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Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
GUN TOTER FINED.

An artillcryman, going under the non de plume of Antonio FlOris was brought face to face with Justice Bab bitt yesterday morning on a charge Of carrying concealed weapons. After careful deliberation and considerable meditation the prisoner decided tha, he was guilty of carrying a weapon to protect his reputation, but the court decided that for such an offease that he owed the city seven plunks and the county of MaricOpa his smoke stack. The man resembled the latter half os a misspent life when Ee had to give up his six shooter. but like the gov ernment road to Roosevelt, it's the only way. The fine was paid by cash in hand.
 When a man is convicted of carrying concealed weapon the said weapon is confiscated and becomes the prop erty Of the county.
 Another man who was SO drunk that he was unable to get up for breakfast remains in jail and will be tried at Q later date.
 THEATER GOERS DISAPPOINTED.
 When the word reached here late yesterday evening that the Georgia
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
MESA
A BAD PRACTICE.

Some one. Sunday, without regard to the thirteenth commandment which reads: thou shalt not go fishing on Sunday actually did on or about 10 o'clock place a hook and line in front of the post office with the avowed in
 tention of fishing. Signs reading. "No Fishing Allowed" were placed as q warning on numerous islands ani promontories but these seemed to do no good as the low minded who welt. bent on desecrating the Sabbath. kept on fishing. It is rumOred that several boating parties were organized in the evening and proceeded to enjoy them selves contrary to a town ordinance. Marshal Burton was seen yesterda. :. but he states that he has not been of ficially notified of any misGemeanorg.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01

Brown of Kansas City. T. B. Herr of Chicago. and T. J. Fisher of San Diego.
 The Misses Armstrong have returned from a holiday visit to their home in Final county
 Andrew Nelson was in Phoenix yes terday on business.
 Prof. Matthews was in Phoenix for q few hours yesterday.
 w. w. Jackson from Fowler is in town on real estate business.
 Mrs. J. B. LoUthain who has been making her home at the Casa Loma for almost year has left for Los An geles where she will reside
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
TRANSFER OF PASSENGERS.

A special train left Tempe at 2-So D. m. yesterday. for the Gila bridge to at tempt a transfer cf passengers. bag gage and mail to the trans I"r Maricopa. The bridge is Tn such coh- dition that il can be walked over There was also sent a mall pouCn from here containing mail for the gast
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
FUDGE PARTY.

The guests at the Casa Loma treated themselves to a fudge party last night in the parlors of the hotel. After "fudging' Q bit. dancing was begun in the lobby. Finally over the embers of the log fire the interesting hour of the year was passed.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
DEATH O. REX.

Earl Browns splenHd dog. Rex. was instantly killed by tho engine Of a pas
 senger train on the southern Pacific yesterday The dog and his master were walking the trsck. and as thu rraln approached the log, Rex. forse d
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01

ahead seemingly to defy the engine and ward off danger from MT. Brown The latter stepped off the track m safety but the dog was run over. Rex and Earl were chums, and to others it seemed like the loss Of human be- ing.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
AID sdlETY

The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church vi meet at the homo of Mrs. Wm. Good3n. Wednesday af- ternoon at l o'clork. All members ar" requested to be prei-nt as matters or importance will be resented
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
pENcII BRIEFS.

Laura Agnew left last night for Cave crook where she will resume teaching school. .
 New arrivals at the Casa Loma are A E. Woodman of Denver w "
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
RAIL IRoAp oFFIcE HOURS TO

DAY-The railroad offices will be opened today between the hours of 9 and 10: % a. m. and 4:3O and D. m. The freight sheds will be open until noon. The Postal telegraph office will be open the same hours as the railroad offices.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
GEORGIA MINISTRIES.

Don't make the mistake of the old proverb. Don't wait until the horse is stolen before putting a lock on the stable door; don't wait until after January 1. which is the date of Rich ards & Pringle's Famous Georgia min strels. and then say. 'I wish I had gone. as everybody said it was great" Go and buy your tickets right now and be right. All the good things in min strelsy will be served in a palatable manner The parade will take place at 11:3O each day.
 Seat sale at Sanichas', 25c, soc. 75c, $1OO. Matinee at 2:3O p. m. Prices S1, children 25c.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
COUNCIL MEETING.

