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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-07

For a good crop of summer boarders
plant the ads early.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-07

There is one thing we have never been
able to understand, why ladies win buy
harmful cosmetics when HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes clear com.
pleSions. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Frank Hart, druggist
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-07
wARRENTON WHISPERS.
CHEEKY Correspondence From That Live
ly Center.

! WARRENTON. April 6.-New resi-
dents continue to flock into Warrcutou
on account of being able to secure luc'
rativc employment at the local mills
There continues to be a scarcity OF
houses and a large hotel is badly need
I ed.
( Frank Tyson, the cut of sawyer at
the Kelly mill met with painful ac'
ciddN this weak Which nearly cost
him his arm While working at the
cutoff saw, a piece OF board slipped in
resulting in Tyson receiving Il severe
cut on his arm,
Considerable interest is being mani.
tested in the local politics and Warren
ton will poll good vote at the pri.
maries on April 20. Most OF the voters
are iamilimizing themselves with the
new primary law and il seems to be
meeting with popular favor
Capt. Dawson of the Warrenton base.
ball team has signed pitcher who halls
from Missouri, and contestants for the
Clatsop county toga will have to show
him.
Last Sunday. W, c. Hardy chaper-
oned fishing party up the Necanicum
and enjoyed good time The party
consisted of Il. j. Abbott, W. c, Hardy,
Warner Osborn, Con Berlin and Jas
Rogers, Mr.. Rogers caught fine mess
of trout and Hardy bought large mess
from some of the small boys fishing on
the creek. although he claimed to his
friends, that he had caught them
J. H. McDermott and Sergeant Nc
Dermott We're visitors in Astoria yester'
day.
Work on the new dry house of the
Kelly Bros, mill is progressing and it
is expected to have it completed by
the first OF the month.
Albert ]. Hill went to Astoria yester-
day on business. He is slowly re-
covering from his recent accident, al
though he is still on erutches.
Mrs. Grace Cook of Nehalem has
been visiting her mother, Mrs f. A.
Denvir. She returned home on Thurs.
day. Mrs, Denyir's mother, Mrs, d. l.,
Thompson OF Tillamook has also been
visiting in Warrenton. She also left
for home Thursday.
Mrs. p C. Warren has quite recover
ed from her recent illness.
Miss L. V. Hess and Mrs. Stuart went
to Lewis and Clarke Thursday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Heckhard.
Passengers to Astoria yesterday on
the 2:2O p. m. train for shopping and
calling purposes were Mrs. G. W. Wood
Mrs. Jas Keats. Mrs. D. Aueth, Mrs
Jno. Stephenson, Mrs. l. Loomis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Warren of Alaska
are guests of Mrs. d. X. Warren,
The families of the men employed
in the mills are arriving every day and
soon every house will be occupied
More houses are to be built as soon as
labor and material can be had
Miss Polly Dawson has accepted
position a, stenographer in the former
Warenton Lumber Company office.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-07
TWO ARE ARRESTED.
F. Hilbert and ]. L. Beckhusen, Are Ar
rested in Land Fraud Cases.

, PORTLAND, April 6.-F. Hilbert and
J. L. Beckhusen, stockmen, were ar
rested today on indictments by the
federal grand jury in connection with
the government land frauds. A large
number of other arrests are expected to
follow.
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DEVILS Island Torture

Is no worse than the terrible case of
Piles that afflicted me 10 years. Then |
was advised to apply Bucklen's Arnica
Salye, and less than box permanently
cured me, writes L. S. Napier, Of Rugles,
Ky. Heals all wounds, Burns and Sores
like magic, 25c at Chas. Rogers, druggist
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-07

When you are wearied from overwork.
feel listless or Ianguid, or when yon can.
not sleep or eat, take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. One Of the greatest ton
les known. 35 cents, Tea of Tablets.
Frank Hart, druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-07

It enriehes the blood, strengthens the
nerves, makes every organ of the body
strong and healthy. A great spring
tonic HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
IS cents, Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart
druggist.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
MNanklau>A

