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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co,

NurfOlk "a lI0ston, Mnss., and az ll1
Providence, II.
|, siteama is leave ScrfollS for Boston Tuas-
DAY. Wednesday,, Friday anu. Sunday. For
Providence Monday, Ihnrsdaysnnd saturday
at 6 n. NJ Passengers and freight Stakcn
toc NIL New England points, Tickets on
sale at O.. x O. Ry,. ~, Is ". Ry. nlrlcesaand
Nos sos aud S1a Tast Main. f58 "A.
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:. G. LEVY. FoRaIERLi or LEVY q;
Kass, has removed to 42b West
Broad. Mattresses uphnlstering. re-
!: pairing and polishing. furniture
promptly attended to-, Phone 1895.
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FOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST PAY
ing and longest established restau-
rants in the city OF Richmond. The
business Will be sold at a sacrifice
on account or the owners health.
Apply Jefferson Hotel. T. BRAD.
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NLD DOMINION
" STEAMSHIP co.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening tfoot Asl
Street, at Z p. A.. stopping at Newpor.
round trip. Including stnteioom berth; meals
extra. Street cars to steamers wharf,
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.Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY.

SOLTHBOUND TRAINS fScHEDULEDstUO
/. LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. s.
9:s5 A. M.-Local & to Norlina. Raleis9i.
Charlotte, Wilmington. 1879 r. M.-Slcel,-
ers and coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham. sa j
vannah. Jacksonvile and Florida points
9;e5 p. M.--Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta
birmingham. Memphis. Savannah. Jackson
sville and Southwest. t 81 Y s $50 sSs
NORTHBoUND TRAINS SCHEDELEDST9s
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY. s55.s
20 go A. NJ. 6:3s z. M.,!2:05 z. N. .a: 81
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Rooms Tor Bent.

AND TRAVELLING
men will find nicely furnished
rooms. bed clean and comfortable, for
fifty cents, In refined central
neighborhood. two squares from City
Hall; excellent meals served next
door; old Virginia style. Phone
4326-IA 1902 East Clay.
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER I'll; 1eo1.5.,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND Dalai.
For Florida and South, s:lS A. NJ. ana
7:25 p. n. ~
For Norfolk: 400 a. A.. 3. 90. p. NJ. AMI
1925 P. A.
For n. . ". HsS. West: o.eo q, NJ. 1910
and $500 P. NJ - sf
Fer petsrssa na 900 - !, 4; NJ. 1910 sea
F. NJ. -
For 6oldsboro and Fayetteville: AIS
T. NJ 1870
Trains arrive Richmond, daily: s:ss, - 40
A. ~. 1885. ss10:4b and si1:So,..A NJ, .1:a7.
2.05l 1880, 500 and $3.50 p NJ.
Time OF arrivals md departures and con s
nections not guaranteed. * 49,
c. S. CAMPBELL. D. P, "a.
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N -EpIsoN' REcoRDs.

I, F,r,rAlREr, EDISON RECORDS GO
: an sals November a5th. "Sone bay
When Dreams Come True" and
twenty-t three other good ones In the
list. Cali and hear them ut COS East
Main Street. sFf INA
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MlD2(t@
ONE CENT a WORD.
for 6ale.

AM 9lrTiNC; ovkRsToCKEo WITH
deer, and will sell or q score or so.
they are half-tame. and by gentle
treatment might easily be- made en-.
!, tirely 10. Price $500 pair. Address
JOHN CUSSONS Forest Lodge, Glen
Allen, Va.
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6ttuatiuns 1Manten, fFrr1aIr.

YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
bookkeeper or general office assist.
ant; several years experience: at
present employed, but wishes to
Dispatch.
BY YOUNG LADY. FAMILIAR WITH
general office work, and is good ste
airy not less than $50 pc month. Adj
dress K 20a, care Times-Dispatch. !
WANTED, POSITION AS sTENOG-
rapher by one who Is quick. rapid
and neat: and Will assist In general
office work. Address NJ care
Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION BY FIRST.
class lady stenosra pher: five years
experience. Address D 5iS. care
Times. Dispatch.
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miscellaneous.
OPTICIANS.

THE BEST spECT.AcLEs AND 5EYE-
glasses furnished ut the lowest pos.
optical goods. THE IsAYHORN- IRA
SER OPTICAL CO.. INC. a2l East
A Main Street.
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horn pullets and one-year- old hens.
i ten cockercls: pure bred stock. u
cents each for the lot. Good reason
for selling. REED McLANE, Cor
donsVille. Va.
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3arofessionaI Dflp 0Nanten.

