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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-11-28
Sale Register.

Saturday: Deem Der 9TH, D. S.
Henry will sell at his residence,
I mile west OF Clear Ridge, on the
road leading to New Grenada,
horses, C ittle, hogs, farming I'm
plements, grain, &c. Sale be
gins at $50 a. m.
Saturday, Decem Der 9TH, JEFF.
ferson Harris, intending to re
move to McConnellsburg, vii! sell
at his residence about /! mile
southeast of Webster Mills,
horse, cattle, farming; imple
ments, household goods, &c.
Sale begins at 10 c'cl)ck. A. l..
While, auctloneer.
Wednesday, December Ill.
A. Shaw, on account of i'll health,
has decided to quit farming, and
will sell at his residence / J mile
north of West Dublin, on the
mountain road, horses, cattle,
hogs, farming implements, hay,
gram, and household goods. Sale
begins at 10 O'Clock. 8 months
credit.
Wednesday, Decem Der II.
The administJ ators of the estate
of Michael Knauff, late of Ayr
township, deceased, will sell al
the late residence of the decedent,
near Jugtown s:hoo! house IN
Ayr township, q miles south ol
McConnellsburg, horses, cattle
hogs, farming implements, &C.,
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. A. L.
While auctioneer.
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The third educational meeting
of Tod township, was held at
ScOtt's school, last Friday even
ing. The meeting was called to
order by the teacher, A. d. PeIgh
tel. The following questions
wele discussed by the ten teach
ers present: l. Simplicity IN
Teaching. 2. In What Respect
Should a Teacher Become a Child?
3. Use and Abuse of Supplies. A
number OF recltatlons and songs
were well delivered by the school.
M. o. OFT, sec'y.
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ANARRow ESCAPE.

G.. W. Cloyd, a merchant, of
PUNK, Mo-, had a narrow escape
four years ago, when he ran a
jimsnn bur into his thumb. lie
says; "rhe doctor wanted to an.
putate 1t but | would not consent.
| bought box of Bucklen s Arni
ca Salve and that cured the dan
gerous wound" 25c at Trout's
drug store.
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Hides Wanted.

The undersigned will pay for
green hides free from cuts, the
following prices: Steers and
heIfers, l0c.; COWS, &C.; bulls, Sc;
calf-skins, 60 to SOC /; tallow, 4c.
Cut hides, | cent a pound less
than foregoing prices; salted
hides, l TO ~ cents.
pATiT WACNER
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Wonderful Eczema III e.

