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BUSINESS CHANCES.


MACHINE ana Woodworking plant. with
touudr,'. located in Vermont W.uuflCr.-
uriuE farm implements and Gasoline en-
glEe=; cheap cl-ctr.. power, price. iuc..I-
ing very valuable property. $4,000. Tor
particulars apply Mcdonald Virgins Co..
257 Broadway
500, 900 CAPITAL WANTED. money
amply secured. 10 be EXPENDED IN con
gtructng ana building brsincrg with es-
perleEced builder. contracts now or hand.
Full particulars apply Mcdonald Virgins
Co. 2o7 Broadway.
WE HAVE FOR SALE a high class publ
cation. with stock Of beautifully bound
books: nothing on the same order IN the
market; sure noneymaker. call sec sample
sell very cheap. Apply Mcdonald Virgins
Co, 2J7 Broadway.
A MILLINERY BUSINESS FOR SALE or
exchange for raj estate. the whole or
half interest in well known and the oldest
and best known established ana paying
going concern in the city. good reasons for
selling; good opportunity for right party
Apply McDonaid-Wigsins Co. ~ Broad
Whg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-23
COAL MEN CHARGE B. & O.
West Virginia Independent Operators Allege
Discrimination in Furnishing Cars.

Washington Oct "a number ~ independent
coal operators Of West Virginia have combined in
complaint to the Department Of Justice against
he Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company. charging
taat the railroad IS discriminating against them and
IN favor Of the Consolidated Coal Company. which
vas the purchaser Of large tract 81 coal land
tDrn the railroad company a year or more ago
These Determinations, II IS alleged consist prn-
clallv in failure TO furnish in sufficient num-
he's 10 the Independent operators. although the
-o5 furnishes the Consolidated Coal Company with
a ears needed. Il IS also alleged that the Con-
sldated Coal Company IS enabled TO work over
tine. as coal cars are always furnished on demand
while the Independent operators are at all times
thrft If cars
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FRf Pr o 49S Sqf DO s 2go f s2a 49, s
ILMEApIstS Florida. per crate S2GS6; Do Cuban per
eI Ho2PS-ReGeiRts for the week leo bales exports,
que oeI 5 epoTtng scarcely any interest from brew
. IN the state there has been some buying Of the
figures on the Paciac coast reports are eeneraIy OF
slow, dragging markets with prices ranging from &c
10 HL poorest up to 1Oc for the very best export
he ne, bulk Of the buying has been at So The o a.
ts as3nst last year The German mar 9TO
fe 1 are tepoTled few MARKS higher We quote: state
me acme Coast. 1907 choice. 13a131zc.
1907 prime choice 2Sas2c state iga ermans
HAY And STRAWTno market is ven SUSTAINED 4d'g a.
g s H Imo,hy hay. althoJgh ali qualities are mevrg
100 n 81 - 90 No to J. a6cas1 o do spb 5as s ET
STRAW-fo4g r "2o@I anu clover mixed. 75cgS1
COO do cat and Wheat 5G%55 90 snort and tangled rye
have Fof BEEN E5 Re- Il for the week
po,r-v has been in Ie, I'M" market tor live
r1oa gf of carload lots after Tuesday last were
cars he'd the track trading was moderate and % mn
ROSTERS spring chickens cleaned p a II@r tI ana
M sni 60 IN n4tf!ate su1py. but ducks very plen-
Try farms 90 faea Tor later market So Tar this week
week ana Monday ana there Is close to 20 cars Of o
and market in uas5 shape Win 'e os o @%af1
not established a late hour on Tuesday
ULTRY-DRESSED- Receipts for tho week 80
decided Increase especially Of fowls and chict
ems, ana largely Of undesirable quality, Trading has
s ra o Tcc ana Win stocks acGnmgIans prices have
badly deInoralzsd condition. Really fancy small hrol-
the general market ana 6c FOR broiers ana i4c for
large roasting about top prices the close The bulk
Of lhe T%ceiPts Of Chicfens however have been Of
medium We6.'s ana average best lots coming have
nLe1 'seG LOT SAFE At iZc ana oven shade
By specuIata for roesars o SgP %3oabj.
feeling
5fn0eaGy SIN lover Fowls have been more plentiful
GckE We're IN considerable surplus toward the close
feeling steady. old turkeys very scarce aud higher
sprnE turks have been more plentiful but quality
Large white squads in good demand and drra hut ali
ioa aEsTagins uRder n to the dozen sell slowly at
KEYS wesern oIG S-ns 5T ,o Eea .sea T.
per b. % DO fair aG to P rood zee cHcKE%
:? PC Do DO PennsyIya2ia 70 D. lsq2o poorer
s 9e4 9sn y 5 So s ;r1 Is 9nleSsns
reu1syIvana - 7c: do % tc W 'G T11
l4c DO ohio aGd Michigan -caiIed e q l4S 10 o.I~r
sprtnE Long Island ana Eastern nc. do pcrnsyjva
dark !7gisc. sQJHBe- pr .aa. arg whiss e sG
dozen en- s. 81. do missed 81 - 3. do DARK 81 5
sp@s s5sa o eG"sf f3 fr1
Flower Golden r-,zer me- 49, az ~" quote
s. 72a<$. .cLD u5cRs canias s'' pr ~ r 40
"dr a.. fs,-Igo> FT.Gl1".Hs $50 '@e DO coEln'on
saaaIss. a. 3d. 2342se. HARBiI5 cottonto.i. per
r. roT ,EroIa ANo yEeErApIrs so- tho
plenty ana eass or.oar weak. VIA ye1ov over Nus
eg' sling Vel. EFs'ar,' dull. unless taacy Lettuce
1,,.r s--.'-' --'-'. lana @,'' ~ -4--H'' i'H
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LOST-BASRBOOKS.

