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CAMBRIDGE.

Victor I. Spear of Randolph was n Per-
ley & Leavens's store Friday and took in
nearly $3.50 gallons Of maple syrup at 20
cents for No. and Gj cents for No. g 1t
was of good quality and only about 10 per
cent was classed No. o-Soveral from this
place attended the funeral of Mrs. VIII
liam Downcy in Bakersfield Saturday,
Mrs F.. G. Ellsworth. who has been CON
fined 10 her he'd for three weeks is more
comfortable nj this wr!ting.-Therc was a
frost here Monday mornng.-F. L. Car
Ienter Of burlington took in butter at the
Center Saturday Mt from II to IS cents:
eggs, 16-Thc william 4. Scott property
at the station is to bc sold soon.
\ panther was seen north of the village
Sunday and Monday nghts--An ice cream
supper was served ut the North Cam
bridge church Tuesday night to large
company.-John Brush ana son are put
ting a furnace into their residence-C. Il.
Carpenter, who has been buying maple
logs here the past six months. expects to
| make his headquarters in Ludlow after
June lit was 5000 gallons of syrup which
| was taken in here last Friday instead OF
5O-H. n. Gray has taken in about II
tons OF maple sugar this season at eight
cents per pound.-Neson Church is very
lows NJ. Stafford is housed from the
effect OF n little episode with his horse
Sunday night as he started home from
| church.-Mrs. N b. Payne liz planning
to have a cataract removed from her eye
George Griswold returned home from
Burlington Wednesday night.-E. j. Gates
was visitor In Burlington the first o
this week-Roscoe Fuller is In very poo
lhealth-Miss Blanch Stinehour who ha!
been working in Montpelier. came hom'
Wednesday for few days stay.-Mrs. f
IC Ellsworth, who has been i'll. remains
about the same.-Miss Carrie Burns clerl
at Perley e. Leavenss store, has been a
her home III for the last few days,-W'l
liam Smile was business visitor In Bur
lngton Monday.--Miss Stinson and Mrs
Henry Lang returned home Wednesda!
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Mrs Joseph DuncansoH, who has been
spending the past year with her sister,
Mrs j. s Goodfellow, left for her HON"
Monday.-Mrs. Milo Allen of South Hero
is visiting her sister, Miss l.eona Rock
well-Mss 1.eola Bell of Swanton is
visiting friends in town-The condition or
Mrs Florence Bravton. who is seriously
ill., remains unChanged.-Mr. ana MIS-.
Joe Macdonald entertained few friends
Saturday evening.-The funeral or Mrs
Anne Ladue was held from the residence
of W. 4. Soule Friday afternoon Mt two
O'Clock Ray Duba is visiting rel
ta.iyeS in town
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BRANDON.

The Rev Henry l.. Ballou of Chester will
give lecture Friday evening in the Con-
gregatonal Church at eight O'Clock. The
subject will be cuba and Florida, illus.
trated by l3o stereopticon views.
Patrick T.. Whalen OF New raven Juno.
tcp has been appointed station agent
for the Rutland railroad at this place. G..
r. Holbrook. who has been the agent for
many years. has been obliged to give up
the position on account of i'll health.
The funeral of Alexander Cahee will be
held from his late home in Leicester this
afternoon ut 2:S0 o'clock. The remains
will be brought here for burial.
The Friday evening service at ST.
Thomas's Church will be postponed until
further notice.
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PROCTOR.

