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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-22
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MoREToWN.

Mrs. Lillian Seaver visited at levi
Seaver's in Waitsneld Sunday.--Mrs
Prices Roys, who has been visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs Frank Hathaway,
returned TO Montpelier Sunday.-Sdncy
Atkins went to Massachusetts Thursday
TO visit relatives for a few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Kingsbury of Waitsheld
visited NJ. NJ Davis Sunday Agnes
Warren of Cabot Is visiting Miss Grace
Bulkley for n few days.-Mr and Msr.
Leo. Brown OF East Moretown visited
George Buckley Sunday.-Curtis Guyette
and daughter Beatrice visited at I. g..
Austin's Sunday-Nss Lottle Cooper Of
Deposit, y. T., Is visiting at G. u.
Ashley s.--Charlcs Jones and daughter,
Lula, of Waitsheld were in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs VI. l.. Freeman are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. Byron Trumbcl
In Springfield. -Scvcral from here attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Ernest Griffith
In Waitshcld Sunday.-Peter Grffcth
has bought Herbert Wards store and
possession will he given next week.
The store will he closed this week
whilo they take an inventor, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. T.. Johnson and son, Paul. were
in Duxbury Sunday.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Tho Rev. and Mrs. Charles r. Car
pentcr and two children went to Lake
Dunmore Monday whore they will
remain for two weeks. They were
accompanied by Miss sarah Smith and
Miss Elizabeth Waring of Bedford, ~
Y.--The Rev. and Mr. Alvin Bacon Of
New britain, Conn. are Visiting MIR.
Hacon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. IT, II.
Racon.--TTarold Converse Of Boston,
Mass. is passing fow weeks in town.
Charles ITassott Of Sandy Tllll. n Y.
formerly Of this town. has been visit
ing relatives here for few days.
Hiram Grover, n life long resident ot
this town. died early Monday morn
Ing at the home of Mrs. G. r. McCol-
Ion. High street He was 90 years
Of age aud is survived by son, Sam
uel Grover. and TWO daughters. Mrs,
Ella Mclaughlin and Mrs. Van Bus
kirk of Rochester, y. Y.-The Misses
Margaret. clara and Theresa sullivan
o: Providence r. T., are spendtn z
three weeks with Mrs Charles Aim. -
Mrs. George Grover and daughter of
Great Falls, Mont. are Visiting rcla-
tives in town Miss Carrie SpauldinF
has gone to pawlct for a two weeks
vacation.-Mre. Francis Murray has
gone to Thompson's Point, whore she
will be tho guest Of Mrs. T.. 7.
Spraguc-Gc,rCo Stone, lincman for
the New ENGLAND Telephone company,
fen from tree Monday morning
near r. y Wells residence, breaking
his right arm.
Miss Lucy Smith Of Plymouth, y. H.,
ia the GUT Of Mss Alice Ahn.-MiSs
Nellie Evans has taken a position IN tho
Burnham -torc.-T, r. Jones Of North
Adams. Mass. passed Tuesday N
town.-Tl mas Evans has moved from
Mrs. Pratts house on Carver street to
the Knrpp housc.-Mrs. A. l.. Walker
and da, ghtcr Of burlington, who have
been rio guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.
Clifford. returned home Monday evening
The rlneral Of Hiram Grover, who died
Mondav was held yesterday afternoon at
| $50 o'clock. The Rev +. L, Bullard, pas
tor q the Congregational Church, Of
| nciat,d Tho bearers We're Edg r Carlisle,
Charles Thomas, Henry Flint and Q. A.
| Durgv The intcrmcnt was In Pin" Hin
| Gem tery-Nrs G. A. guilty and two
children, who have been two months
witt her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. F.
Go drich. lef: yesterday for her home
| IN Dorchester Mass.-Mrs. J. II. Wheldon
| went 10 the Proctor hospital yesterday,
where she will undergo an operation
| J. A. Palmer has returned from several
weeks stay In Sandy IIin, y. VI. y
, Chase is passing a few days at the
! thousand Islands Abraham T.angworthy
! has been passing a few days in Spring
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WORCESTER.

