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ness. and these together make way for
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Mark Reedal. A T. Moon. George
T,-ans Or. townsend. l.. IT, Farms
worth. W. G.. Auscherman, Il. F.. Zer1.e,
w. IA. sherman. c. D. RooKidge r. H.
Patterson. r. NJ Johnson. a. II. Par
sons. A. A. Robertson, Ed Pierce, q. q.
Nielsen. G. c. Charlton, John Dielz.
Dave Spitz. f. W. Evans, George o.
orr. c.. NJ Stenhouse. u. c. LINE.
Nard-Dtlecate &c city convention
and Mack Bedstead, DIT. r. 3. silver
II. c. Wallace. j.. =. Davis, j. w. Mer-
rim. James Baumgartcn. william Gel
ling. IT knight. ]. NJ. Thomas, p. n.
Airs. T.. r. Johnson.
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SUDDEN ATTACK OF DYSENTERY
CTTREn

A prominent lady OF Brooklyn n. y,
writes % inquire where she can obtain
Chamberlalu's collie, Cnolera ..l Diar-
nirs~ al a ranch in South Dakota / was
taken I'm OF what seemed TO he cholera.
Tbev gave me some of this medicine ana
be cured mo i brought bottle homo
and have lust used tne last ~ To today
Mother was taken suddenly iH 4 cysen-
terry and IL helped her Immediately For
sale by all druggists.
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CHANGE FOOD



A man who hds always been "a "skn-
ny chap" although hardly ever in
tells of the way be- put on flesh and
reduced his iIritabIlity and nervous
condition.
1851 chance he had uste of Grape
Nuts food nt lhc table OF friend and
enjoyed me flavor so much chat he
began to have ID every meal Ho says.
In "a short time ] found myself am
other person. the old feeling of dlscon-
tent and unCaeluess left me entirely,
% became pleasure to go about my
work whereas. before. FOR years. ] had
alwaYs had the feeling Of being "a little
weary. but now / seem 90 have "a SUR
plus Of energy for everything. my
weight bias increased n pounds ON four
weeks, and am still gaining.
n have never been very sick aul ana
satisfied n MY present Improvement ma
health continues, ! shall not DE.
THE change that ibis food has made
IN my life has been remarkable ana
30 satisfactory that J ana glad Of the
opportunity 10 ten YOU. Read "The
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reason
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You prove your intelligence
when you pick ArbuckIes' Ari-
osa Coffee instead of the mis-
branded, misnamed mocha &
Java" as the cheapest good
coffee in the world.
-
AIlBUCHI.B BROS New York ctv
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SPECIAL TRAIN

sept. IS. to Brigham city. Peaches
f1r everybody.
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FIFTH WARD