Horace MaYhew of Springfield. who
has been working for several months in
the blue print department of the Vermont
Marble company, has resigned his posi-
ton and returned to his home.-J. A.
Wright. traveller for the Boston branch
iof the Vermont Marble company. who
has been In town for a brief business visit,
returned yesterday.-The town base bail
team is scheduled to play the Athletics of
Bristol on Saturday and Manager Brush
has arranged for game on Memorial day
at Granville. y. Y, against the Independ-
ents. Saturday the high school cross bats
with the Black River Academy team.-J.
Lee Wells. who soon leaves for Chicago,
Chester a. Hatch and William L. Macart-
ney visited friends in center and West
Rutland Yesterday will he a bani
concert in Depot square on saturday even
inG.-A meeting of the High School Al
umni association was held in the high
school last evenng.-The Hose company
held business meeting in their mouse last
IniEht.--All those interested in tennis are
invited TO attend a meeting to be held next
! Friday evening in the Y. NJ. c. A 10 dis
cuss forming tennis club.-Invitations
| are out for the wedding of Miss Katherine
s Swift daughter of Or. and Mrs. Smith
iof Pittsford and W. r. ThaYer OF this
town. The ceremony will take place on
the 2nd of June at the brides home fol-
lowed by rcception.-A number of the
Swedish fraternity recently met in the
Foresters' hall and discussed plans for
| the formation of club. At the close 1t
was decided to inauEuratc a court to be
| known as the Maneham Court Of the Vase
Lodge. Arrangements have hecen made
to open the lodge the first day Of June. A
large number. about 70, have already sig
Unified their willingness To join. 1t is eX-
Ipected this number Will be increased TO
700 At the opening ceremony the West
Rutland lodge Is expected in a body.-C.
y. Mason is doing the work in the West
Rutland Trust company during the alb
sense Of Treasurer Kinsman.
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of Waitsfeld There was close call from
a serious fire at capt, IL. y. Bushnolps
asst Thursday morning. While Mrs Bush
nell was in the yard for a few minutes
curtain or drapery was blown aCains.
a hot stove and when she came in
brisk blaze was started, bur fortunately
with pleuty of water close at hand she sue
cceded in cXtinguishing it before a great
amount of damage had oeen dCNc.-Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Wells and daughter
Evelyn, Of Montpelier are spending few
days with her parents, ", +, Stoddard
and wife, and other relatives In town
Miss Jessie stanton the teacher in the
primary department of the village school,
spent Saturday and sunday at her hons
in RoXbury.-The stecple Of the Congre-
gatonal Church is being treated to
new coat of paint, Roy Wilder and an
assistant. Mr., Gotta, OF DuXbury doins
the work.--Mrs. Alba Campbell returned
last week from a Western trip of several
morths, the sreater part of which was
spent with her brother in Minnesota.
She also visited her brother D. s. Stod-
dard, mt Indianapolis, lnd,-A class Of q
took the examination last Saturday for
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
SOUTH WOODBURY..

The Samuel Daniels farm has been
sold TO Edward Young of I1ardwick Cen
ter.-Pre- memorial day exercises will be
held in the school as provided by law
Lewis Strong has lately purchased a
driving horse of c. II. Dana,-E. r. BAN
is recovering from his recent injuries.
received while in tine act OF
securing a cow. which he was leading.
He was thrown down, striking upon ms
back-Henry Wheeler visited MS pio'her
in Calais on SundaH Vie Is very Ill ana
not expected to live.-Children DAY VIII
he observed with appropriate exercises
Jack Gravclin was at A, Is. Suiham
the first of tho week.-Mrs. kate sum-
nor was in Marshiiell on Monday.
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THE Burr INGTON PRESS: THURSDAY, MAY "a. 1906.

