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BRADFORD.

Misses Lena Allen and Ida Blake We're
in Lebanon. n. H.. Thursday.-H. F.. Par
ker has bought Asa Shaw's house.-Mrs
Edith Coburn has been keeping house for
Mrs Frank Lamb-Miss Marcia Winship
has been in Lyndonville and ST. Johns
hurry for a few days.--ATrs. A. +. Hale
and two sons are at her fathers in Lee,
n. H., for a visit.-The young people of
the Epworth League society arc to pre-
sent 1.-The Deestrick Skule' at Village
hall, Friday evening.-The FortniEhtly
club met with Mrs. F. l.. Bingham Fri
day afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
Heath, Mrs. r. a. Chase. Mrs. Charles
Craig Misses Mary johnson and Frances
Woodwork attended the Methodist Con-
ference being held at St. Johnsbury Sat
urday.-Albert Worcester of ST. Johns
bury was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Hunt Monday.
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PROCTOR.

A large gang of men was ordered out
Monday afternoon to fight forest fires,
which are assuming large proportions on
the mountains near here.-The Proctor
base ball team played its first game of
the season Saturday afternoon against
the Proctor high school team. winning 8
to Frank Bigelow of Waitsiield and
well known in interscholastic athletics,
has commenced work for the Vermont
Marble Co., in Center Rutland. Mr.. Bige-
low attended Montpelier Seminary two
years-A carload of IS valuable horses.
being brought from the West for use In
the Vermont Marble co, works at Dandy
was burned near Schenectady, N. Y,
from hot box which ignited the hay
Frank Morganscn has commenced work
for the F. r. Patch Mfg. Co. in Rutland,
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ORANGE COUNTY.
EAST RANDOLPH.

Charles, Pearsons, of Springfield
Mass, has sold the hotel property to l..
A. Richardson of Boston, Mass,-Mrs.
Eleanor Smith. wife Of DR.. George Daven-
port died April Is aged &c years. She had
been very feeble the past winter and had
pneumonia which caused her DEATH
William Osgood has gone to thu
sanatorum.-Miss Ina Emery has re-
turned from Woodstock and Bridge
water-Miss Alice Hibbie is teaching In
West Observation-Disclosures. son of Charles
Waldo, is quite ill-Mrs. Howard Granger
has returned from Sharon.-The Rev. r.
c.. Clark ofiiciated at the funeral of RAY
]. C. Ballou in Chelsea, who died OF
tuberculosis. His age was "A years.
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BRAINTREE.

Mr., and Mrs. John Bingham and Mr..
and Mrs, George Bingham and daughter
passed a few days the first OF the week in
Bethel.-Charlie Bass has returned home
from the sanitarium and 1t is hoped he
will soon be able to be out.-Most of the
schools in town began Monday with the
addition of one new school in the Edward
Smith house with Nina Worthng as
teacher. There are eight pupils in attend
ance. This school Is run by the Adven-
lists living in this vicinity and opened
April l5,-Frank Bingham went Monday
to Barre, where he has employment.-Asa
Snow went Tuesday to the hospital at
Burlington for Observation-Disclosures Bat
ties is back from Burlington, where ne
has been for treatment.-Mrs. Bourn is ILL.,.
Mrs, Louisa Martin is very i'll and n
council of doctors was held Monday. Her
recovery is thought doubtful.
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RANDOLPH.