Alexandra Geronimo has sold his farm,
the old l-tton place, to Mcssrs. Cole and
Morrell, lumber men from Maine-Mr.
and Mrs. George Hunt Of Waltham,
Mass. We're visitors at the Hunt farm
one day last wcek.--Miss Nettie Moore Of
WilimantiC, Conn, /. visiting relatives
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Barring
ton Of Los Angeles. Cal, arc at the Du-
gan farm for a week or two-Miss Lucy
Slayton OF Morrisvillc, Mrs. Edwa I'd
Freedom and Mrs. Parker OF Montpelier
are spending few days with relatives
in town.-Mrs. Fstclle a. Wilson Is in
Barre with her daughter for short
time.-H. u. Vail spent Sunday at the
home of his daughter Mrs, George w,
Parmenter OF Montpelier Schools IN
town commence the fan term on Tues
day, September :. The teachers are:
Miss Mary Kelly and Miss Carrie Town
at the Corners: Miss Grace OBrien OF
Waterbury In the Hunt district: Miss
Florence O'Brien on Hampton Hill Miss
Catherine Byrnes of burlington up the
brook. Scholars from the Wheeler dis
trlct will attend the Corners school Miss
Mary Kelly of Burlington. who will have
charge of the upper room at the corner,
Is a most successful and popular teacher.
She had charge Of the school In the
Hunt district for three and one-ha II
years and had previously taught one
term in the Brook district. She will now
have charge .. the largest school " -
town
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WklTsrIELD.

\. f.. M"huron was visiting in Water
bury the greater part OF last Week.-Mrs.
Grace Eaton. who has been several
weeks at Highgatc Springs. returned
home 'ridaY.--1he members of the Y. r.
:. G. f.. are making preparations TO give
n dramatic entertainment at I. O. Owe.
hall during the FIRST week IN September
Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ. Savage and chill
dren. who have been passing week with
friends IN town, returned Monday 10
Pittsford Mills. -Evcrard Marshall has the
fram to his new house nearly all board
ed ready for roo1ing.-A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs Walter II. Moriarty last
week-Miss Lila NJ. Poland returned
Friday from Old Orchard Beach. Me- on
account of the burning of Hotel F!ske
where she was employed .-Frank Foley
will go this week to Hancock where he
las a position as clerk IN the store OF *.
T. StnckWell
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NJ l.. wyman.-Florence Ingham was
able TO ride out a short distance Monday,
Mrs. TScw,s R,char dson md two children
Of Boston, Mans, are visitors at o, J.
Richardson's Miss Nellie Rhodes of
Brentwood, n. H.. is tho guest Of Miss
Dora Phclps.-Mrs. Hattie Clark of Athol
Mass, arrived Saturday at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flint
for a few days' say.-Ralph Wyman,
who has been the guest OF his grand
father, Martin wyman, for week went
to his home in Roxbury. Mass, Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. Jenkins OF Germantown
Pa. are with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Winter at their summer nome on
Stony brook -Clarence j. Ferguson OF
Burlington, superintendent OF the Anti
Saloon League, spoke at the Consresa-
tional Church Sunday mornfns.-1There
will be no preaching service at the Con
gregational Church for the next two sun
days as the pastor. tho Rev. Fred WIZ
son Day, IL passing his vacation at his old
nome near Portland, Me.--Mrs. James
Sargent OF Mortified has been several
days at the Cobble. She was accompanied
BY her daughters. Rosamond and Alice
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Martin or Illinois
have been the guests OF his brother
George MARITIME. g. Hodgkins and
family were with his brother IN Wilder
over sunday.-Mrs Rozina Potter and
daughter have returned from Rutland.-
Forest Nve and son, Roland OF Wood
stock are the guests Of his father. T. NJ
Nye-Mrs. Harriet Durkee returned Mon
day from Ferry Beach, Me.-The Rev
and Mra Wells were In town the hrst OF
the week to pack their household goods
Next Sunday Will be Mr.. Weiss last
service here
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PROCTOR.

The marriage is announced Of Miss
Amanda Aronson to the Rev. Carl l..
Anderson, pastor OF the Swedish Church
at Hallock, Minn.-A. G, Dodds has re-
turned from n business trip TO New
York.-The condition Of the Rev. John b.
McGarry Is improving rapidly and he
has returned to his home.-Mr. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Williams have returned from
n fcw days vacation at Lake Champaign.
Miss Harriet Holmes is visiting in Bur
lington.-Mrs. T. d. Proctor IS rapidly
improving from her accident of last Fri
day.-Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Donahue arc
passing two weeks vacation IN New
York.-Mrs. John Sherlock Of South
Royalton IL visiting her son, j. +. Shcr
lock stephen Cheney, lahorer at the
South mill, damned his hand very bad
w by a piece Of marble falling on 1.-THE
Vermont Marble Co.'S store was broken
into Friday night. and some clothing and
watches taken. The guilty parties have
not vet been found.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH RCYALTON.

