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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
JESSIE MINES co. ELECTS NEW
 OFFICERS.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Tucsday'S meeting of the stockholJ. CTS or the Jessie Mines company was among the most harmonious and sue '"sHiul ever held since the organization "i the company. In additi ion to a nun Der of inc stockholders who are resi- dents of this city and county. Dr. j.. \. Vance and R. x. Iyarbcc of Cbilr cothe, Ohio, Robert C. Pate of Cl,vc. land, Ohio, Nelson Drcsback of King ston, Ohio. and Smiley Caldwell of Co Iuihbus, Ohio, all of whom are heavily interested in the concern, were pres nj SO that almost the entire stock out standing was represented and the great majority of it by the owners.
 In the discussion of the plan of ,lc. vclopmcnt recently inauguraicd. and the future policies of the company. much interest was manifested, and it was decided to continue thc working shaft. which is now sunk G75 feet. io the 1000 foot level. from which the ore bodies in the vein will bc explored from the different levels by drifts and cross cuts.
 The financial affairs of the company were found to he in excellent condition the reports of Director Drcsback and others indicating that ample funds were in the possession of the company to prosecute the extensive develop mcnts already mapped out.
 The following directors were elected: Smiley Caldwell of Columbus, Ohio Nelson Dresback of Kingston. Ohio; Robert q. Pate of Cleveland, Ohio 1: Edward B Sperry of Jersey City, New Jersey; William r. McQuarric oof Den. yer. Colo; Harry Brisley. T. Ed. Lit, John x. Jones and Jesse Y. Jones of Prescott.
 After the adjournment of the stock holders n meeting of the directors was held and the following officers elected: John $. Jones, president, trcasnrcr and general manager; Harry Brislcy, vice president; Floyd ]. Rittcnour, assistant treasurer and bookkecper al the mines, and Allen Hill, secretary.
 The company's holdings, consisting of fourteen claims. four of which are held under United states patent, are located in the Cbaparral section of the Big Bug district, which is considered one of the richest gold producing dis tricts in the Territory. In addition the company owns 16O acres of land, six miles distant from the mines, in nm castcrly direction, along the Bradshaw Mountain railroad, which is n splendid site for an electric generating plant to furnish power for the large reduction plant which it Is proposed 10 install at the mines in the near future. Although only opened to depth of n little over coo feet, the Little Jessie mine has a record of production, it is said, of $s25,000, some orc having been taken out of its underground workings that sampled ss high as si,ooO to the ton. Vast bodies of medium grade ores are in sight in the drifts md level, and there are several thousand tol' on the dump ready for shipment.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
WANING NOTICE.
To All Whom IL May Concern

TO All Wh0m It May ConcerH. Ny undivided one half interest in the Silver Coin, South Extension Silver Coin and North Extension. situate h Turkey Creek Mining district, YAvs. pal county. Arizona Territory. will sst be responsible for any debts contract. ed for labor performed or material furnished by the parties working the same now under m option and agree. ment.
 Q. ]. GRAHAM. Dated this 10th day of November. 1906.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
MINE WANING NOTICE.
Dated Feb. l, 1906.

Notice Is hereby given thst the un' dersigned, owner of tho Neiman grsup of claims, and located about % .ilss west of Hillside and adjoining ths pet cntod claims of Lawlcr | Wells, 10 the Eureka mining district, Ysvspa' county, Arizona, will not bs respoDsinls for debts of any kind contracted fer labor and improvements on said pso psrty while it h being worked under bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
 By s. J. 0sash, attorney infect. 7-<-06. etaeisstssi
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
EVERY DISTRICT IN THE BRAD.
 sHAWs ACTIVE.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
 GROWN KING, Ariz., Jan. 22.-The prospects for the extensive develop ment of mines in the southern end of the Bradshaws never looked brighter than they do at present. Wagon roads are being built, machinery installed, and m unusual activity is being exhib' tied in every district, despite the in clemency of the weather. Such old. time producers as tho Crown King and the Old Tiger, which have long lain dormant, nre once again on the active list. In the main tunned of the Crown King mine, which now penetratcs the mountain n distance of over 2,500 feet, the ore is coming in again and the in' dications are that it is a large and permanent shoot. At the Old Tiger the new shaft house and machinery foundations are nearly completed, and it is expected that mining operations will be under way within fortnight. Shortage Of Fuel oil.
 Fuel is a problem that is giving the management of the Tiger Gold company great concern. They have been unable to secure the oil shipped to them from | the oil fields, owing to the confiscation of same to their own use by the rail road company. As n consequence oi this diversion of their fuel supply, the Tiger Gold people are "up against Il. v They have not as yet been forced '" shut down their 20-stamps but IT o'i cannot be secured before long the sit nation will become serious. Manager Harrington is at present arranging to secure black oil, which cannot b' used Inv the locomotives and which also can not be pumped to the mine through 'h' nine line. The use of this black oil will neccssitatc the reinstatement oi the oil wagons and the much dreaded haul over bad roads.
 Turkey Creek Booming,
 The Turkey Creek district is expcr' eneing quite boom and good many nroperties have been bonded within tho past three months. The surface .how;n0s i'm this district are very gooo
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given tha, the un. dorsigned, owner of the Neimas group of claims, and located about 20 miles west of Hillside and adjoining the pat sntsd claims of Lawler { Wells, in the Eureka mining district. Yavapsi county, Ariz., will not be rcsponsibl. for debts of any kind contracted for labor and improvements on said prop, srty, while it is being worked under bond.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
MINE WARNING NOTICE.

