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CAMBRIDGE.

The little son OF Mrs. Lizzie Colgrove
Iiovt was taken to Burlington Saturday
for an operation for appcndicitis.-Mr.
and Mrs. X. T. Brown, Carlisle Brown
and Miss Stella Metcalf Of North Willis
ton spent Sunvy at w. NJ. Smiths
Mr.. and Mrs. J. johnson and three chill
dren OF Iowa are the guests of Mrs
Johnson's sister Mrs II. y. Gray. Mr.
and Mrs. O. l.. Woods of Worthwhile
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs f..
W. Patch.-Mrs. Sarah Brush and son.
Warner of Boston are spending several
weeks in town.--Mrs Jennie Stevens OF
Boston is the guest of her sister, Mrs
+. c. Wells.-Verne Macombcr. son OF
Mr.. Macombcr of Pleasant Valley, died
at the home Of his parents Monday after
long illness with heart trouble.-Mrs.
G. G.. Mead of Lancaster. Mass, arrived
Monday for an extended visit.-The re-
mains OF Mrs Daniel Warren of st. Al
bans were brought to Pleasant Valley
Monday and the funeral services were
held Mt the home of her sister. Mrs. +.
Butler, that afternoon at one O'Clock. -
Mrs. Libbie Thomas of Morrisvillc Is
spending several days with her brother
F.. Butler.-Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rebec
and little son OF Worthwhile passed Sun
day at H. y. Gray's.-Mrs V. Wethera
OF Milton Is spending several days with
relatives in town.
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lower point at the "Bugbee" springs.
where there Is an abundance of 1t, but
too low to throw into the large reservoir,
and installing an electric pump to force
the water into the large reservoir. This
will give an abundance of water for oil
purposes including the sprinkling Of
streets which has had TO be cut out
during the long dry, dusty season on ac-
count OF shortage Of water.--Mrs. Roy
Warden and child OF Bedford, Mass, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Ellis.-Mr.
and Mrs. Is. 8. Balch and daughter. Miss
Mabel OF Burlington returned home
Tues,iay.--Mrs J. II. Warren went Tues
day TO Mile Point, where she will pass
two weeks with her sister. Mrs. r. L.
Frsh-Mrs. II. II. Daniels of Newport Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Danicls.-Al-
fred Tatro went to bakersfield Tuesday
for several wccks.-Mrs w. J. Jackson
of Woodsvil,e. n. H.. visited in town
Wednesday Mrs. II @. jackson and
daughter. who have been guests of Mrs.
T.. II. Kinds, returned to Cambridge
Tuesday. II. Townc, as delegate
from the local fire company. and Charles
Nichols left Wednesday for Middlebury
to attend tho firemen's meeting.-Miss
Juna Kinds is passing two weeks in JEFF
fersonville. and Mrs. w. j. Ford of
Fulton, n. y, went Wednesday, TO Ma
lone. n. Y, to visit before returning
home. Mrs. George kisskumer and
daughter were in Johnson Wednesday,
Mrs Mary Thomas went to Essex juno
ton Wednesday to visit Mrs. +, T.. Bow
man and Mrs Homer Drury.-Mr. and
Mrs j. J. Billings were IN Burlington
Wednesday J. NJ Sprague and
daughter of Mapleton. MINI. went We'd
nesday TO burlington for short stay
before returning home.-Mr. and Mrs
George Cooke of Hardwick are visiting
| Mr. and Mrs. a. 70. Drapcr.-Niiss Mar
| tina Terrin Of Underhil Is visiting Mrs
| L. H. Raymond.-Frank McWhorter OF
Barre called upon friends here Wednes
day.-Joseph Rivers went to Burlington
| Tuesday to enter the Mary Fletcher hos
p.tal He Will undergo an operation for
| appendicitis Thursday or Friday Miss
| Emma Langdcll returned from Cam
bridge Wednesday and Is with Mrs. Jo-
seph Rivers MFR. and Mrs Joseph Muz
| ~ Of johnson are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
| Bernie Thomas.-Miss Lillian Kendall
left Wednesday for Mapewood. y. II.
| where she has employment for the sum
| mer.-Miss Lucy Preston Is visiting II
| Cabot and Walden.-Mrs. o. r. Kei.f
went to 1.yndonville Wednesdag where
| she will meet Mr.. Keith and remair
with him until Saturday. MIR. and Mrs
II. F. skinner OF Chicago and Mrs. Don
aid Scribner of Hyds Park were guest
| Wednesday OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Fisk
Mrs Charles Bridge OF Albany, n Y.
ls at Mrs. Cora Wh;pple's for the sum
| mer.
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WEsTF1ELD.

