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The Greeley tribune., 1907-09-05
Little Locals.
Observation-Disclosures

Everything for school at Horne S
Book Store.
George Britts has accepted posi-
tion with r. G. Martin.
Fried oysters, oyster stews-the
best in town-at Robert Clayton's.
..Miss Mildred Howard has returned
to Fort Collins where she will teach.
Teachers and pupils should come
to Imboden's Book Store for their
supplies.
Will Wilson and sister, Chrissie,
returned Friday from several days
stay in Denver.
IN. A. Bowling and family moved
in their new home at 1929 Tenth
avenue last Thursday.
Don't forget Mrs j. II. BirdsaII
millinery opening today, Friday ana
Saturday. Coronado building.
Mrs. Luman of Carbondale, Kan,
is visiting her sons, George anu
Frank Luman, of the sugar factory
MIR. and Mrs. II. Blamer. who have
been visiting B. ID. Sanborn anu
family, left Monday for Los Angeles
Calf.
Mr. and Mrs. o. V. Critteden lei'
Tuesday for their home ..in Indian
apolis, Ind, after short visit VIII
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arbuckle.
The Greeley Y will meet next
Tuesday evening at the home OF MIS-
II A. Russell. Election of Officers
will he held and a full attendance i
desired.
we note Miss Ella Sheriff. IS
recistered at one of the princlpa
hotels In Chicago. Miss Sherri'' Is
studying styles for Shaw's dressmaN-
ing department.
Licenses to marry have been issueH
m George Roullard of Eaton ano
winnie NJ. Lee of Idaho Falls, lda.
to e. C. Cappierrune and Ei''e d.
Kidd, both of Lasalle.
Mrs. A. NJ. McClenahan retur''eu -
,,st Friday from three weeks tilp
cast Mrs. McClenahan visited ne'
mother in Cambridge, O., and a.s'
n;sited in FairvIew, o., and Plus
burg, Pa.
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Nothing too good for our custom
ers. a. W. Jacobs.
Oysters served in any style at r..
H. Claytons confectionery store.
Born, Sunday, Sept. l, to B. L.
McLain and wife, of Lone Tree. a
daughter.
Arthur Rankin and Jared Brush
returned Friday from several days
spent in Denver.
Mrs. Anna Garland of Mt. Vernon,
Wash, is visiting her brother, E.
c. Knight, and family.
Miss Florence Howard returned
Sunday to Denver where she has
charge of the Glen Park school.
Miss Reba Day leaves next week
for Fort Collins where she has a
position in the library Of the Ag r.
cultural college.
Jesse Williams leaves today for
Trinidad, where he has a position in
the civil engineering department OF
the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.
Ladies of Greeley and vicinity are
cordially invited to attend the milli-
merry opening which begins today at
Mrs. J. Fl. Birdsall's, Coronado
building.
Paul and Howard Lodwick, vino
have spent the summer with their
father, DIR. William Lodwick, left
Sunday for Mystic. Ia, where they
live with their grandparents.
The class of 1904 of the Greeley
high school had a reunion last Tues
day evening at the home of Miss
Rhoda Haynes. The girls furnished
the entertainment for the evening
and the boys the refreshments.
Fourteen of the twenty-three mem
bers were present and spent a pleas
ant evening.
Up to the hour of going to press
there are practically no new develop
ments in the killing Of Frank Marx.
The body is at Coroner Macy's, and
the inquest will be held today.
Sheriff Florance has put in all his
time on the case since the crime was
discovered, and is leaving no stone
unturned to run the murderer to
earth. This is the sixth murder
committed in Weld county since
June /, and only one arrest.
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Come to Craig's.