To whom 1t may concern;
 The Golden Key Mining company or the following named mining claims, to wit: Golden Key, Golden Jewel, Gold. en Gem, Golden Crown, Mountain View and Bedrock, situate in Green wood or Eureka mining districts, Me. have or Yavapsi county, Arizona. will not be responsible for any debts con tracted for labor performed or material furnished or for accidents sustained by above.n named claims under bond snd tho parties at present working the lease.
 q. CHARLES DAVIS
 ALICE F. DAVIS
 Dated Feb, l, 1906,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
UUY ALLEN, By E. J. 0nssh, attorney in fact
APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING pr,

AFFILIATIONS FOR GRAZING PER MlTS-Nosice is hereby given ths, all st piicasioos for permits to grss. cattle. hor~,. and sosts within the Psc~cott po,a.t Re scvse during the s-sson of iO7, mus, be hl.d In ,ny ofhes st prrscoti, Ar,sona. on of in reward to the svssins tss- to bs charged and blsnh fosms to bs ussd in mat Ing ss pltcatson. v l. be fuvnisks.d ntor re.ru
 '. 0. W POOLRR. Bup<rvisos. L~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Turkey Creek Booming.

The Turkey Creek district is expcr'' cneing quite boom and good many uroperties have been bonded within tho past three months. The sur'"ce showinps in this district are very good
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
and it will no, bc an astonishing han. pcning to see some good mines made
 Connect Levels.

Connect Levels.
 The connections between the BOO foo, level of the new working shnfi and the same level on the old workings have been made in tho Tiger Gold com. Pany's Gray Eagle mine. The ore will bc taken from the shaft hereafter. as soon as fuel oil cnn be ob,nincd to run the hoist. This will make quite an economy in the handling of thc orc.
 Strike In the Jack Moore.
 Quite an important strike wns rc ccntly made in the north drift of the Jack Moore claim. owned by the Ga. zclle Mining company. They now bavo exposed about five feet of good grade of ore, and Manager Frank iIarrinp. ton says i' is widening The vein is an exceedingly wide one, being twenty. five or thirty feet between walls n, this point. This is considered one of the most importan, strikes made in the Tiger mining district for some time, and will undoubtedly make producer of the Gnzalle.
 Building Wildflower Road.
 Work on inc Wildflowcr wagon road IS once more under way and all the men thnt can bc hired arc employed. The completion of this road will mean n good deal to the Wildflowcr and sur. rounding country.
 Placer Mining.
 The Los Angeles parties interested in placer mining on the IIassayampa and Oak Creek are pushing the work of prospecting the ground with vigor and will soon know whether or not they have paying proposition.
 Benefit Dance.
 There will be dance in the Miners Union Hall at Crown King for tho benefit of the St. Joseph's Academy, on Friday. January 25, 1907. All are in. vitcd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
Osoby @ Wazkich piersiach

