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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

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Pants $t.8

300 pairs Of trousers viii be on
sale tOmorf0w az about half
price They are made ~ caasi-
meres and hard twisted worsteds
In a variety Of handsome pat
terms The regular prices have
been 81. $3.50 and 81; tomorrow
81 .9s for choice.
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This store will be closed al
day Monday, Sept 2, Labor
Day, and we will have 10
crowd two days business in
20 Saturday These prices
should do IL. You could not
possibly ask any more for
your money than 70 buy two
dollars worth OF goods for
a dollar The grocery dept
will save you at least one
quarter on what you have 10
buy. and most every other
dept. will save you half.
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BORAH WANTS
SPEEDY TRIAL


eClsE. Aug 30 Senator Bornh
II anxious that his trial on a
charge of defraudlng IN land cRBen
DO brought up Immediately aud he
has wired James iinwloy. chief
counsel In the pettihune and "A.
ans eases to come here - once
ready 20 take charge Of the case
y hon II r. called Sept. D.
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Dress Goods 15C

1850 yards Of heavy cotton
plaid dress goods. IN a splendid
line Of cOloriugs. all cotton. but
they win wear a. we'll as any all
wool goods ever made. and will
wash and launder like a pocket
handkerchief The regular price
is 25c a yard; tomorrow they will
be iJc Nothing better for school
dresses FOR the girls. no matter
how much you pay.
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SOC DamaSk 35C

Five pieces, 60inch table dam.
ask choice patterns; n quality
that We guarantee TO give the
best Of satisfaction. Our prices
and everyone else's is soc a yard
but tomorrow for one day only. e
will be Csc.
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Il E2C Wash Goods sc

Many kinds and many styles
and colora. A complete clean mp
~ all the wash dress goods In
stock. ranging Ia price from Sc
10 i5c a yard, tomorrow choice
Of the bunch &c a yard There
are ginghams. percales. lawns.
oreandlea. mulls and a big lot Of
fancy WeaFes included In this
lot None worth less than Sc a
yard. and the most OF them worth
i0c. l2hc and i5c: tomorrow
choose from the lot az &c a yard
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15C SiIkOliHes &c

About 5000 yards OF silkoline
ia a variety Of handsome STYLES
and colors. fully a yard wide: for
comforts. curtains. etc. this IL
the finest quality made. and no
store sells them regular az less
than l5c a yard.
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Csc White Goods l5C

About 1000 yards plain and nov
city white goods 20 on sale to-
morrow AZ i5c a yard. the regu-
lar prices we're Csc. SOC and CSC
a yard Some of them are a III.
tie soiied and mussed by being
shown on the counter. but the
price quoted IL 80 extremely low
that you can we'll afford to over.
look everything else.
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self Instructor. etc. sells ordln.
arlly Tor SIS. now only $3.50
The finest Of Vi0llns. costing
So. $40. SIS, etc. go Tor gf4. SO
and $50 Rare and costly ones.
values as high AZ $500. $3.50 and
one 5000 Others worth 9225.
fl92 1856. etc. are also included
Mandollna, Guitars, BanIos.
Al the very latest models Of
ODE world renowned makes now
offered at O. blg saving
Dand INSTRUMENTS. Harmonious,
Etc.
Our stock Of the leading Amer
ioau and foreign band luatn
mont8 is the largest west Of Chi
clg0 hccordions. Harmonious,
efc.. cfc
Como in and SEQ the tremen-
d0aiIy reduced prices
Music Boxes the famous Ro
glua and Stella makes. also an
immense assortment of Tune
Sheets. offered now at reductions
equal to 40 cents on ihe dollar
Remember. we intend 10 sell
every piano and organ and Othof
musical instrument now on hand
before we move to oar new build
lug. and 10 the price cutting yes.
downright actual Strengthening
70 high grade Instruments counts
Tor anything. an viii no quickly.
Bear in miUd our Money Back"
guarantee protects you
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MAYOR MOORE SICK.