The Misses Reta and Georgia Abbott
are visiting friends in Chelsea this week.
burton NJ. shepard OF ST Johnshury
rendered two tenor solos in the Consre-
rational service Sunday morning. Ralph
Hutchns has returned from Barre. Tho
Rev. sherman Goodwin has returned
from his vacation and services In the
Congregational Church were resumed on
Sunday-Mrs. Julia Foster, who has
been with her daughter in Norway, Me,
returned homo Satur,lay.-Mr. and Mrs,
Wright. who have been boarding At the
hotel returned last week to Burlington.
A Sunday school picnic Will be held
at Lake John next week Wednesday,
Mrs. D. f.. bearing and daughter passed
last week at George Bearings in Eas, Ran
dolph-Sam Waldro OF New York city Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Nettie Waldro.
Mrs Bennett of Lowell, Mass, who
was the guest of Mrs Mary MudEett,
has gone to rlttsford to remain for two
weeks--Walter Dewcy's family have
moved from Chelsea into the house which
was occupied by the late Mrs. Julia
Dewcy.-Mr. and Mrs w. W, Rogers and
daughter. Hazel. who have been guests
AT Mrs Julia Fosters have returned 20
their home in Swampscott. Mass,-Mlss
Carolyn Burt of Wapo,e, n H.. was the
guest last week of Mrs. Grffeth,-Miss
Mabel Martin OF Springfield, Mass, visit
ed friends last week.-W. j. Sherlock of
Proctor is spending a few days with his
I,arents.-Miss Claudia Robinson, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. +,
Sherlock in Proctor returned last week.
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LOWELL.

Ernest Iamphere has moved from David
Burgess farm into John McGortys tene-
ment.-Carroll Dwlnell of Lynn, Mass,
is the guest OF his sister, Mrs. e. =.
Coolbcth Miss zana Barre attended the
teachers examination in Troy Friday and
Saturday.-Miss Mabel Durivase of
bakersfield Is visiting her brother, Leon
DurivaEc. The congregation OF the
Catholic Church presented It's pastor, the
Rev. Father T4avigne Sunday after the
usual services. with purse containing
SlO9.jS. The presentation was made by
the Misses Mamie Decker. Mae Brahana
and Dora Martin, which was fcelingly
responded 10 by Father LnviEnc. The
present was a complete surprise to him.
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THE TOURIST.

Who fills tho summer time with gleoe
The tourist
Who peoples trails on land or sea?
The tourist.
Who starts with toothbrush and a comb,
To Italy. or maybe Nome7
Who never leaves the kodak home!
The same chap.
Who wears field glasses on his hips
The tourist,
Who likes a white suit for a trip?
The tourist,
who from the sa ndwich can't be weaned
Who Il a hopeless post card fend?
who's always pretty nearly Cleaned"
The identical individual.
Who does" a big town in a day.
The tourist.
Who looks on travel as mere play?
The tourist.
Who wanders far aheld alone?
Who likes to her descriptions drone
Through seeing 'sp!elers megphone7
The same optimistic explorer,
Denver Republican,
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BROOKTIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Wheatley left town
Tuesday for their home in Brooklyn, y.
V. having spent n short time with their
mother Mrs. Jennie Whcatcy.--A daugh-
tor was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Har-
rnEton August 1S.--Mr. and Mrs. J. :.
Holmes passed a few days in Braintree
last week visiting Mrs. Holiness old
homo.-Georsc Pnrmcnter and son, Paul
have gone to Concord, y. H.. after visit
ing his mother and sister.--J NJ Angel
and family passed last week in Chelsea.
Eugene Marshall and family were at
W. +. Medcalfs over Sunday.-Cards
have been received announcing the mar
riaee Of Miss Vie Davis to Clinton Ed
son August Il.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NORTH TROY.

Harry Gilbert and bride, having re-
turned from their wedding trip gave a
reception at the home of hor father,
Frank Perkins Friday evening.
Ter Hartman OF the Barton National
bank was In town Wednesday and
Thursday-Thc Rev. Mr.. Buzzell. for
merry OF the BAPTIST Church here but
now of New hampshire, Is with his
wife at the home of their daughter.
Mrs. Harry place, for two weeks
Miss Gertrude f.. Kenncy OF Winooslli
has taken n position as stenographor
in the law office Of o. 5. Anns-Two
cases of dirhtheria In mild form are
reported Both cases are under quar-
antine.
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NEWPORT.