 The council will meet tonight in the town hall.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01

Where are you going, my pretty
 msid7"
 "Why, to Donofrio's, kind sir" she
 said. "Let me go with you my dainty maid, And we'll get cactus candy, the best
 that is made"
 And why this raPturous ending
 As result from a nibbIe, you say? Donofrio's cactus candy the cause; The boys decision, 70. K
 THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE Governor Kibbey has nearly. completed the preparation of the message he will transmit to the coming session. Of the legislature. The document will not be of great length but will deal with 9 number of topics. It is likely the copy will go to the printer the last of the week In addition to the recommenda- tions made by the governor there will be transmitted with the message re- ports of the condition of the various territorial boards.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-10
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
Witness the Biggest Fourth of July Cele'
bration in History of Big Stone Gap.

$50 a. NJ, on the morning OF
the 4th at the Town Hall, and
TO the Base Ball Park
for their annual target match,
was observed this year as
usual.
Tnden Gilly was the winner
this year of the handsome ). &
W. as calibre pistol.
The full regalia of the I'm
proved Order Of Red Men was
SO realistically Indian in char
acter in the sham battle with
l.. 5. troops ON the morning OF
the 4th. that those OF the spec
tators who had thrilled over
Cooper's Leaf n er Stocking
Tales IN the "high and far off
davs" Of their childhood, ex-
perienced again that creepy
feeling as they watched the
warriors in their paint anC
feathers close In ON the soldiers
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This feature Of the program
was as usual very successful.
Some fifteen dogs were entered,
and eight or ten riders turned
out for the chase. The dogs,
under leash. were taken 20 the
Electric Lig "a Island. The
drag Ia live fox shot imme
diatelv before the drag began
was started behind "a fast horse
promptly az ten. went up we'll
into the throat Of the Gap,
thence southwestwardiy along
f the l.. * y. track TO the west
4 of Bullitts field. thence across
I the river. around Ramey S and
+ finished at the southern gate OF
4 the Park. vt lO:l5 the dogs
were turned loose. They took
the trail at once, and the music
they made thrO' the woods OF the
island was Joy TO all lovers OF
the sport. When they broke even
at the head of the island. gray
I speckled dog. said 20 be half
| breed. was we'll in the lead
some thirty yards ahead of the
pack. He faulted, however
, after crossing from the island
and for "a second or two threw
the whole pack out. but Young
"Satan" was the first 10 picl
4 up the scent. The riders ha'
barely checked rein when IN
deep voice sang out, "Come ON
on. on. and away lac wen
\ followed closely by w II. Bow
ems Bite" and Chas. Cole
s'Wheeler," and about half th
J. pack. From this time on tn
chase was fast and furious
the end. The three dogs abON
=, manned carried the trail wiJhOt
break, first one in the lea
, and then another, with the az
\ vantage, if anything, IN fave
Il of "Satan. " The half breed
I such he waS) never again e
= lin. and he and half the paC
were left, badly scattered. u
u ward the finish, some though
'. less people crossed the trail AT
As threw "Satan" out for "a secOn
io "Wheeler" finished first, " Bite
second, and "Satan" thir
:, While the Association had
10 fered prizes for only first a.
IN second, the performance
ea Satan was so fine that,
IN ! recommendation of the CO.
- mittee, he was given a spec
- prize of five dollars.
20 The rules prohibited raci
p among the riders, and requiE
'es them all to keep behind
Il leader, Mr.. Bullitt. The pa
ne set, however, was ! "A
enough--he and three "hte
ne Goodloe, Buckley and Adal
ID, finished five seconds behind
{ ,dogs.
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9Th Inning.
Bonno grou N d S, Barr to