Mayor Moore was confined 70
hts bed today with an Illness that
has affected him for tho past two
or three DAYS, lie will not appear
az his office before Monday.
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sec Blankets soc

100 pairs cotton blankets that
we carried over from last season
win be placed ON sale tomorrow
at Gee a pair. They would cost
M least Zoe a pair az tho eastern
mills today, 90 say nothing about
the freight 20 Seattle They are
10@ size. 10 you wait later Won
viii pay anywhere from see to
$500 a pair
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Manufacturers
Mill Ends
White Goods,
Linens,
Crashes,
Wash Dress
Goods

AZ Just about half what you
would pay Il you bought them
in fun pieces Ten thousand
yards 20 choose from Come as
early as possible To get first
choice
Dress oinahams.
Fine seersuekers.
imported Pcreales.
Novelty White Goods.
Plain White Goods.
Blesched Muslipu.
india Linons.
Victoria Lawns.
Curtain swisscs.
Dotted swisses.
Merecrixcd Novelties.
Lawns. Mulls,
organdies and plmitles.
In the face OF the rising mar.
ket on cotton goods. this Is a
most exceptional offer and we
reserve the right 10 withdraw
any or an OF the goods quoted
here after one days sale None
Of these goods viii be sold 20
dealers under any circumstances
and quantities will be limited 60
a reasonable amount 70 each Gus
toner
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BOUND ron rae oRiGNr.

on Sunday a party Of excursion.
bats, bound for China and Japan.
viii ieayo Seattle for Vancouver. -.
G.. where tho \ 8 Empress Of In.
dta win be boarded The party ex.
poets 20 return November /.
SCHOOL SUITS So
Our new School Suits for boys
ace now on sale for 81.
W y HUTCHINSON co,
Cor Second and Union. 80
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Lace Curtains CSC

800 pairs OF imported Noting
ham lace curtains will be on sale
Saturday a. CSC a pair They are
large size. and the patterns are
most desirable. Our regular prices
have been Sl.2s and $3.50. but
tomorrow the price viii be only
8sc a pair.
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&c MuSlinS sc

$500 yards fun bloached. yard
wide muslin tomorrow AZ Sc
yard Tho regular price Is &c.
and Il Is cheap at that. the way
cotton Is al the present time.
Only ls yards to a customer at
a nickel a yard.
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Will SUCCEED
BONAPART E

interests regard the appointment IA
most satisfactory.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 30 No
confirmation az the report from
New York regardlng Kellogg sue
cocdinE Honaparto can be made.
For weeks Il has been limited that
ponaparte hha been asked 90 70
sign Il II believed tnat the re.
port O. corrcct.
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tapestry Table Covers
IL

Every one In the store win be
priced just half tomorrow. There
is a lot OF them. in fact there are
too many. or we would not cut
the price In two.
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CAN YOU BEAT THIS?

HAINFTELD. ND. Aug 80 49,
Tazarraed womca Of Piainncld are
srvani1lng an old maids club The
carter membership will BE- 100
fhere has noe been a wedding here
~ "A usurths And general alarm Is
lek for lhe future Of the toNn.
An egGeFtalament vas conducted
FRIDAY hlght 70 raise funds Tor the
|rahllc Ahrsry. ana previous 70 the
zhcx y PlalhsYilla girls in old
Eaids eosiames paraded the streets
slth baaEers. which bore such
kger1s as
On. lnrd. for a mani
III SCI yrur buttons on"
I oase vas younE."
TIE ct ny ega on you
-Lst ne darn your aocks"
Tbs Is 20 sudden.
ASK papa
One sweet young thing walked
iaazaiilY apart from her cnmpan
has. bearing a banner which read
I soat hsieng 30 that gang
----~-------------.a.---a..--..
Saee tae urst day ul the year
IN nsa families have taknn ~
i1sif ABODE IN New York city
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The bargains for at the great Decision Sale
viii surpass anything before offered Our immense
big stock Of goods be reduced and the only way
do this offer you special inducements here
and buy. Note these prices carefully
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Mems Suits


large selection Of Mems Pants in eashmercs tweeds
worsteds ranging prices from 81 90 TO $500 40
50 per cent savings.
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Mems Ties 12.C

