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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-21
THE TOWNS AROUND.
NORTH CONCORD.


A great uanT are On the sex list at the
present tine: David LuHnie Is very SICK
with heart troubls; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lrnaugh have both BEEN sick; Mrs. A.
Vacbon has been laid mp all the week and
Der mother and daughter are caring for
Der n. Blo5gett has bern Ill and went
TO ST.. Tohnsbury Thursday 10 see a
doctor. He returned Saturday and
reports z slight improvement.
Miss Rainey's ear which gave Der much
rroble is DoE ali night.
Carl Fisher has resumed drawing pulp
wood.
Mr.. Dauon's SICK folks are improving.
Richard Fourier has nice heller calf
which weighed 80 pounds.
Mr.. Rich has got his ice all packed for
The coming season. He has put up an
extra quantity this year.
Mr.sYoung is going TO raise lots Of
Young pigs this spring to seH, winch rs
undoubtedly COED paying business.
The people here can BOW have q pleuti
ful supply Of fresh hsh and oysters as
Louis King comes here twice week.
Percy Rainey is at home saving cord
wood Tor his father. John Rainey.
Mr.. Blodgett OWNS valuable dog
which unfortunately got his loot damned
By one OF The horses stepping On it. he
thought be was going to lose him but he
is coming ont all right. The dog is
valued al over SIS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-21
Church Entertainments.

The young people of St. Andrews
parish to goody number were enter
tanned by St. Margaret's Guild, Thurs.
day evening at the home of Miss Gertrude
Ramsay. The time was pleasantly spent
IN guessing contests and archery in which
some were very adept, and music both
vocal and instrumental was furnished by
Prot. krumpen. Dainty refreshments
were served.
The supper and entertainment given
BY the Search Light club OF the South
church Thursday evening proved most
delightful. The rooms were made attrac.
tive by the use OF bunting and the flags
OF many nations, the stars and stripes
prominent, cha6ng dish supper was
served at six in the dining room. The
American table in the center of the room,
decorated with red, white and blue, and
presided over by Misses Helen c. Stew.
ems and Lila NJ. Caller, was surrounded
by smaller tables, each in its flag decor.
atlons aud the costume of its hostess rep.
rtsenting foreign country. The host
esses were at the Irish table, Mrs. c. G.
Braley; Scotch, Mrs. F. o. French;
Dutch, Miss Marion Fairbanks; Japanese,
Mrs, b. |. Staples; Swedish, Miss Isabel
Nj. Paddock; French, Mrs. Luther 5.
lewett; Spanish, Miss Edith NJ. Nichols;
Italian, Miss Caroline S. Woodruff; and
Greclan, Miss Fannie E. Russell. The
mattresses were dressed in white and car
RED the flag OF the nation represented bv
the table they served. Following the
supper the Songs OF the Nations" was
gwen by costumed party. The artists
were introduced by the American girls,
Misses Elizabeth D. Merrill, Dorothy
Fairbanks, Mary R. Ely, Helen R. New
ell and Julia B. Higgins. Mrs. c. T. Ran.
let and Charles H. Horton sang a Scotch
air; Mrs. Frank H. Taylor and DR.. las.
L. Miner, Irish; Miss Eva L. Wilde and
Harold Q. French, French; Miss Lewis
and E. R. Mackay. Italian; Mrs. E. R.
Mackay and E. E. Carr, Norwegian;
Miss Eugenia Duston and P. G. Whit
comb, Russian; Miss Ethel NJ. Goss and
7: Dwight Coolidge, Dutch: Miss Edith
N: Nichols and Harold Bond, Spanish;
Miss Marion Park and CLAYTON R. Bond
German; while Miss Virginia Perry came
as japanese; and the late arrival of the
representative of the Chinese, in the per-
son OF r. o. French, was the cause of
much merriment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-21
Fifty Fifth Wedding Anniversary.

