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WAS ATTACHED TO DOG.
Singular Surgical Operation That Re
stored the Use of
Mans Leg.

Grating the bone from a dogs lei
onto the leg Of man. 10 replace som'
five inches Of bone that had been re-
moved. and So saving 10 the man his
leg. vas the remarkable surgical feai
performed by local surgeon. Il vas
the first recorded case Of grating upon
the human bone the bone Of one 81 the
lower animals says the San francisco
Chronicle.
The patient, a Swede, As years old
had fallen about II feet 10 the pave
ment, causing a compound fracture Of
the right leg near the ankle. The
fracture resisted treatment, and in the
course of time five inches Of bone were
removed. Ii seemed that the only
thing left was amputation. The sur
sean determined % attempt 10 graft
the hone from the foreleg of a dog to
me sawed-off end OF the leg bone Of
the man A small black and tan dog
was selected for the experiment, placed
under ether, and his leg prepared The
ends Of the bones OF the man and the
dog were united b. silver wire. and
the dog and man fastened rigidly to-
gether in a plaster cast The report
says:
The man suffered very little pain
or Inconvenience except for two or
three days, during which the dog was
restless and would attempt TO move.
The more the dog would move the
more pain was inflicted upon the man.
The dog soon realized this, so that At
was NOT necessary after the fourth day
10 give the dog morphine TO keep him
quiet The dog anu the man became
very much attached 10 each other
Five weeks later the bones had knit
ted firmly and the dog was removed by
saving off his leg. The other end Of
The new bone was united TO the mans
bone without difficulty. Six months
after the union the thin bone from the
dogs leg had grown and developed al
most to the size Of the original bone in
the mans leg. The man walks with
a cane. but can get along without il II
necessary.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

"Uncle' Moses Parsons is in very feebl.
health this winter.
Mrs. Charles Erskine is gaining slowly
from her serious illness.
Bert Young is soon to begin work in f.
II. Martins meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ingalls, visited in
Mortified few days last week.
Leslie Williams was at home from his
work in Mortified over Sunday.
The young ladies have organized a bas-
ket ball team in town, with Miss Sadie
Fitield as manager.
Quite number from South Barre and
Washington attended the play at the Town
hall Saturday night.
The joint installation of officers OF the
/. O. Q. +. and Rebekahs will be next
Thursday night, Jan. %.
The Grange play, "Strife," was presented
at the Town hall by home talent last Sat
urday and Monday evenings and was a
success in every way.
Frank Martin, one OF the most promi-
nent farmers in Town, died Saturday
morning OF heart failure. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon, Rev. f. A. Kim
bail of Richmond officiating.
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NORMAL NOTES.

Miss Hunt is detained from school On
account OF sickness.
About thirty enjoyed the reading given
by Mr.. Daye at the Normal last Saturday
evening.
Mics Holt, a member OF the preparatory
class, fell on the ice Tuesday and injured
her wrist.
The preparatory English recitation wss
conducted by Miss llsley and the Junior
English by Miss Bisbee, In the absence Of
Miss Gates.
In the absence OF Mr.. Morrill, last week,
his class in pedagogy met as usual under
the leadership OF Miss Adams, a member
OF the class.
portion OF the Tuesday session was
omitted that the students might attend
the meeting of the circular confereucs
held at the Cong church.
Miss Calef, teacher OF the upper room
OF the Training school, is detained from
her work by Illness. Miss Lewis, pfinci,
pal OF the school, with the assistance Of
student teachers, has charge OF her CLASSES
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eAYxvILLE.