About five hundred Mems Ties
I'm the popular 4in.hand styles.
Made up IN n great variety OF
washable materials. mostly IN
white aud in cream white
grounds with neat black designs,
will wash and laundor perfectly.
regular price 25o each. tomorrow
for a quarter.
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Leave Pier 2'to 500 battleahlpa.
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Dress Goods About Half

2.000 yards stylish dress goods
FOR carly fall wear plaids. stripes
overplaids. invisible checks and
nlnids. imported Scotch mixtures.
etc The regular prices have
boon 59c. csc. CSC and Csc. but
tomorrow the price win be soc
yard II YOU miss this you will
miss one OF the best things OF tho
season.
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APPOINTED RECEIVER.

}. iorlng whittinEion has been
appointed BY Judge Albertnan ~
cpivcr Tor tho Pioneer Live stock
Indemnity %.
- $500
GAO PLUMBING, CAD nEALTA.
let us Install a modern bath. Law.
atnry OF sink Factory prieea Call
us up O. u. BROWN PLUMBING
co. al Pine 81. 40.
Diamond loans. 20t bailey bids.
sss
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DEDICATE MONUMENT.
COY United prsss.)

NORFOLK, Va. Aug 80 A hand
some monument IN commomoration
OF the frat general assembly OF
Virginia was dedicated today on
jamestown island
Hair removed permanently With
electricity. COO Peoples Bank bldg.
Second and Pike 80"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
BONNEVILLE.

Fred S. Burbee has returned
from the south and is with his fam
lily at H. O. Coleman's.
Josie Benson entertained several
OF her playmates July 80, it being
her eleventh birthday.
Several from here attended the
circus at Manchester Friday.
Roland Nourse has returned
from New York City and is with
his mother at VIM. SHADES.
Miss Lizzie Ellenbury and cous-
in, Maggie, are visiting at Sprague
Burbank's.
Mrs. Lutte Benson hurt her knee
quite badly, Saturday, by a mis-
step and Dr.. Wilmington was called
i'll attendance.
Sprague Burbank is i'll New
York for few days stay.
Mrs. Mary Dorset is with her
sister, Mrs. l.. F. Benson.
'Shure there's more fun at home this
day wild the quare ovid gent and the
quare doin's of Everybody about the
place, so I've come back. Aug IA, at
S. Londonderry.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
ANDOVER.

Charles Forbes was at home last
week, helping with the haying. He
has returned to his work now.
w. B. Rowell of Portland, Me-,
is at George Rowell's.
Mrs. Dana Griswold has been
spending a few days at her fathers,
Mrs S. S. Pinney was severely
hurt Wednesday by slipping from a
wall while raspberrying.
Charles Harris of Rochester, n !.
Y, and Lawyers A. F. Schwenk
of Brattleboro and l.. R. Pierce Of
South Londonderry were at J.. w.
Hazeltine's OH legal business Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Peabody
and three children of Lebanon, n,
H., are taking an automobile trip
through this part of the state, stop
ping several days with relatives in
town. Their auto is the first one
to cross the hill between Andover
and SimonsYille:
Hi knows Wot hi ears hand wot hi
sees, sir" Aug. IA, at S. Londonderry.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
NEWFANE.