For first class hack line call f. G.
Brink, Greeley 4O5 or Weld l55
Mrs. W. J.. Miller went to Den
yer Saturday for a few days visit
with her mother.
Attend the millinery opening
Sept. 5, 6, and at Mrs. j. Fl. Bird
SAILS, Coronado building
Harry II. Shaw will start for
eastern markets tonight to pick up
novelties and look after spring pur-
chases for 1908.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Offerle left
last week for several months stay in
Pueblo for the benefit of Mrs. Offer
les health. Mr.. Offerle has sold
his grocery business to Mr.. Miller OF
Florence. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kenipe
will occupy the Offerle home during
her parents absence.
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Blankets and Comforts

Just glance will convince you of what
we are doing for the trade this fall on
these goods. Every piece is purchased in
case lots. This means saving-then,
too, pricing them on a cash basis means
another These two savings place the
goods in your possession for less than you
ever bought them before.
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Shoes for Boys and Girls

We have added several new lines OF
Children's Shoes this fall that we are sure
will give good satisfaction and make
friends for the department. They are
what you might call popular-price lines
YOU know, not too high priced. The
styles are very pretty, wearing quality
good.
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Shower=Proof All Wool Suit

Before you pay another dollar for your
boys clothes, whether for every day or
his Sunday best, insist on being shown
our HERCULES. The Hercules has two
pronounced qualities that you don't often
find combined in. other boys S. 90 suits,
and even in some boys 81 90 and $500
clothes One is that it is good looking
suit, the other is its exceptional strength
and serviceableness. If you think just be-
cause the Hercules is made for service
that it isn't good looking suit, you are
in error. It's a suit that you can put on
your boy for his Sunday best with the as
surance that he will look as well and
neatly dressed as any boy in your neigh
borhood. A Hercules will please your
boy, too, because it is ''mannish" suit.
The coat is modelled just like mans
coat-double breasted and long and loose
broad padded shoulders, full back and
plenty of freedom across the chest, long
and taperng lapels. Pants close around the
waist, but full in the hips. Plenty of pocket
room and strong pockets that nails, tops and
fsh-hooks won't tear out in few days.
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DOR .RENT-IN GlLCREST, COLO.-
Brick store building for grocery and
general store; best location IN state. Ad-
dress M. s. Pettengill, Gilcrest, Colo.
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Outing Flannel

The fall stock is ready, and the same
cloth can be had for 1oc that you bought
of us last year at 16c. We also show
some spanking values at SC, &c and SC
per yard.
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Outing Flannel Night Gowns

Now is good time to invest in ready
made gowns. The line is complete, every
style and color can be found in it. We
feel that the values will please you.
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FOR RENT T--CHEAP-FIvE SHARES
i in the Union Reservoir, one share in
the Boulder and Weld Reservoir. Wood
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WANTED WITH REFER
" ences, to do washing at house on
Normal Hill, 1925 lOth-av.
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SANBORN & HOUSTON HAVE A
- good 80 acres in Pleasant Valley, 3h

EOR sALE-4x5 CAMERA, PLATE
Il holder, Aim pack adapter, tripod, good
as new: sell for bargain. Address 49,"
Tribune.
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WANTED-GIRL FOR WORK IN
X. +. ID. No. 4.
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EOR SALE HANDSOME NEW z
II room residence on Normal hill; all
modern conyeniences; easy payments.
VIM. F. Stephens, Agent Room 2o7 Opera
House Block.
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WANTED POSITION AS HOUSE.
w keeper by middle-aged lady, for wild.
rnsn mo 5es Washng 81 mo
Tribune.
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EOR SALE-S25oO.OO STOCK OF DRY
II goods, notions and. fancy queens
ware; will take u invoice price; stock
clean and up.to-date. Address Box 24S,
Boulder, Colo.
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EOR SALE GREENHOUSE BUsI.
+ ness and property. This is a fine
opportunity for some one and is offered
at q low price. w. H. Soaring, 712 13th-st.
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EOR SALE
Il Team work horses 5000.
Good team work horses. 800.
Better team work horses 400.
Best team work horses. 500.
Also 100 acre farm; nicely located; well
watered good improvements: very cheap;
small cash payment, easy terms on bal
ance Apply to II. B. Martyr. l7l5 1oth-av.,
phone Greeley 39T.
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WANTED-GOOD WOMAN TO KEEP
~ house on ranch, 8 miles from Gree
ley. Good home and good wages. George
Emerson, telephone Black 625.
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Help and Situations Wanted.