sour little boy had eczema for
five years" writes N. A. Adams,
Henrietta, Pa. 1.-TWO of our
home doctors SAID the case was
hopeless, his lungs being affect
ed. We then employed other
doctors, but no benefit resulted.
BY chance we read about Electric
Bit'ers; bought a bottle and soon
noticed improvement. We con.
tinued this medicine until sever.
al bottles were used, when our
boy was completely cured" Best
Of all blood medicines and body
building health torlcs. Guaran-
teed at Trout's drug store. SOC.
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paying 90 cents a bus hel for
wheat,
Don't forget TO call at THE liz
WIZ STORE for one Of those late
Books nice line Of titles to Sc
lect from.
Franklin county is going to put
its prisoners to work on the public
roads.
A complete assortment Of Gold
Rings IN Fancy Stone Set ard
Slgnet Rings. We engrave fire,
of charge, at THE IRWIN STORE
The L, 5. mint at Philadelphia
has started the work of coming
Sj2, 100000 in double eagles.
THE IRWIN STORE wants to
show you the beautiful stock ol
Neck Chains, Lochets, Fobs,
Bracelets, Scarf pms, Brooches,
&c, now IN the show cases,
DR.. j. w. Mosser has been nom
mated for first vice president OF
the Franklin county Medical So.
ciety.
AGENTS WANTED. Experience
unnecessary. Salary guaranteed
Apply to GEO. w. SUMMERS,
General Travelling Agent, McCon
. nellsburg, Pa. 2s.
The Rev. DIR. f. ii. LeisenrIng,
for Is years pastor of the First
Lutheran church of Chambersburg
has accepted call to the pastorate
of the Lutheran church at Middle
burg, Snyder county.
DeWltt's Carbolized Witch Haz
ell Salve penetrates the pores
thoroughly cleanses-and is heal
ing and soothing. Good for piles
Sold at Trout's drug store.
The United Brethren congrega-
tion of Waynesboro has raised the
salary of its pastor, Rev. Joseph
Daugherty, from 800 to 5000,
with the parsonage rent free, max
ing the actual salary 1850.
HlDES.-James Sipes & Sons
pay 10, 10, and Ice pound cash,
f)r teef hi les az their butcher
shop in McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins,
sheepsklns and tallow.
The hotel at Orrstown, owned
for years by John Mlnter. has
been sold for s., 500 to Mr. Evans
of Atgen, Chester county. Mr..
Evans will remove to Orrstown
the latter part of December and
will take charge of the Hotel on
January l.
Babies aud children need
prompt attention when suffering
from coughs and colds. The best
remedy for mothers to use is
kennedy's Laxative Cough Syr
up. 1t tastes nearly as good as
maple sugar. 1t contains no opl.
a'es, and it Is laxative and drives
the cold out of the system by
gently moving the bowels. Sold
at Trout's drug stors.
BY reference to John S. Viii
sons big advertisement in this
paper, 1t will be noticed that he
has just added a Clothing Depart
ment to his store, and Will sell
you overcoats, and anything else
in the line at wholesale prices
Try Wilson foran Ogerco1t.
There Is nothing better for
stomach troubles than KODoL
which contains the same juices
found in healthy stomach. Ko
DOL is offered on a guaranteed
plan Tor the relief Of heartburn,
tlatulence, sour stomach, belch.
ing of gas, nausea, and all stom-
ach tr' ubles. So at times when
you don't feel just right, when
you are drowsy after meals, and
your head aches, or when you
have no ambition, and you are
cross and irritable, take a little
Kodol. 1t digests what you eat.
II will make you healthy. Sold
at Trout's drug store.
Charles Woodring, of near
Waynesboro, drove to Emmits-
burg one day last week for his
sister and when be returned home
found his house and its contents
in ashes. lt is supposed the honse
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MORETOWN.

Robert I. lIaseltine has gone to Castleton
to teach the sciences in the normal
school. Mr. Hasetine is graduate of
Middlchury College in the class OF 1867
also a graduate of the Waterbury high
schooL-D. p. Deavltte IS in Montpelier
as a grand juror.
Mr.. ana Mrs L. Freeman have re-
turned from their visit in Springfield.
Their granddaughter. Muril Shea, return
ed with them.-Mrs F. +. johnson was
in Middlcsex Saturday.-Mrs Br!ton
Ward and dauchtcr, Marion, arc visit
ing In Burlington for a few davs.-Miss
Dazy Atkins is to teach the school in
the A. I. Clark district In East More
town.-.Iam mes and Charlie Hurdle visit
ed their sister, Mrs. Fred Fleuhy, in Boil
ton Saturday and Sunday,-Miss Maud
johnson, who has been visiting the past
week in Keene. y. H., returned home
Sa turday.-Charles Jones and daughter,
Lula Of Waitsf1eld We're in town Satur-
dav.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter Of
Boston are visiting for a few days at g.
D. Ashley s.-Charles Bingham of South
Fayston vas in town Saturday.
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NORTHFIELD

