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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-06

John Huggard. the former Pine Bluff boy who shot and killed Wal ter McClanaghan at Marshall, Tex as, several weeks ago. will be placed on trial there tomorrow. The ease will attract no little attention here because of the defendants large ac- quaintanee in this city.
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PERSONALS.

Iohn Haford, of Lowell, Mass, a
former insurance agent here, was III
town last week renewing aquaintances,
". B. Patch, of Morrisville, spent last
week with his daughter Mrs. Jesse NJ.
Briggs.
Mrs. G. G. Morrison, of Lyndonyille,
is visiting at her brothers, W. II H.
Robe
Charles Prior Of Morrisville came here
last week. where he has employment tor
the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. George P. Ide of Jackson
Vile. Alabama, have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore 7. lde.
Harry Suuires and son. George, have
taken rooms in b. F. Weeks house.
". E. Blodgett was called to Boston
Sunday by the illness Of his father I. X.
Blodgett.
Albert l.. Farwell of Boston, so well
remembered in st. Johnsbury, has been
spending the present month in Japan
after a most ENJOYABLE trip to Shanghai,
Hongkong, Canton and Macao. He
sails from Yokohama Saturday on the
Pacific Mail liner Mongolia" and will
visit his friends here during the summer
months.
The many friends of Miss Laila A. Nc
Neil will be interested to know that she
sails from Boston May Is, for Italy, on
the White Star liner "Canopic' and will
spend the summer months on the CONT
uent and sail from Antwerp on the
return home. During this trip through
Europe she will be the guest OF Mrs.
Robert Turner of Paris, so pleasantly
remembered in St. Johnsbury where she
formerly resided.
A Washington despatch says that
Walter w. Husband, Senator billing
HAMS private secretary, is one OF the
senate clerks of the immigration com
mission of which Senator Dillingham; is
chairman
Maurice F. Carr is at home from the
Mt. Hermon School at NOrthheld, Mass,
for two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Howe of North |
Thetford spent Sunday here.
Arthur E. Hale of Bradford spent Fri
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs J.
D. Hale.
Fred 0. Moore returned Saturday
from Ormond, Florida, where he has
spent the winter He had most /
delightful trip home, in a party of IS,
who visited St Augustine, Jacksonville,
Charleston, Savannah, Jamestown,
Washington New York, and Boston.
Dr. and Mrs. Willis B. Fitch were
allied to Swanton, Friday, by the illness
which resulted in the sudden death Of
lis brothers wife, Mrs. Perry Fitch.
They were married last October, and she
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was only % years old. The funeral was
held Monday, and DR.. and Mrs. Fitch
returned yesterday.
W. A. Caster has gone to Swanton to
assist Superintendent E. n. Carter on the
pike perch work.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Tully Wing returned
I from Ormond, Fla, Saturday, where
they have spent the winter. They will
/ spend few weeks with his parents be
fore going to the New Mt. Washing
ton house for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Cross left
Monday afternoon for the Jamestown
exposition and will be there at the open
ing exercises on Friday.
The many friends of George Gingras, a
former St. Johnsbury boy who is now a
successful New York printer, will be in
terested to know that he was recently
appointed to the board of health in
Bergenfield, n !. He was unable to
qualify as he had not been a resident of
New Jersey year as the law provides.
Mrs. Henry {. Newell leaves today for
Holyoke, Mass to visit her daughter,
Mrs. William H, Haywood.
Rev. DR.. Edward D. Eaton left yester
day afternoon for Beloit Wis, followed
by the good wishes of the entire com
munitv. Mrs. Eaton and two daugh-
tiers will remain here a few days longer
to pack up their household goods.
Judge George NJ. Powers of Morrisville
was here Monday returning from New
port where the Orleans county term of
codrt concluded its sessions on Saturday.
Mrs. Anna D. Pearl is spending few
days in Boston.
Miss Nellie Wakefield of New York
spent few days with Mrs. Charles Ran
ney last week.
Mrs. !. !. Towle and daughter, Ethe-
lvn of Wells River were the guests of Mr..
and Eugene Smith last week.
L. P. Leach was in Hardwick yester
day on business.
Miss Jennie Underwood spent a few
DAYS in Concord last week visiting
friends
Mrs. F. NJ. Reed of Boonville, N. Y, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Has
kins..
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Ryder left for Bos-
ton Thursday to be gone few days.
Horace w. Bailey of Newbury was a
visitor in town last week.
Mrs. Carleton of Bradford is the guest
of Mrs. E. O. Mitchell.
Mrs. Eugene French of Columbia, N.
H., is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Fred E. Pierce of Barton was
called here yesterday by the death of her
l.. D. Howard.
Mrs. Mary A. Woods was quite i'll part
of last week, but is considerably better.
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Wanted. For Sale, Etc.