George Hutchinson went Sunday night
to North Bennington. where he has Il
position with II. c. White Stereoscope
Co. Mrs. Hutchinson and Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Rumrill will go there soon to
live.-Mrs. Frank Davenport. who has
been visiting at A. A. Priests returned
Saturday to LAkeport. n. H.-The Rev
w. T. Sparhawk preached at the Con-
greeational Church in Chelsea as the
pastor. the Rev. George Il. Lake, was
called away by the death OF his father
The Rev Homer White went to White
River junction Sunday to attend the
funeral OF the Rev. G.. A. wilkins, form
erly rector Of the Episcopal Church here
Frank and Arthur Howard We're in
White River Junction Saturday-Mrs.
John Adshade went to Wilder Saturday
with her youngest son for a few days
visit.-Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Goodhart
who have been in Long Island, n. y.
the past year have reoccupied their resi-
dence on the Braintree road.-Miss Rita
Clark and Miss Lois Wilson of Bethel
visited in town misunderstanding
levitt of Boston came saturday for an
indefinite stay.-There was a large at
tendance at the "Old Folks" ball at
Grange hall Friday night.--C r. Granger
executor of the Orpha Wheeler estate,
| has sold the place in the east part Of the
| town to w +. Gillett for s5l0,-Mr. and
| Mrs. Charles e. Pearsons have sold their
place to Leroy Richardson for 5000
John Chase of Boston passed Saturday
| and Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs I. II. Chase,-Mr and Mrs. Alfred
| Bower passed Sunday in Montpelier
| Col. John Mead Camp, S. of ", had n
sugar party in G. A. r. hall Friday
| night, which was largely attended. Will
liam Ieazer of Bethel was here Satur-
day-Guy Osha returned Monday TO
Walthan,. Mass, where he Is superinten-
| dent in the finishing room of the Walt
ham Watch Co.-The infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs, W. ]. Bryant died at the Ran
dolph sanatorium at 7:30 Friday night
after a short illness.
Miss Amy Goodspeed has returned 10
Montpelier Seminary after few days
as the guest of Miss Edith Granger
Mrs. Fred Bannock has returned to her
home in Franklin Falls. N. H., after
few days with her niece. Mrs. Bert
| SpoOner.-The base ball game here
Monday afternoon between Montpelier
Seminary and Randolph high school
resulted in victory for the latter, 81
to 3. The high school has n promising
team but lacks practice The next
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H. w. ALLEN e. co.

The hotel here has opened a livery
carload of Slavs and Hungarians
arrived here yesterday to work in and
around the mills and another shipment
is expected here to-day.-R. Fl. Stevens
and family have moved to Essex june
tion.--The Middlebury College Girls
Glce club will give a concert for the
benefit OF the local lodge of Odd Fell
lows Friday evening. Miss Eva Mar
tin has commenced work in the invoice
department of the Vermont Marble
company-From now on the Proctor
store will be open every Friday even
ing.
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game is with Montpelier high sch~ad
at Montpelier Friday.-Miss Stella De-
laney of South Royalton is a visitor at
Honey hollow" farm.-Ernest Hatch
Is in Manchester, N. H., called there by
the Illness Of his father.-Henry Gil
bert has returned from Boston.-Ralph.
youngest son of w. Il. Rand, has the
mumps.-F1li Bruce returned Monday TO
Windsor after weeks vacation.-Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Bower returned Monday
from few days visit with relatives
In Montpeler,-Miss Carlotta Wizwall
returned to Roxbury, Mass. Monday at
ter a week at G.. +. Mouton's.-F. II.
Packard has rented rooms In the stew
art block and is to open an auction
room and commission store there, be-
side selling farm implements.
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BELVIDERE.

Mrs. Lambert of Enosburgh is visiting
her daughter Mrs. s Walker.-Cfarold
Walker is Improving from the injury he
received in Mr.. Campbell's Mill W. f.
Shattuck of Fairfield Station was the
guest Of his mother, Mrs A. Shattuck over
Sunday Mrs. O. II. Potter has returned
home from a few weeks visit with her
children at Belvidere Center.-Mrs.
Thomas Potter is ill.-Francis Wescome
of 13elvdere Center reports that from 500
trees he has made four pounds Of sugar
to tree.-Mrs. stephen Heneway IS
very ill.-Blanch Coburn is the guest OF
her brother, I. "A. Coburn, at Belvldere
Fred Guard is visiting in Canada.
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BROWNINGTON.