.NEE-, -" = ~ "a dse1AAA&OA
.@a Continued
! SPLENDID HOME OF so ACRES, ONLY %
miles OF the twin cities and halt milA to
station; q large house with full basement
a large barn, room Tor 20 cattle besides horsss,
and granarY, hay fork, windmill. good out
buildings. about 50 acres under pillow, a mead.
ow that will out go tons Of hay. This can be
made an ideal home; must be sold at once;
81, 400 buys it.; half cash, balance on easy
terms. improvements can't DO put there for
that amount See the crops here and be con-
viuced t. 49,
Z 4 beautiful home, Of 10 acres. only n miles
Of Minneapolis and one mile Of station; one OF
the best arranged houses possible. Large nv-
ing-room, 1Sx26 with massive hreplaces;
makes Il look like home; hardwood ,hnish;
splendid cellar. good barn and outbuildings,
surrounded by beautiful grove. A nice young
orchard, splendid vegetable garden, every thing
complete to make an ideal home; anyone with
little ambition can get rich here raising
garden truck or q chicken ranch. These build
ings are new and can't be replaced less than
$1,000. but the owner. who lives on the place
and is wealthy. has been called east on acs
count OF business. tells me to sell regardless
of value. This was built with the idea OF
making it permanent home and Is built to
stay; 81, 600 buys it; half cash, balance on
easy terms; frst one here viii get thu bar.
gain of a lifetime; will sell furniture also II
parties want it. Boys. get married. '-'--~
s. A. Carlisle. Wyoming. MINI.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Unfurnished HouseS.
THORPE BROS.

THORPE BROS,
2OS Andrus Building.
Modern Houses, Flats and Stores.
$7.oo-lsls I'd st n. 4 rooms, second floor.
$s.o0-sI Washington av S, 3 rooms.
.ss.oo-7v4 Lake st, rooms, modern.
$12OO-62S Bassett place, rooms city water.
$13.O0-627 Aldrich N, rooms. city water.
sSoo 6sSs n In as s. ro0s city water
s17.oo-6l5 lst av S, rooms, city water and
s1s.oo-s25 Washington av s. rooms. city
s1o.oo-.l5o0 Goth av NJ rooms. modern. third
floor.
$22. 5o-lsoo 9Th av s. rooms. modern.
$!6.0o-6l6 LIST av S, rooms, city water.
oo-2 ~ W 10Th st, Groom cottage barn:
sIS.oo-A!oi Grand av. 5 rooms, newly papereo
Sc. oo-lso7 Sd av S, 10 rooms, modern.
$li.o0-41& 10th ay S. rooms, modern.
$500 244i Hennepin av, rooms, moderns il
ss5oo-s2ol-3 Garfield av. new duplex, rooms.
thoroughly modern.
$4o0O-244S Aldrich ay S, . rooms, thoroly
modern, new.
seo.oo-22oo Hennepin av. IL rooms. thoroughly
modern large lawn and trees.
Modern Flats.
kabst Flats-62S and $50 Franklin av,
7-room modern hat, steam heat, janitor
service, extra choice location, first floor,
az. 800 9th st S, rooms thoroughly mod
s4ooo-lo64 Penn av S, rooms. MODERN hot
water heat furnished, second floor OF
duplex house.
The Lowry Hill Apartments 1890 Hennepin ay,
5. and I rooms; thoroly modern; steam cam
hardwood polished i'' toors; buiitn side
board: the above location is one OF the
fsot best in the city overlGSssg the
Tho Wellington. 1soa-11 Yale place, 8, and
rooms; thoroly modern; tanitor service;
steam heat; beautifully decorated; walk
ing distance. The above fats practic-
ally, new and up-to-date in every par
The Mansheld, Ella Hennepin av, five
rooms; thoroly modern; steam heat; JAM
plenty Of Closets 81 fronting ming on two streets
The Lexington, SO 18th st S. one 4-room thoroly
modern fiat the fourth floor: outside
fiat; rent $50: walking distance.
The Concord. IS 1lth st s, and Broom apart
ments; thoroly modern; new building
passenger elevator; hish-class cafe in con-
The Franklin Heights Apartments, eo5-7-s W
Franklin av, 3, 4. and rooms: mod
The Norwood. 1SVi-1a 9th av s. and 8 rooms
heat artssan 1us Wc D rent H5e to $40
1he Navarro 17o6-12 9th av S, and rooms
y thoos Gasn an hea 'nptqD
Hennepin Court, 1915 Hennepin av, and Broom
suites thoroly modern: stem heat, janl-
tor service; passenger eleva to-; high-clasS
cafe In connection; rent very reasonable.
The New Sawyer. 12o70 25th st, rooms;
lQoIOlS modern; steam neat. 1dnltOr ser
vice; Will decorate to suit; new building.
The LenoS. 515 20 9th st s. large, light rooms;
all thoroly modern; artesian we'll; walking
distance.
The Goldhum. 9O35-7 14th av S, I rooms;
thoroly modern; steam heat: hrst,e elias
janitor service; hardwood polished floors;
artesan well; walking distance; rent $50
and W.
ghe Kenwood Adeline and Lorlng. 1852 Henne-
pin ue. and rooms: thoroly modern;
opposite Lorlng Park.
S35.00-142O Chicago av, rooms, modern.
H5.Oo-1511 Stevens av, 10 rooms. thoroly mod
ern: beautifully decorated thruout.
Call at Office for rental bulletin. issued
daily. for houses, fats and stores.
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FOR RENT