WANTED = WASHING AND IRON
~ ing-called for and delivered. 615
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WANTED--BY YOUNG MAN PLACE
school. Elmer Q. Nelson, Gen Delivery.
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WANTED-BY MAN WITH FAMILY,
w. work on ranch with house or rooms
Il desired. John ii. Gibson, care are s. L. w.
Ranch, Greeley.
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EOR SALE-NICE 100; TWO NO. .
Il water rights; plenty OF reservoir
water and some seepage water; lays
smooth as floor; q miles from Greeley:
miles from market; $4,000. Houtchens
& Drumm.
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BRAND NEW l4-ROOM
ID rooming house: dandy
thens X Drumm.
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JAPANESE LABOR CONTRACTING
q Ofhce-Good hands furni nished for dig
Cleaning done at reasonable rates. Phone
Red l344. Address 1902 6th-av.. Greeley.
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WANTED-BY HONEST, INDUSTRY.
w GUS boy, ID years old. board and
room for work mornings and evenings
while attending school; country pre-
ferred. TX, care Tribune.
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WANT ED-AT RIGHT
w young ladies to learn telephone OPP
Grating. Good salaries and steady .po-
sitions to efficient operators. The Col
orado Telephone Co., Greeley.
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EOR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED
rooms. 1929 lOth-av.
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FINE so-ACRE FARM
Right; : miles from Gree
ban. phone 76-5 Black.
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EOR SALE-FARM-32o ACRES .IRRI-
gated land with two rights in the
Water Supply and Storage Canal; l6o
acres now farmed; so more broke: 20
acres OF alfalfa; ali at $50 per acre. When
proposed electric road is built land will
double in value. Scott q Lyons.
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VIVA NTED-EXPE Ma N
wv with family and teams, experienced
GreeIey district. % a Hddress ss E.'gH E. Il. WecR
baugh, r. o. Box 376, Denver.
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NOR RENT-IN GILCREST. COLO
r Store and living rooms for meat mar
ket. Address NJ. s. Pettengill, Giicrest,
Colorado.
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% ACRES. PART UNDER
b seven miles OF railroad;
blsh 4 Martin.
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EOR SALE-iO TO S0.ACRE TRACTS
Il or larger: good land: best water right:
new buildings; terms. one-fourth cash,
balance = to 10 years, per cent interest.
Phone 2l72 black. S. l.. w. ranch. III. r..
Witwer manager.
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For Rent.

NOR RENT-TWo UNFURNISHED
rooms. li02 Tth-St.
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CONDON'S

Last outhed the
prices store Tor them and took advantage Of them and in that
county can the
prices Tor this weeks selling
1Pre-good standard brands low
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Cotton SuitingS

These are splendid copies of wool goods,
fast colors and mostly 36 inches wide.
We have them on sale at IL Hc, zoe and
25c per yard. None better for school
dresses.
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EoUND- Y-oWNER CAN
i have same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Paul Challis, Gas
Office.
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NICE. FA II NJ S A Nj
+ Greeley district. Cronei
b.
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Ginghams

Many patterns and colors to make selec-
tons from at Ioc, 12Hc, IS and 25c.
Every price and splendid values.
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Lost and Found.

r OST- PLAIN GOLD INITIAL PIN.
IL Return Byron Newton 4 Son.
7 OST-AUG. 22-BROWN LEATHER
II handbag with ear trumpet. Finder
leave at Tribune office and receive reward.
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+ IST YOUR PROPERTY WITH A. F.
IL Finley, Ft. Collins. He handles real
estate, irrigated farms, arid land, locates
home steaders.
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ITO TRADE-CITY PROPERTY. FOR
L small farm near Greeley. Crone-
Curtis Realty Co.
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WANTED = LARGE STOCK RANCH
w with stock, to trade for Denver
property. Houtchens 4 Drumm.
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Miscellaneous.

yyvANTED-TO TRADE A NUMBER
w OF lots for live stock. Houtchens
& Drumm.
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LII KINDS OF JOB WORK, CREASE
A traps, closets and moving dead ami
mails a speciality. w. I'll. Senior. phone 1856
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X4yANTED-M MODERN ,COTTAGE;, .
w or 6 rooms; furnished or unfurnish-
ed; for the winter: no children. j. Chapin,
14ll 9th-av.
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,ys.kly Tribune at . uniform
line. zach insertion. No I'D
Copy must be in by Wednes.
! insertion.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-17
PUBLIC SALE.