St, Johnsbury, Vt, April 90, 1907
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Mrs. c. A. Currier of Berlin is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. Roche
leau.
Mrs. Matte Wiley of Plymouth is
visiting Mrs Carrie L. Daniels.
Miss Elizabeth Gaddis and George
Gaddis of Boston, who have been
! spending a week at their cousins, Mrs.
! F. w. Ball, returned to Boston, Monday
Ira st. Jock and friend, Glynn Parker,
of Burlington, are visiting at Mrs. F. E.
! Batchelder's. Mrs Batchelder, who has
been confined in bed by sickness, is about
( the house again.
Miss Margaret Moore of Newbury
was the guest of Mrs Carrie L. Daniels
last week and Mrs. George H. Moore
and daughter, Miss Charlotte are ex-
pected the last of the week
Misses Fife and Caddie Bolton ofNew-
port are guests at H. E. browns.
Miss Martha Davis of Newport was
the guest of Miss Mabel o. Cattanach a
few DAYS last week.
Mrs. Henry French and Miss Laura
French have returned from Lunenburg,
where they have spent the winter.
Col. and Mrs. T. c. Fletcher have gone
to Sherbrooke, P. O., to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Florence Mitchell to Harry
Parker of Portland, Me. The wedding
takes place in Plymouth church tonight
at seven o'clock.
Invitations have been received to the
marriage reception at the home of the
brides parents, of Perley H. Hartwell
and Miss Frieda Mae, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry ]. Goodrich, which will
take place on Tuesday evening, April 30.
Prof Arthur Fairbanks of the Univer-
stv of Michigan at Ann Arbor spent
Sunday at his old home in this place.
Willie Caswell of Concord, N H., spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. c. Cas-
well.
Mrs. Freeman Pierce was in Wilder,
Friday, called there by the death of Mrs.
E. c.. Pierce.
Rev. James A. Thompson goes to
Groveton, n. H., tomorrow afternoon,
to give an address at a patronical ser
vice at st. Marks church, returning
Friday.
Mrs. George Archer and daughter
Doris of Montpelier have been the guests
of Mrs. Carrie l.. Daniels.
Supt. H. E. Folsom of Lyndonville
was in town Monday.
F. B. Jacques, H. E. Drown, and G. G.
Menut, are attending the New England
convention of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Co. in Boston.
Harley ]. Emerson of Rochester, N Y,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mutt of Mont
pelier spent Sunday here.
George L. Hunt of Island Pond was
here last week.
Fred Torrant's little daughter is seri-
ously i'll with bilious fever.
The many friends of Judge and Mrs.
Henry c Bates, now at Iliolo, Philippine
Islands, are awaiting further news from
that city which was swept by great
conhagration Friday. Thousands of
people were rendered homeless, but it is
not believed that the fire reached that
part of the city where our townspeople
lived
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-24
BIRTHS.