Although no celebration OF the event
was made Mr.. and Mrs. Alouzo K.
Quimby, parents of Mrs. Walter E.
Kellogg, on Monday passed the 55.h
anniversary Of their marriage, an occa-
sion which few people are permitted 20
enjoy. Mr.. Quimby was born in Barnet,
February 10. 1927. but spent much Of
his early life with brother in Concord.
Miss Nellie Ann Cheney, TO whom be
was married on his 24th birthday, was
born in Ashtabula, Ohio, January, IS,
1928. They were married in Waterford
by Elder Carr. Miss Cheney's parents
were originally residents OF Waterford,
but soon after they were married they
went overland by team to Ashtabula,
returning in q lew years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Quimby began their married lie on a
farm in Kirby where they lived for
u years, then at Russell Hollow two
years, later on farm in Concord for 80
years, ana Tor the past few years have
made their home with their daughter
here. Mr.. Quimby was a mason BY
trade, but spent most OF bis time in the
Interests OF his farms. Three children
were born to them: Martha, who died
at the age OF ten years; Nellie E., now
Mrs. Kellogg; and Herbert A., whose
home is in this village. There are six
grandchildren, three in the family Of
Mrs. Kellogg and three in the family
OF Herbert Qumby. MIR. and Mrs.
Qumby, aged 70 and'78 years. respect.
lvely, are in good health. and FIVE years
ago enjoyed the celebration of their
golden wedding, The CALIFORNIAN wish
es for them many more years OF happy
lite together, and are proud to chronicle
the story Of two people who have lived
together so many years tor each Others
interests.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-21
SHEFFIELD,

Rev. S. G. Lewis OF Barton Landing
will preach in the Methodist church Sun.
day. Rev. 6. c. McDougall will go to
Barton Landing to take charge OF his
services.
A Mothers Club" has been organized
here. Officers: President, Mrs. Maud
Willard; vice-president. Mrs. Flora Bar.
Der; secretary, Mrs. Violet McDougaII;
treasurer, Mrs. Iuez Jones; librarian, Mrs.
Cora Nelson; visiting COM, Mrs. Annie
Hall, Mrs. Inez Jones, Mrs. Violet Nc
Dougall.
William Peck has moved into A. GraY's
tenement and J. Holthern has moved into
the Peck house.
The Ladies Aid will hold a Washing.
tons Birthday party, Thursday, in the
vestry OF the Methodist church. A
conundrum supper will be served from 5
to S O'Clock. after which an excellent
literary program will be given, consist.
ing OF readings, solos, quartets, orations,
and historical sketches.
The missionary society will meet with
Mrs. Mabel Simpson, Wednesday.
Miss Myra Wells left Monday morning
for Worcester, Mass.
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EAST BURKE.

jF-or Al occasional oouespOndent.)
The town auditors met Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Z. E. jenkins has returned from
Der visit az Concord and Manchester,
Nh.
SIDNEY Brigham and vile OF West
Burke. visited their grand parents, Ri
uald and Mrs. Harvey.
Mrs. Emma Goss Humphrey, who has
been teaching TIE Burke village school,
was compelled to give it up on account
Of illness last Thursday. Miss Ethel
Bruce Of East Burke will complete the
school.
TIE local council Jr. 0. L. A. NJ. are
taxing in Few members at nearly every
MEETING.
Mr.. and Mrs Milo Jenkins visited in
hirby this week.
William Il. jeffrey will return to
Franklin county, Monday. to continue
work On his county history.
II. 4. Perry and wife were called to
Enosburg, Wednesday, TO attend the fun
eral OF Mr.. Perry's father, who died sud-
denly the previous Monday, from a
shock. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry have the
sympathy OF their many friends.
George Eggleston has been at work
with John Dasbney on the Coe place, saw.
Woo the past week.
There are several who have a longing
eye On the new r F. D. route. A govern.
ment job is always attractive.
The sick ones are all on the gain.
B. T. Humphrey has been working for
Albert Wyuan at the Cornwall mill for
few days.
Joel jenkins is more comfortable than
Tor several weeks.
Mrs. Mabel Goss Humphrey of Sheffield
Is spending few weeks at Riverside
farm.
Mrs. Julian Currier is among those re.
ported i'll.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-21
RYEGATE.