IlOsr-Bankbook 10. 3ss.74o Of Dry
DOCK savings Institution. ANY person
having claims upon said book il called
upon 70 present the same 10 the bank
within thirty DAYS or the said book VIII he
declared cancelled and eXtiEgu!shed and a
new one issued in lieu thereof
BANKBOoK 40. 4s0.5 OF the Union
Dime savings Institution IS missing.
any person having claim 10 II IS hereby
salia1 upon 70 present the same within ten
Gays OF submit 20 having said paasDooH
cancelled and Il new one issued
BaNKBOOK 40. 4sO. lib Of tho Union
Dime Savings institution is missing.
Any person having claim 20 Il IS hereby
days o. submit 10 having said passbook
cancelled and a new one ISSUED.
LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook no. hG4, s64
II tie German Savings Bank. in the
CITY OF New York. corner 4th ave. and
18Th 81 issued 10 Elizabeth Cannock. All
persons are cautioned against negotiating
The same. II not returned 70 the hank on
tie 9gth day OF October, 1901 a duplicate
win be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. Bankbook 70. 55775S
# the German Savings Bank IN the
C4-y of New York. corner 4th ave. ana
I3rn St issued 20 HedWig Clese- All per
sons ire cautioned against negotiating tho
same II not rcturped 10 the bank on no
1874 dav Of November. 1897. duplicate
viii be issued.
LOST or STOLEN. handbook TO 522. O34
II the German Savings Bank, - III" city
81 New york. corner 4tb ave. aud lsfh st.,
issued 10 Matthias Kramer. Al persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
moi returned 70 the bank on The 18th day OF
november. 1907. a duplicate viii be issued.
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TO Chgs- T. Wilsan. Wrn. =. Koran. Mrs.
J Carroll. J. T Bradshaw, A. l. l-2u-
kCta. Mss l. r. Merritt or Ida Merit, ,.
= RanoaI Nfrs. i. Harding. Mrs. Fannie
T. Fsinuey lTr or Mrs. j. G. Mallory, MIS-.
O. II Williams =. II. Niner Mrs E1yth
Louise Pratt @. ItnthHaite. Mrs "
Grace. Narv Am Barbour. Mar SkehllL
!. I. Cardcza. Mis- H Ramsey, George J.
R.lyen. Mar W. Mahcuey =. Whittier
lirs Larcus Rayarl. Miss Elizabeth >.
Graran. A. voorhees,. Mrs. Mollie Elvira
Arstiu. Miss Florence Howard. Edmund
Ho1son. Andrew Malcolm. Mrs. J. n Ford
ham, II !. O'D0nneH. Mrs. II. NJ H!asdeli.
CIas Hunter Wn Perry. ". Y. Newman,
Sfa-garct rluldoJn. ". T. Mitchell. Miss
Florence Allen. Mrs !. i. Sutton ana g.
e Williams: You and each II you are here
hy notified that the time for the payment
Of our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. we VII cause
such properly. 10 wit, household goods. per
sonaI effects and merchandise. stored by
yyl or IN your name in the Columbia St0r-
age Warehouses 70 lie sold AZ public auc-
ton. according 70 tho statute in such cases
made and provided, at Nos. 80 and - West
6Ttn ST.. on Saturday. November g. 1917.
az 1890 .. M., and II the sale thereof ~
not completed on said date the same viii
bt continued at the same place or each and
every Saturday thereafter beginning at
20 20 a. ia. until the saie f. completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
%cw York oct. y. 1907.
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NEW HAVEN ROAD REPLIES.