An attempt to mob chief Of Police
Hinman was made Friday afternoon
and but for the timely interference Of
a prominent citizen the plan would
have been success Tho trouble
started over the arrest of man hN
the name of Barr OF Barton Landing.
who was intoxicated. Several stories
are ahoat hut the most persistent is
that the man resisted arrest ana man
ifested It by a vicious kick and fol-
lowed It by attempting to strike the
policeman with his flst. In the mix
up Il was necessary TO use a cluh
which was very effective. Barr got
very severe heating and when put into
n carriage which took him to Jail was
a bad looking specimen. His nose
was severely bumped and blcd badly
which made him look worse than he
really was Here Is where the people
got excited who were watching the
arrest and. supposing the man was
nearly killed gathered together and
waited for the oricer TO return. When
the officer cnme down the street he
walked into the crowd and some shook
their fists In his face and others
threatened to give him a severe whip
ming. The crowd gathered until there
wcrc oyer 100 and the excitement ran
to the highest pitch when Town Clerk
II. s Root appeared and ordered the
crowd to disburse and be quiet This
had the desired effect and tho noise
subsidized There ia still loud talk on
the street but there seems to he no
Official complaint against the officer.
The attending physician said that the
man was not badly hurt. The man
was brought into court saturday and
pleaded guilty to intoNication and was
fined 81 ana costs which he paid. Barr
stated 10 member OF the board of
trustees and to tn" town grand juror
That ne had no fault TO md with the
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OUT OF HER CLASS.

A member Of the school board of a GER
tain Pennsylvania town relates the sad
case of young woman who failed to
pass her examination for appointment as
teacher in the public school ~ that place
The mother OF the disappointed young
woman was asked by friend whether
the daughter had succeeded In running
the gauntlet OF the examiners,
mo" was the reply In mournful tone,
Jimmy didn't pass at all. Maybe you
won't believe, sir. but them examiners
asked the poor girl about things that
happened years and years before she was
born."-Harper's Weekly.
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WEST HAVEN.

The Ne. Haven Glce club consist
ing of Misses Marion Forbes, Fanny
Jakway. Edna Jakway. Julia Hitch
cock, Clara Hitchcock, Florence Doug
las and Mrs. Charles Buck gave a very
successful concert at the South church,
August l5.--Mr. Butcher and Misses
Mary and Clotilic Buck of Toronto,
are visiting Charles BuCk,-Mrs. Bel
den has gone to Warrensburgh.-Ira
Belden returned to Glcns Falls Mon
day-Rollin Cook Is visiting in town.
Mrs. Benager Adams OF Dakota Is
visiting James Adams and Mrs, Jonas
smith.
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BROWNINGTON.

Grace Hutchins Is visiting Alice Muir
ray.-Miss Ethel Jenkins Brigham Of
Boston has been visiting AZ A. w. Esteys
DIR. II. c. Tinkham and daughter. Mabel
of Burlington are visiting friends hero
John Maxwell OF California is visiting his
son, Jamcs.-James Maxwell, having sold
his farm, has moved into Edward Porter's
tenement-Miss Moore from WoOdsvile
Is visiting at Earl DrrTn's,-Mrs. Elan
ders of Barton Is visiting her father,
Albert Gallup and other relatives.
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MORGAN.

Mrs. e. j. Cox is sick. Tr Potter Is
attending her.-Miss A. II. hnowlton Of
Northampton, Mass, Miss Mabel cobb of
Barton. Mrs. Hattie Cheney Of West
Derby. Mrs. Anna Buck az Manchester,
y. H., Mrs George Cummings OF
Charleston and Mrs Thomas Hastings
OF Glover have been In town visiting
relatives and friends Tho past week.
The funeral OF Mrs Ida Elliott was
held the 1lth. She had been sick for
several weeks Much sympathy Is ex-
pressed for the bcreavcd husband and
little son.-C. c. Bennett has purchased
the .arm OF George Calkins. MIS-
Calkins will move to West Charleston
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EAST ROXBURY.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and chill
dren and Miss Lou Blanchard OF Wor-
ccstor. Mass, are visiting here and at
Northheld.--Mr and Mrs. Guy Fletcher Of
Fast Brantrce We're in town Sunday
Susie Sargent of Randolph is a guest at
j. Duffany's and Eugene Davis
were called to Chelsea Sunday to attend
the funeral of n relative Franklin Davis
Is passing few days in Chelsea. George
Knowles and son were in Burlington re-
Gently to sec the little SON. who Is there
in a hospital
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DERBY.