Evidently the curve near the Sal
mon Hole bridge is Jonah for the
trainmen as on Monday the en-
gines on both the mixed and extra
freight trains were off the rails. The
extra was goirg up when ii got
off about 80 a. III. and when the
mixed came down at ? p. III. they
endeavored 10 help the extra OH the
track when off went No. SO. The
mail train brought up the wrecking
car at 7 p. M but it was nearly 10
before the track was clear for the
mail train 10 go up The extra
followed on to Derry and got back
to Brattleboro at ; a. III. Tuesday.
The section hands had been at work
on the curve that day and it was
thought that they had not got the
track properly adjusted.
The summer guests at Newfane
Inn have nearly all arrived. They
include Mr.. and Mrs. Norton and
three children and friend, Miss
Weeks; Mr.. and Mrs. Harding
and daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Beach
ard daughter; w. NJ. Earl and
J Miss Earl of Boston; Daniel Fish
er and Clearance Rogers of Boston.
The Newfane Lodge of Rebek-
abs held their regular meeting Mon
day evening with a large attend
ance. There was quite delegation
present from Brattleboro and a very
pleasant time was had.
The base ball team was in Brat
tleboro Saturday afternoon. The,
reported the game as close but tht
Athletics finally won by a score o.
II TO 10.
Richard II. Johnson and wife o.
Dickinson, y. D., are visiting a
II. ]. Batchelder's. Mr.. johnson
is connected with the First Nation
al Bank of that city His mother
was Carpenter and a descendant
of William Carpenter who came
from England i'll 1898.
Hazel Smith came home from
Putrey Sunday.
Frank Whitaker of Brattleboro
spent Sunday i'll town with his wife
and children.
Norton Harding of Boston is
taking his summer vacation at the
County House.
John Pierce is home again from
Brattlcboro. He reports that his
wife is improving.
Mrs. H. A. Carpenter and Ted
dy have returned from Wardsboro.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
TOWNSHEND.

F. u. Landman and family start.
ed for their home i'll Maine last
Thursday, but were to stop a few
days i'll Sharon, Conn. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Blood to Connecticut. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blood returned home Monday
night.
Mrs. Grace Gould McGibbon,
who has been stopping at her faith
er's awhile, with two children re-
turned to her home i'll Underhill
last week.
R. w. Beebe has left town and
Mrs Beebe expects to go this week.
We are sorry to lose them from our
community and hope they may b.
prospered where ever they decide to
locate.
Mrs. Plumb and daughter are
visiting i'll Westminster.
Miss Susan Ross went Monday
to Worcester, Mass on account of
the death of her sister, Miss Han
nah Ross.
Miss Ester Dale Of Rrantford,
Canada, is at her mothers for a
visit. =
The Guild met with Miss Orinda
Dale last week Thursday afternoon.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
NDERRY SITTER, THURSDAY AFTERNOON
SIMONSVILLE.
Ira Moore was at home from
Weston over Sunday.


Ira Moore was at home from
Weston over Sunday.
Luther Underwood of ST.. AL
bans visited his brother recently.
Miss Alice PAUL is expected this
week to visit her cousin, Mrs. c.
IS. Leonard.
DR.. Ray was in the place recent
ly accompanied by Mr.. ard Mrs.
c. B. Amsden of Springfield,
Mass, and Miss Grace Lee of
Chester.
Miss Clara White has returned
to Chester and expects to be iii
Worcester, Mass, with her sister;
Mrs. Ellsworth Adams, this week
Miss Addie Virgins is assisting
Mrs. Erwin Edison in Chester this
week.
Mrs. Hattie Peabody of Chester,
and Everett Peabody and friends
were in the place Sunday with a
tourists car.
Mrs. Nancy Larkin and son,
Ned, of Chester, Mrs. Mary Lar
kin Spencer and daughter of Min
nesota were i'll the place Monday.
Mrs. Spencer was formerly a teach
er here.
Mrs. Fred Stearns and SON
Ralph, who have been guests oil
her mother, Mrs. D. F. Davis
went Tuesday to Chesterfield be.
fore returding to their home il
Northampton, Mass.
F. E. Fuller has returned home
from Springfield.
Allen Green of Proctorsville was
i'll the place briefly Monday.
Jay Davis went Saturday to. Bel
lows Falls to visit his nephew
Will Lilley.. His sister, Mrs. Eli
"a Davis. returned home with hin
Monday.
Mrs. A. M. Stannard of Sax
tons River, formerly Of this place
Mrs. M. c. Peabody, Mrs. V. J
Wood of Chester and Miss Rache
Fuller of Northampton, Mass.
called briefly on friends and forme
neighbors here Saturday.
Elmer Hazeltine of Chester com
menced work Monday for c. S
Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs, Show of BELOW
Falls were recent guests of Mrs
Calista Hutchins.
Il despise him, the coward !" Aug
A. at S. Londonderry.
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WlNDHAM.