N,o>~~---,~~>~-~~~~
WANTED, A LADY TEACHER Fol;
four children to teach music and The
Eng Ism branches. Address Mrs. y.
a. FoWLkES. W4nterpock. Va
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spEcIAI, AND PATENTED alAcBfN-
ery built. Why not have your ide as
2 developed. manufactured and mar.
keted? Liberal propositions: Will
save you money. Y. r. FORD CO.,
Trigg ship-yard. Phone 302S.
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AND TIMBER LANDS AT
lowest prices on. easy terms great
est bargains In, Virginia. Write for
Catalogues, Address SEI.AM' q
CLARKE, charlottesville, Nn.
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
thai JAHNKE BROS. jewelers.. a12
Fast Main street buy. sell, exchange
and remornt diamonds in the latest
STYLES. Old gold and silvcrttaken in
exchange.
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Wants,
ONE CENT a WORD.
Situations aManten, Alale.
ONE CENT A WORD.

POSITION WANTED AS STENo.
graphcr, typewriter and general Of.
+ i,ce work, by an Experienced man;
good salary; cur furnish excellent
references as to qualifications. cnar-
nctsr. honesty, etc. Address Box No.
145 IxOyettsyille, Va
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TO SAVE TINE AND AVOID JJN-
christian feelings. the undersigned
will respectfully state that he will
not knowingly. sell Glen Allen build-
ing lots to either land agents. AFRO
Americans or hard-shell Baptists.
JOHN CUSSONS. s
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WE ARE DISAl.ANTLlNci TrIE AAlERI.
can Ether Company's plant, and have
for sale 100xl5o horse powery boilers,
tanks, pumps; Engines ptping. Air
prices and further particulars apply
TO M. 4. NVIL3EFl, r.. o. Box SIS,
Richmond, CT phone No 24s2.
FOR SALE. 4, 900 CORD; ok; w GOD;
price, $3.50 perFcoud in&carlona Il is
delivered in Richmnd, VIRGINIA
LUMBER AND RON Co, INC. lle-
t6rsburg, Va. . s 5!5,i 81
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BusiilreBS Opportunities.

WANTED, AN sElNE E,Gt ETH G ~,
I with from $500 TO 5000 In q first
ii class business, epaying so per cent;
In the CITY. Address 81 G 452, care
Illness Dtspato OH.
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HALF PRICE.

$4,000 WORTH OF VERY FINE PIC
lures and frames. We bought for
helf and viii sell for ha1f. CRAIG
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Belp QAanteD, Female.


WANTED. WHITE, 5fIDDLE-AGED
cook and caretaker of country llouge:
good homie aud light work: refer
ences required. Address T. p. SCOTT,
Burlteyille, Va.
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED WHITE
maid. Address. with references, Mrs.
NJ Box T97. city.
WANTED. A MIDDLE-AGED NURSE;
must have good references. Apply to
Fl 2094 Monument Avenue.
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THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING.

DON'T. FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF JAHNKE BROS 10 per cent. re-
.duction sale (untll December 1btn
only), and do your SHOPPING early.
to avoid their usual rush Just before
Christmas. Old gold and silver taken
in exchange.
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WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade: new system. only eight weeks
required. expenses earned while learn
ins; 3l2 to $40 weekly guaranteed
when through: illustrated catalogue
mailed free. MOLER'S BARBER
COLLEGE. 2c7 Bowery. New York,
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

+ II i 2
For Exposition. eacl, Tues
700 A. NJ day. Thursday nnd Saturday
until November 10th. inclusive.
600 a. MI Fast dnily trains to OLD
700 P. Nh Point. Norfolk and Exposition.
4 I:i0 a. M.--Daiir. Local to Newport News,
. 500 p. M.--Daily. Local to Old Point ~
a:Oo p NJ Daily. Louisyiiie. Cincinnati.
Ii 100 p Nj. Chicago and st, Louis Puiluian
- -. rleeper. ff
1000 a. NJ. - Daily Charlottesville except
Sunday to Hinton except Sat
urday and Sunday to, Cincinnati
SIS P. M.-Week Days--Local TO Gordoirs-
Vile. 49, S
1000 A. Af-DaIly - Lvnchbure. Lexington
Va. and Clifton Forge.
6:15 p M.--"eek Days-To Lynchhurg -.
TRAINS ARRIVE. RICHMOND.
From the East--a.io a. n. Ii:t5 a. N.
ZOO =. ~. sis Pm.
Main Line west-.:sos A. IL. $3.50 a. N !.
s:ia 2. NJ, 5:45 p. IL
James River Line-.s:s5 y. ~, 6.I5 p 81
Daily except Sunday.
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100 u. S. MCCLELLAN SADDLES AND
brides made in Rock Island Arse
nal: fine condition. JOSEPH G.
DICKERSCN, Saddle and Harness
Manufactured, 1412 East Main street,
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II MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
SIS. Any one can do the work. Send
Z for free booklet: tells how to get
started. MANAGER. Box $40, Lock
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH
field sausage. It is the best
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o. II. BERRY & CO. REQUIRE THE
services of first-class salesman
for their mems clothing department.
i Good and permanent position for
capable party. who can influence
4 trade; must be thoroughly experi-
4 enced. None others will be consid-
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OPTICIANS.