While unloading car Of machinery at
the paper mill at East Ryegate, MIR.
King, one OF the workmen, had the mis-
fortune to get one foot jammed so badly
that the big toe had to be removed.
Friday evening after the snowstorm,
while out to drink, pair OF mules be.
longing to Callahan Bros. at East Rye.
gate set out to have a frolic, getting
away and running mile below the
station, coming onto the crossing just
ahead of freight train. One was killed
and the other having its legs broken,
was shot.
Fl. S. Powers was called to Troy, Sat.
urday, by the serious illness of his aunt,
Mrs. Morse, who died Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Nelson were in St.
Johnsbury, Thursday, and visited their
daughter and son.
Thursday evening a few OF the young
people met at the parsonage to organize
a reading and debating circle. The next
meeting will be at J. Il. Nelson's Thurs.
day evening.
". I. Nolan was in St. Johnsbury
SATURDAY.
The trustees have added over 10 new
books to the public library, thereby sup
plying a long felt want, as there had
been no books purchased for several
years. 1t is felt that a good selection
has been made, that among the new
books are those that the younger as well
as the older ones will find both interest.
ing and instructive. and it is hoped much
more interest will be taken. The library
will be open Tuesdays and SATURDAYS
afternoon and evening.
Wednesday afternoon one of the hoe
carriers at the East Ryegate paper mill
an Italian, slipped and fell from The
staging into the wheel pit, 40 feet below
striking on his head, breaking the skull
and causing death almost instantly
There have been several less serious acci
dents, resulting in the loss OF fingers
toes, ETC., but this is the first fatal on,
that has occurred since they began work
over niRe months ago.
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4 children's concert will be given in
Music Hall, Thursday evening for the
benefit of the Epworth League.
Mrs. Potter is seriously i'll OF heart
trouble.
MIR. and Mrs. George Simpson OF
Littletou were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Wallace, Sunday at the home oil u.
B. Wallace.
Mrs. Jennie Whitcher of Whiteheld, n.
h, visited her mother, Mrs. Susan
Morrill,, Wednesday and Thursday.
Last Thursday afternoon about four
O'Clock the telephones began ringing in
all directions, and on taking down the
receivers il vas found that Abner Fish
er's house and barn. one mile from the
village, was on FIRE. In fifteen minutes
so men were fighting it. The buildings
were burreito the ground, and for time
it was thought 5. b. Kellogg's house
but 20 feet away, must burn, but with
so many willing workers and plenty OF
water at band, assisted BY two pumps
which Arthur Fisk took with him, the
house was saved.
Mrs. George Laviture is in St. Johns
bury hospital for surgical treatment.
School taught by Mrs. Alice Smith at
Miles Pond closed Feb. 9. Those perfect
in attendance were Irwin Brown, Ray
and Leo Brown. Leona Fisher. Those
having but one mark were Flossie
Boutain, Estella Nichols and Mildred
Rivers.
Frank Powers has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to return home.
Clark Steary is at home i'll with the
grip.
Mrs. S. c. Mcdonald and Mrs. ". r.
Smith are in St. Johnsbury.
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BEYOND CRITICISM.
cEuoN AND INDIA GREEN TEA

Clyde Spencer cut his foot qnite badly.
Saturday, while splitting wood. 1t re.
uuired three stitches to close the wound.
The minstrel show given here about
year ago by the Sunshine Society will be
repeated in the near future, for the benefit
of the lecture course.
Mrs. Ed. Dickerman spent Sunday at
Newport.
WA. Davenport. field secretary OF the
Anti-Saloon League, win speak at the
Congregational church, Sunday morn.
ing, and at the Methodist church in the
afternoon.
Misses Ida Blake and Della Bassett
entertained % OF the pupils OF the sixth
and seventh grades from Lyrdonville,
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Moody of Concord is spending
week at ". n. Hubbard's.
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LYNDON.