U ludzi pracujqcych siedzaco
wewnatrz budynku i tych, kt6rzy
ME uzywaja ruchu, piersi staja sic
wazkiemi. P}uca ~tcisniete 50 W
ma}ej przestrzeni zamiast rozszee :
rza6 sic swobodnie "a kazdem o.
detcbnieciem. Ludzie tacy, jak
r6wniez i wszyscy, kt6rzy ME cd
dychaja prawid}owc, sk}onni So do
chor6b p~iersiowych, suchot I. d.
Prey pierwszych oznakach zazle
bienia lub kaszlu nale3y zaczac
brac severy Balsam ma pluca, god
ne zaufania lekarstwo ma boil gar
Ola. bolaie piersi, zbola}e pluca.
Nalezy je wzi2c zawczasu przesz
to uniknqc przedwczesnego grobn..
Zapytajcie :kazdego, kto to lekalr:s
.stwo uzywa}, a przekonacie sic, ze
Jest ono skuteczne: we wszystkich
wypadkach:.
Cena IS i so cent6w we WszYst--
kich apltekach. Tub Cd W: 3. SIEVE
IA CO.: Cedar Rapidaa,sIooNeta:
-. - ~ = $3.50. -E&.E.T#E .E.&E NASME@ &G1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
Jak Wyleczyc Wyrzutt AZ e
Sk6rZe. .. III.

,,Aby sie uwolnic cd Wy'rzut6w
ma sk6rze" pisze Jan Kemp, East
.Olisfield, Me-, ,uzywalem Blu
cklena masc arnikowa. Uzywaftee'mlll|
lei take ma s6lny r%eumatyzm z "a
dziwiajacym rezultatem. "Gwaran
towana ma wyleczenie 2 ran f t
brycznych, zastarzale Hrzody, CRU
czo}y, sparzenia, skaleczeqnia, Cd
i choroby skdrne. 25c "
apiece NJ. j. Kowalewskieggs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17

Wtedy adwokat PleaiWell,
wskazawszy ma Jak6ba, zapyr
tai Tomasza:
Czy on byl podobny do
.tego cz}owieka?
Me, panic odrzek1
zapytany.
Us}yszawszy te odpoWiedz.
|Pleadwell rozsiadf sic wygod
ME W swoim hotelu j 2 try
umfujacym usmiechem spoj
rial ma sedzi6w przysieglych,
a publicznosc, znajdujaca sic
W sail, m6wi}a, re odpowiedzz
|Tomasza zupe}nie uniewinia
Jak6ba. Wszyscy uwazali zez-
mamie Tomasza "a rozstrzvga-
jace W ca1ej tel sprawie, in
nego wszakze zdania byl sam
Jak6b, kt6ry ciagle trzyma1
sic rekami brzegu sto}u j
spoglada} bozmyslnie ma pre-
~ciwleg]a 6ciane, starajac sic
tym sposobem przyt{umic
swe wzruszenie.
Tymczasem W duszy To-
masza ciagle dzwiecza}a przy-
|siega, 10 powie Gala prawde,
a przeciez dotad .jej ME po7
wiedzia}. Czuf, re swiadec-
two. jake z}ozy}, r6wna}o sic
)k1amstwu. Uczucie why
przygniata}o jego dusze. IDA
wa}o mu sic, re. zewszad sly
sly s}owa poga1dy i potepie.
mia: Wiaro}omco, ch}opcze
przedajny? Niepodobna OPT
sac katuszy, jakich doznawa},
czujac, 10 SODA gardzi6 mYsi'
Nagle W duszy jego pow
sta}a my6l tax silna, ze jej
Isle oprzec ME m6g}. By}a to
my6l 6mia}a, rozpaczliwa. Ze-
szed}szy podwyzszenia,
przeznaczonego ola swiadk6w
" jednej chwili przes7ed]
p~rzestrze6, oddzielajaca 60 cd
adwokata Pleadwell'a a sta,
nawszy pred MIN, szybko
wyja} pieniadze z kieszonki
cd kamizelki i po}ozy} je ma
stole, poczem z ia sama pred
ko6cia powr6ci} ma opuszczo-
ne miejce: tn rzek}:
$3.50. Teraz jestem swobod-
|ny. Zr6bcie 20 NINA co chce-
|cie, dreczcie mnie, zabijcie,
wszyst-
ko, co WIEN!
(Ciag dalszy nastapi). +.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
PrZyjemna nOWOsc.