We are still doing business at the OLD
place, and among other things are yei
carrying fresh meats, fresh nsn anu
oysters. also buying hides, dressed beei
and pork which don't lump of TO someone
| for half what they are worth when you
can get fuli price at hodgkins.
Parker Babcock was in Bethel Saturday,
o. j. Ellis of PittsfieId was in town FRI
day.
Henry Babcock is at Mrs. Ruth Bah
cocks.
George chedeI Of Randolph was in town
day last week.
joel Waller of Concord. y. H., visited
/ friends in town over Sunday.
The ladies' Aid society meets Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Carrie savage.
Mr.. johnson Of Melrose, Mass, was a
guest last week at Arthur Babcock's.
Tue topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening is "Christ I
| Life.n
o. j. Richardson and daughter, Mrs
Nettie Porter, took trip to Randolph last
week.
The Thursday evening meeting VIII be
held this week with Mr. and Mrs. Alyan
Savage.
The meeting for the study Of the Sun
day school lesson was held at III. g. Allen s
Wednesday evening.
| Ned Doubleday and Miss Edna Ranger
visited Mrs. Jennie Williamson in Bethel
the first OF the week.
Ned Doubleday and Miss Christina
Doubleday OF Sherburne were at II. III.
Harrington's over Sunday.
Charles Lowell has meat market ia the
brick office ia connection with Mr.. Ben
nett's business. The Office has been wired
for electric lights.
Several Of our young people attended the
surprise party given Tor Miss Pearl Davis
at South Stock bridge Friday evening and
all report fine time.
Miss Alice Allen, who went TO her home
at Stockbridge to spend Sunday, was un-
able TO return to school the first OF the
week on account of illness.
The officers OF II. II. Baxter Post, No
Ill, were installed at the regular meeting,
Saturday. Jan. 10, by Past Commander G.
g. Smith. The post voted TO hold its an
nual dinner Feb. 3D..
g. L. Pratt, Mrs. Byam and Mrs. Mary
Connors OF Bethel were guests at j. Il,
Safford's Thursday evening. Mrs. G.. l..
Pfatt, who had been a guest there since
Sunday, returned Thursday with her hus-
band.
At the regular meeting Of Good Will
Grange Saturday evening, the officers
were Installed by Past Master Chedel in a
very impressive manner. The report OF the
finance committee showed the Grange To
be in a hourishing condition financially.
Two applications for membership were re-
ceiYed. The next meeting will be Jan. 81.
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Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.


Miss Carrie Jones is in Boston.
Frank Kennedy OF Roxbury was in town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanna have re-
turned from Ticonderoga.
School has closed again for two weeks
on account OF scarlet fever.
Charles Kinsman left here Monday for
California to spend the winter.
II. W. Preston of Sharon was at the
Rochester House Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. C. E. Townsend spent Saturday and
Sunday in Montpelier with Mr. Townsend
Mrs. William Cook OF Forestdale has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. II. r. Woods
Mr.. and Mrs.. c. f. Martin attended the
Dalrymen's meeting in Burlington last
week.
WILDER Parmenter OF Hennlker, n. H.,
has been spending week with relatives
in town.
Marie Chandler Of Granville is boarding
with Mrs. Lizzie huntington and attend
ing school.
Clifton Adams has entered the senior
class at the National Normal university IN
Lebanon, Ohio.
Mrs. Alma Ellis went to Roxbury Sat
urdsy, called there by the death OF her
cousin, IL. {. Ellis.
Mrs. Wilbur Aldrich, who had been yIs-
iting friends in 1unbridge for few days,
returned home Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Bernie Kidder and Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN Parmenter have been visiting
relatives in Randolph.
Miss Emma Moses returned TO Randolph
Saturday and Miss Annie Chedel to Gays
vile Monday to spend the two weeks va
cation.
Rochester fire district meeting was held
at r. II. Edgerton's Office Monday eyen-
ing, Jan. s. The following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year. Mod
orator, Il. II. Edgerton; clerk, w. III,
| Campbell, collector, j.. II. rrask; treas
urer r. A. Guernsey; water commissioners,
j. II. Trask; chief enc ineer, =. w. Nc
Vain; LIST asst, engineer, q. 4. Greeley
ID, Walter Barry; auditor, d. o. Goodno
committee, r G. Tinkham, w. Ill. Camp
bell, &. Z. Hubbard.
aPrepare the Way will be the morning
subject OF the pastor, Rev. III. w. Hildreth,
Sunday. Jan. q, in the Cong'l church.
The Bible school viii consider at It's ses-
sion, "Divine punehments OF SIn.n Al
the evening hour OF the young people 5
meeting, the topic will De "Christ's Life
Lessons from His BOyhood.' Mrs. z. +.
Merriam viii be the leader. "The Living
Gospel papers for this month will be Civ
en- the evening OF Jan. 26, as follows:-
swimming the Boys Prof. J. Ora Cod
ding; "Enlisting Men, Richard Hub
bard Every Day Church Work. Walter
Wing; and sThe Appeal OF the Ministry
Rev III. w. Hildreth. All are cordially
invited. The young people OF the Cong'l
church expect to have their play ready the
last OF February.
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GRANVILLE.