Miss Mabel Atwood and Miss
Clara Woody ard of Foxboro,
Mass, are visiting at H. l.
Gould S.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Laws and
Miss Helen of Milford, N. H, are
visiting in town.
Miss Christiansel of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c.
l.. Dutton.
Mrs. w. a. Sargent, Misses
Grace and Nellie Sargent and Mr..
Sinclair of Bellows Falls are visit
ing relatives in town.
John Adams of New Yo!k City
and Miss Alice Derry of Hartford,
Conn, are spending several days at
w. G. Adams.
Mrs. WEIGH and Miss, WEIGH Of
Hartford, Conn, and Miss Morgan
of Windsor, Conn, are at Asahel
Upham's for several weeks.
Miss Edith Ainley of Chester
has been spending several days at
F. H. Harris.
Misses Lucy and Dorothy Har-
ris spent few days in Chester re-
Gently.
Mrs. Nellie Rhoades Marsh of
Winchendon, Mass, visited re1a-
tives and friends here last week.
Mrs. Mary Root and Mrs, Julia
Goodnow of Philadelphia are visit
ing Mrs. A. O. Prentiss.
Brattleboro music for the play and
dance at S. Londonderry, Wed. even
ing, Aug. IA.
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EAST JAMAICA.

Judge Butler, wife and daughter,
Florence, and Wallace Nicholas of
Rutland spent few days at Z. NJ
Buffers.
Tom Patterson of New York
was at home the past week for a
short stay.
Mrs. Martha Howard is in a
very low state.
Harry Howe has returned to
Brattlcboro after helping his father
do his haying.
Mrs. May Howard was visitor
at w. V. Howe's the past week.
Marie Folse is stopping at Geo
Doare's.
Bert Butler and family spent
Sunday at his fathers, Wayne
Buffers.
Nellie and Olive Patterson were
at home few days last week tc
visit with their brother, Tom.
Albert Howard and wife have
moved to Orange, Mass.
Mrs. Eliza Timothy is through
working for Mrs. Frank Leonard
''As Bob Lightheart, there is p)ss i
bility of your capturing her; as Rober
JOY, you haven't the ghost of chance
Aug. Il. at S: Londonderry.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
PERU.

Miss Jennie Hale is working for
Mrs. E. M. Batchelder.
Ira Walker was not so we'll Mon
day, and DR.. Wilmington was
called.
Mrs. Coolidge is no better, being
confined to her bed all the time.
Miss Gertrude Hecht is spend
ing few days at Battenkill Inn,
Manchester Depot.
DR.. Samuel Chest, Arthur Hecht
and Hon. Gordon J. We'll
who have been spending their vaca-
ton at E. M. Batchelder's have
returned to New York.
Lloyd Stone left for Long Lake,
N. Y, the first of the week, where
he has a position as waiter at Sag
amore Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Carley have
returned from visiting friends in
Wallingford and Rutland.
Mrs. Chas. Batchelder returned
Monday from visiting her daughter,
Mrs. R. I. Batchelder, in Man
chester Depot.
Miss Galloway of Providence,
! R. L., who is boarding at w. Bur-
rough's, rendered a solo very &C
ceptably at the service Sunday
evening and Miss Van Gundy gave
a talk relative to the Foreign Mis-
sionary Conference at Mortified
which she recently attended.
Mrs. c. K. Batchelder of Beau-
fort, S. c., arrived in town Mon
day,
Miss Ida Burton of New York
is a guest of her friend, Miss Ger
trude Hecht
Guests in town are Miss Van
Gundy of Washington, d. c., at
M. J. Hapgood's; H. P. Wyman
of Springfield at F. G. Wyman's;
Miss Christine Swift of Athol
Mass, at H. M. Swift's.,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Swift, Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Hapgood and
Miss Mildred Batchelder attended
the wedding of Miss Lois Batchel-
der and Clarence Beckwith at Bat
tenkill Inn, Manchester Depot,
Saturday evening.
Samuel Apt and Joel J. Giest of
New York are at f. M. Bate he'll
der's for the summer.
Now thin, we painted divil We, wat
d We name by frightenin' of the wom-
en- ?" Aug. IA, at S. Londonderry.
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8, 1907.