At West Waterford, April 81, daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Guy w Hovey
At Walden, April 20, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Woodland.
At Concord April %, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. George Hastings.
At Cabot, April 6, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar Houghton.
At Peacham, April 10, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Pinkham.
At Newport, N. H., April IS, daughter,
Margaret Evelyn, to MIR. and Mrs James
Cowboy and granddaughter to Mrs. Car
rie LaPage of st. Johnsbury
At Danville, April 1s, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs, Fred Kittredge.
AT Groton, April 20, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Moulton.
At st. Johnsbury, April 10, son to Mr.
and Mrs Napoleon Gervas.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-24

For SALE-One 3O-foot bed ladder and
one 33-foot ladder, with stage hooks
and ropes Also one complete tintype
outfit. Enquire of {. F. Koepka, 81
Pine street
LosT-TURouoIsE ring with three
stones. Center stone turned green and
on each side are three rose diamonds,
Liberal reward for return to this ot1ce.
DESIRABLE Rooms to rent at Is Sum-
mer street. Mrs. Doyle.
If You WANT the best try our teas and
coffee. We have added the stock former
ly sold by A. Worcester, to our lines.
Satisfaction guaranteed. {. b. & A. k.
Aiken, 60 Railroad street.
WANTED-Single man or man and wife
to work on farm 0. N. Drew, K. F. d.
3, N. E. phone 274-33 st. Johnsbury,
VT.
LEATHER soLED rubber boots See
ad. F. G. Bundy.
WANTED-Drug clerk of one or two
years experience. Good pay to the
right man. Address "W." Care of
CALIFORNIAN office.
TENEMENT TO RENT, 5 Pine St.
WANTED: At once, one experienced
bandsawyer and two markers on jigger-
ed stock for chairs. NJ Goslant, Lanes
boro, VT.
HOUSE FOR SALE. Inquire at 16 Port
land Street.
NURsE.-Mrs. c, ]. Heon, Drouin's
block, room 16, Railroad street, St.
Johnsbury, Vt. N. E. Telephone Id
BUNDY & Weeks have their line of
business and pleasure wagons ready to
show. Also Harnesses, Plush Robes and
Storm Aprons.
GIRLS WANTED-To stitch overalls and
coats on power machines Steady work
and good pay. H. W. Carter & Sons,
Lebanon, N. H.
WANTED. Young girl to assist in
homework in small family, to 60 home
nights. Enquire at the CALIFORNIAN office
TENEMENT TO RENT. Small basement
tenement, SIS per month. Enquire at 81
Main street or 81 Pearl street.
Excellent Postal Card photographs o.
the Hardwick wreck at Clark's studio.
Miss H. M. SPAULDING, chiropody
manicuring, massage, shampooing, hair
dressing and singeing. N. E. phone
262-12. % Main ST., st. .Johnsbury, Vt
For SALE. Farm of about so acres
Situated about 2 miles from Passumpsic
Address, A. ]. Dexter, Passumpsic, Vt.
N, E. Phone 1866
FINE STORE to rent to the right party
Inquire of A, L. Bailey.
WANTED. TIMBER LAND recently GU
over. Give acreage and price. Addres
! S., care CALIFORNIAN office.
HAVE You TRIED Aiken's tea ant
coffee? They are fine. No premiums, bu
full value. c. B. and A. X. AIKEN.
GIRL WANTED for general housework
three in the family Enquire Off. B
Jacques, 81 Cliff street.
Dressing for sale for lawns garden
and cemetery lots. L. H. Lucas,
Hastings street.
WANTED: Responsible man with teal
to handle Bangs Pure Extracts"
Vermont. The right person can con
mand good salary. G. w. Bangs, Ii
bon, N. H.
BANGS PURE EXTRACTS, manufacture
by G. w. Bangs, Lisbon, N. H., a
guaranteed under the Food and Drul
Act, June 80, 1906,
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At Cabot, April / 6 infant daughter OF MI
and Mrs. Edgar Houghton.
At East Hardwick, April s, Mrs Mailhu"
Hood.
At West Burke, April 16' William Cum
mings.
At Wakefield Mass, April TO- MIS- III
derwood, formerly of East Barnet
At Cabot, April 20, Mrs. Boswell
At McIndoes, April II, Mrs Chariotte
Martin.
At Waterbury. April 10 Levi Doty, former
ly of Morrisville, aged 76 years
At st. Johnsbury, April %, Leonard ~
Howard, aged 81 years.
At North Danville, April Il, Hiram A. Kel-
sey, aged II years.
At ST. Johnsbury, April 10, George w. Carr
aged 81 years.
At Wilder, April II, Mrs. Edwin c. Pierce
aged 10 years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-24
DEATHS.