Thirty-sixth City-Chsrles A. Weav-
en-, A. c. Miller c, O. Dunshee. Or. '.
r. Heron, w r.. Graham. J L. Dur
gin, L. r. Franks. - II. Ballantine A.
NJ Latham. Harry OFFICER F. W. Nit
chell, W O. Walquist, Bert Fuller w.
+. Wilson, w. NJ. Coakley, L. d. Freed
Ralph Brown, Tom Berdell.
Ward-Delegates TO city convention
and Hardy Downing, G.. S. Holmes. NJ.
Shoudy. NJ. r. Budget. Ed Smith. y.
G. Lillman, Mrs clyde Armstrong, +.
A. Vincent, j. W. Mcdonald.
Thirty-scyenth City-Omer b. Jones.
c. NJ owens, W. b. BoWles, William
Pisohel. l. r. boufkossky. A. F. Dorc-
mus. c. r.. Berry. j. w. Farrell q. II.
Miller, George Harris. f. G. Peterson,
John A. Street. A. T.. Kimball, +. j.
Left J. II. MCCullom. Peter Lochrie
William Edwards, william a. Wilson,
ogden Hiles, G. o. Farnsworth.
Ward-Delegates 20 city convention
and Mrs William Edwards. Mrs. Kate
Farrell A. Nelson, j. NJ. Lehman. EN-
ma BlanCO, Al Schimmin, p. 5. SVEN
sen. Carlton f. Moore II. Il. Kinsman,
r.. r. Hudson.
n 'rty-eighth City-A. j. Davis. z. A.
Rogers, v. =. Hiskey. A. Fred Wey A.
Rogers Moses Phillips. sam Levy g..
O. Daley. j. A. Earles, j. IA, Richards,
Ed Pitts. r. l. Wood, George Clutch
MIHs IAtlihAAIf NIT nAN az 10 AAANs
Kenny. nr. A. Lewis.
Ward-Delegates to city convention
and L. C.. Parke Robert Cameron, Fred
Sinclair J. G.. Craig. J.. +. Pence, Mrs.
Terney. E. Ritter Frank Knox.
Thlrty-ninth City-W. +. snyder. j
f. Darmer. l.. O.. Kelsey Charles Tying
NJ n Walker, ". w. Chisholm. j.
Oborndorfer. l.. H. Goliath, Timoths
Egan. +. A. Druohl Ezra Thompson
Herman Bambcreer O. b. Tltcomb.
Charles W. Johnson, John IT, Manley
II. r. Black j. n Gallagher.
Ward-Delegates to city convention
and j. T. Gallagher. J b. Ingram, Hy-
rum Manning, u. Harrison Dr. S. q.
Paul Ben T.. Corum Charles Parker,
John McChrystpL Art j. Lowe
Forticth, City-RcN ID, NJ. Hclmick
william j. Halloran. D.. @. Hines C.. II.
Griffin ~ n. Johnson II. r.. Robinson.
b. p Quinn. n. Goddard. n. r. Van-
Aclatyn w w. Mcclellan, O.. II. Jack.
Mrs. ~ Ryan. Dr. g.. T. Douglas. w.
d short q. r.. Walker W. j. Frazier.
D. NJ Codor
WurI-F. D. Williams. W. r. Earle.
Mrs q. N. smith Miss W. Morrison.
N. T. Driver George Brown Mrs. Guy
Willis Mrs u a.. Hines. Mrs. NJ s.
win. j. n. Cooler w. j. Frazier, a.. T..
walker W. b. Short ur. g. T. Douglas.
Mrs. N. Ryan. a. b. Jack. w. W.
Eucrhock. n T.. Van Aclstyn, A. God
dard B p Quinn ~ =. Robinson. ~
n. johnson ana g.. ", Griffin.
Forty-hrst city %. Campbell,
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coffee in the world.

ARBUcKLB BROS. New York CIV.
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Twonty-thnd. City-Joscph Mclor. g.
y. Rich. William Harmon, j. n. Wheel
on. ia Rich, Dave Grow Their N. NJ.
Melor, n. n Morgan. W O. bailey.
Thomas Robinson.
Ward Delegates 90 city convention
and Henry Mikoll, sam Allen. Elmer
Rich Charles Harmon Frank Toronto.
Twenty City-Tom ID. Pitt j.
T Raleigh. J H. Bowers, W NJ. Slcatcr.
s. NJ Morris J. r. Morris. James Kelly,
John ID Hagman and James Goldiug
ward Mrs e.. =. Rrcesch. a. W.
wilkinson. Mrs A. N. Meyer Mrs.
Katherine White. Mrs. Tomb PITT
TWonty-hfth, City-A. b Fowler M.
s. Mccain. Thomas MrKane. fred
Palmer. o. h. Mantle W D. Barrttc.
Thomas Mathews. ~ ~ MlthcNis.
Thomas Fowler John Price. Charles
Gulbranson.
Ward Delegates 20 city convention
and d. J. Jensen. Mrs n. N. Mathows,
j. y. Burbidge. sidney Johnson, Mrs.
A q Fowler
Twenty-alKth. City-G. h. Adkins, r..
c. sieator John Cassidy. l.. %. Wight
s. simpson. W II Dey, Mrs. Phoebe
Sleatcr.
Ward-Deiegate 20 city convention
aud ~ H. Adkins. n. II sleaier Ernest
Wight and Mrs Johnson.
Twenty City-T A. Herrin-
ger. n a. Brough, Mrs Martha hamp-
ton, A. J. Grant Joe fustley, WIN
Margotts Mason Turner Frank Riley,
noorfo Hampton, Mrs Joe Pussley' g.
ward Delegates 20 city convention
ana Joe Lewis. j. N. EalinBor }. Nc
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DERBY LINE.

The Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Emery left
Saturday for their annual vacation. They
will visit New York city and their son,
DR.. Gordon Emery, Mt Washington, ID. G.
Col. f. d. Butterfled and daughter,
Charlotte. have gone to their winter quar-
tiers In California.-Mrs Butterfeld Will
remain at the Derby Line Hotel until
sprinE-Mrs. Sidney Telford Is visiting
her father and mother at Newton, Mass
j. j. Parker is on a business trip to Bos-
ton and New York. Col. Cha rles f. Mel
son started Saturday for the Philippines
He wlh visit Chicago and San Francisco
and in Manila Will he the guest of his
nephew, Lieut.. George Nelson. Mrs. Mel
son, daughters and Master Burton have
gone to Boston to remain until his return.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs f. S. LaNthe
was the scene of quiet wedding October
when Edwin Young and Miss Ruth
Louthood were married. They are pass
ing a fsw wecns In Boston and upon their
return - TO have rooms over the Derby
Line bank-Caswel & O'Rourkc have
purchased the Foster block which in
cludes the postoflice, several stores and
tencments and the Foster hall on the
third floor. The new owners expect TO
remodel the building into department
Ct,
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LOSS ABOUT S75O,0OO..
Total of Is Dead As Result of ExpI(
sion at Dupont Powder Mills.

Fontanet Ind. oct. 16.-Thirty- Gig
dead, COO persons injured. of whom
We're seriously hurt, and property loss
approximately $3.50 900 is the latest est
mate of the destruction wrought by IN
explosion at the Dupont powder mi I
yesterday A workman. who was erj
poyed in the glazing mill and who'd
name Is William Sherrow, said to-day:
The explosion was caused by Loo
boxing on the shaft. The day before II
had to throw water on II when it BEGAN
too hot This time II got too hot and Sc
off the sparks that caused the explosion
Another company of state militia a
rived from Indianapolis this evening
Immediately went into camp. The TOW
is now under martial law the two COZ
panies of State troops beIn in full contrl
Coroner Leavitt of Vgo county spe
the entire day Investigating the cause
the accident 1t is his opinion that n
more than 20 men were at work at I
time the explosion occurred, He sa
however, that in an explosion of the
tensity of this one a number of persoI
might be blown to pieces and no vesti
of them might be left
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. and Mrs. Leslie rurri'r left for
pike. y. H., saturday where they are
to commence housekceping.-Mr and
Mrs. f. V. Johnson and daughter have
returned to New York-HarrY Davis OF
Barre is visiting his parents, MI and
Mrs. W. s. Davis.-Mrs. r. ]. Albcc on
tertaincd a party of ladies at whist Sat
urClay hftcrnoon.-Mrs. ". II. Chase Of
Hanover n. H, is visiting her parents
Miss Elizabeth Rcnfrew has been con-
fined to the house for a week with the
grip.-Miss Alice Bacon is the guest of
relatives in Cambridge, N. Y.-Mr. and
Mrs Walter Nye Of West Lebanon, n.
H., are with Mrs. Emma Kenyon.-H. e
Parker was in Manchester and Boston
last Week.-Mrs.. Freeman Clement is
Mass.--Mr and Mrs. J. b. W. Prichard
are visiting their son. f. L. Prichard, at
Easthampton, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Sanborn are moving into the house with
Mrs. NJ. r. Littc-Dr w. S. Cole Mr.
and Mrs. NJ A. Gale, Misses Nette
Stride and Grace johnson, George A
Jenkins and r. T.. Healey were among
the number who took advantage of the
Boston excursion Saturday.-Miss Blanche
Lachance was the guest of her father
Peter DachanCe at Bethel Sunday.-Niss
Abbie Avery was in Chelsea last week.
l.. j. Woods has moved into the Bailey
house.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
PROCTOR.