Frank n. kenerson.--Mrs. Ann f. Goss
returned on Thursday from an absence
of several months with her daughter,
Mrs. ]. Euclid Fish. of Melrose, Mass
Sunday evening at the Methodist Church
the Rev. II. Il. X. Whitney, pastor OF the
Free Baptist Church at South STAFFORD,
who is chairman OF the committee of the
Great Rural Campaign" to be held In
STAFFORD town hall from June TO II.
inclusive, spoke in behalf of the enter
prise to joint audience of Methodists
and Congregatonalsts.- BY private en-
terprisc a now foot bridge has been built
across Jail branch stream from Harry +.
Bryants to the land of Miss Mary j.
George Ralph l.. Gilman of Lisbon, n.
w., has been spending few days with
his father, Frank Gilman. and his
brother. Dean Glman.--fIerbcrt Comstock
returned on Monday evening from a
visit to his brother, Donald. who is a
sophomore IN Dartmouth College. The
annual meeting of Orange county con-
ference was held at Wiliamstown on
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week
and the delegates from the Chelsea
Church were Deacon and Mrs. Walter II.
Emery and Deacon and Mrs. Willard s.
Hatch, they being empowered to furnish
their own substitutes.-On Friday
morning Mrs. MARY n. Tracy. widow of
the late Joseph =. Tracey, died, aged
70 years, having suffered n stroke of
paralysis the preceding Monday after
noon Tho funeral was held Sunday af-
ternoon, large company of citizens at
tending and the burial occurred at tho
| family lot in Highland cemetery, tho
Rev. George f.. Lake, pastor Of the Con-
grogatonal Church ficiating.-Charles
Densmoro of Montpelier Seminary Is at
home for u few days.-Mrs. Frank VI
| Tracey Of Montpelier was in town Sun
| day to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Mary,
| Ira cN. her hMshand's couSin.
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CHELSEA.

The grand jurors summoned for June
term, 1906 of Orange county court Whlch
meets Tuesday, June o. are as folIoWS'
Bradford, Preston s. Champerlaln'
Braintree Adds : Stokes Randolphp'
Brookfed, Frank z. i.amson, Chelsea
Walter II. Emery Herbert f. Mattocn'
Corinth, Joseph l. Tnplin tEasc' far-
lee William f. S. Cilley Newbury' Dud-
ley Carleton (WcsU; Orange, James nun
toon O;asD: Randolph, Foster G'
SpraEue CEasu; STAFFORD, George r.
Chandler; Thetford, \. Y. Turner 'rnlon
vIllaEe,; Topsham Putnam Hay"ard'
Tunbrldse. Henry r. Hayward; Nershire'
Fred W. Farnham ICoppcrteld'; Wash
| lngton, Charles ". Huntington; West
Vairlee. Edward =. Dudley; Williams
| town. Lewis NJ. Scaver. the peut jurors
summoned are az follows: bradford,
ALFRED II. Batcheder, +. y. Newton
, Braintrec, Lester a. Flint, StearnS =.
| Hutchinson; Rrookheld, {. NJ. Mcl)er-
ment. Mack w. Stoddard; Chelsea, CAL
vim Goodwin. Henry w. Burbank; Cor
NTH. RaGlev G. Abbott, Josiah T. WIG
gins: Fairlee, PerlcY 5. Wills, II, r.
Merrill; NewhurY. Joseph sawyer I'd
mund II. George Orange, 'haries L.
Carpenter, Arthur j, Grant; Randolph
Simeon K, Waldo, Byron A. Mahoh'S-
ter; STAFFORD. Albert x. kittredGe' H. H.
| Tdall Thctford, Fred q. Newcomh'
George T.. Emerson; Topsham, Hale C.
White j. Frank Philbrick; Tunhrdge'
Horatlon l.. Toss Arthur {, Adams
Vershire, John s sleeper Ernest H.
Lake; Washington Arthur W. Hutchln-
son. William ]. Scott; West Fairlee, *,
II. Dearborn, Harlan F. Godfrey; VIII
Jamestown. Erwin \. Covell, y, h. Robin
son; the Hon James Nj. Tyler of Brat
tlsboro will be the presiding judge and
the Hons. William Paul of West Fairlee
and Cyrus L. Lathrop OF Williamstowr
the assistant judges Examiner
John NJ Comstock was In Randolph last
week Wednesday hearing alleged grew
ances from residents of the town OF
Braintree, who claimed that school pr
vileges were not equal-Mrs. Lucy Beck
; with. who has been i'll for several weeks
has left her tenement in the Dana hous'
and gone to live *'ith her niece Mrs
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NEWPORT.