FOR, RENT sa
For Rent Unfurnished Rooms.
$40 PER MONTH TAKES THREE PLEASANT
rooms room for light housekeeping, second LOOT
SIS per month when heat Is furnished. 1904
Guaranty building.
FIRST FLOOR DUPLEX HOUSE. 1915 AID
nSs s etc. per
building. 5as. IL,
FOR RENT-FoUR ROOMS. UPSTAIRS; GAS,
city water, wet sink, closets, porch, storage
place, woodshed. 1918 4th st N.
For Rent-Miscellaneous.
FOR RENT-ENT1RE SECOND FLOOR. Sl.b3
4th st S; will make long time lease: space
/ Journal office, 10
I. g.. For Rent-Ofices.
OFFICE ROOM, FRONTING ON 4rH ST, IN
Bank of Commerce Bldg, for rent. See Frank
lin Benner SOB Bank of Commerce Bldg:
FINE LARGE OFFICES, SINGLE. OR EN-
Apply Horace Lowry, SIT I'd avs.
- For Rent-Stores. -
o o a. o 90 % o . Q
Q $50 I'd Av s, Cd AND. Sd FLOORS; 2x. .
0 3d., suitable for light manufacturing or Q
0 could be easily arranged for rooming-. 9
10 house. $500. 49,, 80. =
o $40 and II I'd av S, 42x6o: LIST, floor, q
o suitable for any kind of business; reason. q
0 able rent. Apply ", q
10 Thorpe Bros.
20 - 206 Andrus Building.
10 i:'-' -" 49,
o O. 90 90 90 o o o o
NEW STORE FOR RENT-FINE LOCATION
for tailor or any other business, 16 W Lake
ST. close to Nicollet, $50. 90 per month. A. B.
Latham, 617 Guaranty building.
NICoLLET Az STORE, 22xlo0; THE OHEAP
est rental on upper Nicollet av. The E. A.
Conrad Co.. .613 Phoenix building.
TO LET-NEW STORE AND BARBER SHOP
1928 and 1725 9th av s. Address " Wyma1
Elliot. S15 e 18th st.
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PERSONAL

FREE,
10000 words
about the wonderful country tributary to the
Great
Koochlching Falls,
Rainy Lake, Rainy River,
And the Great New Townsites Of
Fort Frances and
International Falls.
Good views, most reliable intorma ton, sent
absolutely free.
Call o. write
The L. L. Enger Co.,
120 Temple Court Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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Unimproved.