Georgia, Glynn County:
Under aud by virtue OF the power
of sale contained in the deed 70 se
cure debt made by ~. H. Graves Do
Mrs. Julia Il. Baumgartner ON Jam.
uary 4, 1906, said deed being 1o
corded in Book NX Folio $50 of the
General Records OF said county, said
deed with all the rights, powers AND
;;aeeisi!eeas conferred TO said Mrs. Julia
T. Baumgartner and the right and
title TO the land therein conveyed
having been transferred by the sal
Mrs, Julia t. Baumgar,ner 70 the
undersigned on July H. 1907, said
deed 10 secure debt having been given
TO scure the Daynnet OF the brom.-
ssory note made by said w. I'll.
Graves ana PAYABLE to said Mrs
,'ulia II. Baumgamer. on which
there is now due The principal sum
of SS621, said note being now passed
due and unpaid, the undersigned viii
on the first Tuesday in October, 1906
pat up ana expose for sale at public
0utcry before the courthouse door of
said county and state between the
legal hours of sale. the following real
estate. towit:
All that certain tract lot or parcel
af land siu 4, living and hejne ln
the county and state aforesaid, being
part Of le trsct geper llN known
as the O8g Jov tract, and being
nart OF The ract granted o. John
Hardce o9 shout tAo Near ~. ana
hr~ emo following bounds, courses
NJ mensur M nts. to Wit
fo-r e0CiaN FL Pie corner EONWn r
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The biggest turmmre sale yet al
1.eayy &c Cos, 2l3 Grant street.
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION


JAMESTOWN EH7O5 tTtON
VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
RATES from Br1as wick. Ga as
follows
season ticket $685. sold daily
April 18Th to November Seth
Sixty-day ticket $500 SOFA daily
April 1ath Is November @3ta
Fifteen-dav ticket s1aT5 sold daily
April 18th to November Seth
Coach excursion Sl227 sold each
Tuesday and Friday limit ten days
endorsed Not gcoi in parlor or
sleeping cars.
. a. c.
NORFOLK FLYERS
offer
Dcubis Daily Service,
Pullman Service
From jesup.
Write fer beautiful Illustrated
folder containing maps descriptive
matter, list Of hotels. etc.
For reservations or ans Information
address
Z. r. Morgan.
Travelling Passenger Agent. savan.
nah. Ga.
:. NJ. North,
Division Passenger Agent savan-
az. Norris.
linton Ticket Agent. Brunswick. Ca.
7. j. Wright,
Agent. Brunswick, Ca.
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H,0NEY AND LIVED
REMEDY

"a careful trial It Is easy 70
take and a few doses VIII
Ftove to you he merits OF
the preparation. There is no
kidney and liver cure thst
we have ever seen thar will
produce the results tAat or
Kidney and Liver Cure vim
produce. We want YOU 10 be-
come acquainted with it BE-
cause we knPC il you are
troubled with complaints of
he Kidney and Liver, aud
viii Try tais remedy, that you
NAL thank Us Tor calling you-
aatsstioa to this splendid
remedy.
SAsf'r~5@ EAtRDaaha~k
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CHARGE DENIED
BY 2A((S0A0S
r-=v GIVE (or+=a REASON
FOR Advanced COAL RATES.
OTHER ATLANTA NEWS.