Last Friday evening was red letter
day for Westfeld, when J. l.. Lewis OF
North Troy. one Of the best orators in
northern Vermont, delivered a most in.
spring and patriotic address in the con.
gregational church under the auspice:
Of the Christian Endeavor society. to an
audience of a little more than 200 West
field people. Lieut.. Gov @. II. Prouty
Of Newport gave briefer address on
Vermont issues OF to-day in his usual
clear and concise and logical manner.
The rapt attention of the audience show
ed their interest In and appreciation Of
the honor Of having two such distinguish
ed and eloquent speakers In this little
town. Mrs Lewis was prevented at the
last moment from attending Mr.. Prouty
was accompanied by Mrs Prouty, Mrs
c. A Prouty Of Washington. Mrs. Blanh-
ard of Newport and his brother. Harley
Prouty who arrived from california only
an hour or two before starting for West
field, The Misses Marion and Florence
Clark of new Jersey are guests Of their
aunt, Mrs W. y. Bell Miss 1ottie
Stcklcs. a teacher IN Brooklyn, who has
been the guest of her friend Mrs w
a. Young started Monday for her home
in Westvile. y. Y.-Rev. F. Williams
will preach Sunday as usual. Topic y
was not disobedient TO the heavenly
vision"
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY, JULY 1908

village school.-Ex-Gov. c. 8. Page is
confined to the house with an attack OF
indigestion.-Orin Jones, Hugh Tyndall
and the Misses ChafYee and McGookin
have finished work In Pages ofiice.-The
Cemetery association has received gift
of $10o from Mrs. Merritt Lce.-Miss Bes-
sic Merrill Of Waltham. Mass. Is visit
ing her uncle James Eaton.-Mrs. James
Jewett died Monday morning from pneu-
monia. with which she had been Ill but
a short time Candidates mentioned"
for town representative are E. q. Sher-
win, ]. s. Leach. X. 8. Aage and T.. A.
Wedge. II. w. Hulburd announces that
he Is not a candidate. Mrs. Murray
Calkins has been called to Boston by
the illness of her mother.--The hay crop
here IL light. about two-thirds the usual
run.-Mr and Mrs. Wallace Graves of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs J. A. ITolbrook. James
Lane and son are visiting relatives in
Wolcott.-Forest fires on surrounding
mountains made the atmosphere here
abouts decidedly smoky Monday.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. w +. Gage is visiting Mrs. Belle
Johnson at Barre and II. j. Kemp and
family at Waterbury this week Charles
Currier of Barre was in town saturday. -
A. Is. Hunt OF Lebanon. \. H., visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Hunt
Friday MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ, Taylor and
Wesley returned from -dagos p. Q"
Friday Floyd Harding of Monroe, y,
H., is the new night operator at the
White Mountain central offlCe.-Mr. ana
Mrs C. c. Dole of Warrington, ID C.,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs Warren
Davis.-Mrs. Eta Merrill and son. Glenn
of Newport. y. H., are with Mrs. ID. *.
Andross for two weeks-Dr T.. NJ. Funk
o. Washington. d, G., is in town win
friends and Mrs T. q. Baldwin OF
West Brooktield. Mass, are guests OF
Mr. ana Mrs. II. $, Homer Miss Mar
iorie Shaw of Cambridge, Mass. is visit
ing her grandmother. Mrs, NJ II, Crook.
Arthur Rushnw was In Northheld last
weck.-C. II. Martin Of West Newbury,
Mass, is with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
1 1T,
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