At Lyndon, April II, Chandler Severance,
aged Ga years.
At Concord, April 81, Frank Spaulding,
aged 81 years.
At Concord, April 90 George Quimby.
At Damon's Crossing April 16 Mrs, Fred
Stoddard, formerly of CRANKY.
At East Barnet, April 10, w. H. Blake,
aged 70 years, II months and 10 days
At CRANKY, April 16, Mrs. Fred Stoddard,
aged 26 years.
At Whittier Cal, April 10, John H. Smith,
aged "a years.
AT St. Johnsbury, April 1e, Mrs, William
Rock aged AZ years.
At Hardwick, April 1S, Mrs. Maude Hall
Wilson, aged about 80 years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-24

WAXrED-BoARD AND ROOM by
voung lady, in boarding house or
private family. Address G. L. M. GALE
DOMAIN Office.
To RENT. Rooms to rent with or
without board at Edgehill. Mrs. George
H. Ide.
Losr-Thursday morning an angora
cat grey and white. Please telephone
49-5.
WANTED. A good house painter Ad-
dress, K. G. Mitchell, Lyndonvllle, vt.
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MARRIAGES.

At Chicago, ILL.,, April 10. by Rev. William
Brown Thorp, Lewis H. Blanchard of
Peacham and Miss Alice E. Ho1ton ofChicago
At st. Johnsbury, April II, by Rev ]. NJ.
Frost Joseph Irwin and Miss Lillian LeClair
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks for
and appreciation of the kindness OF friends
and neghbors during our recent bereavement
MRS w. II. BLAKE,
Miss BELLE BLAKE,
Mr., AND Mrs. X. B. GAMMELL.
East Barnet VT, April %, 1907.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-24
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many friends ana
neighbors. the Epworth League ana s1op
mates for the beautiful flowers and Tor thelr
sympathy and kind acts shown to us during
the illness and death of our beloved husband
Mrs. MARY E. CARR,
ALBERT B. CARR,
ELMER E. CARR.
ST. Tohnsbury, Vt. April %, 1907.
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The Journal scribe in talking with a
candy manufacturer learned that
about all the ingredients that enter
into the manufacture of candy have
advanced in price. in anticipation Of
the pure food law taking effect.
Manufacturers of extracts, glucose and
other things, as well as the trusts
which have endeavored to corner the
market on certain lines. have caused a
very sharp advance in prices in their
attempt to make money out Of the
situation. The probabilities seem to
be that goods in all lines affected by
the pure food law" are liable to be
higher.
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F. NJ. Bowman announces the sale OF
the we'll known bay gclding IS. B.,
which he has owned for the past four
years, TO Thomas Crafty of the Pen0b-
scot Exchange at Bangor. and shipped
the horse to Bangor yesterday after
noon. as. b. is one of the best
known speed horses in the section of
the State. He was sired by CyleX,
2.21A, and he by the great Nelson.
200. His dam was by Keno. by Die
tator Chief, and keno's dam was by
Old Gideon. so it will be seen that IS.
B." came Of a line of performers on
both sides of the family. IS. B." is
rich bay in color years old. stands
1873, weighs LOO pounds. and has a
mark of 325A. He is desirable horse
in every way, being a good one on the
race track, and yet so gentle that
LADY or a child can drive him, and is
afraid of nothing, being one of the
best families horses in the State. 1t
is understood that his new owner will
use him for IA brush horse on the tee
track.
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Over on the east side Of the river
ana in front of a house on one of the
smaller streets a sign has been posted.
the wording of which would tend to
recall to ones memory the stories of
the old days in the far West. 1t is
said that the sign was posted as a
warning to small boys, who had ac-
quired the habit of shieing stones at
the house, and from the wording it
certainly should be effective for 1t
reads thus: anyone throwing stones
at this house will be shot" 1t is not
to he supposed that the owner Of the
house really intends to live up to the
text painted on the board. but it is
said that he has had no annoyance for
some time,
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
Facts About the Members Of the In
coming Legislature.