The freshman class at Norwich Uni
versity this year numbers Go men Of
whom % are In attendance. This IS one
of the largest entering classes in recent
ycars.-The funeral Of the late James
Collins wa held at tho Catholic Church
Saturday forenoon. the Rev. J. T. O'Neil
plates leaving town ! tho near future
for Texas. whore she will live with her
brother, Orlando I.essOr.-Mr and Mrs
Irving G. Ellis returned Sunday evening
from n week at York Beach and other
placcs.--L. Clayton Flint has discontinue
ed his studies nj Norwich University and
in the near future will go to Porto Rico
where he has a position teaching.
A party of young mon. some of whom
are said to be students of the high school
went into McIntosh's fruit store Monday
evening and while certain ones engaged
his attention the others turned tho switch
which controlled the electric lights. In
hc darkness which followed 1t Is said they
stole a particularly large and JUICY water
melon. one Of the party was recognized
he established in due course.--The Rev
Franklin Pierce Jolly, formerly a west
ern man, will give a lecture in the Uni
vcrsalist Church Saturday under the aus
piccs Of the Young Peoples society on
"The Jolly Side of Life. "-AnnOuncemen
is made Of three dancing schools here the
coming fail and winter, two for Guild
hall and one for tho armory.-A dance
vii! be hcd In Cross's hall at the Falls
village Friday evening.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT.
(Contineud from 4th Pngc.)

by Justice John G. Wing to the State
Industrial school at Vergennes for tho
remainder of his minority, or until July
4. 1915. r. NJ. Harvey asked the court to
be lenient with with the lad. and his
father pleaded for him, but as he was
already out on probation in truancy
case, Justice Wing could see no good
reason for allowing him his liberty. The
case is, however, referred to Fred r.
Thomas probation officer, to investigate
and report his findings to the court.
Some of the new students at Montpelier
Seminary tried their hands al attempted
hazng last week They were given to
understand by the Rev DR.. r. A. Bishop
the principal. that any attempts to make
forcihle distinction between members of
the several classes would result in the
immediate dismissal of those implicated
in any such work.
Mra. George y. r. Denny had her right
arm broken Sunday afternoon by being
thrown from buggy In which she was
riding with Ralph II. Deny, her SON
The horse MIR Denny was driving be
came frightened near Green Mount cemc-
terry and IN refining the animal into tho
ditch Mrs. Denny was thrown out. Be-
side the fracture to her arm she was
otherwise badly bruised.
H. O. Kent of this city, president of the
State Fircman's association. did not got
discouraged because no town or city in
the State offered to entertain the associa-
ton FOR its annual convention, and has
| completed ARA ngemcnts to hold the an
| nual meeting at Montpelier "Wednesday.
| September is. No tournament will be
| hold this wear. Meetings afternoon ana
| evening will be called in knights of col
| umbus han for tho transaction of routine
| business election of officers, choosing a
representative to the national meeting.
| etc. It will be the 18TH annual convention
| of the association.
After thorough investigation the
Gil has decided not to give a bond for
tho support Of tho nine years old
daughter of Mrs. Belle Pratt of this
| city at the Clark school for deaf and
dumb at Northampton. Mass, and
Mayor Haley has SO notified Gov. +.
| y. PrCtor. About a month ago the
| governor notified the council that Mrs.
Pratt had asked to have her dauCh-
ter sent there and that he would rec.
omend her admission TO the school If
the city would give the bond required
The girl Is now living in 81. Alhans
and the mother in Barr. and under
| the circumstances the charity com
n,ittoo was not disposed to adopt her
| and become responsible for her main
| tcnanCe.
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WAITSFIELD

Those VINO are attending the G. A. r.
encampment at Saratoga from this place
arc Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Bushnell, Mr..
and Mrs. u. II. McAllister and MIR. and
Mrs. II. NJ. waite, Mr. Bushnell will
visit at Hudson, \. Y, before returning
home Mrs. Henry Kneeland and Mrs.
Hooker Of Waterbury arc guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. C. NJ. Richardson this week
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Hastings returned
Friday from a two weeks visit in St,
Johnsbury Miss Lillian Hubbard. for
mer teacher IN the village schools, was
in town over Sunday visiting friends
Mrs p b. Fisk of Planticld and Miss
lydia BigelOw of Lowell Mass, are Wis
iting their brother, A. W Bigelow.-Miss
Annie Fisk and Lewis Whitcomb were
married September ., at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Fisk
by the Rev W, A. Remole.-Mr. and
Mrs ]. NJ Rford Of Maiden, Mass, Wis
tied In town over Sunday.-Thc young
people are to have a basket picnic and
dance at l. 9. o. Y. hail Friday oven
inE.-Mr. and Mrs. George n. Billings
are the parents of a son born September
Mrs Sarah Morgan Boyce, aged 90
years, is as bright and alert IN mind and
memory as one OF much younger age.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-12
FAYsTON.