Atlanta Sept 1G-The railroads
deny that the contemplated advance
Of cents per ton ON coal rates is q
retaaatory move because OF reduced
passenger rates. They assert that
the advance was determined upon
long before The railroad commission
lixed the reduced passenger rates,
and was necessary because tIe roads
need the money to meet the expen-
sas Of operation
The coal deal y here declare that
the advance q so cents per ton on
September was earlier than the
usual advances in . price Of coal.
and that another advance Of 80 cents
per ion IS expected early in Noyem-
ber They sag the mines are rospon-
sible for tic advance. Tor tier with
the Increased freight which he rau-
roads wIl charge that the H. & ".
hapine declared or jts former roue
ing ARRANGEMENTS with tha W. & A..
forces the coal dealers in Atlanta 10
. pay the Southern 10 switch cars 10
stheir yards thus adding .o tho
cost 70 the cons,mer Thc afg
mae this IS que tion which tberR
raad commit ion win BE- asked % con
sidar. n
Atlanta Company Invited -
Atlanta. scot. l6 Tho G ~ cin
Guards. one OF t1e oldest nallare
oreanizaaons in the ualtetK s ates.
has the III tincaon Of beiug h. only
company out ide al tbe national guard
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s@iT1's PHARMACY

90 TO GiLLlCAN'S. sUccEecopc
e ", F. CoE6FLlNcEP E19 M ~
,z ~ , NEW ~ THE Uc.To.phTE
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H. w. ALLEN q co.

and nine and onc-half inches around
Harold NJ Howe of Mortified has COM
menccd work for John l.. collins, IN"
engineer in charge of the sewer system.
Charles Palmer has gone to Burling-
ton where he has a position with the
Booth Lumber company.-W. $. Haley
has purchased the c. c. Corse farm on
Crossett hill; consideration, $500.
Mrs. Barney Grswel!. aged 30 years,
who had been IN poor health for the past
wear. died at her home on Railroad street
Monday afternoon. She is survived by
husband and five children. the youngest
being four weeks old and the oldest
fifteen wears. PRAYER was said at the
house Wednesday morning, and the re-
mains taken 10 HYDE Park, where the
funeral was held.-Mr. and Mrs. W. r.
Davis We're in burlington yesterday
Mrs f c. Luce is suffering with
muscular rheumatism.-It is expected that
the work on the sewer system VIII ne
hogan this week Contractor W. 5. T"aoh-
out has been in town for the past re"
DAYS getting everything in readiness
The camp for the Italians is being erected
on Randau meadow near the river ana
close 10 tho hospital grounds. Three cars
Of tile have arrived and eleven more
have been shipped.
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WAITsFIELD.

I. 4. Il
union meinor'al SerN'cc wiz wv
at the Methodist Church, sunday al me
TINA of tho usua, morning service, which
- poet viii, attend i'm a
'''o ''
podN' On mehlo''a' u"F - ,,.l,i
addluoh 10 'n' usual rN'' ,,,,ta,,
take place the ""N'"i'E anu ,.
or the new monument ""iNn :" ,,,9
erected 10 the memory w ~,
VINO enhS'e" rom '"'H ''"
ClNil war ne Sp1aNc' '' ,,a, ~
daN VIII no inc ''"" II.
Hyde Park. ava the Wa'sle'u
band VIII rurhiSA "uS''' w ~
details have been ma"e TO u'V',i.. W.
graves or all Su'u''rS III INC '.u,o
cemeteries IN the N"H'H ~
cemetery H. e. baeH"s' D. W. -
f.. A. FISK; village cemetery o' N' ''' =,
II. n Hushneili 'o'nIho'. cc'''''V,,'
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WATERBURY CENTER.

DR.. Purple and his mother are liv-
ing with Mrs. John Jackman.-M. l..
birmingham returned from Barre last
week Thursday-Mrs. Huntoon Of
Washington came with him as a house
Keeper. His six-year-old son is with
hcr.--Iewis Huse OF Niagara, N. Y, Is
In town preparing to move his house,
Anti-Saloon League spoke Mt a union
service in the Methodist Church Sum
day.-Burt Hill has moved from the
c. II. Stone house to the Methodist
parsonaeo.-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Beach
were given a surprise reception last
week Tuesday evening by members of
the Post and Relief Corps. Cake and
coffee were served.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Johnson and wife of Middlesex visited
Mt j. .. Freeman's last weck.-A special
meeting of Ezra Stetson Post was held
Saturday afternoon to make arrange
ments for Memorial day-rrhe prom
enadc at Seminary hall Friday even
ing was woll attended the music was
good.-IIenry Dcmerrit of Burlington
spent Sunday with relatives here
Miss Ada carlton is visiting Mrs. jack
man.-Dr ". J.. Watson and family Of
Montpelier spont Sunday at u. G.
aYes's.-Ernest Ncwcor,b visited in
Montpelier last week DR.. f. J. Fos-
ter, lecturer of tho state Grange, went
to Quechee Saturday to attend the Po-
mona Grange.
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NORTH TROY.