WHAT'S WRONG? lstIT YOUR EYEs?.
Probably you need glasses. Go to
! DR.. III, sBFtEITsTE,IN, The optician,
IFS last Broad, and have them ex-
a,.ined, They may be cause Of your
headaches. Consultation free.
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LADIES' TAlLOR.

LADIES, AND GENTS SUITS MADE
to order Suits cleaned and pressed,
Toc,; pants, cleaned and pressed. a5c.
Repairing done Snt lowest price,
TAILOR, oO4 North Fifth Street. S
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WANTED. IMMEDIATELY FOR CITY
work. six Co good insurance solictt-
ors. To<1nen that are willing to work.
we can make them contract that
Apply in person to room No. 210,
American National Bank Building.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO Gail
am see the RAYuOrN-FRASER OPP
TTCAL co.'s parlors. at 2al East
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MAN is OPEN Fol,
concrete. steel or wood construction.
Street or building work. Best refer
ences. Address j OH, care Times
DIspatcll. ~ ~ ~
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PHYSICIANS BARBER WANTED:
pay sl4 per week and one-half over
$40. Don't answer unless first-class.
4 Address j. G.. KETCtIIE, Salisbury,
H. n. C. Box AZ. "
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED OFFICE
man with some knowledge of the
lumber business for the Fredericks-
burg Spoke Works. Address II. O.
Box IS, Fredericksburg, Va.
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HAWKS NEST is "A WOODED KNOLL
at the intersection OF South Park
Avenue with Pine Ridge driveway.
Z 1t Is pleasant spot. secluded yet
n liberal building sltc ana would
cost $500. For details address JOHN
CuSSONS. Glen Allen, Va.
North Seventeenth; good itennnt,at SIS
yearly: sell for $525 cash House In
good repair. Address u 5t2, care
STimes-Dispatch
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave corner OF seventh and Percy,
ST. Gets Manchester, every hour Con. the
|hcurl from A. Ar, to 10 p, NJ, II ". M
|throush TO Petersbare. LtRatted car.s6;iS
+ A.. daily except Sunday. ss
Cars leave Petershurg, foot OF Sycanor
street. every hour from 6.s5 A. NJ TO t0:3s7
~, NJ Last car. 1l,.io r, NJ. Limited car
7;l5 4, NJ, daily except Sunday,
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rieh-i
nond cars. ..ss33S III
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WANTED. GOOD. SOBER, INDUS
trious young man that understands the
grocery business and Is willing TO
4. work: permanent. god Job to risht
4 work. none other need apply. zoos
West Cary Street. ut once.
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FURNISHED ROOM TO GENTLEMEN.
next to bath: also bright hall room.
Moderate rent. II South Third Street;
( top bell,
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TWO LARGE, BRIGHT. SUNNY ROOMS
with small sunny room adjoining on
same floor; furnished or unfurnish.
ed. Nope South Adams.
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FLAGS AND BANNERS

COLLEGE FLAGS AND BANNERS:
any design made to order. II. p.
COPELAND & CO.. 1os North Ninth.
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FOR RENT. TWO LARGE ROOMS FOR
\ lodging. with bath, hot and cold wa
ter and lights. furnished or unfur-
nished. Apply 3a4 West Cary Street.
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HALF PRICE.

SALE OF SAMPLE LOT OF VERY
fine pictures and art novelties Z is
week. Don't miss It. CRAIG ART
CO.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
for gentlemen, with board, II de-
sired. 627 East Main Street. Refer
ences required. 81
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HALE PRICE.
AND CHINA PACKING.

FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with
care. JACOB TMLAUF. Phone 1892.
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FUEL.
ANTIQUES.

pairing and refinishing antiques and
other furniture. Phone 2507. c. e.
LYDIA. AT West Main.
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
rooms. Apply 202 South Third Street
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"A POSITION OF ANY KIND. sTRIcT-
writing; capable of doing office
work; can furnish references: no OBJ
tecti1ns to hard work. a. s.. NEW
COME. care Times Dispatch.
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NICE FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
convenient to bath. Apply ais North
'ranth Street
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Boarding.