+. n. Hemenway was in Mortified
Tuesday.
Frank Wilson has gone to New HamP'
shire to work.
Dudley Rice was at his home in Rox-
bury over Sunday.
Mrs. f. ~ Hemenway was in Randolph
and Bethel Saturday.
Herbert Whitney and wife have gone y
South Royalton to work.
5 f. hubbard has gone to New Hamp-
shire to work for the winter
Mrs. Jennie O. Whitney went to koS-
bury to see her mother Friday.
States Attorney Russell Of MiddlehuY
and wife were ia town Monday.
Z. A. Simpson Of Roxhury has been
visiting his mother and brother this wees
Miss Ethel Robinson of Rochester was
the gnest Of Leda Briggs a few days r.
Gently
Mrs. II. G. Hubbard was in NaitsneiH
Saturday and Sunday to see her daughter
Lillian, who was i'll.
Miss Nettie Blair went TO Waitsnela u
visit her grandmother, Mrs. James IT
Saturday and returned Sunday.
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l.. F.. Taylor was in Rutland Monday.
l.. 5. Lamb was in Rutland two days OF
last week.
f. A. Edmuuds and wife of Bethel were
at II. q. Ranney's Sunday.
Daniel Brown and Mrs. Guy Parmenter
were in Woodstock last week.
Miss. Mabel Mills spent several days
with relatives in South Stockbridge re-
Gently
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A Brigham and Miss
Muriel LAGOS are spending some time in
Boston.
The dance at the town hall last Friday
night was well attended, about 80 couples
being present.
Mrs. Charles Cady and son, Fred, Of
SheFbaFne spent last week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. 5. Lamb.
The Grange has rented Rufus Hollis hall
and held its first meeting in it Saturday
evening with good attendance.
Mrs. q. A. stott, who has for several
weeks been singing at eyangelistic services
in New York state, returned home last
week for few days rest. She expects to
return to her work the last OF this week.
States Attorney Robert A. Lawrence
Jan. Sth gave out the result of the investi-
CATION regarding the death Of Denver Rey-
nolds OF PitLstield, who died under rather
suspicious circumstances, Nov. 10Th last.
He vas found intoxicated and died soon
afterwards aud 1t was thought that be
might have drunk wood alcohol. Por-
tions OF the body were sent to the state
laboratory OF hygience at burlington and
an examination showed no traces OF pols-
oning. The cause of death was internal
hemorrhage due in part to drinking large
quantity OF pure alcohol.
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ocHEsTER NORTH Hollow.

Mrs. Martha Goodno is gaining.
Gayle Eaton made trip to Granville
last week.
Mrs. Allen Rogers has returned to her
home in Lower Rochester.
Ethel Eaton is at home, her school in
South Hollow having closed Jan. 5.
Mrs. Julia Shirley and Master Maxwell
Fosket have been visiting at Mountain
Brook farm.
Bertha Minkler, teacher in the second
primary department of Rochester Graded
school. and Vera Eaton. Grace Minkler
and Ellsworth Calvin, graded school
pupils. are at home waiting for the
scarlet fever scare to subside.
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Japan,s chen,ical works.

Japan has $40 factories wherein pro-
fessional chemists are employed Two
of them employ over 800 workpeople.
the others range from 30 up. In the $40
are included gas works paper works
ceramic and lacquer works Sugar fac
tories and breweries are not Included.
Many of them are stock companies. OF
these IS produce pharmaceutical prod.
ucts. IS Illuminating oils 40 matches
50 indigo four other colors, four gas and
six incense. Japan's chemical indus
try employs 1881 workmen In the
match factories there are five women
operatives TO each man. Some factories
run IL hours. but most OF them only
ten Mems wages average IA cents and
women's ten cents a day.
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80 Chureh Notes-

Methodist churca Jan. p, public serv-
Sec, followed hv communion al 1880 q. m.:
SUNDAY school, il 80; young people meet
iuR, T.30 2. No.; Tuesday and Wednesday
evening PRAYER meetings next week The
fourth quarterly conference will be held
Monday forenoon. Jan. %. Plans for the
coming vear VIII BE- discussed.
ConE'l eaurch-A meeting Of the boys
and girls interested IN forming a Junior
g.. =. society VIII be held this Thursday
afternoon in the vestFy at 4 O'Clock. Serv-
see 81 worship Sunday with sermon bg the
minister, Rev. }. Hall Long. quartet
VIII render an arrangement from Con
comes MHas tn II, entitled. stUh. Lord
Most Mereiful. By request. Mrs. r. n
Chase vii sing "Face 90 Face By Her.
bert Johnson Sunday school a. n.id
Service OF worship et p. m, with brle
sermon. A ladies' quartet will sing, sob
Praise the Lord" Last Thursday after
noon. the ladies Aid society held it, an
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EAsT RErHEL.