Mrs Martha Mccullough ana MRS.
Sarah Maxwell went to stowe Friday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Archie McCul-
lough.-Mr. and Mrs. V. c. Pierce
visited at Leon Chlds's In Morctown
Saturlay.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Funk of MnrNvillc. Mo, after several
days with friends in town have start
ed homoward, taking IN the @. a. X.
cncampmcnt at Saratoga, y. Y" on tho
way.-School in No. . is being taught
Ivy Miss Mabel Folsom of Waitsheld;
No 4, Miss May BoYcc; No. q, MIS-.
clara Mckay Bean; No. :. Miss Lizzie
Maxwell, Waitsheld. Miss Gertrude
strong is teaching in tt" academy In
Craftshury. Miss Edna u. Bragg Is
teaching school No. ! I'M Waitsfteid
ana Howard Long in East warren
William Cotton and family of DuN-
bury visited in town Sunday
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WATERBURY.

Charles +. Bailey Jr., who has
charge Of the laundry at the state
Hospital for the Insane, was fright.
fully injured Monday afternoon. He
was about to pass under the largo
eight inch belt and in some unexplain-
able way his clothes caught ami he
was pulled against the motor. When
discovered he was unconscious and
remained so for some time. His right
arm was broken, as was the left side
of his jaw. If he is not injured IN
tcrnally, It is believed he will recover.
The patrons Of the Vermont Com
Iensed Milk company and others who
desire to sell it milk. will meet at
the Robinson Hotel this after
noon when representative OF the
company Will name the schedule Of
priccs.-F, II. Shepardson, manager o,
the Richmond Condensed Milk COM
pany, was In town Monday, The side
track for the factory here will be
completed this week The company
will start In at once to erect n receiv-
ing plant that can later be used as n
part of condensed milk factory
Mrs. l.. A. Babcock and son and grand
daughter arrived Monday noon from
Kasaan, Alaska, and are at the Wat
erbury Inn. They expect to pass the
winter in Vermont. 1t Is expected
that Mr.. Babcock will Join his family
at holiday time. The trip to Vermont
took just two weeks,-Mr. and Mrs. S.
r. Chesley. Mr.. and Mrs, j, N. Harvey,
F. r. Cnesley and Miss Louise Rem.
hart of Montpelier were at the inn
Saturday for a wedding supper-Miss
T-ottia Lacy. who has been employe
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WINDSOR COUNTY
ROCHESTER,,