Your brain goes on strike
when you overload your stom-
ach; both need blood To do bus
mess. Nutrition is what you
want. and it comes by taking
Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents Tea or Tablets
-Hamblin Bros.
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tain Eight Mile March," I
"Fisher's Hornpipe," "Nellie l
Gray" "Hop Light, Ladies'"
and Arkansas Traveller"
The first prize. a beautiful
violin and bow, was presented I
to w. r. Roberts. an old fiddler, .
of Lee. with the hearty ap-
proval Of the audience. Prof.
r. III. Sheppe made the presen-
tation speech.
The second prize a ten dollar
gold piece, was awarded 10 w.
ID. Sizcmore. Of Lee by Prof. .
r.. N. Arlington. and the third
prize. a five-dollar violin bow
was presented 10 a. r.. Roberts,
Of Lee. Supt. w. VI. Davidson,
OF the Lee county schools, made
: the presentation speech in his
characteristic ty e. Supt.
. Davidson. who is one of the
r Powers That BE In educational
! affairs. an old school man, who
D has accomplished more in his
q line Of work, perhaps, than any
T man in Lee county, told the old
fddlers and the audience how
r his first and greatest ambition
3 was To be fiddler, and of his
s first attempts, behind straw
stack. out of sight and hearing
II of the old folks who did not APP
l. preciare his desires in this di-
o rection.
e A particularly pleasing fea-
s. turo of the evenings entertain
ment was the iig dancing by
rs Eddie Glenn with banjo accom-
ST paniment. Eddie Glenn car
* dance as we'll as he can ba'
Of long flies and steal bases. Th'
uninitieted who listened 10 th'
ne Mayors introduction of one o
rs our star players, possibly won
)n dered. however, why Mr.. Glen'
re did not institute suit for slande
s. Immediately.
on Not less pleasing was tn
in dancing of little Nellie Begley
IA whose little feet knocked
ia tune" out of the platform IN
ne way to call forth storm of al
er plause and repeated encores-
The singing of Orlando An
he burgey in "coon" get-up, an
,re of Eddie Glenn in his local.
famous hit, Three Short VIII
be ties and the Train Pulls Out,
tie was also very good.
iss Owing to the Fourth of Ju
of celebrations at MiddlesbOr
he Norton and Bristol, compar
he lively few trap shooters shove
red up at Big Stone Gap on the 2n
No outside club was represent
at except the Bristol Club, whi
Old was represented by DIR. ). \
at Rhea alone. Mr.. Bullitt W
We selected to represent the Il
The Stone Gap Club and 5 sho
and against DR.. Rbea in the Cl
led contest. The score resulted
t OF tRhea As, Bullitt 43. DR.. Ri
was also successful in the hi
ced gun contest for the day,
the score being 1873 as against
1 of made by Bullitt. In the swe'
en- stakes matches the best SEQ
rom were made by Rhea, Bul.
Paine, Altman and Midkiff.
cred The decorative feature of
d of celebration was not overlook
the and the grandstand, tic K
aims stands and railings were
with bunting and flags
ne d pennants, while the big flag
key its tall pole spread its fe
d. p,errsly I'm the breeZe saud
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ood the shadow of a doubt /
hat when she advertises a cele-
NATION. she ed civ II S the
goods" ."
Between eight and ten thou
Sand people were in town on the
.th anda large crowd on the 3rd.
The crowd both days was a
very orderly one, the police
having little TO do.
The weather both days was
ideal. and the very satisfactory
arrangements m q Dc by the
management for feeding the
great concourse of visitors
added not little TO the pleas
ure and comfort Of every one.
A pleasing feature Of the pro-
Gram for the 3rd was the auto
mobile exhibition race The
machines belonging 10 Messrs.
y r Prescott and J \. l..
Minor we're beautiful in their
decorations of red, white and
blue. and the pretty children
who crowded both cars made
them look like gay beds OF
flowers.
f. l. Harper, Jr., in his ca
gave an exhibition OF speed
which made the spectator
literally hold their breath
The two games OF amateu
baseball were very much en-
loved by many people VIII
would not have appreciated th
work Of hired team of profes
sionals.
The first amateu7 game wa
PLAYED on the 3rd between Ea'
Stone Gap and Wise resultin
in a score of . TO 3 IN favor {
East Stone Gap.
The second amateur gan
was between the school team
cf Wise and Big Stone Gap q
the 4th, and resulted in a scoI
of u to 6 in favor of our boy
The balloon ascensions
both days were successful
every respect. Prof Dang
erty's thirty foot leap throus
the air on his bicycle was OF
Of the most daring feats ev
witnessed in this section.
The horses entered in 1
Horse Show this wear we
splendid animals.
Particular mention should
made of the riding of lit
woman from Stonega. NJ
Young, whose perfect control
her beautiful horse excited {
wonder and admiration of I
grandstand. her horse captuI
blue ribbon on both days.
Last, but not least, of the
fractions on the 3rd was the {
Time Fiddlers' Convention
School Hall Wednesday g
ming beginning az $50. ]
School Hall was packed, 8
the old fddlers who occup
the stage seemed in the best
h lmors.
The Mayor. who introdG
the fiddlers. made a jest of
fact that, with the exception
one or two contestants, the
tire body of fiddlers hailed fl
Lee county.
The contestants each rende
three selections, and a fioo'
memories came TO many of
audience with the sweet stra
Of the old tunes.
Cumberland Gap" see:
10 lie the fav vorite, with "rur
in the Straw" a close secon
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FOR SALES acres, one
and one half miles from Big
Stone Gap, ON the v. & 5, W.
Railroad. Will make en- iderl
truck and poultry farrc~ COED
limestone land. Qwner Wiu ssll
cheap. For further info sma at;Sn
apply TO the editor Of this paper
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DORCHESTER VS.. BIG STONE GAP.