About Il Young men We're present to
take the first class examination for the
United States custom service held Sat
urday in the high school building.
The Rev Charles Brown of the First
Baptist Church rendered his resiena-
ton Sunday. He has accepted call to
SaXton's River.
Prof. G. l.. Cowles, principal of the high
school, and Noel W. Smith are endeavor-
ing to bring about a meeting of the alumni
for commencement day. 1t is the inten-
ton TO get as many of the old graduates
together al possible. elect officers and COM
mittee for the ensuing year after winch
"A banquet will be served.
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WATERBURY,.

The following teachers have been
hired for tho high school and inter-
mediate grades during the coming
year: w. H. Hosmer, principal; MISS
Jeffries Lectc. assistant principals
Miss Nellie OBrien, second informed
late; Miss Lena Wallace, first inter
mediate; Miss Marcia Winslow, nrst
primary; Miss Ana Grout, second pri-
mary. The position in the grammar
room has not as vet been filled.
Mrs Gertrude Douglass and Lucius
b. Martin. both of Waterbury, were
united in marriage Monday evening at
the home of Hiram Martin by the Rev.
w, S. Smithers.
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BELVIDERE.

n. w. Coburn is on the sick list.-Wil-
liam r. Shattuck of Fairfield station ana
o. Shattuck of Burlington visited their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VI. c. Shattuck
last weck.-Garrett Walker, who is SICK
with pneumonia is some better His sis
ter, Eva of Enosburgh is helping care
for him The rest Of the sick are some
better and Mrs T. NJ. Potter
Laura Potter and son, Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
W. Cohurn Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ttllotson
went to Bakersfield Saturday to attend
Mrs. William Downilr funeral-M. f.
Dean is working for Frank Fletchcr.-J.
II. Shattuck has bought new De Laval
separat tor.
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GRAND ISLE.

Miss Lucy Reynolds returned saturday
from her winters work as teacher or
music in n colored school in Atlanta, ia.
She reports n very ENJOYABLE wlilter->
Tho funeral OF William Martin was large
w attended from his late home IN Grand
Isle MIR and Mrs. Edward firdrd re-
Gently visited burlington, having their son.
Harold Davis Girard hnptised by the
Rev George y. Bliss, the Episcopal clergy
man of that church in Burlingtn-N'E
and Mrs. 7. 5. Gordon Of Grand Isle
visited in Alburgh over Sunday.
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EDEN.

Clarence Merrlls wife and three chill
dren went to visit her people In Morris
town and while there one little girl had
the dipthcria and lived but n few days.
The mother and other children are now
sick there with the same disease. Mrs.
O'Brien has returned from St. Johnshury.
Mrs Sanborn is expected this week
she has been in California spending the
winter and was very near the San Fran
cisco earthquake. but not in it.-Mr
ledge of North HYDE Park Is going &c
put up cottage on the lake and seNera
other narties VIII do the same
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ORLEANS COUNTY
MORGAN.

l. L. Cobb. n former resident, now of
Island Pond, has been at Il. X. LORDS
to enjoy the fishing in Seymour Lake. -
Lewis Pcrvoncha had four of his toes
taken off and log badly cut by the slab
saw at Aliens mill a few days ago
Miss Lila Peavey Is getting ready to
build large barn.-Mrs. Hattie Revor
is to move back to her farm.-Sidney
Clappor and wifi" are to work for George
GRAY this seasonal. l.. Holmes has
commenced work on the now telephone
line to Island Pond.
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EAST ROXBURY.

Mr. and Mrs. Chauncy Allen from
Woonsockett. South Dakota, are guests
of his sister Mrs l., Eastnan.--Thc
West Berlin creamery paid patrons 22i2
cents per pound for butter last per
April. Mr. and Mrs. John Ladd visited
in West Brookhed Sunday.-Franklin
Davis has gone to Lebanon, y. H., to
visit friends.-Ciuy Fletcher was guest
al 1 Steele's Saturday and Sunday.
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II. w. ALLEN u CO.
------A Store with an idea------

Ever the beginning this has been with
idea One prominent foremost plan and that bring the
highest possible standard of usefulness the people Of this city
and the State Vermont Each day each month and each year
something being done with this idea view Profit making
always has been and always will be secondary consideration
when the real merit worth of article is question
1t this clearly defined purpose which search
the markets the world for the and things for
merchandise possessing exceptional merit every way which
be regarded 1t this that many people express
surprise and unsnd admiration what they here all de-
and what they compared with the greatest
shopping places the 1t this element of progress
and which dominates every
and purchase for end all departments.
No where is this more noticeable perhaps, than in the
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TAYsTON.

Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Hin of Stowe visit.
cd their son. Philo Hill, and family re-
Gently. Flora Grandy Of New
York city trained nurse, visited at her
uncles. A. ID. Braggs' and other friends
few days last wcek-Mr. and Mrs. V,
G.. Pierce were called to Burlington last
Friday by the illness Of Mrs. Pierce's
mother. She is now more comfortable, -
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WAITsFIELD.

f. C. Persons returned last week from
California. where he has been on visit
ing tour the past three months or more
Attorneys stanton and l.amson with No
tary Public Martin We're in town last
week Tuesday taking the deposition Of
John Graves. ST., in the suit for damages
on the highway OF Graves VS.. the town
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs f. r. Reynolds and her father,
Mr.. Reynolds of New York. arrived in
town Friday evening. Mrs Reynolds has
opened her cottage for the summer
Mrs A. u. Hill went 10 New York Mon
day night Preparations are being made
FOR children's day exercises Mis- Elda
Rochester IS visiting IN Burlington.
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BROWNINGTON.

Mrs Maria Heath is boarding al Judge
Ornes .-Mrs. \. II. Gardyne was called
to Barton Landing Thursday morning
on account of the dangerous illness of
her son, Harold, who is improvng.-Mrs.
Crandall of East RiChford il visiting her
daughter, Mrs. T.. NJ. Porter. Tho Chand-
Ter CO., are running their logs from
Willoughby To Montcith's mill-Cieorge
Porter was confined 20 the house part
of last week ON account of a fall, while
working on the new bridge -Almon
Bowen met with quite an accident Mon
day as he was going To Charleston. The
horse got frightened at a COW, which
was lying in the road and broke both
thills of the wagon.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Woods have returned from their visit
to Asket Corners, Can,--Mrs. Dora
Smith has returned from 81. Johnsbury,
where she went to attend the funeral Of
her niece and help care for her brother $
wife and children. Lorenzo Grow has re-
turned from Boston, whero ne has been
visiting his brother. Or. T r. Grow
Mrs. Persis Spencer, a former resident
now living in West Concord. Is reported
to he in very poor health,-Mr. and Mrs
Gilbert Gross are home from California
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
STOWE