The Georgia Jubilee Singers gave .
concert in the town hall saturday even
ing under the auspices of the Boys So
ciety OF the Methodist Church-Mtss Mas
Dram is Mt homo from Barre for vaca
ton Of two weeks The Methodist Sun.
day school will have its annual picnic
Wednesday at Moosalamoo Park. LAX.
Dunmore. Lawrence Welch OF Pttsheld
Mass. is visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs J.. +. Nichols.-E D. Black.
we'll and family have returned from
trim TO Lake George.-E. H. Button e.
turned Saturday from Hague, y. Y.
The Sunday school OF St Thomas,
Church will hold its annual picnic
to-day at KelseVs. Lake Dunmore.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Brunell of Helena,
Mont, are guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles W. Briggs. Mrs. Henry Finley
Of New York is passing several weeks
with Mrs F. NJ. rce.-Charles Bis,
went to New York last evening for .
short stay.-Mr, and Mrs Ernest Samp.
son and son OF Greenfield. Mass have
been spending the past week with MIR,
and Mrs W. H. Sisco MIR and Mrs ".
A. Collins and Mr. and Mrs, + \, Briggs
left Tuesday for two weeks at the
(COntincd ON 18th pRge.)
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Boy $ Shirt Waists.
H. w. ALLEN O. CO.

Wells left last night for Fresno.
Cal. where she has found employment
Mr.. Wells. who has been unable to
work for some months owing to a
broken limb leaves in about two weeks
for Kennett Square. Pa.
Tho private funeral of julius NJ. Mont
gomery was held at his late home on
Werton street yesterday afternoon ut
two O'Clock. the Rev. G. O. Howe Of
fciating Floral offerings were made by
the family Grange and employees of T..
f. Emerson d Co. and interInent was in
South View cemetery. Relatives from
away were a brother. Mason Montgomery
of Braintree, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fish
Of Richmond. Messrs Lester. Harry
and Waldo Flint OF Braintree and Mrs.
L. l.. Dicker1nan OF East Granville. Will
lam Mcintosh. George Pinney. Ernest
Fish and Frank Copeland were the
bearers.-R. o. Stoddard has arrived from
Costa Rica and is spending few weeks
with relatives here and In Bethel.-Mrs.
Charles Pettigrew OF Lowell, Mass. Is
visiting relatives here.-William Nc
Intosh has returned from two weeks
absence in Northheld with his sister, Mrs
Alex EnSland.--Mr. and Mrs. 5. 5. Whit
comb attended n 1aInllN reunion AT inc
home of her sister, Mrs. Thatcher. in
Mortified Falls ycsterday.-Mrs. Harriet
Cushman and daughter. Mrs. Francis
E.aton, are In burlington for II few days.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. Clark of Springfield.
Mass. who have been with relatives here
for a few days. have gone to Northheld-
Mrs Jul,ette R!ndge was IN Northteld
Falls yesterday.-Silas Chadwick has
gone to Sunapee Lake, y. H.-Mrs c. l..
Jackman is In Northticld for a few days.
Mrs. Luna Dutton of Boston went
yesterday to South Tunbridge after visit
ing Mrs. Mary Holbrook. Miss Frances
Spooner is the guest of Mrs b D.
OBrien In Somcrvile. Mass-E. A, Shat
tuck was In Barre yesterday.-Mss Ella
| Adams who has been visiting Miss Jessie
Blanchard, has gone to her home IN
Barnard Pred Culver of South Royal
ton was at j. NJ Atwoods yesterday -
Roy Thayer of F'itchburg. Mass. Is visit
Ing at Timothy Blanchards.-Mr. ana
Mrs H. .. Ranister are entertaining their
daughter. Mrs. John Rogers. an. infant
of Montpelier.-Mrs. w. r. Edison and
sister Miss Jennie Johnston, attended
a wedding in Lebanon. y. H., yesterday
Mrs. r. G. Morton and Miss MARY
Marcott arc at Mascoma Lake, Enfield
" H. for few days.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NORTH TROY.