%G&%H& s&#E&#Es:
Many pred soba 6liczny 6cienny
kalendarz ma rok 1907, rozdawany
przez J6z Trlner fabrykanta anne.
rykaiskieso Elixira gorzkiego vi
ma Trinera. Oryginalne szki,e ~
sowane prze1 slawnego czeskiego
artyste pana E Nadhernygo 90
.rzeczywiscie barlzo st6sowne. Js
den 2 nich przedstawia wyladnwa
ME emlg antdw do tego kraju, q
druyl zbierapie ziol W starym kra-
ju 4 winogron " Kaliforn,i, ma
produkta wyrabiane przez jog.
Triner'a. Kopia tych kalendarzy
bes1zie wys'ana ma iakikolwiek
adres "a ~przesy{ka lee moneta Tub
" znsczkach pocztowych. pod adre-
sem Jos. Triutr, 1875 s. Ashland
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
WYROK.

@vs ~ A&ASS AA
Tomasz uslyszawszy sWe
imie,. zbladl, powstal, niepeW-
nym krokiem przeszedl WSr6d
|otaczajacej go publicznoSci j
|stanal pred, kratkami. Cd
czytano mu rote przysleggi,
|dano mu do poca1oWania kru-
|cyfiks i kazano poWt6rzyc,
lie powie Gala praWde. Pc raz
" SVEN zyciu by1
lon p~rzedmiotem og6lnej u
lwagi sedzi6W, sadu przysie-
'g1ych i licznie zebranej pu-
|blicznosci. Slowa: ,,powiem
Gala prawde" u~stawicznie
brzmia}y mu W uszach. Krew
uderzy}a mu do g}owy, a
|dusze jego przeje}a jakas nj
czem ME ~wyt}6maczona oba.
IVA; lecz trwa1o to tylko
chwile. Bardzo sic zadziwi},
kiedy ujrza} powstajacego z
miejsca Jak6ba Rennie, kt6ry
spojrzawszy ma .niego wzro-
kiem przerazliwym, pochyli1
sic do adwokata Pleadwell'a
Ii chrapliwym g}osem rzek@
mu do ucha: !
Me powiedzia}eS mi
pan, re tego ch}opca cheese
powo}ac ma swiadka! Me ma
leza1o go dopu6cic do przy-
siegi. Postapiono zupe}nie
nieprawnie. Me zgadzam sic
ma to, movie wyraznie, re sic
ma to ME zgadzam.
Pleadwell po1ozy} reke ma
ramieniu m6wiacego i zmu-
sill 60 do zajecia opuszczone;
go miejsca. Nastapi}a tera2
cicha rozmowa pomiedzy a.
:idwokatem a Jak6bem, trivia
jaca kilka minut, pc kt6rej
ten ostatni, trzymajac sic
rekami brzegu stolu, wlepi]
wzrok W przeciwleg}a 6ciane,
ably ME spogladac ma Toma-
sza.
Tymczasem adwokat Plea
dwell ciagna} dalej rozpocze-
te badanie. Najprz6d zapyta]
Tomasza,g dzie mieszka i czem
sic zajmuje, poczem tax zgra~
bnie sformowa} swe pytania,
IL zmusi1 60 do wzmianki O
ociemnia}ym bracie Benjami-
ME, o widzeniu sic 2 Jerzym
Il O tenn, czego p6zniej by}
sWiadkiem.
Kiedy, powracajac cd Je-
rzego pyta} adwokat -
zblizy} sic do sk}adu wegli,
czy widzia}es cz1owieka ukry
tego W cieniu budynku?
- Widzia}em~ - odrzek}
Tomasz. W jakiej m6g}s sic
znajdowac Cd ciebie odleg}o-
Sci? .-.
- o~dleg}oSci dziesieciu
STOP.
Gdzie sic uda1?
/. = Me wien, DO straci}em
go z oczu W .poblizu miejsca|
.gdzie sta}a maszyna.
- Czy ME wiesz, skad wy
szed}?.
z tych wr6t, W kt6-
Tuch sid OAhvwaa 51adnvuan mol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
Brat ociemniafY'