Mrs. Helen Elliott and sister, Mrs.
George rhi,hrick Of Maucl stcr, n. H.,
who have hcen visiting at T.. y. Morse $
returned Monday. The infant child of
Mr. and Mrs. William account died
very suddenly thursday. The cause is
supposed to have been heart disease
The delegates from the H. S. Eaton Post
to attend the national enca pment OF the
G. 4. X at Saratoga ~ g., this week
are: Ezekiel Emerson. II q thaf"e, q.
T.. NJ rrsh am Ira Buck Miss Leila
Tinkham returned from i'r don Satur-
day.-Miss Ruth Mcneil "t Sew Haven
arrived Saturday Her SCHOOL In the
Branch dtrict opened MorD MIR. and
Mrs J. T.. Trudo are passing few
days in Brandon and Pro't.r-The Rev.
w T.. Lang returned to Chester, Mass.
Saturd2Y.-Dr. G. NJ. Cam "u went to
S1ratOCa Y Y Saturday.
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in 3. e. Wallace's store the past month
has finished work and returned to
Burlington.-W. V. Bryan of this
place and A. J. Durkee of North Dux-
bury have purchased the Burke farm
at North Duxbury of Mrs. Michael
Burke.
DIR. IT. u Bone and Il. Y. Joslyn
passed Sunday at Lake Morey.--Mrs
IT. n. Bone went to Wells River last
Saturday to spend n few days at hcr
home.-Mrs. T.. G.. Hooker and mother,
Mrs. Kneeland, ARC visiting in Waits
field.--Mr. and Mrs. u. f. Atherton
passed Sunday In Waitsncld.-G. B..
Evans left Monday for Mt Clemens,
Mich, to secure treatment for rheu-
matism.--Mrs. Emma Edwards has
gone to Burlington to visit relatives.
j. y. Mcbride, who has been en-
ployed as assistant supervisor at the
state hospital for three years, has
finished work and returned to st. Al
bans.-Mrs. katherine Funk of Mis-
souri has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
] w. Carmody, for tho past week. -
Mrs. James Greene and son have gone
to Worcester, Mass" for n few weeks
with her parents. --Waltcr sleeper will
llnlSn WORK InlS month LOT inc l'T'W
Daniels Granite company. and moVc
to his fathers farm on Blush I'M.
Miss Nellie Moody has returned to
Boston.--Miss Florence Morse has re-
turned to her school work in New
York city.--Mrs. Alice Cooley has
commenced work in u. l.. Knights
storc.-iIr. and Mrs. r. G. Lamb and
daughter, who have been several days
In PutneY, have returned home, ac-
companicd by Mrs Lambs mother
John Moran has returned to his stu
deg at Holy Cross College at Worcos-
| ter. Mnss.-W, II. Robinson IS taking
a three weeks vacation from his work
at tho Record office anal mas gone TO
| Springfield. Mass. lie was accompan-
led by william Gilhcr'-NIr. ana Mrs.
| Walter sheldon have returned from "A
two weeks stay at MI. Sncl Ions home
| I'm Bristol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-12

Lance, at Portsmouth, N. II. She VIII
also visit her daughter Mrs. Cooper,
of Springfield, Mass.--Albin Durkee,
who worked for Frank Pierce all sum-
mer, has gone to his home in Faystoh.
Miss Nettie Moore, who has been
visiting her brother, II. c. Morse, has
returned to Willmantic, Conn.-Mrs.
+. Il. Cormia and children of Milton
are visiting her aunt, Mrs. Estelle A..
Wilson.--Melvin johnson has finished
work for r. w Dugar and gone to
Montpelier whore he has employment.
%. c. w. Richardson of Salina, Kans,
Is in town.---Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Hovey and Mrs. Moses Witham have
gone on the G. A. II. excursion TO
Saratoga.
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VT. ELECTRICIANS MAY
JOIN THE SONS OF JOVE

st. JohnsburY, Sept. 1o.-Jovian States
man Ebert f. Gage has notified the cleo
tricians Of the State that a State branch
OF the ReJuvenatcd Sons of Jove will be
instituted at st. Adams the evening of
September is, In connection with the an
nual session Of the Vermont Electrical,
society This fratcrnal order numbers in
its membership the men engaged in the
various electrical industries in the United
States and foreign countries and. as It's
name suggests, Is largely Of 4 social ma
ture. Following the initiatory services
there will be banquet and high links at
which no formalitics will be tolerated.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-12
WELLMAN STILL WAITING.
Fears sun VIII Get Too Low to ALLOW
Trim 10 the North Pole This Year.

Chicago, Sept. IA special cable to
the Record Herald from Spitzbergan
dated August 81 via Tromsoe. Norway,
September TO- and signed by Walter Well
man, says: The airship America has
been waiting n fortnight for an op-
porunity for n trial trip and to start
for the pole, 1t ic ready 10 depart at any
hour Strong winds have been blowing
constantly from the North for three
weeks and il is Impossible to take the
ship from its anchorage without causing
It's instant destruction.
This has been the stormest summer
known in Spitzbergen in 30 years. We
shall walt few more days for favorable
weather for starting After that the sun
Will be too low to permit a voyage. II
the America starts the crew will consist
of but three men, Wellman, Naniman and
Rosenberg, Major Hersey will be left out
because OF Illness. My confidence in the
ultimate success of the plan to reach
the pole is mistaken"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-12
MIDDLESEX.