Al Big Sione Gap. juIy 4lh, 1897
Dorchester and Big Stone Gap
base baH teams crs sse J haSs~ on
the 4th for the Athletic Cup a
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Then commenced the hardest
fought game IF the year with 4,
both Pollard aud Bonno on
their mettle. Honors were
even on hits, but Bonno showed
the better form by his magnifi-
control after three balls were
called. He would pull out
time after time. not giving a
single base on balls and hitting
one man against Pollard walk
ing three men and hitting one.
Following we give the lineup
and score by innings.
Ist Inning
Mullen strikes three times
and is safe on Shea's error.
Wiles is safe on fielder choice,
] Pollard trying TO catch Mullen
at 2nd. Glenn strikes out.
Mullen scores on Shea's passed
ball and Wiles goes TO 3rd.
Brumtield safe on fielder 5
choice. and Wiles out at the
plate. Adams 10 Shea. Press
, Ter fouls TO WOOdsOn.
Pollard hits safe TO If. Gra-
ham sacrifices. BOnno TO knoe-
sci Dalton Ia safe on Midkitf :
error of ground ball, and Pol
lard scores Barr grounds, Mid
r kin TO Knoesel- Adams hits
? safe and Dalton scores. Jack
+ son strikes out.
2nd Inning.
Midkin grounds, Pollard to
p Woodson. Knoesel strikes out.
, Nippert hits safe. Bonno flies
to Dalton.
Shea grounds TO Knoesel
Woodson hits safe. Foard flies
TO Pressler. Pollard grounds,
MidkiI 20 Knoescl.
N 3rd Inning
!, Mullen grounds 20 WOodsou
i Wiles grounds, Graham e
= Woodson. Glenn grounds, Ad
~ ans 10 Woodson.
,e Graham and Dalton strik
3 out. Barr grounds, Bonno &
j knOesel.
Sc 4th Inning
III R.umfield grounds. Polar
= TO WoodsOn. Pressler Walk
* and is thto-iI out on long lea
S' at lst. Pollard TO WoOdsor
- Midkiff grounds, Graham
~ WOOdson.
- - Adams flies to Wiles. Jacl
4 son grounds, Midkim 20 knol
- sci. Shea grounds, Brumhel
he TO knOesei.
of 5th Inning.
EN- Knoesel flies to Adams. Nj
ay pert grounds, Graham TO Woo
IL son. BOnno safe on Graham
e. error. Mullen and VIII
he walk. Glenn hits safe, al
er, Ronno and Mullen score. Brui
ld, field is hit by pitched ba
ew Pressler flies 20 Dalton.
Z : Woodson Is safe on Midkif
loS error. Foard flies TO Mule
,au Pollard gets hit by pitched ba
nlS Graham forces Pollard out
Oh, End. Glenn 20 Brumield- ID
CIV . ton strikes out.
les 9th Inning
the Midkitf z groun q $, Barr
the WOodson. knOesel hits sa
5 to Nippert forces Knoesel o
owe Woodson to Barr b o n
out grounds, Pollard TO WoOdson
cad Barr strikes out Ada
ad grounds 10 Knoesel. Jack'
, 'ot fans.
y. 9TH Inning.
scL Mullen strikes out. w
10 grounds, Pollard 10 Woods
pht- Glenn grounds, Barr TO We
and son.
ond. Shea grounds, Bonno to M
ite" sci. WOodson grounds, \
,ird. kiff to KnOesel. Foard grouI
of Brumfield to Knoesel.
and Sth Inning.
OF Brumfield safe on Graha
:, on error. Pressler hits safe.
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GAP WISE COUNTY. VA. WEDNESDAY JULY 10. 1907