Frank NJ Robinson died at his
bono IN rho village Saturday evening
,fto. ohou, wears illness with
Rrieh,'s disease He was the son of
tho late George and Melvina Moody
pohirson and was born in this town
June : 1853. lie had always resid-
cd in town. the greater part Of his
life on the home farm at the Forks
Two wears ago he moved to larger
farm on Edison hin and about three
months ago came to the village to
live. In carly life he married Miss
p,,,b nv, u,ho with q son Neil and
- ,n,,nh+ Lo,, survives him The
t,,ror,l was held at the Method
die, Church TUESDAY afternoon at two
o,clocls rnda, tha diractlon of Mystic
Yodr. l. ava Al Of which Mr.
Do,,irso,, wac ,ncrnber-About five
a,,,a,. c,,,do, ,r,ornoo, !, G. Rms
80. ,.orsa y.t,ch vas standing i'm
.,. 80 u y ucv1.,,s bousc on
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...lo,.na ,,,,,o ,,,,v ard forcing
..,s r.. .,c oar,,o.a ,,n tbrough
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and wire or Johnson ~ ,'S 90"
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Houston S'-M"rk ''p"9 Vi ..
homo" caught -'2 pou"'H
hriday forenoon "hd '"'"''"'
noon caught the same a'h""nl "S"'"'
I-Chandlef watts went ~ pu. '''s ''''
Monday 70 enter the M"'S
hospital 1or treatment " MS 'N'a
Inc grammar Soh""i h"S' oai! team
played al Stowe WIN Tue N'''IHNH NV S'"'"-
mar s'hoo team ON Shtutu"! "'''"''''
M"rr'sVllie carrying on 'he ho''"IS w.
SATURDAY afternoon w" 'n,o' "''u'"'
scnooI team PlaEeu WIN '''e N'.v' va,
intermediate teahl' the score SUMMING III
1aNor on Sto"''-'h frluaN "i'' mum Wv
,hieh schooi ana town teams PIHEeu u'c
score standing !" 10 10 IN FAVOR OF inc hlA"
school teafn.-'i"orRe l'ale mas So'd nl'
barrier SHOP to T. o. ka's'r'-MlSS Ne''e
Coie mas returHon from d I'S'' ~ nSs'o'''
All Food l'h'P'"rH VIII Ieai" WIN 'ee''
OF the recent oea'n Oh ~ - ~ man" VI
BrooKIyh' ~ = ~ '"''" WINS P'"''''
nent In the work OF 'h' o'dor ana WAY
present AT III" S'SS"' " ''' '''n'''''
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been received mat ~ D. McAi"s'tr' no"
OF Denver ''I', Is III l"SpH"l' III w'''
scarlet feNtr' MrS, McA''S'tI - III ''e
bic h'alth'-' 'Noe NeISon 81 hoS'"' j. !"
stowe nj pr'''U''-f"Soh '"'" an" SON
All'r' OF iiIhosours"' NIS''e" 's'''Ne' u
Stowe over ouh""N'- h'rh'"n '"''''"'n'
ana family nave moved mo ,hr i"l'"'h'
house recently phr'h'SeH ~ - H. 'hnr'h
III. Edward D"usIhSS "h" OCCUPIED IN
house has moV'o ms 'a'hI'E TO 'he '",i'
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Church Sunday Monday and Tuesday
will be devoted to examinations, Wednes-
day evening recitals and promenade
Thursday at 1890 a. m commencement
exercises at one o'clock p. IN. alumni
banquet. Friday at 10 o'clock n. m. d. A.
A., meeting, evening at eight O'Clock
reception. large gathering OF former
teachers and students Is expected Gov.
Bell is an Invited guest of the occas-
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from their visit-Miss Myrtle wallace
from Bssex Junction spent Wednesday at
her home.--Miss Carrie Morris from Wat
erville is the guest of Mrs. Myra Wiley
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Holmes from Winoo-
ski spent Sunday at w. NJ. smiths
George Holmes is entertaining cousins
from New York state,
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RUTLAND COUNTY
PITTSFIELD.

on May % at the Methodist parsonage
Willis G. Kemp of Stockbridge and Mary
Narney of Rochester were married by
the Rev E, L. NJ Barnes.
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DERBY.

Nellie Rush commenced her school
again last Monday after vacation of
two weeks, while she had measles
Robert Kilborn and Charles Hopkinson
are recovering from their recent sick
ness. -Ex-Gov. CIRCUITS furnace chimney
burnt out last Sunday morning, causing
quite a commotion in the village-Next
week IL commencement week at the
academy here.-The baccalaureate 0er-
mon will he preached in the Methodist
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Dress Goods and Silk Departments

and would be surprised know the number of leading
manufacturer, who conne their products exclusively for this
city and the whole State fact which exists not without cause
or good
As prominent example. we would mention
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Haskell's Silks.

For many years these we'll known remarkable Silks have been
sold exclusively this Thousands upon thousands yards
passing the and word but expression
of praise for them.
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Clifton Bond Taffsta Silks.

production possessing many end important i'm
make and finish which ea. brings foremost
pa: Silk Suting So confident the makers
they have given absolute Bond Guarantee to its wearing
qualities and good satisfaction,
Shown in full assortment of coors. Black and White.
Price IS per yard
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