The Congregational Church In this place
will celebrate the Tooth anniversary OF its
organiza ton Friday, August 80, In the
afternoon and evening. Supper will be
served near the church. Saturday even
ing and Sunday the Baptist Church will
celebrate ITS Tooth anniversary as both
churches wer" organized about the same
time and II Is hoped one evening can be
observed unitedly The Baptsts will
serve supper Saturday evening in their
vestry. The exercises are all open to the
public and a large attendance at each
session is hoped for,-Mr. and Mrs. A. A,
Silver will celebrate their golden wedding
Wednesday afternoon, August 2s, from
four to eight o'clock. A large number Of
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WATERBURY CENTER.

w T.. Marshall and a party from the
lodge made the trip to Gamers Hump
ono day last week--Agnes Dow IS at Miss
Colley's Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Anderson
pa ssod sunday at Mrs. Dow's.-Frcd Bry-
an Of Barre was Mt home Sunday.-D. {.
Hayes and son, Leslie, were in Montpelier
Friday-The Junior League had picnic
Saturday at e. Moody's farm.-Dr. r. j.
Foster is away on business.-Mr and
Mrs Clinton of Montpelier were IN town
Sunday-The infant son Of Nj. and Mrs
Bert Fisk died Sunday morning.
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NEW PARADISE FOR VOLIVA
Former Leader of Zion City VIII Es-
tabIish Colony in New Mexico.

Chicago. Aug. 2i.-Overseer Wilbur
Glenn Volvia al last has turned his back
upon Zion City, the scene OF So many
troubles for the leader of the Xionit!es,
and without announcing his destination
-arted Yesterday for new home for his
faithful followers This new home Is
admitted to be near Las Nenas, San
Miguel county, New Mexico. Accompany
ing Overseer Nolva we're Theodore Forcy,
John A. TAYLOR and George Bright
lieutcnsnts and advisers. II Is planned
that Overseer Noliva shall remain In
New Mexico until n place has been pre-
pared for such followers as care 10 go
to the new paradise" FOR the faithful.
Already 3H acres OF land have been pur-
chased At least 5000 acres Of land 1t Is
said will be added TO the tract.
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MARsHTIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs Martin Bemis oe Barre
are visiting relatives In town.-Albert
Gilman has finished work for G.. F. Bliss
and Grant Brown takes his place
Several young people attended the ex-
animation in this place for free tuition
at the high SCHOOLGIRLS. Flora Bliss and
children are expected back from the
West where she went last winter, about
the middle OF September.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT.
(Contincud from 4th Page)

to make the drives more delightful
Several pieces OF grain have been cut
to save them from grass hoppers.-W.
H. Smith is recovering from the serious
injury to his leg that occurred about
three months aEo.-C. l.. Smith has
bought the Wells Granger farm for 49,.
Soc. Il. Edison and Gertrude Davis
were married here by the Rev. George
NJ. Patterson of Maine, a former pastor,
Wednesday afternoon
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guests are invited.-Amons tho arrivals
in town arc Dr. E. w. Clark, senator
from Brockton, Mass, and his family
who are boarding at Arthur Itimball 81;
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Newcomb from Den
ME. Ore. her father, Judge Sherman,
wife and daughter from Massachusetts,
Mrs. A. A. Newoomb is stopping with her
sister, Mrs. w. 8, Robbins. Her son,
George, accompanied her from Hamilton.
Ont, but he has gone TO Boston and will
soon return to Hamilton
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EAST WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kingshury of
Montpelier arc stopping few days with
his father, Ezra Kingsbury. Nellie
Jones was in Montpelier FridaY.-Kate
Hudson is visiting In Roxbury.-Mr and
Mrs. s. II. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mobus. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blake have
gone to Terrisbursh camping.
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strange noise reported from other towns
about three o'clock Sunday morning.
Mrs. William Bachus OF Mount Holly Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph La
France.Mrs. w. II. c. whitcomb is
passing a few days at Albany, n. Y.
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GAYSVILLE.

Alfred Abbott and son. David, of Bethel
began taking down the button shop Mon
day. The building will be moved 10
Bethel and made into a boarding house -
Mrs Hugh Ralph of Wollaston Mass,
arrived Monday night to visit her father,
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Hustle for what you can get an,
don't worry about what you can
have.
It's easier to lead a man to drinl
than 1t is to drive him the other way