Fred u. I,ucicr has purchased ar auto
mobile Of u. Is. Gilbert Of Newport and
Gilbert has purchased Henry Park
hnrsts Rambler -Elnora II. Ewins has
been appointed exccutrix OF the will Of
inc late G. T. Ewns. and f. y. Ham
mond and J. r. Il. Hunt have been APP
pointed commissioners daughter has
boen born to Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Hunt
ana son to Mr. and Mrs George Bon
ette.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest NJ Stebbins
or Evansville. Wis. formerly of this
town, are visitors of r. 2. hammond -
In disturbance near the line house tho
other night. Albert Manash was struck
on the head and bad cut result 81
which bled freolv-Tho Rev. Jane.
Ramage IL away on his vacation.-Mr
and Mrs, Edward Lake arc in Nov
Hampshire and Massachusetts for few
Wpeks
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NEWPORT.

r. W. Luxford and daughter. Helen,
Of Lisbon. y. H.. were visitors in town
la st week -The Black Arrow Canoe club
held It's first outing Thursday when ths
club took a two hours cruise on the
lake Miss Gladys Woodbury.. formc-
r. sident. is visiting in town for n fov
da ys.-Stewart Farrar of Springfield =
visiting Mt f. +. SpauldinE's -Delwin
Sh~pey and party OF sheldon Falls are
passing the summer camping on the
lake.-Daniel Biebce, who has been visit
ing In this place for some time, returne |
to Chicago Friday --Nelson Rice, who
suffered an attack Of appendicitis a few
days ago. is improving. -Arlne Dodge q
Den. Col, Is passing the summer In
town.-The Rev. G. d. Lance and family
left Monday Tor two weeks vaca
ton.
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JEFFERsONVILLh.

Scott Buchanan Is spending his vaca-
ton with relatives In Gilover--Mrs. Dora
Atwood and friends from johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Narnum had picnic
at Smugglers Notch Saturday.-Mrs.
Lillian CWaterman) Welch from the West
Is a guest at -. c. Griswold s.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Green have rented and taken
possession Of the upper part Of Mrs.
Lillian Buchanans house.-Miss Matte
Wilcox and Miss Lolita Brown are spend
Ing several days at Queen city Park
Mrs Alice Ballard of Montpelier IL the
guest at her fathers. ID. G. Griswold,-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Green, Jr.. OF Bur
lington are guests of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs j. w. Green.-Mrs. Lillian
Buchanan has gone to visit friends In
Worcester Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Hebb have gone to camp in Franklin, at
Silver Lake, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Parr of New York city. =
L. y. Carleton OF Waterford, n. y,
ia visiting here
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. f. u. Award have moved
to Mrs W, A. Fvans's. Mrs. Award is in
very weak condition and nearly help
less.-D. A. Partridge Is IN a critical con-
dition, the arteries about the heart are
hardening and he has difficulty In
brea thing Miss Hartwell is adding a
piazza to her summer residence. Cha rles
WEIGH Of Cleveland. Ohio who is a guest
of his aunt. Mrs. j. NJ Holden, at the
old homestead. gave a theatre party last
week to about twenty OF his young
friends, -John Taegart has Waite 4 RoG-
ers at work on his house and the out
side Is nearing completion. The extra
story that he IL adding will be great
Improvement Mfr. and Mrs, F. NJ
WedKewood of Essex Junction are guests
at y. L. Boydens, An the summer
boarding houses ARE filling mp ana PIC
MICS, straw rides and golf are the order
of the day.-Mr and Mrs. hert Perry
have returned from weeks honeymoon
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EDEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Blake of Bur
llngton. william Tracy OF johnson and
q number Of others are camping at the
lake.-Dr. Prentice and family have
returned to Johnson.-Nernor Dodge
has gone to Seattle, Wash. where ne
has q pos.tion.-Joseph Scott OF Ell
mira, n. y. Is at his summer resi-
dence on vacation.-Mrs Bernice
Gilchrist and son, Scott. of Newport
and Mrs. Belle Adams of Providence
are visiting their mother. Mrs. San
born.-Mrs. Katie Parkhurst met with
an accident Sunday while going to
her home from the luke Her horse
became frightened at an auto and
freed Itself from tho surrey after
breaking one wheel and a whiffletree.
No one was hurt.
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Barre and vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs FrAssf
]. Robinson of Malone. N. Y. who are
visiting in this vicinity, returned We'd
nesday from johnson and Worthwhile
Mrs G. G. Robinson returned Tuesday
from Morrisville where she has visited
her daughter. Mrs. Il. q. Barrows.-Miss
Louise Chaplin Is attending the summer
school In Johnson-The subject OF the
sermon at Unity Church Sunday morn
ing will be Follow the Clean"
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ELMORE.