New Haven, Oct. Pan official statement vas
Issued by the New York. New Haven &, Hartford
Railroad Company to-day. in reply To The state
Tnent q the American Railway Association the
yer diem car dem1rrage rate II declares that
Connecting roads are sending derelict cars TO the
New Haven system, rnat its earnings A ton a mile
kept down by the handling OF low class freight
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ATTACK CHESAPEAKE & OHIO REPORT
Stockholders Call 1t Misleading, but Prssi-
dent Tells Of Prosperity.

Richmond. Va. Oct. 22-At the meeting Of The
rakholders II the Chesapeake {. Ohio Railv.az,
lge to-day The charge was made that the an
ila report was misleading. Il r Wickhar,
counsel for the company. replied that the charge
vas mace only by stock gamblers Subsequently,
lie apoloeized. but those who had made tho 49,
continued 10 criticise the report President steva1s
announced that the business Of the year had beeu
prosperous and that the dividend would he I'M
creased.
The following directors We're elected: Decatur
Axiell' Thomas 2 Fowler. Walter .. Oalsman.
George ". Stevens Martin Frdr7ann Tob,, p
Green, Samuel Rea. Hamilton Nick Twor7bIv and
Henry T. Wickham Mr. Erdmann. Of New York.
Is the only new director Officers will be elected
al directory meeting 70 be held in New York
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MINING COMPANY IN DlFF,cuI r,rs

washington. oct. 22.-Eugene Davis and Edward
- hfEan' vce-president and treasurer respective
~ Oh inc Capucaya Mining Company. were in
dicted by the grand jury today for false nre-
fences omhczzlement ana conspiracy United
states Attorney Baker at filed bill to
annGl the charter of the company and for re-
IeNeI L" dissolve its affairs and an immediate
nearing Justice Gould appointed John +. I4askey.
an attorney, receiver, under bond Of $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-23

IoI me connecting trunk lines. and that It was
mistake to have ever entered into the a1rail coaI
BUSINESS. The New Haven road takes the position
that an agreement would be better than recourse
70 me courts, but the latter will be appealed to
rainier than submit to unjust charges.
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FORMAL ILLINOIS CENTRAL ACTION.

Chicago. Oct. 22-The meeting Of the Illinois
Central stockholders to-day was adjourned until
December i, in accordance with the programme
outlined yesterday in the agreement Of William
Nelson Cromwell for Mr.. Hartman. and ex-Judge
Farrar. Tor Nj Fish
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WESTINGHOUSE COMPANY FINED