George Alexander lost 5000 horse Mon
daY.--Mr. and Mrs. II. Comstock We're
called to Huntington Sunday to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Comstock's uncle.
They returned Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. b.
Daniels went on a carriage trip to Marsh
field and Warren Friday. returning Mon
day. The Rev. j. O. Angel! of Stowe. a
former pastor Is in town this week.-Re-
vival meetings are being held this week
at the now chapel by the Methodist so
ciety.-Mrs. Eliza GoodnouGh Of Montpel-
Ter. who has been some time AZ her old
home with two nieces, returned 10 Mont
pclier Tuesday.
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EAST WARREN.

Lester Lamb was In Randolph Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riford, Mr.. and
Mrs James Dodge and children of Mel
den Mass. were in town the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. William Rounds of Shell
burne are visiting at NJ. r. GOoispecd's,
Ernest Lamb has finished work in
Randolph. and returned home. John
Lovett was called to Essex by the serious
illness of her daughter. Mrs Frank
Davis.-Nr and Mrs +. J. l<iugshury
and two sons of Maiden, Mass. are
visiting IN town.-Jesso NrAllisicr is
seriously i'll. There is little hope OF his
recovery.
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WIRE FENCE KILLS TWO.
became Charged As Result of holt 81
Lightning and Killed TWO Men.

Greensburg, Pa, Sept U.-purlng a
severe electrical storm last night four
miners who were on thelr way home
from work had occasion tn cross a field
and go through harbed wire fence,
lightning struck the heavy cable wire
OF the West Pennsyvania railway com
pany which runs along near the barb"d
wire renee splitting the cable and
causing one end TO drop ON the fence
giving the latter very high voltage
TWO men were Instantly killed when they
touched the fence and the other two
shocked through proximit- but not
actual contact
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-12
HAS COST 4,449, 900.
Audited Statement of Expenses on the
Panama Canal to Dec. 81, 1000

WashinGton, Sept 1.-The Panama
Cana. cost the American government
SS4, 449, 900 up Il December 81, 1906 accord
ing to statement of the audited ex-
penditures made as Of that date and just
published. The bulk OF this expenditure
was the $4,000 oHo to the French com
pany and the Panama government for
canal property, right OF way and fran
chises, and So 4490 22 went for material
and supplies. For general administration
was expended sll24226 for government
and sanitation s4,3Sl 0S, and for con
struction and engineering 9,729,5 54 Other
expenses include s12 1875, $50 under the
head Of plant, which includes rolling
stocks, machinery, second main track
on isthmus, buildings. zone water works
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-12
WATERBURY CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. William stowe of IIaver-
Hill, y. H., have been visiting a Oscar
rnier's.-3eulah Decelle of st. Adams
has been visiting her parents. --Lco
Mlnott met with painful accident re-
Gently, st!cxinE a nail In his foot.--Dr.
F. J. Foster Is attending the national
encampmcnt of the G.. A. r. at Saratoga.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dow have been
entertaining friends from st. Albans.-
MI and Mrs. Arthur Johnson passed
Sunday at c. c. MARSHALL s.-John NJ.
Dillingham; and family were at Irwin
Sulham's Sunday.
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WORCESTER.

l. Il. Wheeler has been at Queen
city Park for several days,-Seth
Noble Of Plainneld Is visiting In town.
Mrs, ID. c. *. Hunt of East Mont
pelier Is at Chauncey Hunts for few
days,-Ray Han. Luke Common, Guy
Downs and Miss Florence Downs are
attending school in Montpelier and the
Misses Mabel and Josephine Fisk at
Johnson.-Alfred Brigham, who had
been at C. NJ. Ladd's for several days,
has returned to his school at Mount
Hermon, Mass-Mrs, NJ =, Kent is
visiting her daughter. MES. Arthur