-' "'@re at II. G. Holcomb' S
Sunday
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MONTGOMERY.

Misses Amy Goodspeed and Dorothy
Parker are home from Montpelier Semin-
|arN.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl, p, Parker at.
tended commencement at Montpelier last
week Miss Hattie Swan is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. p. Locllen in Richford
Mrs. n, G. CONS tHcl has returned from
Barton.-Mrs. f. S. Pratt is spending the
week in Hardwck, Whooping cough is
epidemic among the children Don Rich
ardson has returned from 81. Adams
Miss Averll, the Boston deaconcss spoke
at the Methodist Church Friday evening
Mrs. l.. f.. Bailey of New York one of
the national organizers Of the W. T. G.
L. will speak at the Methodist Church on
Tuesday evening under the auspices of
the w T. c. L.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-28
FLETCHER.

The condition of Il. y. Boomhowrr
who has h"ou seriously i'll is better.
Mrs. Ira W, Green visited relatives in
Wcstford several days the last Of the
weck.--Eli Barnum Of Jefcrsouville visited
at \. r, PaCe's. June %. Herbert
d. Shepardson ana Maud clark were
married Wednesday, June %
George Leach is in Burlington attend
ing the graduating exercises at the L.
V. M.--Judson RoomhOwor returned to
his home in Boston Saturday.-During the
, severe electrical storm Saturday even
ing the telephone boxes were burned out
at the Centre and at West Fletcher.-Mrs.
r. W. Corse spent Sunday with friends
in Cambridge.-L w Rice was business
visitor in town Saturday,--Ira Parsons of
Stowe Is visiting her brother, John Par
sons.
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ing the primary which closes this week.
Principal +. II. Blake has gone to his
home in Maine.-A daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Yates Monday morn
ing Mrs. Elizabeth Sanbom is seriously
i'll at the home of her daughter Mrs -.
V, Yates, she is being cared for by her
daughter Ela.-Tn the severe thunder
stornt of Saturday afternoon the lightning
struck a COW of a. $ IIcndrick. also the
barns of 4. q. Bowen and w. !. Towlo
e Sons were struck. Tho latter would
have bc,r burned had not Mr. Towlc been
on the scene at once with ter.--Watson
Woodruff of Hartford Seminary will sup
ply the pulpit of the Congrega ionnl
church this summer Mrs. Flora Gilbert
of Northampton, Mass, was a guest of
Mrs. {. w. Gates the past week.
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EDEN.

Henry Darling made call in town re-
cently.-W. H. Emery and wife visited his
sister, Mrs. Betscy Irish who Is very
sick at her sons, Charles Corse, IN
Fletcher.--H. II. Adams and wife are IN
Fairfield visiting their daughter, Edlth
Mudgett. William Earl OF Morrsville
has been stopping at Riley Earfs few
days.-A. d Robbins is having the barn
on the Allen Adams place moved to the
spot where The one was burned by light
ning. Mrs. Lena Whitcomh still remains
in a very critical condition, her father,
r. Reed is a little better John Rogers
is quite poorly at present School closes
at the mills Friday of this week with
exercises in the afternoon al the schOo.
rooms, all are vited.-Myra Blakcs
school closes with picnic saturday,
Mr.. Crawford will preach at the mills
from now on at $40 p. m sunday school
following.
Continued on 18th page.l
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

William Clarke Of Haverhill, Mass.
is visiting at A. Shelley's.- Henry Ladd
has returned from business trip to
Washington. ID. G. Mr.. Corse of the AL
burRh customs force took Mr.. I4add S
place while he was away.--Nernice Rock
well of Bangor, y, Y, was in town last
Week.-Mrs.. Mari Adams of St. Alhans
Is visiting friends here.-Iittle Mahle
Sowles. who has been quite sick with
pneumonia, is considerably bettcr-.Thc
Changers of the town are to have a pie
mic July 4.