% 90 @ Q o . (
T. A. JAMESON
POS Andrus Building. <
$1oO each TOR three lots AZ feet front on
I'd av. S near 45th, st; $25 cash,
balance IS per month. !
300 each for lots on Upton av and Goth st.
$3.50 each for four lots In South Side 1ad-
: ditton, near Lake st, on 2Sth1 av s..
$500 each for three lots on Sheridan nv
In Kenwood. These owned by
:, "a minister in Illinois. and he is .
}. .. anxiona sto sseu,a1hence the cheap
price atfAwhtch they are offered. -
$3.50 for 4one acre. plated on Stevens Az,
= Il between 45th and, 46th lsts; $3.50
cash, $50 every six months There
= ..,s : is money in this for someone. -
$25Oo-Look =, at the house on northeast
corner Of Lynda1e and 81st. You
:, know 31st st is the proposed new
boulevard across town. ~
65 Oak Grove is q large. well-built house
on 66-foot lot. I am afraid If +
named the price you would think 4
there was something wrong with
} the property. There is not, how
ever and want your best offer ,,
either for cash or on time.
lots.
} $500 for lot on Garfield av near a1st ut.
T. A. Jameson,
POS Andrus Building.
o o o o o o o o o
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FOR QUICK SALE WE Offer THE BEAUTI-
ful large corner on kenwood parkway and
Penn az, surrounded by beautiful homes, coy,
cred with fine trees, 10S feet frontage by 125
feet deep to alley. Price 81, 300.
The best offer before Aug. IS by the follow
ing, separately or together: Lot II, block /.
alley; lot 8, block 8, Riverside shortline cor
ner 9th st and 35th s.
$300-Colfax av 8 near 3Sth east front, 42A
x129 nice trees; bargain.
$3.50 for the corner and adjoining lot on 18th
Az s and Both st; 47x128 to alley.
1925 for two lots. west front on LIST av s
between seth and 37th, 50x130; lie about three
feet below grade; just right for buildings.
$3.50, $500 and $3.50 for lots 14th 10th,
18th and 18th avs Sc, between Talmage and
Division; all lie on or above grade, with street
improvements; these cheap.
$500 bargain tor two lots on Sd av 8 be-
tween 8sth and seth SITS, each 4Ox1ss to
$3.50 for the fine corner and adjoining lot on
Clinton av and s8th 1t, sox132 to alley.
$S00-Buchanan st NE. between 25th and
2eth east front; cheapest lot IN vicinity.
and seth; east front, s42x13o each to alley.
$3.50 for two fine lots. 1O1 feet front by 1O8
feet deep to alley, on Crystal Lake az and
= y. Yale Realty Co., 2os 4th st s.
you CAN'T BUY AS CHEAP A Lot IN THE
=, next to corner ofH2eth st; fine residences in
front and 4e1hso ff have Ssn all
go out mile farther and pay same price?
TClose. to car. school and church. We have
the 'otS "1 Groct EaiuS & croweli anu see U.s.
,.,.,. 315 Bank Of Commerce Building.
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
lots In this city are at Sevenoaks, on selby.
Lake st interurban line. We have river bank
frontage and good inside lots from $3.50 up on
easy, terms For plats and information call at
cur offices, corner ADD av s and Lake st. or
ia 4th st s. Edmund G. Walton Agency. )
:S475-CHEAPEsT LOT IN TOWN FOR THE
money; located in that ideal new neighbor-
hood on Portland az and 9sth st.. second lot
from corner: new house being built on cor:
ner, Axis. wide boulevard most improve
s =. and ns% See
- $500 DON'T MISS THIS. - =
= !. Three perfect lots, each 4sx124. corner LIST
az and s1st st. for So 600: Make best
offer TOR quick sale CLOSE to large business
: Bartlett & Trademark, sos Oneida Block.
81, 500 FOR Is ACRES, WESTERN Az, NEAR
=. city limits, all cleared and tillable land
- limit limits. 81 400 for Il acres, some buildings
= near Camden Place car line. Percival, SOt
Guaranty building. 81. = .-.*5 eaFii-
FOR sALE-BUs1NEss. cot CHEAP. d you
=: want to buy one of the best business lots IN
the neighborhood Of the new Armour plant
we have got 1t and will sell or exchange
for good income property. 6s7, Journal.
soUTHEAsT -FOUR BEST RESIDENCE
university and River parkway; also nine
) room house, 4o7 Oak st Sc. Gould, owner
!. T. G. 1894. 3 So a.
EMERSON Az LOT cHEAP, EAST FRONT
near s1st Ct; wateF stone t. walk and gas II
cival, sos Guaranty building.
5000 TAKES NICE. LOT, 2h FEET ABOVE
grade one block from store, car and school
corner Of Blaisdell and AID st. q. Allen
/. s1S Lake st. E. e
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$20-EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE (TENEMENT),
hardwood floors, bath and gas, 23OS Clin-
ton av.
$1s-Six room, first floor of house, modern but
heat, and barn.
$25-Each, double house, hardwood floors
and finish, hot water heat modern and
upto date, Aldrich s, 9th st,
ready for occupancy Oct. H.
$1O-Four rooms second floor gas and city wa
ter, Clinton av, 2Sth st.
$26 to $50. 5O-AIodern fats inside 18th st and
Clinton
Care of houses and fats speciality.
Sloane McCulloch Agency,
Oneida Block 4th st S.
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IF YOU WANT 4 FARM IN SOUTH DAKOTA
over the section through which railroads are
now building write or call on us; low rates.
Egelands Land Agency Immigration Bureau,
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.
FOR RENT-MoDERN, FURNISHED HOUSE,
at Lake Harriet. Apply 4oO1 Sheridan
av s. -.
FOR RENT-FURN1sHED HOUSE, MODERN.
1907 Portland .:rs.
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DYE1NG AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
y French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. SIG Nicollet.
STERLING DYE HOusE-French Dry Cleaninsa
500 4th ay s. T. Q. 1892: N. W. 40 JA
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o o o o o
FOR RENT. 0
o 3714 Stevens av, rooms. all modern 0
except heat. remodeled and redecorated o
throughout Ready for occupancy Aug o
20. Price $22 o
1862 Vine place. first floor, rooms all o
modern. hot water heat; price $32. 90. Sec o
ond floor contains rooms, all modern, hot o
water heat, price $40 These properties o
within walking distance and very de- o
srable.
Sulhow- Dredge Co.,
431-2-3-4 Andrus Bldg. o
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PHOTOGRAPHED SUPPLIES