Woodson. Mullen grounds,
Pollard to Woodson. Wiles
grounds, Shea TO Woodson-
Barr grounds, Midkih to
knoesei. Adams flies to Glenn.
Jackson grounds. Bonno TO
h noeeet -
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fst Prize-Solid gol 4 cuff
links-Goodloe Bros.
End Prize-Sterling mounted
umbrella-Jno. "A. EsSer.
!. Old Time Fiddlers' Conven-
ton.
Ist Prize-s25.o0 Violin and
bow-W. r. Roberts, OF
Lee.
2nd Prize-slO.0O in gold-W.
ID. Sizemore. Of Lee.
3rd Prize-$5.00 bow-A. n.
Roberts, of Lee.
THURSDAY, JULY ash.
1. Pistol Target Match for Po-
lice Guard.
lst Prize-Smith & WessOn
Pistol blue steeD-Tilden
Gilly.
,. Boys Baseball Game-Wise
Cou hty Public School
Championship.
LIST Prize-Nine solid gold
scarf pins-Big Stone Gap.
2nd Prize doz base balls
Wise.
,. Fox Chase.
lst Prize-Sl0.o0 gold piece
Chas. Coles black and tan
Wheeler" 1"
2nd Prize-$5.0O gold piece
w. IL Rosyens' speckled
Bite"
3rd Prize-(specian $500 gn'i
piece-G. c. Youug's "Red
Satan.
Ia. Bicycle Race for Boys under
Is.
lst Prize-85.0O in gold-EF
nest Agee.
2nd Prize Acetyl head
light aud carbide-Simon
Banks.
5. Baseball game between Big
Stone Gap and Dorchester.
the two highest teams Of
the Coal Fields League for
Association Cup.
list Prize-Association Cup
Big Stone Gap.
, 6. Horse show:
(0) Double Roadsters:
Ist Prize-Pair best hand
made English driving lines
-Jn0. y. EsSer.
2ad Prize-Sterling mounted
3 driving W h p-J A. l..
Minor.
100 Gated Saddlers-Ladies'
e lst Prize Sterling mounted
crop-Miss Valeria Young
j. (c) Tandem.
LIST Prize-Pair all-wool cool
~ ers-J. a l.. Minor.
~ 2nd Prize-Quart Mumm''
Extra Dry-Jno. \. Esser
GO Half Mile Race, Gate,
Saddlers:
LIST Prize-Sterling MOUNTED
crOp-Miss Rebecca Reason
=, of Olinger.
L. 2nd Prize-Sterling mounte
um brel a-Miss Laura
~ Bailey, of Olinger.
OF (0 Races-Trotter or PAGER i
harness-best two heats Oh
10 OF three.
Minute Class.
y Is. Prize-Solid gold fOb-D
J. w, Kelly.
al 2nd Prize-Pair + n Z I 5
leather halters-C. +. Blal
ton and j. +. Bullitt tie
A., for prize, and Mr.. Blant'
:! won by toss.
loo 2:40 Glass:
MS LIST Prize Gentlemens' ira
cling case-Jno. a. Fsse
fob bob Estes,
2nd Prize-Pair linen stall
h e { s-Jno. 4. Esse
-; cdr Sparkman."
7. Field Sports:
fob (a) Standing Jump-St
ling IN ou n d militia
nc brushes-V. 5. Paine.
I'D Running High Jump-St
.oe ling mounted clothes brI
nc Brady Sutherland.
(c) Hundred Yard Dash-SI
earf ling IN Jun { e d milit;
brushes and comb-D.
Mullens and Il. b. Dait
1aad heat won by toss
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us1 OF PRIzes AND PRIzn WINES.