s. Petersburg, oct. 22.-The municipality of 81.
Petersburg has imposed fines aggregating $4,000
on the Westinghouse Electric Company for fall
ure 70 complete the construction Of the street rail-
way lines OF this city The company viii appeal
rhe
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OLD COLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value: made
into new articles or exchanged for new jew
elry or japanese goods at NJ. r Teppers
factory. ~ West 35th ct
ADVERTISEMENT snd subscriptions for
The Tribune received At their Uptown
Office No. 1864 broadway between Seth
and 9th SITS. until o'clock .. m Ad-
vcrtisements resolved at the following
branch Offices al regular Office rates until
o. clock D. n. viz GIT 9th ave 284 Sth
ave. s. . cor. Z3d ST. i53 9Th ave cor
18th ST.: 92 East i4th st - West 42d ST..
between Tfh and Sth nves.. 2d3 West 125th
Ct. 1893 81 ave. between 18TH and 77th
SITS; 1925 90 ave. near Clst ST.. 170S lst
ave. near S5th S.; i07 East l25th St 756
fremont ave; $50 81 ave, and ali Ameri-
can District Telegraph offices throughout
tllo city.
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PoARD AMP ROOMS.

s,r-.a Insertions r cents FER line Six
tssr W-~5s seven tines CorsecuITely. 81,
vhfgh e.. les advertiser 10 have rooms
t1tsra5 .ar Period - fourteen days ir
he -Il5u-es Directors Of Des!raL-e Rooms.
write tcr circular
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
HELF WANTED.
Male


Male
ADVERTISING CANVAsSER--w
SEVERAL GOOD ADVERTISING CAM
VASSEkS ON The TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
LIBERAL COMMISSION. REFERENCES
REQUIRED. CALL OR ADDRESS BUSL-
NESS OFFICE. TRIBUNE BLiLDINo.
ENTRY CLETIL.-ThoroushIy experienced
II parcr business: good lehman state
reaereayes. age az: sa.srT desired, e. &,
BUy %. Tribune once.
FARAfE,I, ana WEE wanted: man to uR-
derstaui plain farming ana stock: wife.
light hou-owocA \. l.. Reynolds. Mount
Vernon. y. i
NANIED.--A coupIs in EeEtlauan's coun-
try place, man. EarlCHr.. mllA poultry.
generally useful; woman, light huCseW CriI.
Irish preferred. NJ children. references 70.
uCircd Apply 20 Lexington ave, UCtO-
Ter -. between 10 and - a. N. Only.
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COOK.-MIddle aged: city or country SIS
excellent reference. B. HOfmayers Bu-
reau. 153 West sd ST. Tel. after 10 a m
lS64-Chelsea-
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CAST-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies. gentle
mems and cEildTons discarded Clothing.
fine Evening and Street Costumes, Jewelry.
Bic 81 EraC FuTH. etc. Mr.. ~ Mrs. 81.
Natal. 74s 9Th ave. Tel 67O-Bryant.
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Female

COOK-By young Irish Protestant: city
family: S25-s3O; excellent reference. c.
Hofmayer's Bureau. 153 West sd ST. Tel
after 10 a. m 1SS4-C'helsea-
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A.-sEAb GARMENTS AMI other nne furs
repaired. relyed ana remodellei into latest
styles - exceptionally low prices, fur gar
InentE made TO order Mrs T.. J. Barker
100 East 10th 81. near Park ave. late VITA
q. q. GuntheT's eoEg 9Th ave eaL IOi0-
-gtH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-23

Toledo. oct. 22-wFIEAT-Cash s. ooat: r,ece-nn.-
s. o. MAJ 81 oa's MY 81 o. o.; G0RN-Csen
Cash 52a.c; December H2'c: May 5ii.c, July 4os,c
GLOW $40 Deem
her. 50 81. March. 50 SIS RYE-No l. 800. No . SIC.
10 =. s&iic TIMOTHY Prime. s. q, ALSIKE-
Prime. s. 20 December. 50 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-23

MAN: single; graduate from automobile
school, as helper in automobile shop.
getting familiar with all kinds OF machines:
10 become expert chauffeur. 30 East 1881
St. basement
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Male.