Mrs. Leona Leonard of Barton pass
ed Monday with her mother. Mrs. f. r.
Leland, who is ill.-NIiss E. f. Robin
son is stopping a few days with her
sister. Mrs. r. r. Leland-Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Carpenter of Salinas.
Cal, are visiting at Gaylord Fox's.-
The death has occurred at Brookbury,
p. c., Of Mrs. Martha Wade. who had
resided in this town many years
Thomas Lafoe has moved into John
Young's tenement and will work for
Mr. Young this sea sbn.-Mr and Mrs.
Theodore Carpenter, who have spent a
year in California. returned recently
and have visited his mother law,
Mrs Sarah Fox.-Stewart Lafoe has
moved to the north part OF the town
Edward Dryers little son is very ILL.,
Laura Whitehill will commence her
school In Charleston April 29-Mrs.
Louis I,arOoue is III
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from 3rd Page.)

coverng.-Mrs. Charles Carpenter has re-
turned from st. Albans.-Miss Kate
Chayer was in Fairfax Thursday to at
tend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs Dris-
coll.-Mrs. Linus Leavens was in Jeffer-
eonville Thursday to see her mother. who
was injured by n fall.-Miss Lillian Mable,
teacher in the industrial school OF YER
gennes. is passing a weeks vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mable.
Miss Frances Hobart gave a very inter
esting talk at the Congregational Church
Sunday evening on Wise Ways to Read
Wise Books. Mrs. II. N Gray went to
Boston Thursday to see her daughter who
is attending simmons College.
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II. w. ALLEN g. co,
Underwear for Men,.

Str;ct adherence to the practice of presenting for
consideration only we'll known best makes. which
always be relied upon, following closely every
feature in the direction d, betterment and always
lowest prices anywhere have made us large
distributors of Mems Underwear.
To-day are bringing forward end making the
first showing of Spring weights The gathering is
broad one involving wide range of Union and two
piece Suits in Wool and Cotton calculated to meet
the especial requirement of every man who is in the
least particular about his Underwear
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WARREN.

The dance at the town hall Sat
night was attended by about GO cou
Winfield Douglas has been visiting in
Ernest Wizzle was hurt in Parker
ward Monday by the rolling of some
Fortunately he escaped with only
bruises and severe shaking up
Bailey Gum of Swanzey. n, H.,
work for Louis Bragg in the mi
department Of the store.-It is re
that Frank Stoddard has purcha
place In South Royalton, where
soon to move.-The schools in the '
began Monday with Nina LaMorc
teacher In the upper room and
Hubbard In the primary departing
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MORETONN.

Morton McAlister, who has been
Ing in Richford, returned to his VIC
Fl. Q. Wards store Monday. Mr..
Mrs. Fred FURY and James HurC
BOLTON visited their parents, Mr.. and
John Hurdle, over Sunday.-The 81
commenced Monday in the village.
teachers are Bell Robinson of vii
town In the upper grade and Mrs, I
Seaver of Moretown in the lower a.
ment-William Kingsbury met with
an accident Friday by an axe, in ar
mans hands, glancins and hitting
Kingsbury under the eye, cutting a
about two inches long.-Mr. and MI
q. Ward are visiting his brother.
in Mcrideth, y. III, w. Bates 1al
one of his fingers Monday in a ma
in II. O. Wards mill and had to M
cut off at the second joint.
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MORRISVILLE.

Mrs. W. d. Hyde has gone to East
Hardwick whore he has a position
Miss Georgia Jackson returned to
Woodsville after an extended stay
with her father, James Jackson
Miss Sybil Davis has returned to her home
in Johnson-Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Cheney
went to ST. Johrsbury Friday to hear DR..
David Downie's address at the Methodist
conference and to visit Mrs Downie, a
sister OF Mrs. Cheney.--Mrs. Eugene Bur-
lison and Mrs. Horace Wells of Fairfield
were guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. James
S. Perry-Mrs Harvie b. Daniels, who
has visited Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels
went to Lyndon Friday.-Mrs. Lucy
Smith and daughter, Iva, who have passed
the winter at Pneflurst, n. c., arrived
here Friday evening.--Mr. and Mrs. w. s.
Temple, who have passed the winter at
Tlast Concord, came Friday evening to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Libby Lewis
Miss Winnie Young was in johnson over
Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. Human STATIONS
t~-George Champeau has gone into the
meat business at Hardwick with S. W.
Beaulac, the firm name being G. A,
AEhampeau & Co.--Mrs. William Walker
and son Of Somervlle Mass. who have
iW!sited her sister. Mrs. Alice Reid, re-
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The schools will begin April
Mrs. o. A. Wilbur suffered n :
attack of asthma Friday night
McKinistry teaches the spring tel
school IN the Eastman district in
ais.-Glenn SULTAN is at home
short timer. NJ. Pray has NOV
Mrs. ]. n. Baileys place.-Mrs
Sulham is still quite ill.-Burt w
er is preparing to make eXtensiy
pairs on his huildings.-Mr. and
Edgar J. Banks are expected to r
from New York about May 80.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY.