J. ! a Il 'hNNtAfAN ts - -
2aea. of Bristol Club-AssOcia-
ion medal.
.. High Gun-Dr. 5. w. |
Rhea, of Bristol Club-Shell
case.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd.
1. Tennis Championship Match.
LIST Prize, Two Davis rackets .
IT. T.. Goodloe and r. Ii. /
Pierpoint
2nd Prize-Onc dozen tennis /
balls-A. G.. Anderson and
Y. 5. Paine.
.. Rifle Match for Children IN
der is Years Old.
lst Prize-Savage rifle.
F. Bullitt. Jr.
2nd prize-Sohd gold scarf
pin-Peter Hamilton.
3. Automobile Exhibition Race
= J.. Harper, Jr.
"A. Base Ball-Amateur Cham
pionshlp:
LIST Prize-N n e handsome
gold scarf pins-East Stone
Gap.
2nd Prize doz. base balls
Wise.
| 3. Horse show:
la0 Single Roadsters.
lst Prize-Pair gold cut links,
diamond settings. \. l.
Minor.
2nd Prize Sterling mOunt',i
umbrella JnO. 4. Esser, OF
Dorchester.
tb Gated Saddlers-Gentle
men.
lst Prize-Handsome Englisl
- leather bridle-Dr. j. w
b Kelly.
2nd Prize-Sterling mOunte'
crop-Dr. j. \. Gilmer-
,lt0 Ladies' Driving Hors G.
Single trap driven by lady
lst Prize Sterling 81 ilv e
!, purse-Miss Sue Goodio
driving Creed Blanton
horse and trap.
: 2nd Prize-GOld mOunted 10
u Mrs. J +. Bullitt
(D Four-in Hand.
Ist Prize-Diamond scarf pi
: j. A. /. Minor.
l. 2nd Prize-Gold mounted Il
l. -Jno. A. Esser.
(e) Boy or Girl Rider Under
Years:
: Is. Prize-Sold gold CT
- iinks-Miss Naleria Youn
Of Stonega.
2nd Prize-Soiid gold sea
IS pin-Josephine Kelly.
d (O Fast Mule Race:
"a lst Prize-$IO.0O gold piece
- r. y. Qualls.
a 2nd Prize-S2 80 gold piece
Howe Tate.
~ cd Races:
nm Trotter or PAGER IN haTne
-es Half mile-best two he
out of three.
3 Minute Glass:
TO lst Prize-Solid gold c
links-J. a. l.. Minor.
k 2nd Prize-Sterling noun
~ umbreIla--Burton Blant
u.s. 2:4O Glass:
ION lst Prize-Solid gold
ing links-John A. Esser's -
ain EstesF
cts 2nd Sterling mouI
t-.f. I~h< E&e
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-26
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Walter D. Harris is at WORK for J. n.
Shaw.
Mr. Farwell spent few days in Spring
field, Mass, this week.
George Duttour returned Monday night
from a trip to Worcester and Boston.
Mr. and Mrs L. S. Axtell of Wards
boro are spending a few days in town.
Mrs. II. E. Wood and mother, Mrs. H.
NJ. Abbot, are spending some time in
Boston.
Most of the sugar makers have gath
cred their buckets and report the great
est flow of sap for many years.
Arthur E. Mackey will return to New
York city next week, from there he goes
to join friends in California.
Harry Corbett celebrated his DIST birth
day Wednesday evening Several friends
were present and social time was en-
joyed by all present.
School began last week at the center
with Miss Fannie Cook of Wallingford
as teacher and Miss Effie Fisher at the
west part, but no teacher has been Sc
cured for the south part yet.
The body of Mrs. Betsey Bierce was
brought here from Chester for burial in
the family lot Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Pierce was resident of this town for
many years but after the death of her
husband several years ago she went to
live with her daughter Mrs. l.. A. Bal
low, in Chester She had been a mem
Der of the Baptist church here for about
20 years.