Senator Proctor has returned from a
few days at Corbn Park y. H.-W. e.
Higbee is on a business trip to Chicago
and St. LOuis.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Churchill have returned from a vacation
passed in this State and Massachusetts,
Miss Anna Bartlett of Holyoke, Mass.
is visiting in town.-Fred Banta Of
Seattle, wash. is visiting his daughter
Mrs. Charles layers Miss Jennie Gard
ner of Nashua, n. H, is visiting rela-
tivcs here.-Stephen f. Storrs Of Burlng-
ton died at the hospital Friday after
ness.
John COmiskey has gone to Lowell,
Mass. where he has position in a ma
chine shop.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colby
of North Adams. Mass, have been visit
ing In town.-The Proctor Y. NJ c. A.
football team defeated Burr and Burton
Seminary here Saturday. to o.--Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Wright have gone to Glow
ersvillc, n, Y, to visit relatives.-Mi SIS
Jennie Hunter of Campelo. Mass is Wis
iting relatives in town.-Arthur Fender
gras, and James Conner have gone to
Colorado where they have work with a
marble frm.-Mr. and drs. Paul Mil
quist have returned to Westerly, p O.
M-. and Mrs. A. C. Freeborn returned
from New York Sunday, where Mr. Free
born went for an operation for appen-
Gicitis.
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WATERBURY.

The IIypatia club will meet Friday af-
tornoon with Mrs. f. c. Evans.--Mr and
Mrs. S W. Guptl and sons, Kenneth
and Stanley. and Mr. and Mrs Percy
Brown passed Sunday in Mortified as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs william Doug
lass.-Mrs. W. c. Johnson and daughter,
Marie are visiting in New York city
Julian Ryan resumed his position in the
postoffice Monday after two weeks
vacation in Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
L. Carpenter have been the past week in
Boston,-B F.. Wallace and son, Blaine,
returned Saturday from a few days in
Boston.-A II. Sheffield has purchased
of W. j. Redmond his cottage on Park
row; consideration, s2,50N.-Mrs. Jack
Dufus received word Thursday of the
death of her husband in California.
where ne went two years ago for his
health. The remains are to he brought
to Waterbury for burial. accompanied by
William Duffus his SON Mr.. Duffus was
a resident of this place for several years.
Fred l.. Dudley and Ct. r. Grant of
Randolph We're guests OF Contractor W.
S. TcaChout at the Waterbury Inn over
Sunday.-Miss Fontie Nichols has resign
ed as teacher IN Moretown and has re-
turned homo.-Dan Manning has return
ed from Palmer, Mass. and is to assist
his father with his trucking business
Miss Eva Thompson passed Monday at
her home in Bolton.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
ROCHESTER.

A. E. Goodro of Rochester and Mis-.
Mary WEIGH of Hancock were married
october 10 at the home of the bride The
&C ceremony was performed by the Rev w
II. Watson, pastor of the Congrega tionaI
Church in Rochester.-Fred Robinson isI
in Boston for a short stay.-Mrs Ora
Bailey Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
Bowman, in Northtield .-Ernest ChaseI
has returned from Boston.-Mr and Mrs
LaClair Of Springfield are camping in|
West Rochester and plan to remain 70,
the deer hunting season. John Lyon, whoI
IS nearly so years old is with them. Mr. i
Lyon succeeded in shooting deer twoI
years ago and IS hoping for as good l,ickI
this fall.-Mr and Mrs. Harry Flanders
are in Randolph for a few days-Miss|
Carlotta Williams of Saranac y. Y. hal
been engaged to finish the fall term OF
school in the North Hollow district.-The|
Ladies' Aid society Of the Methods.
Church will serve the annual harvest
supper in the church parlors Wednesday
Misses Edna Morse and Vera Martin ar.
at home from the Randolph normal schoo
for weeks stay.
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WOLCOTT.