Hattie Hatch and Florence Grimes
are home from Massachusetts, for sew
eral weeks northumberland Guild
has finished work i'm G, n. Answorths
store and returned to Coventry.-Hor-
ace Andrews is seriously i'll at John
Harvey's,-The Rev w. f.. Allen Is ex-
pected to preach at tho Methodist
Church Sunday,-Alice Chase Is at
home from Spokan after an absence NC
three ycars,-Mrs. A. A. Bridges Is
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office of the Montpelier G. Wells Riy

office of the Montpelier e. Wells Riy
railroad.
Charles Scott of Thetford takes
place of Arthur Johns of Burlington
night clerk at the Montpelier House. 7
change was made Tuesday evening.
The many friends In ,his city of Wal
w. Husband, private secretary to L.
Senator w. =. Dillingham;, are reioic
to learn that he has been appointed c
Of the assistant secretaries of tho 7
uonal immigration committee OF viii
Senator Dillingham; is chairman, at
salary Of 5000
Because Arthur Lavine Of East Moi
pelier objected to diet Of caterpills
stuffed into his mouth by Israel Abair
Tuesday, Abair's father paid fine Of
with costs of S4.95 in Justice c. n. y.
ber's court at East Montpelier yesterds
After the Lavine lad had been IN
maltreated by Abair and other bows
mouth became badly inhamed from
poison of the caterpillars and a compla
was entered against Abar.
Tho nothing doing sign was out nj
of the day yesterday in Washington COZ
~ court. Abbie y. Landers of Waterbt
was granted divorce from Hiram I.ai
CTS ior ue5ert'oh' Inc divorce case
Diahche :. hlsworth OF Montpelier agai
HuEar D EIsworth' Tor lntoieraDle sew
ny was nearu out no decision was n
uereu' uhieSs more work Is furnis1
man Is now IN slght II IS probable col
VIII take recess to-day until next MI
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EDEN.

Mrs. william Emery has been
caring for her daughter, Mrs. +. G..
Davis, who has been i'll the past week.
13 b. Blake is so far recovered from his
illness as TO be able to go to the mill and
attend to some business Schools in
town have these teachers: Grace college
on the branch. Mira Blake at the Corners,
Stella Fulton at the Baker district Miss
Camp of Hyde Park at the mills, Miss
Hadey on East hill, Miss Cross on the
North road Alice Hayford in the Stearns
district.--Thc asbestos company are haul
ing three loaUs Of machinery to the Tuck
or mine
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Union Suits.

|, This garment has increased wonderfully in popu-
arity until now it forms leading, if not foremost
item In the Underwear department. With the
process of mercerizng Cotton garments of this class
produced which little less than marvels of per-
lection Every thread cotton, but having the appear
ance of and wearing like pure silks So long the
garment use the brilliant lustre and sotness of
Union Suits for men of medium SIZE small men,
tall men or large men. In all of the many different
lines shown full assortment of sizes can be seem
Fine Cotton Natural Ecru color
Z to 8 $50.
Medium Weight Cotton for early Spring wear
Natural Ecru color.
Sizes to9 Price $3.50.
Finer quality LIS.
light blue
Sizes 3 to 8 Price $780,
Sleeveless Athletic Union Suits, knee length
Sizes 3 to s Price $l25.
Fine Merino Union Suits for carly Spring wear
We especially recommend this garment being highly
satisfactory when light wool is wanted Full assort-
ment of sizes. Price $500 the Suit
Two Piece Suits
Natural gray light weight wool Shirts and
Drawers
Sizes 81 to- a Price 81. % per garment.
Fine Merino Gauze Shirts and Drawers high
neck, long sleeves.
Sizes "a to a. Price $l50
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers in full assortment
for Men and Boys Priced at 50 cts, IS ST co.
|$l.25 and $3.50.
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Tilotson are the
parents of son born April Joseph II.
Peck of Long Island, Neb.. is visiting in
town.-There will he a meeting at the
town house Tuesday evening. April 30, to
see about making arrangements for a
celebration in town July Ralph Came
ron has sold his house to w. II. Pope.
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MARSHFIELD.