WANTED. PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
and table boarders at 51S Nortl
Eighth Street.
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WANTED, FIRST GLASS Ay4I4-ROuNL
cook. Apply ] $40 East Main Sire ct.
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN QUICK Al
figures for bill clerk. Mention age,
past experience and salary expected
in replying to p. O. Box No. Sd7.city.
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&ituatiolls 0Manteo, Alale.

WANTED. POSITION AS CON ZEN
tial secretary With corporation ar in-
tliYidual. AIN an expert stenogrnph-
er ana gadt to stand On pseord
Ms Permanent. Address x, Y. r., Box
M $685. Lynchburg. Va. 5.
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G. W. WEsTBURy. n. p. A.,i,pr
$40 E, Main Street. Richmond. Va
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PUBLIC sTENoc ; II a p II n RAIL-
kinds of stenographic work prompt
~ and accurately done. Special prizes
for contract work. STESOGRAPIl-
TER, Box Bill lf.N
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WANT p--YOUNti MAN WHO us NOT
afraid Of work dc tires something TO
h do; has had experience as clerk, NJ.
WARREN, lao South Harrison,
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED !sSPIl-
ST 7rience unnecessary: 500 per month
and expenses p EERLESS CIGAR
as Il CO., T oledo. Ohio. n. g
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-15

itor at H. c. Davis's Sunday and Won
day.
Miss Bessie Davis visited her aunt, Mrs.
". 5. Robinson, in Wilmington Monday
James McCrae has closed his engage
ment for Davis and Boyle and gone to
work for +. j. Grout-
About 80 attended the social and sugar
eat in the schoolhouse hall last week. AL
seemed to have good time.
c. L. Mann and w. Frank Jones are IN
Wilmington taking an inventory OF the
stock OF goods in the Howe 4 Son. store.
Mrs. Albert Judd has been one OF the
late victims of grip. Mrs. Q. l., Corse
who has been i'll with la grip, Is more
comfortable at this writing.
The Ladies Aid society will meet with
Mrs. William Harris Wednesday after
noon. March 20, if the weather Is favor,
able. If stormy, the meeting will be held
the next pleasant day. As there IS some
work to he done, a good attendance Is
requested Refreshments wall be served
Members are requested to bring cakes.
Mrs. Ellen r. Mann Of West Dover
has received letter from her cousin, Mrs
Alice 4. Morse, formerly OF Brattleboroo,
who is spending the winter in Bristol,
Tenn. saying that at no time has the
mercury been lower tnan seven degrees
above freezing and only once as low as
that. At no time has there been snow
enough to cover the ground
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-15
EAST DOVER.

Mrs. Hattie Warren Of Brattleboro Wis
tied her son, Wesley Ash, two days last
week.
Spring must soon be here for a black
crow was heard to sing his song this
week.
D. NJ. Hale has finished work for Boyle
4 Davis at West Dover and IS now at
home.
Mrs. Alice johnson and Mrs. Kate Rob
inson are this week visiting their sister,
Mrs Herbert Wait of Guilford.
II. A. Prouty and his niece, Miss Kate
Prouty, visited relatives in Brattleboro,
Townshend and Bellows Falls last week.
Frank Yeaw is building a new sugar
house for d. S. Prouty, preparatory for
the sugar season which will soon be here.
Rev. \. NJ Marley of Marlboro, \. H,
preached in the Methodist church last
Sunday afternoon to a good sized audi
ence. He was very much liked.
There was a pleasant gathering of Mrs.
Mary Meteaf's neighbors and friends,
numbering about 30, Thursday evening,
March I, and another at NJ. A. Moore 5
Monday evening of this week with about
the same number. \ fine time was re-
ported at both places We are glad to
hear that Mr. Moore's son Lester is very
much better
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SOUTH WARDSBORO.

A. T. Doolittle has been worse again
and Mrs. Doolittle is also i'll,
Lewis Webster's family has been quite
i'll with the prevailing distemper.
Mrs. j. C. Reed and daughter Amy are
visiting Mrs. Reeds daughter, Mrs.
Frank Morse of Vernon.
Miss Edith Kidder has been spending
a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Arthur
White.
Harry Sage met with an accident last
Sunday which came near being fatal.
While leading out and caring for big
bull the staff with which he was leading
the animal broke, and when Mr. Sage
was found it was discovered that he had
received a severe injury on the head
which caused the blood to flow from
both ears. The doctor was with him
for hours, but he had not regained con-
seriousness enough to tel how the acct
dent happened at this writing.
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BROOKLINE.