s&&&4A
,@@@>
(Ciag dalszy).
Vice rzeczywi6cie PREY
szed} ten ch1opiec? zapy-
tai adwokat Summons troche
~niedowierzajaco.
Przyszedl powt6rzy1
jerry powiedzia}, re "a
~prowadzi{ brata do domu, i
re ME potrzebuje mojej po-.
mocy juz. Wyrzek}szy to,
natychmiast odszed}, a ia
zabiera1em sic do spoczynku.
By1a to godzina jedenasta.
Jak sic nazywa ten
ch}opiec? pyta} dalej adwo-
kat. <...-s
- Tomasz Taylor.
Jak6b wzdrygna} sic, us}y-
szawszy to %nazwisko, widocz-
ME krew uderzy}a mu do
g}owy, BIO bardzo poczerwie-
Mai.
Czy ch}opiec:ten poszed1
W kierunku sk1adu wegla? -
zapyta1 adwokat- Summons.
- TAX jest, panic.
- Kiedy us}ysza}e6 okrzyk
,,gore! 49,:
- Mniej wiecej dziesiet
minut pc jego odej6ciu.
Czy W tym czasie chic
piec ten m6g} juz minat
sk1ad wegli?
- M6g1, DO szed1 bardzo
'predko.
- Czy jeste6 pewny, czy
Tomasz Taylor ME podpali]
sk1adu wegli?
Ma tax niespodziewane py-
TAME jerry os}upia}; ME VIE
dzia{ ma razie, co odpowie-
dziec, wreszcie rzek}: a.,
- 0! zupe}nie jestem pew
ny, to wcale bye ME moze.
- Poczem g1o6no sic roz-
6mia} ma sama my5l, ze MOI
ma o cos podobnego posadzit
Tomasza i doda} - w cafej
okolicy ME masz lepszego
mad niego ch}opca.
Tomasz wszakze przyja} to
zapytanie z zupe}nie innem
uczuciem; zrozumia}, re move
niespodziewane poczyna mu
grozic niebezpieczehstwo. Coz
uczyni, jesli go posadza o
podpalenie sk}adu wegli. Czyz
Jak6b i Carolan ME NIGGA
zaSwiadczyc przeciwko ME
mu? Wszak NIGGA nawet przy-
siadz, re widzieli go ucieka-
jacego cd zapalonego sk}adu
wegli, kie dopuSciwszy sic
zadnego k}amstwa. jake
w6wczas zeznaniem swojem
przyczynic sic do uniewin-
nienia Jak6ba Rennie, cho-
ciaz wiedzia1, re dopusci1 sic
zbrodni, o jaka jest obwinio-
ny, a co jeszcze bardziej jest
haniebnem, got6w by1 to u
czynic "a pieniadze. Z tego|
s]tanowiska nigdy jeszcze ME
;zapatryWa1 sic !: na swa obiet-
nice. Rozwazana z tego punk
tn. bv{a .cZynem. sDfaWa ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17

Gdzie sic uda1?
- Me wien, DO st1aci}em
go z oczu W .poblizu miejsca
gdzie sta}a maszyna.
Czy ME wiesz, skad wy
szed}?.
z tych wr6t, W kt6-
rych sic odbywas s1adowaule
Wegli.
= Wjakim przeciasul :czasu pc
jeggo ..zniknieciu ujrzale6 pier
|wszy. slad pozaru?
Mniej wiecej we try
min'u y.
Czy przypatrzy}e5 sic
temu cz1owiekowi?
Dosyc dobrze go widzia-
lem.
Czy mozesz powiedziec
jak wyg1adal? Opisz 60.
Byl to czlowiek niski,
sz,czup}y bez zadnego zaros-
tn ma twarzy.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-07
nourh arRAFEoRp.

J. o. Kendall was in West Lebanon sat
urday.
The Ladies Aid met at the yestry Thurs
day afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Boomer had their son as a
guest last week.
), y. Buell. weat TO Iyudony,ilg Saturday,
returning Monday.
Origin Seymour of New York was at his
summer home recently.
Arthur Judd was ia Randolph recently
70 attend a MgsCn meeting,
Miss Susie Hazeltinc was in Chelsea last
week, having dentistry done.
MISS Waterman Of runbridge has been
VISIT Miss susie Hazeltine.
Felix Kapisuh from Wilder has been
spending day or two IN town.
James o. Kendall was at Randolph last
week TO visit the Masonic lodge.
The regular monthly covenant meeting
wa Lell at the yCstry Wednesday.
Sc eral couples from this lage at
tended the dance at Sharon Friday.
Lawrence Adler Of Dartmouth was a
guest of Mrs. George Troop recently.
Most Of the sick people are improving,
although several new ones have been
added to the list.
Frederick Truman OF Boston, an imper-
senator OF Dickens characters from Martin
Chuzzlewit David Copperiield and Cricket
on the Hearth, will appear at Barrett hall
Wednesday evening, teJ. 10, under the
auspices OF Unity chapter, o. +. S. Ice
cream and cake will be sold al intermis-
sion. Tickets on sale at ;. B. Buell's store
ana ii, II. Udali's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-07