woifred Manosh died Thursday and
was buried Saturday from the home OF
his father, William Manosh. He had been
I'll about two years with consumption
Mrs. Sarah e. Chamberlin is very Ill and
her recovery Is not expected.-Dr. White
has purchased Of John l.. Lewis the So
called Lewis residence on Main street:
DR.. Butterfed has purchased the Edison
Kinney place on Railroad street.-The
Rev. James Ramage preached in the
Methodist Church at Mansonville, p O..
Sunday and the Rev. Mr.. Fisher of tina
place at the Congregational Church here.
Mr.. Cartwright, the new G.. p. r. sta
ton agent, is moving into the Kinney
house. William Case, a long time resi-
dent Of Jay, died Thursday. and the
funeral was held Sunday jay Clapper
Is afflicted with carbuncles on his hand
and foot.-Mrs. r. NJ. Parker and children
returned from Woodstock Saturday.-Ed-
son Kinney died Sunday afternoon. He
had been a long time sufferer with heart
trouble.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Alma Foster has returned after
passing the winter in Norway. Me, and
Swampscott. Mass.-Junius F. Wells is
here from Salt Lake CITY to superintend
the completion OF the grounds at the
Mormon memorial cottage. Mrs. c. p.
Abbott is improving from her recent HI
ness.-Mr. and Mrs. Erie Faneuf are visit
ing at Chester Sanborns-Mrs Granger
has gone to Sharon.-A union pre-Me-
mortal service will be held in the Meth
od st Church Sunday morning AZ 1913
o'clock the Rev, Mr.. Baker preaching.
Grace Evelyn. daughter Of c. u, Robin
son, formerly OF burlington, and Joseph
F. Sherlock OF Proctor. were married a
the home of the brides parents Tuesday
at high noon by the Rev. Father Penders
of Randolph. Claudia Estelle Robinson,
sister OF the bride, was bridesmaid AMI
Hugh Shirlock was the groom's best man.
Among those present were: Mrs G. A.
Stone and son OF Burlington; Mrs. Thee
dore Strong, Ware, Mass; Mrs. Irving
Webb, New Rraintree. Mass; Robert +.
Monson, Boston: Miss Maud Winterbot-
tom. Frank Robinson. Burlington: Mr.
and Mrs Henry Brockway, Hartford; NJ"
and Mrs. c, NJ Sanborn. Plymouth, n
H.: Junus T. Wells. Salt Lake city.
Utah: William Sherlock, Proctor. From
eight to ten In the evening Mr.. and Mrs,
Shirlock received their many friends,
The bride was the recipient OF a large
number of handsome and useful gifts
among them being a solid silver water
pitcher and server from G., F. Wells OF
Salt Lake city, silver tea set from the
parents OF the groom and gold watch and
chain from the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Sherlock will soon go to Proctor,
where they will make their home. Mr.,
Sherlock having employment with the Ve--
mont Marble company.
Memorial services will be obs served May
&C. under the auspices OF Orville Bixby
Post, assisted by Orville BiXby Relief
Corps and Mark ]. Sargent Camp, Sons
OF Veterans The address will be dehv-
cred by thu Rev Sherman Goodwin OF
South Royalton at Royalton a. 200 p, M.
Sunday memorial services will he held al
the Methodist Church, South Royalton At
l0;i5 with sermon by the Rev. F, NJ, Baker
School services will be held Wednesday
May %