WE HAVE FULL LINE OF THE CELE.
plies. Amateur developing and finishing
promptly DONE New England Furniture
Carpet Co., corner LIST av and 9th st.
KODAK AND BROWNIE CAMERAS ARE DAYS
+ light loading. Buy them Of O. 81. Peck Co.'S
LIZ 5th st 8. 49, ID gsGss
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY-PR0MPY
service unequaled facilities, reasonable rates;
references, police headquarters. 30 Kasota biz
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-PARTHs LEAVING CITY TO GEN
our cut rates on household goods to Chicago
Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals ana
tributary points. For best Of service at the
lowest possible rates write or call on the
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46 Sd st 9.
70 ExoHANGE-2oth CENTURY ENuYMo.
pedia six yolumes; new; half morocco; Wans
typewriter or musical instrument. Address
BOX a. Fountain City. Wis. .-..-.. -
TYPEWRITER DESK AND FLAT-ToP Desc
wanted, second hand must be in first class
condition. Give lowest cash price. Address
2242, Journal, .a.. ~
TOWN MARKET PAYS HIGHEsT CASH
price for secondhand household goods and
office furniture. A74ls Washington AZ 2.
PLYMOUTH FURNITURE CO. pays highest cash
prices for secondhand household goods. All
Wash av s. T. G. 26o8. N. W. Main 1857 L.
OFFICE DESK WANTED, ABOUT 5 70 81
in length. roller top. quartered oak Address
2611, Journal. 49,,
CASH FOR CENTS OAsT-oFF oLoTHMGI
call or write. Sussman s. Co., LA Wash. ay NJ
WANTED-MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS. HIGH.
est prices paid. Max A. Kohen. 327 S. Wash:
DESKS AND OFFICE FIXTURES wANTEDs
Advance" All Wash. av 8. g 9s02.
WANTED-oLD GOLD AND SILVER. RENT2
Bros. 51a-521 LIST av g.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-27
SUBWAY THE WINNER.
Had a good lead on First Ballot In Col
Ieetorshlp Contest and q Majority on
Second Ballot.