Mrs. Keeler. who has visited Mrs
Wakefield in Morrisville for three
weeks, returned Saturday-The Kew
Mr.. Wills OF Wolcott preached here
Sunday.-Miss Carrie Tillotson, who has
been visiting her sisters. Mrs, w. Girls
void and Mrs. s. Wedge. returned Satnr'
day to Morristown.-Mr, and Mrs sam
mel Wedge visited In Lowell Sunday
Miss Florence Eldred visited In Wolcot'
saturday.-Miss Allen OF Lowell. Mass
is visiting MIR. and Mrs Elwood'-Mrs
Mckenzie. who has been caring for MIS-
Charles PEG. left for Hyde Park Mon
DAYS. y. Eldred visited his sister II
Wolcott Sunday.
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BELVUERE

Mrs. w. f. Shattuck of Fairfield Is
visiting at Mrs. A. NJ. Shattuck' s.-Lyda
Coburn of Burlington and DIR. Columns
little daughter Nalmer Of Milton who
have been visiting at II. W. Coburn's.
have returned to their homcs.-W. +.
Shattuck of East Fairfield visited his
mother. Mrs A. NJ Shattuck. over Sum
day.-The carpenters are getting along
nicely on the school house at the Center.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Daniel Durkee has returned from
Randolph sanitarium not much improved
In health.-Iiarry Osgood. who has been
visiting In this place and North Ran
dolph, returned to Boston yesterday -
llohert Peck has returned from Boston-
l.. A. Richardson IL moving his house
a short distance and raising 1t. 6, {.
Blodgett of Randolph is doing the
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Miss Loula Smith Of Jacksonville, Fla.
is the guest of Misses Gail and Genevieve
Lamson for a few days before going to
TIighgate Springs.-The lo-year-old son,
Herbert. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orin Tallman,
Is i'll with typhoid fever,-George S. Brad
ford of Newburypor,, Mass. who has
been visiting at A. A. Wainwright's
went to Mortified F'riday.-Mr and Mrs.
c. f. Huggins OF Concord n. H., and
Mrs II. r. Willard of Belvidere. H..
are guests at II. A. Leonard s.-Mrs.
Robert Coy OF New York and Madame
Coy OF Bethel arrived Monday at
W. u. Vial's,-Mrs. NJ, r Allen Of
Somerville Mass, Is visitor at Or.
Stewart s-Mr. and Mrs. David Bruce
and children have returned to Barre
after a visit at jerry Goodharts.-A1rs
IF. r. Inga,sbe OF Bethlehem, Pa. Is
the guest Of her mother. Mrs Ella Bixby.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Merton
English Friday.--Miss Margaret Burnnp
of Baldwinsville. Mass. Joined her
mother at w. F. Towards Saturday
Miss lisa Pinney and two sisters of
Springfield. who have been guests at
Henry Aliens. have gone 10 Northfield-
Mrs Chester Hood and son were in
South Royalton Saturday The Lorne
Flwyn company finished n successful
series of plays Saturday night.-Charles
Goodhart came from Lake George. y.
y. Saturiay.-Mr. and Mrs. c. b..
Hollis and children have returned from
a month In Nahant, Mass.
Papers were served on John f. Kim
ball Monday for the expense of re-
moving the gasolene tank of his garage
thn ,,in n
| block on Merchants row to the village
lot below the Kimball public library.
| The tank which contained so gallons OF
! asolene seemed to the fire wardens and
insurance agents a very dangerous thing.
Monday. July 90 a hearing will be held
In states Attorney NJ. NJ. Wilson'S office
and Mr.. Lathrop of W'illamstown Will be
iudge.-Tred Pecue was arrested Satur-
dav for intoxication. His hearing was
held Monday before II. w. Mcintyre.
II was his second offense and fine Of
sl5 and costs of S3e5 was imposed. A
sentence Of 20 days to county jail In Che!-
sea is suspended unless he has a third
orfense In a years time-Miss f.lidh
Newcity Of Bristol. Conn, has entered
the sanitorium to be trained for a nurse
John Connolly has arrived from Dick
ents-Miss Winnie Jones Is In Rochester
for q fortnight's stay with relatives
Mrs. +. ]. Orrien has returned to som
ervile, Mass, after few weeks WIFE
her mother. Mrs Mary Carr-M,ss"s lda
Battles and Eva Priest have come fro't
Springfield. Mass" Tor rev WEEK
vacat ion.-The home OF ME- anu MIS-
Thompson living on the OLD ira hatf'
place In Braintree was burned SUNDAY
1t seems that the men were DRAWING
nay 10 the Darn "heh ''' ''''",' "
the trees on the hay set INC 'oaa apla"e
THIS set IN" buildings ahr'' TOO aS my
entered the harm me horscs were oauH
burned'-Wh'le standing on 'au"e'
picking cherries from u Tree o""'",
Arthur hnrrdF" was 'h]ure" ny 'ne ~"
der shipping ana loS,hk HIS .'''",N 49,
ana MIS- harry '.a.h % .,
Ni"SS' are WIN r'''''N'' 80
'"o "eeAS' Att, ,o
SUNNI VI III" "'h'N. 49,.
VIM ""N' ""''''u Wv .,
rlN'' anu crops man ..
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs. T.. f. nm has gone to Milton to
visit her son, Walter.-Mrs u o. rag"
and sons have gone to Albany f"r two
weeks visit-Miss Maude McCusce has
been engaged as primary teacher for the
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H. w. ALLEN 81 co.
Petticoats,
At $3,48