George Drew is finishing DRAWN
chair stock-Miss Stella Brown has
to Plaintleld where she teaches sci
Farmers In this section report a
crop of sugar.
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WORCESTER.

Moses A, Emerson, aScd 65 year;
Sunday of consumption, Mr.. Er
Continued ON 18th PngeJ
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much improved from her serious Ill.
ness of last week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-02
Always Keeps chamb erIaln's Cough
Remedy in His House.

eve would not be without Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t is kept on
hand continually in our home," says
w. w. Kearney, editor of the Indepen-
dent, Lowry City, Mo. That is just
what every family should do. When
kept at hand ready for instant use, a
cold may be checked at the outset and
cured in much less time than after it
has become settled in the system. This
remedy is also without peer for Group
in children, and will prevent the attack
when given as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse, or even after the croupy
cough appears, which can only be done
when the remedy is kept at hand. For
sale by Eldridge Drug Co., Americas
Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-02
FIND STAMPS QUITE A BURDEN
a Dozen ''Fves" that No One Seems
to Want.

Anyone who can use dozen postage
stamps of cents denomination can
pick up bargain at the Americas
office of the Southern Express Co. In
some manner the company got possess
sion of this dozen five centers," and
they have been shunted from one Off
ce to another in a hopeless effort to
dispose of Them But the company has
little use for 5 cent stamps, and like an
old maid they prove hard stock with no
demand for the goods. Recently the
Macon Office sent the Lbatch of stamps
Americas, accompanied by a poem
setting forth the futile efforts of that
agency to get rid of them. And the
case is just as hopeless here, and unless
bargain sale and cut prices are offer
ed the dozen rejected stamps will be
put off upon Albany or some other
town.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-02

Writings Loft dried linen and bond
papers in pound box and tablet pack
ages for elegant correspondence.
M. S. HOLIDAY.
The season is wellnigh ended for the
cotton compress forces in Americas,
and probably 1000 bales will wind up
the crop of 1867.
Scores of farm wagons came to Amer
icus yesterday for guano, and hum
dreds of tons Of the aromatic stuff is
now being hauled out
The futures market funked few
points yesterday, but the demand for
good cotton still keeps the price firm
around eleven cents. So
Judge Il. A. Iittleiohn went to At
lanta yesterday to preside in the State
Court of Appeals by special appoint
ment of Gov. Terrell.
These balmy bright days are stirring
the frenzied fruit killer into action, but
heed him not at all. Queen alberta
comes to Americas in July.
Americas, rainetically, was given
needed rest yesterday after three days
of downpour, and the long lost sun
beams have come back again.
You can help Americas in a hundred
ways by good word here and there.
Always talk up yeur town; boost it;
ut Of all things don't knock.
Probably 200 bales cotton were sold
in Americas yestesday. Mr.. F. B.
Arthur was the principal buyer and
paid good prices for the staple.
The Central Railway has detailed a
train in the Americas yards for several
weeks, removing the tons of clinkers
and cinders banked up there.
Less than three weeks now until the
bond election and vote on electric fran
chise. Are you registered and qualified
to cast a vote to help Americas?
A fleet-footed Arabian cOurser enliv-
ened the situation at the Central depot
yesterday by running away but, for
tunately, doing little damage.
4 NIB. O. Easterlin has accepted a
position in the Savannah office of the
Seaboaid and, with Mrs. Easterlin,
leaves for that city this morning.
The curtain will rise promptly at 3
o'clock this afternoon upon the "Cin-
derella" matinee. Doors open at 2
o'clock, admission 25 cts and so cts.
Miss Lula Hay, who recently return
ed from New York purchased superb
stock of fine spring millinery which
will be ready for display in due season.
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How to Remain Young.

To continue young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. n. F. Rowan, Me-
Donough, Ca, did. She says: '"Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured me of
chronic liver and stomach trouble,
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition of the blood that my skin
turned red as flannel. I am now practi-
cally 20 years younger than before [
took Electric Bitters. I can now do all
my work with ease and assist in my
husbands store" Guaranteed at
Eldridge Drug Co. Price soc.