II. W. Fowler was in Bethel Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsbury we're in Ran
dolph Friday.
Mrs. r. II. Buck is out again after a
few days illness.
Miss Edith Fowler was at Mrs. Lyman's
in Royaiton last week.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Sylvester Spooner last week.
Mir. and Mrs. Alec Wsshburn OF Bethe
were callers in this place Sunday.
Arthur and Gladys Parker Of Rrookiiel6
snent saturday and Sunday visiting rela.
lives Ia this town.
The East Bethel Cornet band begar
holding practise meetings Jan. 18th, il
being the first held since September.
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is daily enacted in thousands Of homes, Rs
Death claims. IN each enc, another victim
Of consumption or pneumonia. But when
coughs and colds are properly treated, tbs
tragedy IS averied +. q. Huntlcy Of Oak
Iaud0n. Ind, writes ~" My wife had con-
sumption. and three doctors gave her up
Finally she took br. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
hich cured her and today she i well and
strong Il kills the germs Of all diseases
One dose relieves. Guaranteed at Soc anc
Sl Trial bottle free.
For sale By II. A. Leonard and f. E
/ Bryan. Randolph.
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volcano Create Farthouake.

remarkable example of the close
connection of volcanoes and earth
quakes was observed by the early Span
ish settlers in San Salvador When the
water I'm the crater lake of Ilopango rose
above a certain level earthquake shocks
always followed SO they cut a channel
to allow the escape of the water and to
prevent its rising in the crater And for
100 years there was no earthquake in
that district. Then the precaution was
neglected. the water rose in the crater
and presently a violent earthquake
shook the country. AT the same time
the lake was blown out by volcanic
eruption.
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souTh RANpoLpH.

Mr. Wells, agent for the New England
Homestead, stayed over night al Willow
farm last " eek.
John Slack, brother-in-law Of Mrs sa-
ran Kelsey, celebrated his eightieth birth
day last Thursday by walking from the
Kelsey farm to Princes store in South
Randolph and back, calling on his neigh
hors by the way. He is the last OF FAM
ily OF eleven children. Two died IN in
fancy, the others all living to be men and
women. His hair is hardly tinged with
gray and his mind is as clear as in youth
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A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on 50-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar if it
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee 25-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded.
A. II. Hood q Son. Chelsea.
A. n. King a. Son, Tunbridge.
G. A. Wight, North Tunbridge.
5. B. Buell. q Co., South STAFFORD.
l.. l.. Udall & Son, STAFFORD.
Frank Durkee, Pittsfield.
G. w. Brigham & Son, Pittsiield.
Fred Morrill,, PittsfieId.
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LILLIEVILLE.
WANrED Two bosrders for the winter
s2.7j a week; washings and lodgings in
ciuded.
HArrIE NJ. RoaERs, Sunshine Home.

40 q week; Washlngs ana lodgings IN
ciuded.
HATTIE M. ROGERS, Sunshine Home.
Mrs. AFRO Flint is sick with the prevail
ing distemper.
Mrs. Fred Daniels of Barnard is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cham
beflia.
james Chamberlin is more comfortable
so he is about the house some at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.. Noble, Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Billiard were in Randolph last week
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hattie NJ Rogers has been con-
fined TO the house week by hard
bronchial cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin from Camp
brook were guests Of MIR. and Mrs Cecil
Washburn recently.
Mrs. Jennie Dustin, who lives on Camp
brook is very sick with typhoid fever and
has a trained nurse.
l.. Penn Bul'ard returned home last
week Wednesday after being in Brook
field several days to visit his brother,
Frank
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TRICK OF COLLEGE GIRL.
Shoe Clerk Divulges the Scheme by
Which She Gets Matinee
Money.

whats fellow going TO do about
IL, anyway" exclaimed a Boston shoe
clerk the other day. says the Shoe Re
taller. IT beats me- Here comes in
Miss College Maid and she is as fas-
cinating as she can be She picks out
i five-dollar pair of shoes as perfectly
lovely, and won't we charge them up
TO pa?' which we certainly will do
because pa has notified us that his
credit is o. X and is at his daugh
ter's disposal
But next day in comes Miss College
Maid with her shoes in box under
Ter arm She would really like TO looN
at those $3.50 shoes. and she finally
Luys them. And won't we give her
the change back, she says with a
smile that will tilt most men from
their balance.
"Of course, If man made such a
proposition we'd call the police. but
we're apt to bow to the Miss College
Maid with the smile. and hand over
the $3.50 to her. as If she had asked
for only a pair Of extra shoe strings
Then while Miss College Maid tsots of
to the matinee to spend our $3.50 va
PUZZLE our heads as to whether We
have been buncoed or whether we have
buncoed dad, although, to be sure
We charge il to his account
And If fellow once falls a victim
to the wiles of Miss College Maid he
soon learns that she needs new pair
Of shoes about every time a matinee
idol comes along
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WEST aRookEIELn.