Second Ballot.
William A Shumway received a ma
jority of all the votes cast for collector
of taxes on the second ballot at the
special town meeting yesterday He will
be appointed to the office by the select
men. The standing on the final ballot
was: w. A. Shumway, 313; A. ]. Cur
rier. 2O6; w. c. Horton, 4; Collins L.
Piper. 9; Sanford A. Daniels, 2; C. E.
Sturgis, !. The vote on the first ballot
was as follows: Total, 1872; necessary for
choice. 292; Shumway, 1873; Currier, 26s;
Horton, 20; Piper, Sc: Daniels, 50.
The meeting was called to order by DR..
H. d. Holton. moderator, at 2 o'clock
with about 100 voters present. DIR. Hol-
ton announced that owing to the cues
ton of the legality of the call all ques-
tons regarding the meeting would be
waived, the several contestants having
agreed to abide by the result of the vote
and that the appointment of the one re-
ceiving the majority would be made by
the selectmen. Dr. Holton stated that
by agreement the polls would remain
open until o'clock.
At the supper hour only about 800
votes had been cast, but large number
of citizens appeared during the evening
When the ballot box was turned the
votes were quickly counted. the result
announced and a second ballot was call
ed, which resulted In the figures given
above
1t is expected that the school district
meeting next Tuesday evening will
elect Mr.. Shumway and that he will be
the only candidate before a special VII
lage meeting which will be called soon
by the bailiffs, as they have no authority
TO appoint collector of the village
taxes
Mr.. Shumway is ss years old and a
photographer by trade. He first began
work in that business In the studio of
A. D. Wyatt IS years ago after he had
attended the high school. In 1900. in
company with Charles G.. Staples. he
bought and consolidated the two Ne
companies in BrattTeboro and was the
successful manager of the new concern
until the business was sold in 1903. He
has been active in various public enter
prises and in the work of the fire de-
partment and Of the Vermont Wheel
club He has demonstrated that he pos
sesses business ability and his friends
believe that he combines in an exceo-
tional degree the qualities of persistence
and tact which are needful in the work
OF tax collector. Mr.. Shumway Is a
nephew OF the late r. T.. Gordon. who
served so acceptably as tax collector a
long term Of years
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WEST sRArrLEHoRo.

this week.
Mrs; Beaman returned Wednesday from
Wilmington. - -''
at Hazelton Rice's.
J. L. Barney is much better ana will
be out in few days.
Mrs, Squires has been suffering from
ivy poisoning this week.
Miss Gertrude stockweu is at home
from keene for a vacation.
Hayes Bigelow came Saturday from
FLORIDA to. spend the summer
Amy Davenport went Saturday 70
Lakeside, Spofford lake, for the summer,
Jewell Robb was home a few DAYS re-
9ently. He win enter law school in
Boston this fall.
Miss Wiley and her friend have rooms
az Mr. Prentice's and take their meals
at Deacon Harris's.
Mrs Newell, who has spent some time
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-27
CarmodY- HoIIoran.

Solemn high nuptial mass was cele-
brated in ST. Michaers Roman Catholic
church at s o'clock Tuesday morning
when Miss Katherine f. Carmody, sister
of Rev Father NJ. ]. Carmody. was mar
ried to Thomas F. Holloran OF Bsnning-
ton. large number Of guests attended
the wedding, AS the wedding march was
played by Miss Mary Martin the bridal
party entered the church through the
sacristy and sanctuary, taking places in
front of the high altar. The party con-
sisted of the bride and bridegroom and
the bridesmaid and best man. The best
man was d. F, Carmody OF Fair Haven.
brother of the bride, ard the bridesmaid
was Mrs. d. F. Carmody..
The bride wore a travelling suit of blue
silk wolfe over blue silk, also blue trav-
cling hat trimmed with blue chiffon and
a white plume. She carried a white
rosary. The bridesmaid wore blue silk
wolfe over blue silk and a black picture
hat
Rev. Father NJ. ]. Carmody was the
celebrant, Rev. Father p. j. Barrett, of
St. Mary's cathedral. Burlington, deacon.
Rev. Father A. ]. Barron of Bennington
subdeacon, and Rev. DR.. r. ]. Cahill of
Waterbury master Of ceremonies. Other
priests in the sanctuary were Rev.
Father Edward Reynolds of Bellows Falls,
Rev. Father John Dwyer of Ludlow, Rev,
Father p. ]. Long Of Proctor and Rev.
Father Thomas O'Donoghue OF Brattle-
boro, assistant to Rev. Father Carmody.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
Father Barrett and was particularly able
and impressive The church choir sang
Leonard's mass in F and for an offertory
Dr. F. H. O'Connor sang 20 Salutaris,"
by Lambillotte.
In the afternoon Mr., and Mrs. Holloran
started for Atlantic City, where they will
spend several days before beginning
housekeeping in Bennington, where Mr..
Holloran is a letter carrier. Among the
guests were Mrs. w. S. Freeman and
Miss Mary A. O'Byrne of Richmond, this
state, and Miss Lizzie Rock, Miss Jennie
Sears and Miss Nellie Heating of Lud-
low