COACHMAN.-By North Of Ireland Prot
estant: lately landed: thoroughly under
stands his duties; good reference Address
CCachman. 40 COney Island ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-23

Fun Information concerning these Toonis
Esy L had free Of charge. az the Uptown
c1ct o The NeW-TOrn Tribune, 1874
Evs1asy between aeth ara 37th sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-23

eENTLEME.; BoARDERE. single: ad-
--ialaE rooms. southern exposure private
sseHi.v, terms s., s. Murray. West
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO Z. EDDY. 3gs Madison ST.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

e. ere Insertions 2 cent. per line siv-
49,. "pIas seven times conHecUtiVeiy, 81.
. sslen entities advertiser - have rooms
~. ~ iof q period Of fourteen DAYS IN
" itDIne Directory Of Desirable Rooms.
VIC for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-23

* ATTP s tive, second floor front room.
Nth board. in private house. near 72d
o. subway station, suitable for gentleman
hnd wife. highest references required ana
gwen. d5rass u s. NJ Tribune Uptown
ofce. l@Gs Broadway.
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st Adams. I EAST 3lsT ST.


Desirable suites. par.or diriaE room: ex-
,'ieI' cable. fez-1nsble prices.
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pRrssMAKINo and ,r1LLrNrnr-

H1RSHFELD FUR 60.
arc r."cl7ilErs IN remodcIling any OLD FUR
t1rr-ut into IN" latest style; hes, ,y0-k-
hip and correct lt AZ very 4ca51uabIs
prices. ne" fur garments MA 10 t. order.
a-fo IN stock. old rurs taken In exchange
tor new kindly call Al IS WEST 2fSr
ST NEAR 9TH AVE Tel II23-
6rInercy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-23

=. nc. is LETE'TRTs PLACE.
AeH!y furnished and decorated detached
sa.''h.ohi extensive grounds. can acconuO-
80 ieE guests rooms best references
,t.het Owner. telephone 2437-R Pros
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WORK WANTED.


WORK WANTED
Male
gTi,,tt ,----, t.,,cri.+". arlistIc Sou,
potent G.t...-t ,rlu-Ist ua-speCtive. etc.
desires tuus.!a.e eng cement. English
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r.,.c.. yn.!r, % star; az small Fa.a-y
Y c.,ace .ar advancement ADDRESS Ira
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At, NNyrHI,.G n, man. co.sr. reliable:
hara,- ,,ifN TOOLS. l.. chest r-fs-s ceg. city
uUlua \ -I.sat. IL " lsaiug,au Place.
Al A>Tgf4Nl -u. Young man. II. good.
,-o- .. ,,alfur. reference Samuel Cohen
- Thatf5-l ave I-.....r.
AZ, .,-y---.r-,-y, "a. 1919, 80 o..
r+.-,-- - - --.'-+ r-,,-.'.5 ?, -
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batteries Aasts'ant foreman ct
--7-. .,'.rl-g afl sfes % fry oils. "a
-.f'a ~ t1tivg cara - h,,-,- IN an
$780,. 80 .-.. ..,.r.- ,..-i-.,r' "A. - ~
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BOOK r T-Fpr.R. -nor.hla entry. aS-ee-
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r.rf holman s.oS De Nu.5 ave- Brook
COY. n. l-.rnf Intelligent. desires position
with a re.,,..' rrn offering Advancement.
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49, T-rg.o rFlr'. Staten Island
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5a-.tr,.fs t,raf-ass IN evs~, L~,rrb g..
,-.,..e fr.,4 y.-irts Iarsb 200 7ro,i< ave
,-r5 ,r-f-f-r-r-E, yo.-rs- MAJ, r.lora5. =,r,,,
I,- sober Knows how 10 r.palr ana opar-
NJ. an .,4arI.ro cars. hest Inv -ererancAs.
,tr, or Couutrv Rhodes Price Y NJ G.
I CJ4Ar-r-Fr,r-R - Four years eVperfence
licensed. references. city or country. %
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BILL1aRp AND POOR TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool ia
bies; hign grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices Marx Bros. "a Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-23

REMINGTON 81: Hammond. Biickensder-
fer, 81 80: Williams. SO: Manhattan. Si5;
repairing; open evenings. Gay. 1888 MadI-
saa ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-23