Cassia Marsh Is visiting in Newiane.
D. w. Clark is spending the week in
Darlington
People are. getting in readiness to com
mence sugaring.
Oscar Lawrence visited in Springfield
the first of the week.
May Landfear and Etna Marsh of l4e-
land and Gray seminary are at home this
week.
f. II. Morse has returned home much
improved in health and is now boarding
with F, L. Pierce.
Twenty-Five from this place enjoyed a
sleighride to Cambridgeport last Tuesday
where they partook OF a chicken-ple sup
per.
There was a large attendance at the So
ciaL given by the women of the Methodist
church last week Wednesday. Fifteen
from Athens and several from Newtane
we're. present.
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WINDHAM.

Mrs. Clarence Jenison went to the Me-
mortal hospital Monday.
L. l.. Burbee of Springfield, Mass, spent
several DAYS in town this week looking
after his business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. d. Davis and George
and Azela Hewes Of Londonderry visited
at VIII Cartons Saturday.
T.. G.. Eddy returned to Mr. Phuger' 5
last week, for the third season. lie ex-
poets to finish there this summer.
John Gould lost his mill by fire Tues.
dav night. The sawed lumber was near
the mill but only about 1900 feet Of 1t was
destroyed.
Mrs. l.. +. Jenison visited her sister,
Mrs. sam Walker in Grafton recently.
She found Mrs. Walker not much II any
improved.
The Glebe Mountain Telephone. com
pany held its annual meeting Monday
night and elected the following officers:
President, George Fales: vice president, NJ.
II. ingalls,: treasurer +. \. klngsbury;
manager, l.. +. Jenison; secretary, +. ..
Smith.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Zeb Leonard was at home last week
II Local talent are rehearsing at X. of
Hal Stetson has improved and is about
the house every day. '"'
W. Fl. Hancock was in North Adams
on business Monday. ''''''''
About 80 couples took in the slniob.r;do
to Colrain Wednesday. nv ''e + II i''e
MIR. and Mrs. Mead of Colrain. Mass.
were in town the first of the week.
G, NJ. Fox and Lewis Cutting are saw.
ing up the wood piles in the village.
About w.t.. % from here attended the play
speaks OF it as a success in every mart art
and hopes to have it played here. Pun
The body of Arthur Bancroft. who died
IN N the North Adams hospital Of Brigbt's
disease; was brought here and the fnne.
raj held from the UniversaEst' 'e ebp rTll1
R Ryo a; \. Blaelford officiating. The l.
.. .. f. took charge of the body at the "a
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-15
WEST ToWNSHEND.

Ray Deane is working in Brattleboro.
Dr. G. T. Gale has been appointed
health officer for Townshend.
Harold Garfield has returned from Boz
ton where he has spent several weeks
Guy Hawkins, who lost his arm IN
Taft's mill three weeks ago, Is able to be
out.
Some from here are attending the spe,,
cial eyangelistic services at Townshend
this week.
Miss Hortense L. Switzer visited with
Mrs. r. II. Tibbals in South London
derry last week.
C. L. Howe has returned from a trim to
New York, Washington, d. G., and Fred
aricksburg and Orange, Va.
There was a fire in W. II. Taft's mill
last Saturday night. 1t was discovered
by Guy Hawkins, about 7.3o p. M s ana
the night-watchman on being. notified,
gave the alarm. The fire started IN the
boler-room and was making rapid prog
ress when discovered but the flames we're
eytinguished before serious damage was
done to the sawmill.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-15
STRATToN.

Eugene Thomas bought another horse
recently.
Mrs. Edgar Pike of Wardsboro visited
at A. j. Pixies last week.
Ernest Pike is putting up a SUNNY of
ice which is Of fine quality.
Edward Thompson has gone to Spring
field, Mass, Tor few days.
Ray Lyman and w. Styles of Wards.
boro are cutting logs for Z. A. Eddy.
Miss May Lyman is home from Leland
and Gray seminary in Townshend for a
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ona Lyman of Wardsboro and Mrs.
Lymans mother, Mrs. Burbee of Spring.
field, Mass, were at w. R. Lyman
Tuesday. '''''''
L. E. Read and sons, Harry and Lon
ME, have returned from Marlboro where
they have been working on lumber lob
for John Tihbets.
Joel Grout was at A. J. Pixies over SIM
day. Mrs. Joel Grout, who has been
visiting relatives in town and vicinity
the, past three weeks, returned Monday
with Mr., Circuit to their home in New
fame.