Fine Taeta Silk Pettieoa made of the dependable sort
of silk that Good full skirt with wide founce
and under ruffe BLACK only Price $3.48
At $500
The best Tafes Silk Skirt offered by this Store,
made Taeta Silk value ST. 10 yard. fully
eed made very full and wide hips and founce Black.
Price $500.
W. mention these two items only from very excel
lent stock of Silk Pettcoas The stock is very large and
braces all good silk petticoats from $34s to $500
Mercerzed Cotton Petcoats.
Fine imitation Heatherbloom Petticoats with wide Is
inch graduated ounce, finished with rufes.
Blacks only. Price Sl.Oo.
Hydeerad Heatherbloom Petticoats The finest quality
goods used the manufacture of Ladies under
skirts made with full tucked flounce "Me Home Md
Brand Price S275.
White seersucler Skirt, of fine light we;ght quality
made full. Price Sl.50.
Black and White pereales and seer'uele1 psttses;
At ST so. Very Special
10 dozen Black aud White Striped percae Skirts with
wide flounce of eyelet embroidery Extra hlnes in these
skirts Priced at ST So
Special To-day
Of fine quality Cheviot and Madras materials Pure White,
Black and White and dainty coorine Sold everywhere
Is On Sale to-day at l2a Cents.
Boys Shirt Waists.
On Sale this morning another lot of these Boy. Waists
Made of fine printed Pereae fast color Madra. Gnsham.
Made Boy. Waist should be Of just the right
erials The boys mother who Of these
will be fortunate Shown in Mems Furnishing Department.
Sizes 9 to Is years. Price 50 Cents each.
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THETFORD.

Daniel c. Russ OF West Fairloe and
Miss Hattie l.. Boyd OF Thetford were
united In marriage July T. by the Rev.
w. T.. Newton at Union village,
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decentralization Griswod is visiting in
Burlington.
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Confined on 18th pags.D
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Fine Taffeta Silk Pettcoa made Of the dependable
of silk that Good full skirt with wide founce
and under ruffle BLACK only Price $3.48
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-09-03
TRANSCRIPTS FILED.

The transcript in the case Of F.
Fordman against W. B. Beach, APP
pealed from the Woodruff County
Circuit Court, was filed in the Su-
preme Court yesterday. The &C.
ton is for the recovery of 81 ,575
ard costs alleged by plaintiff to be
due him on account of the failure
of defendant to defend the title to
tract of land purchased by him.
The transcript in the case of the
Hunter State Bank against c. B.
Mills and others, on appeal from
the Woodruff County Circuit Court
was filed. G. B. Mills is the
county treasurer of Woodruff
county, and the Hunter State bank
was made the depository of the
funds of the county. The plaintiff
bank alleges that the county treas
urer failed to deposit with it GER
tain funds as the law requires, and
sues the county treasurer and his
bondsman, Robert G. Lynch, T. G.
Garter and Frank H. Kennedy for
$1,772. statuary penalties and
damages.-Arltansas Gazette Sept,
End.