The wedding of Miss Charlotte Ar
buckle and Burton NJ Shepard Of st.
Johnsbury took place at the home of
the brides aunt, Mrs. Maria Mudgctt,
Wednesday afternoon, at four o'clock
in the presence of the immediate rela-
tives and few invited guests. The
Rev. C C. st. Glare. of the Congrega-
tional Church at Morrisville oflclated
The bride was gowned in white silk
and wore a veil and carried bride
roses. They We're Unattended Thel-
ma Arhucklc. the young sister of the
bride, was ring bearer. The out Of
town guests were Mrs. ]. NJ. Shepard
of South Royalton, mother of the
groom Mr.. and Mrs Bamforth, Water
bury; Mr.. and Mrs, Belknap, South
Royalton; Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. vail
Hardwick Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waite
Mr.. and Mrs O. s. CoCEswell and Miss
Inez Thomas. all of st. Johnsbury;
Miss Flora Sweet Sutton. =. g.; Miss
Mile Hollenbeck, Morrisville. Mr.
and Mrs. Shepherd Will reside in St
Johnsbury.-Miss Carrie Walsh is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Lester La
Fleur, in Lowell 4dass.-Mrs. II. V.
Cleveland and daughter have returned
from White River Junction.-Mrs
Florence King has closed her home
for the winter and gone to Barre to
live with her son. Her daughter
Ethel accompanied hcr-W f. Foss
Of Boston was in town this week look
Ing after his farm,--E. b. Luther had
some young stock killed by the cars
Peccntly.-H. IT. Dawson will take n
two weeks vacation from the work
IN the creamery, on his return he
will go to Morrisville to work in the
Jersey Heights creamery. This one
will be closed 70 tho winter cream DO
ing received as usual and shipped to
Morrisville.-Clifton, the one-year- old
son Of H. A. Parker, is very i'll of ton
Flitis,-Mrs. Alec Nichols of New
York is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Charette, and sister Mrs
John French.
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BLOOMINGTON.

Mrs. George D. Burrows Is very ILL.,
Nh ana Mrs. Carroll Grow are parents
Of a laughter born october Miss Lows
johnson is visiting Mrs. q. j. Gross. She
will make hcr home at . ar Loveland's
for the prcsent.-Th, was dance and
oyster supper at ! NJ. Portcrs Friday
eVcning.-Mrs. Mary Leonard or 1ras-
hurgh died Sunday of pneumonia and
was buried Tuesday at the center,-The
Ladies' Aid Will have a harvest supper
and entertainment at the church Thurs
day. october 24-Mrs. William Mcdowell
is ill.--Mr. Hunt Is moving to Barton
noun MIR. Knight is very Ill at f.
Aexander's.-E Alexander has returned
from Maine where he has worked all
summer.-Mrs. Edward ! OK is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles Blake.-Homer
Leland has rented his lace to Ira Bick-
ford and they ar going to New Jersey
IN live.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
GREENSBORO.

Mrs H. f. Holbrook has been visit
ing in Winooski for a few days.--Mrs
Eunice Austin and children of Canada
are visiting her sister. Mrs. A. G Tolman.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Campbell are in
Boston this Week.-Mrs. T. j. Lindsey
is in Burlington and Montpelier for a
few days.-Roland Thornton returned to
ST. Johnsbury Saturday.-lIazel Smith
the 4-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. II. Smith, died Friday after a long
illness The funeral was hold Sunday
morning at eleven o'clock.-The Re-. Mr.
Worden of Trenton. ~ j., will take the
place Of the Rev. William Hood, who has
been supplying at East Hill for several
months-As Jason Young and the Rev
Mr. Worden were driving home from
the depot Thursday evening they collided
with a team driven by J. r. Taylcr Mr.
Young's horses started to run and both
m IN were thrown out and badly bruised.
Mr. Young being unconscious for two
hours The horses ran until they demo-
Mshed the wagon.
Mrs r. A. Goodrich md Miss Grace
Kimball visited Miss Kimball's home
in Lyndon Saturday and Sunday.--Mrs
Nellie Crane of Morrisville Is guest
at Charles Parker's.-The masons are
putting In the foundation for F. f.
Harriss new Cottage.-W. S. Ingalls,
has returned to Old Orchard, Me.--Mr
and Mrs Elmer Popc Of Barton have
been visiting Mrs. Pope's parents Mr.
and Mrs. l.. w. Harrison Miss Bertha
Mctom went to st, Johnsbury Mon
day, returning home TuesdaY.-Mlss
Jennie Haines of Lakeport, y. H., is
the guest of her sister Mrs. +. Mel .
vin.-Mrs NJ. b. Young Of st. johns
bury visited her parents MI. ana Mrs
7. D. Black, Sunday.-William Pitt of
St. Johnsbury was in town sunday
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RANDOLPH.