Mr.. and Mrs. Landphere OF
Brookline have baby girl, weight
s pounds.
Mrs. Clifford Shaffer with two
children of Hudson, n. Y, is Wis
iting at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilcox's.
Darwin Howard had the misfor-
tune TO stick a fork in his toe Mon
day and has a badly swollen foot.
News has been received from the
family of Fred johnson. formerly
of Newfane, that they are spehdr
ing several weeks at Rock Arch,
Santa Cruz, Cal.
You needn't act any more, madam.
I've found you ont" His Last Chance,
Aug. Il, at S. Londonderry.
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JAMAICA.

Mrs. Sellers will look after the
interests of Mrs. Castle while her
daughter, Mrs. Coon, is at North
field.
Miss Mary Root of India arrived
Saturday night and is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Bowman.
Miss Ruby Stark has gone to
Spofford lake to assist Mrs. Ches-
ter Crowell of Brattleboro during
her stay there.
DR.. Craig and son of Keene, n.
H., arrived here Saturday night in
their Stanly steam auto which was
slightly out of repair. With the
assistance of Mr.. Mclean it was
repaired, and left Monday noon.
An hour later it refused to climb
hill and was taken up by horse
power.
The express was two hours late
Monday night on account of two
engines being off the track at New
fame.
The Missionary Tea will be held
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Bow
man on the hill Miss Mary Root,
sister of Mrs. Bowman, a mis-
sionary who has labored long i'll In
dia, will be present at the meeting.
Supper will be served and the gen
tlemen are invited.
The Baptist ladies had a sale of
useful and ornamental articles, also
ice cream at their parlors Tuesday
afternoon.
The body of William Johnson,
who died in Worcester, Mass. last
week, arrived here Monday night
and was buried at West Jamaica,
his early home.
Mrs. Lucy Kellogg, Mrs. Eu-
nice Sprague and Mrs. Coon left
Tuesday for Mortified to attend
the Moody meetings.
Geo. w. Stark of Brattleboro
visited his brother, Alonzo, last
week.
S. E. Rawson, all old veteran,
died Thursday morning. Funeral
services were held Saturday, Rev.
Mr.. Dressler officiating.
L. J. Noble and son of New
York joined his wife and daughter,
Lucia, Saturday night at her par
ents' home, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Sherwin's, where they had been
stopping few weeks.
On Monday morning a daughter
was aided to the Noble family.
Mrs. Rice of Wardsboro is caring
for Mrs. Noble.
Ruth Mclean left Saturday for
Mortified, Mass, to spend few
weeks with her mother.
Miss Genevieve Sellers went to
Brattleboro Monday where she has
position al the Melrose hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hulett of
Salem, Mass, are visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Willie Banes.
f. L. Chandl. II and family, Geo.
Seapy and Mr.. Kellogg have re-
turned after weeks camping at
Cole Pond.
BY what right, sir, did you open and
read the letters | entrusted to your
care p His Last Chance, Aug. ii, at
S. Londonderry,