The Journal will publish tomorrow
ovens Biographical Sketches of Mem
herS of the Maine Legislature. both in
pamphlet form and i'm the Daily issue.
Advance orders will be flied at the
State House. where extra copies will
be on sale! Copies of the pamphlet
may be had today of Mr.. owen at the
Jurnal Office counting-room. In the
meantime we give below the recapitu-
lation of both branches
SENATE.
The Senate Of Maine is composed Of
81 members. In politics there are -
Republicans. Z Democrats. and | indie
pendent. The Oldest member at the
board is Hon. VIM. G.. Bailey of
Somerset county. who is Ga years Of
age. The youngest member is Hon.
Walter r. Clarke Of Lincoln county
who is 30 years of age. Five Of the
Senators are between 30 and 40. six
teen between 40 and 50. seven between
70 and 80, and three between 60 and
20. Seven were born in the towns
where they now reside, two were born
out of the State, four out Of the
country. while the remainder are
natives of the State. Twelve received
a collegiate education and nine were
trained at scminaries or academies
Five are single, one a widOwer. and all
the remainder are married. Twenty
four of the members have had legisIa-
tive experience. Other statistics are
| compiled as follows.
Lawyers. 10
Merchants, s
Manufacturers, 3
In real estate business, 2
Clergyman. Farmer. Merchant
and Banker. Banker and
Lumberman. Druggist, Bust
ness man. each
Universalist. 5
CongregatiOnalist, S
Roman Catholic, 2
Baptist. 2
Unitarian, EpiscOpalian. Metho-
dist, Spiritualist ! each
\ 20 religious preferences. N IL
HOUSE.
tThe House of Representatives is
co, lposed Of 151 members. In the pres
ent House there are So Republicans. 50
Dem ocrats. and one Independent. The
Oldest member is Capt. Lemuel Fl,
StoyaA Of Brunswick. who is 81 years Of
age The youngest member is Guy s.
Cyr. Of Van Buren,. who is Il years of
age. y inc of the members are be-
tween 20 and 30 years of age. twenty
four betyyo zen 30 and 40. forty between
40 and 30. forty between so and so, ten
between CO. and 70, four between 70 and
so. and one Between so and 80. Forty
seven were Orn in the towns they now
represent; fl vc were born out of the
State. and fin e out of the country.
Thirty receive : a collegiate education.
" re educated in acad-
emies and semi raries, while the re-
mander attended Only the common or
district schools. TWenty-seven- have
had legislative ex pc fence. There are
single me y four wldoWers. ana
the remainder are married. AS usual,
all the professions Jnd occupations are
represented as foil oHs:
Farmers, "
Lawyers. ~
n, IL
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w. u. Hutchings, the retiring n

w. d. Hutchings, the retiring man.
ager of the +. A. Strout Co. for this
district. wound up the business for the
year Monday with the sale OF two
farms, making total Of 80 farms SOLE
by him during the past II months. In
speaking Of the farm business he said
that the sales for the past year had in
creased so per cent. over the sales Of
1905. and that the prospect for the COM
ing year was fully as good. as the COM
pany had received over 10000 inquiries
from prospective purchasers in regard
ito Maine farms. Mr.. Hutchings has
poeen succeeded in the Augusta office by
Frank B. Albee Of Manchester, 4 we'll
know and successful farmer of that
town, who will doubtless keep the bus
lness moving as it should. Mr.. AlDee
will take charge of the office today, and
Mr.. Hutchings expects to go, to New
York in about a week.
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List Of Unclaimed Letters,