Mrs. William Luce is better, so she can
sit up most OF the time.
Many ople in this vicinity are III with
the prevailing distemper.
George Moody is reported to be on The
gain, but not able so far to SIT up any.
Mrs. Harwood Of White River junction
visited at J. q. Sanders and has now re-
turned to her home.
d. d. Giles lost one OF his horses by
sickness recently and now the other one Is
not expected to live.
Mrs. Myra Waterman, who mas been out
OF town to work, has returned to her home
and is visiting her friends,
Robert +. Smith came home for visit
OF week with his parents before starting
for the West on business, where he expects
TO remain for some time.
The Ladies' Aud will meet at the par.
souage Wednesday afternoon and evening
Feb 10. There will be donkey party in the
evening, which all are cordially invited to
attend. Due appreciation viii be given Il
the greatest donkey Of the evening.
Elmer Sly had a narrow escape from los
ing his buildings recently by fire. one o.
the ladies of the house was called TO The
other part OF the house, where she sudden
ly heard the fire IN the partition. b.
quick work, it was soon subdued. Fortu
nateiy it was discovered in just the righ
time to save the buildings. The damag,
was light.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-07
SOUTH srockRRIpes.

Mr.. Dimmick, wife and child have
gone to Gilbert Blanehard's to live.
Eugene Esley was sIck at Ed. Hills
last week and attic ded by DIR. Edmunds.
Mr. Howard OF Royalton has been sur
veying lumber at tine Goodale Bros mill.
Iegsa Davis was home couple OF DAYS
last week sick with the prevailing dis
temper.
DR.. Johnston was in this vicinity again
recently aud did good business extract
ing teeth.
Mrs. Mertie Tucker from Lynn, Mass,
snent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Il.
X. Towne.
Miss Amber Hin went home from John
| Hager's Saturday night sick with the
prevailing distemper.
! Ioria Chamberlin was sick several days
! last week with a bronchial trouble, at
| tended by DR.. Edmunds.
Mr.. Gibson spent Sunday with his
family in Sharon, returning to the
Sherburne camp Monday.
Clarence Bauldin of Plunketville camp
, in Pittsfeld spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Nelson, i No,own.
Mr.. Gibson of the Sherburne camp is to
have wire put up this week to connect
with the south Stock bridge line at
! Notown.
| Mrs. Mary Boutwell, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. Asahel Boutwell,; 50 their son,
/ Willis Boutwell,, and family of Rochester
spent Sunday with them.
Lewis Hoisington was called to Bridge
water last Tuesday by the death of his
father, Lewis Holsington, Sr. The funeral
was Thursday and he returned to his
work at Reynolds Friday.
Charles Kidder of Bethel was in this
vicinity Friday and bought one of Fred
| Reynolds black and white oxen. Mr..
Reynolds was in Bridgewater Saturday
and bought an odd OK SO his team is al
work again.
| G. A. Clough of Braintree and Harry
Hubbard of Granville were at j. s. Davis
from Tuesday till Friday and finished
wiring the South Stock brid ge telephone
line and put in nine phones Saturday
A hneman put up wire and switch al
Guy Hodgkins' store.
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Miss Myrtle Manning is a little better.
Mrs. Henry Baker was in Bethel Satur-
day.
T. A. Peart returned to New York Sun
day.
p. W. Green was in Randolph Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Sulham were in Gran.
vile over Sunday.
Frank Barnes fell on the ice Sunday,
hurting him quite badly.
Henry Baker and wife and daughter
were in Lillieville Sunday.
There was a dance at Ed Whitcomb's on
South hill Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Roman Holland is spending the
week with Der pareJts in Gaysvlle.
Miss Nancy Jones went Monday to
Worcester, Mass, where she has work.
William Grant of Lincoln has been WIS.,
lting his brother and other relatives in
town.
Mrs. Abble Brown OF Pittsfeld has
come to spend the winter with Mrs.
Hattie Jones.
Mrs. Willis Boutwell, aud daughter,
Lucy, of Rochester were guests of Mrs.
Carl Nefi Friday.
Mrs. Fatima Chamberlin spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Kezer, in Rochester.
Miss Edna Green has just finished a
successful term of school IN Granville and
returned home Sunday.
There will be box social at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Fish Friday evening,
Feb. Is. All are invited.