J. A. Laporte has sold bis house to
Alex Aldrich. Mr.. Laporte does not
know yet where he will locate.
Misses Edith aud Hortense Mooney
are visiting in Littleton and Bethlehem,
Y. H.
The Valentine party and promenade
in Mechanics Hall, Thursday evening,
was well attended and a good time was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. A. B. Pratt is spending several
weeks at her home in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs Hattie Trefren and Nellie Morev
have finished work for Our Husbands
Mtg. Co.
The last entertainment OF the lecture
course will be held in the Congregational
church Thursday evening. This enter
taiument is by S. NJ. Spedon, impersouat.
or, who comes highly recommended.
Mrs. Laura Mooney Phillips of
Bethlehem visited her brother. Curtis
Mooney, and other friends. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McGoff spent Sum-
day at Barton Landing and Irasbutg.
The Ladies Aid OF the Methodist soce-
ty, will meet with Mrs. E. c. Morse to.
day. Supper will be served and a social
held in the evening.
Priu. Perkins brother from Bridge.
water spent Sunday with him.
Mrs. John Aldrich has finished CARING
for Mrs. Hodge, and Mrs. Mclean Of
Pudding Hill is caring for her. Mrs.
Hodge is in very critical condition.
The literary, business meeting, and
social, was held at Wells Quimby's last
week Tuesday evening. The next liter.
airy meeting will be held with Mrs.
George Gour.
Miss Moliie Johnson, who has spent
the past month with her cousin, Wlnopa
Libbey, went Thursday to Whitefeld to
spend week, and after a two weeks
visit at Plymouth will return to her
home in Boston.
The ladies auxiliary of the Grange held
a social dance in Grange Hall, last week
tuesday evening. which was attended
by 80 couples. The ladies cleared S14.
The baked bean supper at Sherb
Longs, Wednesday evening, was AT.
tended by about 80 people, and the
evening spent with games, songs, etc.
F. c. Grant of Lancaster has been call.
ing on friends here the past week.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist, Odd
Fellows block. Sunday morning ssrFics,
1915. Subject, "Man." Children's
Sunday school viii be bed following The
morning service. Wednesday evening
meeting at 100. The reading rOom Is
open daily except Sunday from 30 70 3
( .. II. Christian Science literature always
! on hand.
The North church Sunday school gave
1 4 patriotic concert Sunday eTe1lDg, TIE
4 pulpit and choir left brig appropriately
and elaborately decorated with Tags,
/ busting and large portraits Of Washing
ton and Lincoln. The boz choir mace
| their first public appearance, sZrgl1g
1 Lutber's hymn; Ned Carr, n colonial
costume and carrying big sword, gave
the recitation, "a Famous Sword Noel
NoFes recited Lineoln's Gettysburg ad.
dress; Clarence Noyes gayeau Illustrated
recitation on Gen. WasbingtOu's hat,
and Hazel Hawiey conducted z patriotic
school. The Other parts bT ot1er cail-
oren, consisting Of music ard rotations,
were done with great credit 70 them
seiFes.
4 service COMMUNICATING the 18th
anniversary Of the dedication OF the
present North church building viii be
held Sunday morning. TIE pastor will
preach z sermon appropriate TO the
occa son, and the choir VII render The
same anthems that were used at the
dedication, Feb. p, 1881.
There viii be an alldsy sewing meet.
ing, Thursday. at the NORTH CHURCH, and
for q lev weeks the ladies viii meet 10
sew OF Thursdays in order TO finish The
Tesineuts for The boy CHOIR. The ladies |
are invited to meet this week al 10 il
The morning and bring Their OWL lunch,
and cC-iee viii be serTe6 a. the church.
Those who cannot attend in the morn
ing are asked to come il t5e AFTERNOON.
At The Church of The Messiah next
Sunday The pastor viii preach, topic:
"A Great Message"
The Sunday evening lecture at Grace I
Methodist church, Feb. Is. VIII be 10 all 1
people who dislike gossiPiDg; everybody (
else also invited. THIS is the first 0. z 4
series Of three addresses OF social Sis.
S.. Andrew Church.
Q1iDquagesima Sunday, Feb. Is.
500 a. m--Holy Communion.
1870 a. u.-Morning PRAYER. Litauy. /
Sermon. Subject Of Sermon. ''DI6-ul.ies
OF Faith"
1900 m.-sunday School and Bible
Glasses.
800 p. N -Eyensong. Sermon. Dr.. /
Little's Reasons" Chaps. II. I'll. and /
viii. A Review.
Wednesday, Feb. u. 80 ?. n
Evening Prayer. Address.
Saturday, Feb. p, iSt. Matthias Day. |
10 a. m.-Holy Communion.
In the absence of Prot. Krumpeln, SEE |
day on account of illness, Ray u. Spauld. |
ing presided al the organ at ST. Andrews |
church, giving exceedingly satisfactory !
service.
Invitations have been issued by the 4
members of ST. Andrews Club Of the 1
church 10 q Ladies Night" /
in Pythian Hall, Thursday eTening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-21
GREENSBORO BEND.