Women-Agie, Eta; Edwards. Miss
Bertha; Gage. Mrs. Mary: CASTOR
Mrs. Frank: Holmes, Mrs. Harry;
Holt. Mrs. Bessie; Moore. Mrs Marion;
Maher. Mrs; Rollins Julia.
Men-Brown. Mr.. Fred w. s..
Brown. Mr.. David: Browne. Mr.. I. Ts
Cony. Mr.. d. A.: Christie. Charles s..
M. d.: Fitch. Mr.. Il. A.; Gray, Con
verse r.: Jacobs. John W.: Kittridge.
"A. r.: kilbon. Mr. Eerett: Norton. Mr.
J. r.: Haynes. Edmond; Robinson, II.
p; Sayra, Louis; TAFT. A. H.: Thibo-
deau. Mr.. Tom.
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TONiGHT'S RECITAL
Program for the Entertainment Of the
Methodist Church,

Following is the program Of the re-
cital by Miss Leta j. Haskell at the
Methodist church this evening" Miss
Haskell as solOist will be assisted by
Miss Andrews, reader. Miss White
house. pianist. and Leo. X. Andrews,
accompanist:
Piano Duet-"Egmont,' Beethoven
Miss Whitehouse and Mr.. Andrews
SOngs-"Snow Flakes" Frederick Governs
Nymphs and Fairies ii. Bemberg
Leta j. Haskell.
Reading-"Her First Appearance" Davis
Miss Andrews.
Song-'I love YOU, Carl Sobeski
Leta J. Haskell.
-"Fruhlingsraucken.'' Snding
"Predule in G Minor" Re- cinnamon
Miss Whitehouse
Reading-"'The Bear Story Riley
Miss Andrews.
Song-"Cfood Bye" TOsti
Leta ]. Haskell.
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The remains of the late Miss Carrie
Kfngsbury Page, whose death occurred
at Newtonville, Mass, Friday were
Brought to this city Monday afternoon
on train No. II, and the interment was
made at Forest Grove cemetery. Prayer
was offered at the grave by Rev. E. E.
Newbert and Messrs. Nathan Weston,
Martin Reynolds, Everett Stone and
Wallace NJ Prescott acted as bearers.
The remains were accompanied to Au-
gusta by Mrs. Wesley Blair of Newton
vile and Mrs. George A. Cony Of this
city. who had been visiting in that
Gown.
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Senator Caffrey Of New Orleans. La.
who died Sunday night, was stricken
with stomach trouble on Dec. 49, A few
days later an acute kidney disease de-
veloped; since that time the life Of the
aged statesman had been repeatedly
dcspaired of. When the end came Mr..
Caffrey was surrounded by two daugh.
tiers and two sons. A third son, q lieu.
tenant in the army, is serving in the
Philippines.
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Many complaints are heard from
drivers of teams and others from the
condition of the travelling on Water
street, which is due to the putting of
snow on the track of the Electric Road
This so affects the snow that it be-
comes meaiy for a depth of several in
ches, making poor footing for both
horses and people. 1t is also said that
it is not good for horses feet
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+. o. Getchcll of the Peoples Ice Co
cleaned the last Of the old ice from his
house on the Bond brook road yester-
day and the house is now ready for
this winters harvest. Mr.. Getchell
now has II inches Of ice in his field on
Bond brook. but will not commence
the work of harvesting until the ice
reaches q thickness of 16 inches.
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F. f. Taylor Of North Augusta had q
rather exciting experience at Water
vile Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Grove to Watervil.e to visit their 9: n
,pd on their way home, were thrown
from their s;,igl on College avenue and
considerably bruised. Mr.. Taylor re-
tanned control Of tn, horse. however.
and no serious dana &c resulted.
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The installation officers of Rose Of
Sharon Chapter, O. f. s.. will take
place Wednesday evening. Jan. ..
Members are requested to be present
at 40 sharp to attend the business
meeting. Officers are requested to be
present at o'clock
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A fine chance to clothe up for the
coming year is offered by c. F. Bilo-
deau. The sale commences today.
Prices in the ad should be satisfactory
unless one wants both ends of a bar
gain