The members of "Thc Bunch of Roses"
rendered a pleasant reception and dance
to one of their number, Miss Edith
Blanchard, in Grange Hall Friday even
Ing. Games were played and during the
evening light refreshments were served
The party was a surprise to Miss Blan-
ard who left Wednesday for n
winters stay In Denver, Colo.-Miss
Flora Durkee has returned to North
Duxbury. Mrs. lie Roy Rumrill left
Saturday for Bennington and after a few
days they will go to Paris, KY, where
her husband Is employed.As Sheriff
Ketchum was driving over the quarry
road near Bethel Friday he picked
strawberry blossoms. purple violets, but
tercups and dandelion,-J r. Centre
OF Des Moines Ia. is with his family
ut A. II. Flints.-Mrs. c. e. Jerd has
returned TO Montpelier Fred Storms Of
st. Adams was In town Saturday Mrs
G. L. Claim and daughter of Bethel
we're at w. IL. RaR1'a SAinr-a-v---AAA--,
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BRANDON.

Mrs. Ellen Robinson of Rochester is
passing the week with Mrs H. D. Crook.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs, Joseph Bottami.-Miss Alice
Aim has been the past few days with
relatives in Montpelier,-Mrs. Mary Tyrel
is ill-Miss Lillian Marsette left Mon
day for Schenectady, N. Y, where she
Will pass the winter.-A shower party
was given Miss Alice Whitlock Saturday
evening at the home of Miss Harrison
Miss Mary Lynch has gone to Barre to
teach sChool-MiSs Mary Mulcahee has
gone to brooklyn, y. Y, whore she has
a postion,-J. b, Kelley is able to be
ont after three weeks ilness-Mlss
Adde r. Briggs Is visiting relatives in
keene, y, H.-Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Osborn of Shoreham have been visiting
relatives in town for a few days.
Mrs. d, r. Goodrich, Mrs, T. II. Os-
born and daughter, Helen. have gone to
Dorchester, Mass. where they will visit
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Carries Rose will
leave this morning for ten days In Boston
and viclnlty.-Mrs. Lydia G.. Case is serI-
ously III at her home on Park street from
the effects of a shock which she suffered
Monday.-Mrs. H. O. Pearce has gone to
Boston for several weeks stay.-Frank
Thornton. who has been confined to his
home for two weeks by illness, is able to
be out.
Mrs Lydia G. Case, a life long resi-
dent who suffered shock Monday,
died early yesterday morning at her
home on Park street. She was 81
years old and the widow OF DR. C. l..
Case. The funeral will be held at the
house on Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock,-Mr, and Mrs A. G. Farr, who
have resided here during the summer,
have gone to their home In Chicago,
In.-Edgar n. Miller Is passing the
week in Boston and vicinity.-Mrs. s..
W. Jones win leave to-day for sew
eral days stay in Hartford. Conn
Monday will be the last day that taxes
can be paid to the town treasurer.
After that, they will be placed In the
hands of the collector.-Otis Smith has
gone to Boston for ten days stay.
Miss Mamie Whalen has gone to
Bellows Falls for a two weeks stay
with relatives.-The Rev. and Mrs.
Charles B. Carpenter have returned
from Washington and Richmond. Va.
Mrs. II. w. Briggs and Miss Clara
Ketcham have gone to 6wampscott,
Mass, where they will visit Mrs.
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