Mrs. Eta Tracy from Boston is visit.
ing her brother, c. q. Batchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell visited their
daughter, Mrs. Clara Collins, one day
last week.
The II. c. T. L. met with Mrs. Inez
Graham Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid will serve dinner at the
vestry today.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held at the home OF Rev. Y. A,
Ross Thursday evening.
Sbool in the primary department
closed Tuesday.
The II. II. A. will present their drama
'Josiab's Courtship" at Salmon's Hall
Thursday evening.
The Frances Willard memorial social
which was to have been held at the
home of Mrs. Ross, Feb. II. is postponed
until March 2.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-21
TOWN CAUCUS.
Lfst Of OMcers NSmiHated-Faets and
Figures frOm the TSWH RepSrtS.

lfsl Of OMCeTs N@mtBatea-Faets and
Figures frOm the TSWa RepSrts
About 200 voters assembled at the
Town Hall Saturday afternoon 10
nominate officers tor the March meeting
and in only three cases were The candi-
dates nominated By ballot. In the
absence Of the republican towu commit
tee. The call was read By seiectmsn Carr
and the CAUCUS organized by choosing
Alexander Dunnett. Chairman, and
George ". Cree, clerk.
These officers were placed IL nouiua-
ton:
Moderator. Alexa1der Dunnett.
Clerk. q. W. Blodgett.
Selectmen, Wesley Sargent, F. .. CD.
man, Luman A. Lsdd.
Treasurer. n. ". Blodgett.
0Terseer 81 the Poor. W. q. a. Robbie.
First Constable. George T. Crosby.
Collector. George z Crosby.
Listers. D. Ii. Bacon, 0. S. Abbott,
Charles Ross.
Auditors, W. T. Horton, Preston z.
May, Harry h. Carr.
Trustee Of Public Money, Il. ".
Blodgetr.
Pence Viewers. The Selectuen.
Town Grand Juror, c. 4. Sylvester.
Inspector Of Leather, q. 5. Thomas.
Pound Keepers. the Selectmau.
Surveyors OF Wood and Lumber, A. L.
Bragg, William Wet5erbee, L. D. Stiles,
c. L. Clark.
Road Commissioner, Albert F. Law
renee.
Town Agent. L. P. Slack.
School Director, Mrs. z. A. S. May.
Tree Warden, JOIN 7. Borland.
The first contest CAME up for third
selectmsn. the candidates being c. 4.
Robinson, Luman A. Ladd and Charles
n. Whitney. Three ballots were neces-
sary TO decide the contest, Mr.. Whitney
withdra wing after the second ballot. The
summary.
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ST. JOnNsBURY CENTER.