Pearl and Walter West have been on the
sick list, but are now much better.
Mrs Lindsey Colebrook returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday.
The meetings last week were wen at
tended although the extra minister was
not present
Miss Mamie Clafiin has recovered from
her recent illness and returned to the Nor
NAL last week.
Ernest Boyce and Fred Flint went to
Eunbridge Saturday, where Mr.. Boyce
purchased q horse.
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BETHEL 'IYMPUs.

Mrs. Lula Baker of Stock bridge spent
Saturday and Sunday at her fathers, S. A.
Bowen.
Allen and Edna Manning OF Ripton
visited at their unele's, B. A. Buttles,
several days recently.
The w. e. II. L. will hold it's regular
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Jessie Noble
Friday, Jan. 26th. at 2 p. m.
On account Of the illness OF Mrs. Nat
Dustin with typhoid fever, Mrs. Fanny
Young has been moved to John Morse,
Jr's.
Perrin Whitaker went Saturday and
Willis Whitaker Monday to Albany
Business college after spending several
v eeks al their homes.
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nual meeting at Miss Ann Sargent $. Ihe
following officers were elected - , n -
Nellie Flynn, president; Mrs. W. 7. FISH
vice president; Mrs. j. G.. Sargent, seeIe-
tarv. Mrs. +. n Fisher, treasnreI MIS-
Il. Scott Blossom, Mrs. j. W. warren
Mrs. Charles +. Waldo, Mrs james a
Graham, Mrs. III. II. Dlnsmore, MISS A -,
SARGENT. directors. Mrs. Fisher now en-
tiers upon her 25th year a. treasurer oil the
society.
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Since the law of 1901 there has been
no limit Of height for a French soldier:
dwarf or giant, all must serve. Before
that time the limit was only five feet one
inch Yet the average height was not
yet run down 70 that of Napoleon Is
graude armee' in its last years and not
long ago it was above that Of the Ger
man army measured as a whole.
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Naver Twice Alika

Think it over again, Nanette. before
YOU refuse me
why should I consider your proposal
twice2"
ooh. because you women never think
twice alike. Dortbarbier.
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Life at Stake.

II you but Knew the splendid merit of
Foley's Honey and Tar you would never
be without it. A dose or two will prevent
an attack OF pneumonia or Ia grippe Ii
may save your life. Sold by II. A. Leon
ard, Randolph, and G. A. Densmore, Chel-
sen
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Spoiled Her Beauty.

@Harriet Howard OF W. 34th ST., New
York, ct one time had her beauty spoiled
with skin trouble. She writes:-.s1 had
salt rheum or eczema for years, but moth
ing would cure it until l used BuckIenis
Arnica SaINe. quick ana sure healer
for cuts, burns aud sores. 25c.
For sale by II. A. Leonard and f. E.
Bryan, Randolph.
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"Little colds" neglected thousands OF
lives sacrificed every year. Or. WOOD 3
Norway Pine Syrup cures little colds
cures big colds too, down to the very verge
of consumption.
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pI1TsFIELD.

We shall continue 10 run our meat carl
TO pittsfield same as heretofore, and any
time you have a fat hog, beef or hides "a
sell and want what they are worth, drop q
line to Hodgkins, Gaysville.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

W H. Messer from Barre visited hstg
over sunday
II. l. Kemp from Shady Bill is with p
wife at George Brigham's
X. M. Morse aud daughter Of Barre vs.
tied at George Raymonds over SUNDAY.
Frank Green aud wife Of East bet1s
Wis ted at B. +. Blodgett's day last wees.
There will be no services at the I. v Z.
church next Sunday as the ASSOCIATION =
to convene at East Orange.
Charles r. Pesrsons Of Springnei1
Mass, has been in town a few DAYS
business and visiting his parents H +
Pearsons and wife.
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AhARoh.

dry sawdust for sale at Soc load. Call at
his house to pay. 3w