MAN having team and truck for hire: any
kind Of work. c. Rauenbuchler' 70 Ellery
St, Brooklyn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-25

Manley, returned Friday to Westboro,
Mass.-Mr and Mrs. Bert Shaw and son,
Raymond, who passed n week at the
South Royalton House, left Saturday for
their home In New York city.--Mrs. John
Durkeo and son, Walter who visited Mrs.
Arlotta Durkeo for three weeks, left
Friday for Jefferson, y. H., where they
will pass the summer. Mrs. &. J.. Abbott
and daughter, Mnude and Georgia re-
turned saturday from Hartford.-Miss
Isabelle Martin passed Saturday and
Sunday here returning to Moretown.-
Miss Lottie Prcntiss of Canada IS visit
Ing Miss Bertha SOper.--J. G. Ashley has
purchased an automobile Hub
bard Of Gorham. ~ H., was with Albert
Benedict and family over Sunday.--Loren
Merrill of Enfield, n. H.. visited his
brother Albert over Sunday.--The Rev.
Mr.. Goodwin of Bethel and the Rov 8. G..
Goodwin will exchange next Sunday
Ethyn Sargent of Chelsea is visiting Mrs.
Albert Benedict, her sister --The Congre-
gational Church choir was very ably
assisted Sunday morning by Roland
Reynolds former resident. who sang
THE Great White Throne"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-25
GAYSVuLE.

Mrs. r. G. Fletcher and three children
and Mrs. Mary Smith are in New York
for two weeks stav.-Mrs s II. Tucker
of East Hardwick arrived Saturday at 4.
w. Billiards. for a visit among friends
here.-Mrs. Leon Perkins Is at the sana-
torium at Randolph for trcatmcnt.-Mr.
and Mrs John 1nEham who have been
two weeks with his mother, Mrs. Albert
Hill, returned to their home in Concord,
n. H., Saturda Miss May Ellis of
Pittsncld has been a visitor in town the
past weck.-Mr. and Mrs. Wells of Barre
have been visiting their son, the Rev q.
l.. Wells, ut the parSonagc.--A quiet we'd
ding took place ut the homo Of Mr. and
Mrs Lima Lowry Wednesday evening,
July l., when their niece, Miss Cora
Lowry, was united tn marriage with Wal
ter Green, the Rev. Fred Wilson Day
officiating After a few days at the Gays
willie House. Mr. ard Mrs Green will 90
to their home I'm ssachusetts.-Mr
George Miner went 90 Mortified Monday
where She is the guest Of her sister Mrs.
James Sargent.--R S. Durkec Of Pen.
nington is passing two weeks at A. w.
Fallard's Mrs Anna Sawyer came from
Mortified Thursday and is at the Cob
hle.--Miss Anna Whitcomb has been two
weeks with her sister in Roslndale Mass
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W. J. Sias has moved to Westfield where
he has employment.--Light struck a
barn belonging 10 Joseph Taylor Satur-
day afternoon.-John Murphy and son and
Stephen Murphy and friend Of New York
city are passing their vacation with rela-
tives in town.-Mrs. Philip Parcnto has
returned from her trip to Rohnsonhury,
p. Q-William Lyons OF Boston Mass.
was in town last week Mrs. Charles Co.
burn received n shock from lightning dur
ing the storm saturday afternoon which
Frustrated her.-Miss Theda Woodcock Of
Troy is stopping a few weeks with her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. William
weed.-Mr. and Mrs. John Cummings "
Rosendale, y. NJ. are passing few
weeks in town.--Miss Jennie Messcr OF
New Hovcn. Conn, IS in town for her va
cation Capt. and Mrs. Harlow Potter en-
tcrtained Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Sherman
Of Fairfield last wcek-Misscs sRose and
Mamie Hanlan and Miss Mae Hayes OF
Lowell Mass. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs James Iabounty this weck.-Mr and
Mrs s. r. Cello and daughter, Minnie. OF
Aver. Mass, are visiting relatives In
town. They made the trip in their auto
nobile.-Miss BESSIE Murphy passed last
week in Newport with her aunt Mrs.
Rose Sawyer.