Mrs. Philip portland and two children
Of Barre, have been visiting Der sister,
Mrs. Daoette.
Ga Saturday AFTERNOON the Iunior Ep-
worth League Of 81. Johusbury took z
barge ride and visited The Junior Ep-
worth League o. TIE Methodist church
here. Games were enjoyed. sight refresh
nsnt. were served and pleasant time
was enjoyed By all.
Mrs. Hattie Hulburt has bven at Der
home at Ryegste for iew days.
Miss Helen Hartman has been visit-
ing friends At 81. Jobnsbury for lew
days.
Miss Msttie Blake who has been work
ing at Mrs. WoodruFs, has gone 70 Mrs.
Crarjes Brockwsys, where she is SICK
with The measles.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. P.
2. Fisk Friday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Andersou's subject next sun
day will be Power and Prayer"
The musical entertainment given by
the Christian Enoeavor society was z
great Success. A 6oe program was pre-
sented and il was appreciated By all.
The candy booth and fancy article table
were well patrouized. Much credit is
doe Miss Grace Franklin Tor the success
Of the social. as she bad fall charge and
did most oil the work. She wishes 10
thank all who 50 kindly assisted her.
The projects will be used ior buring new
singing books for the Christian Endes vor
society.
Smith Emerson. who has been quite
poorly ior some time, is not getting
along yery well.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-21
GARNET.

The Cosmopolitan Concert Co. gave a
very pleasant concert here last week
Tuesday evening to will filled house
This was the last OF course of four en-.
tertainments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kay and children Of
Jefferson, n. H., visited their daughter
Hazel at Chandler Whitney's Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Bert Gilhllan and two daughters
are visiting relatives in Beebe Plain.
Theron P. ROBBIE was called to Corinth,
Saturday by the death of an aunt.
Rev. James K. Kilbourn attended the
installation OF Rev. DR.. Edward D. Eaton
in St. Jobnsbury, Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Smith spent Tuesday
at North Ryegate with Chester Somers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGill of Pas
sumpsic spent Thursday at E. A. Nor,
gan's.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-21
I'LL HumOrs

Are impure matters which the skin,
liver, kidneys and other organs can
not take care Of without help, there is
such an accumulation of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other
eruptions, loss Of appetite, that tired
feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges-
ton, dull headaches and many other
troubles are due to them.
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East St. Johnsbury.

James Beck had the misfortune 10 lose
hls horse last week from lockjaw.
There was cottage prayer meeting
Al Albert Lees Tuesday evening. the
womsn's meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. 9. VI. Dodge, Thursday afternoon;
Friday evening Rev Dr.. S. 6. Barnes Of
81. Jobnsbury will preach at the church.
and Saturday evening there will be a
prayer MEETING for men at the home Of
Oscar Wallace.
Mrs. Jennie Brown Of st. Jobnsbury
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira 6.
Smith last week.
Rev. Edward 6. French OF Lyndon will
preach here next Sunday in exchange
with Rev. E. E. Grant.
Edgar Cushmau is furnishing excellent
ice for the people in this vicinity from his
pond.
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Hoods JarSdpdriHa
and Pills

Remove all humors, overcome all
their effects, strengthen, tone and
lnVlgorate the whole system.
i mad salt rhe1m or. my hands so that I
coAu not work. 7 took Hoods Sarsaparilla
and it drove out the humor. I continued
as use tlIl the sores disappeared" Mrs.
liza " BROWN, Rumford Falls, Me.
nood's SarsapariIIa promises to
ou'e ana Keeps the promise.
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reu showing defects In need Of TREATMENT
and II many cases proper measures were
taken to remedy the trouble. With re-
suits decidedly to the cbildreu's aoFan-
tage."
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NJ. NaIenIfne NYeddfng.

% The evening OF February u, there
vas pleasant wedding at the home
Of Mrs. Susan N. Hill. when her
daughter, Miss Martha Sophrouia, was
united 10 marriage 10 Willard Charles
Trip. The BRIDE was gowDed in white.
Only personal friends were present. and
the ceremony was performed By Rev.
Emily {. Woodruff. The BIS. wishes Of
many friends 20 with her 10 her new
home at Barton Landing. where they
viii be at home" after April 2.
Mr. Kuowltop Of ST. Jobnsbu-y has
bought The Woodruff farm and viii run
Il IS milk farm.
Mrs. Ella Kidney has gone TO Mont
pelisr 70 visit relatives and friends ior
iew days.
Miss Portia McGill Of East Barnet was
the guest Of Miss Irene Halle,t last week.
A meeting was called Monday night 10
see il the Old Ladies Home would be fin.
ished Of into hall.