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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-23
wARDsBoRo.

Janes N. Gleason II Boston IL visit
iHs his nephew, J, 4, Gleason
0eofee Nelson was taken 60 hiai
,lnhofo Retreat for treatment last III
day.
waite, Jacobs IL nrattieboro spen'
Sn.asv az Charles kier's, returning
hame Monday
Herbert Eddy ~ Newtonyille, Mass
siani the past week with his moih"''
Mrs. NJ. NJ, Eddy.
Miss Gertrude Pike Of Townshend
sI.ent Saturday aud Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Lila Pike.
Mrs. Maria johnson has returned
home from New York city, where she
has been visiting relatives
Prank Cobb aud Archie wofden. OF
South Londonderry visited ~ 'ohn
Cahb's Tuesday aud Wednesday
Moses Dexter II Troy, ~. y. who
has been visiting bis mother, Mfs'
Irene Dexter, returned home last W-eh'
Miss Elsie Bates and Miss Annie
HyTkas. who has been visiting Miss
Hanna Ilalonen, the past two weeks
returned 20 their home In webster,
Mass, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer, Mr.. and Mrs.
smith aud Mrs. Williams Of Somer
VILE. Mass, called ON their uncle l.. \.
Whitcomb, aud cousin, Mrs. o. w
Briggs, last Sunday afternoon,
Rev. ". Il. Stewart, who was eN'
rerted 10 preach az South Wardsboro,
this week, could not come on account
at Illness. hut is in hopes 10 be able to
preach Sunday and every evening dur
ing the week.
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JAMAICA.

A. +. Wood is on the sick list.
Mrs. Betsey Boynton is visiting her
son, H. p. Boynton.
E. H. Gleason called ON his parents
at the hotel Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Wilder called on
friends here the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin of Townsnend
called on their son Ernest last week.
Mrs. Bertha Bourbon is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Howard.
Mr.. Seller has moved into the house
he recently purchased of W. W.
Warren.
Mrs. C. j. Howe returned to her
home after several days spent with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oliver and daugh-
ter have been spending a week with
Mrs. A. w. Thomas.
Jamaica grange exemplifed the third
and fourth degrees on class of eleven
at special meeting Monday evening.
Windham County Pomona grange
will meet with Jamaica grange on
Wednesday at II o'clock The after
noon session, which begins at 1.30, is
omen to the public.
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WEST WARDsBoRo.

l.. n. Bailey Of Brattleboro is II
town repairing organs.
Mrs. Emma Young is visiting rcla
iiyes In South Londonderry this week
Three hunters from Springfield
Mass, are boarding AZ u. A. Waite 8
Miss Sadie Davidson went Tuesday
Ia spend few days In Norihheld
Mass.
Walter T.. Temple Of State Farm
Mass. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Il
VI Temple.
The Ladies' Social circle viii meet
with Mrs. T.. 4, Sclfors next Thurs
dGy afternoon, Oct. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva STYLES and son,
Harry, aud Miss Aiken of Jamaica at
tended church here Sunday and called
on friends,
r. l.. Adams returned 70 Newfane
tuesday TO his duties as Juror. Mrs.
Adams accompanied him and will visit
friends there.
Mrs. VI. l.. Rice is in a hospital near
Boston. where she has had serious
operation performed. At the last re.
port she was as comfortable as could
be expected.
Mrs. Ada Wilder will be in Bond.
Vile NJ Mrs. G. 7. Burbee 5 with mil
lincry Monday and Tuesday. Oct. 20
ana %. Her shop here will be closed
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Recent visitors: Mrs. Mable Seaver
of Boston AT Henry Payne $; Miss Anna
Rice Of Shushan, y. Y, and Mrs. Wallis
Of Bennington at y. II. Robinson 5;
II. \. Carpenter Of Newfane at NJ. l.;
Tuluson' :
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the vicinity II lioslon anil i4nn 20 YEAR
asa. he married Asnllh fafnshieF ~
NuihuY', Alass, aRl they. removed 70
Npaians IN ia. 1hsy bad v shlldieh,
four III whom dir,i Va rhlliheAl, iArasnh
kehney MAS exceedingly arliNe aud indus
iIlons. aud be leil . laisc estate to hls
ghiliTen. ~ tie lose artvs of a.1i" al
Mild ionsi land that he originally paF,
chased, be- elraIs4l and isnred ailh heavy
stone wall, moir than 80 arius, Ia lsis
and isli Silas kehns,, 4 son 81 bra;
Moses kenney, commanded conn any 81
calvary composed IT flllsrns II NsAianu
and Wanlsl'om. I'm one e'rasl"n The
company as,rmhh,l at his dwelling hanse,
aud, ascending a slone wall - fnis ~
length, that he had lerfnlls built en hn
roadside, marhoi and fuunlefnaiNhe'l On
IT, top which was AZ beast IN feet across,
Later Silas kcnnry organized aud onm'
manir4l a company II iiiirmun that Was
the pfidr aud hnasi 81 the town, The
rank and file numbered "lu1 tail and stall
wait mrn, beautifully uniformed With
grcrn lpcks and raIs ornamrni.si with
black plumes," For few YEAR this com.
pany was msanlel A. tie best drilled aud
most attractive military company IN Yer
mont
The delightful retreat, 'llrnrassou," on
Neafanc hill. has been for several years
pat the summer home Il Rev aud Mr.,
l.. T. liroad Of Boston, II consists Of scy,
cfal building, for the different household
departments ate ~ different cottages,
tine cottage contains The dining Funm,
another the library, another the sleeping
rooms, aud oihcn have their various ns"s,
A. missionary worker the Breads have
h-cn great tmvelprs. and they have col
lcetel nrr and curious objects from all
lands, MANY II these snutsnir- aic cA
hihiicd ~ Hrneasson for the entertain
mrnt ~ the guests that every season are
attracted 10 the spot. once every YEAR
about the lint SUNDAY 'n September, an
ournair meeting !. held on Newiane hill
When the weather j. At an favorable,
thc.c services arr well attended. People
come inlm al parts oi Nrwtanc and imm
the surrounding towns, and receive a cor
dial welcome 10 Bonaz.0n,
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SOUTH NEWFANE.

Alfred Williams horse, Kate, aged 26
years, died Sunday night.
Miss Matte Metcalf spent Tuesday at
her fathers John II. Metcalf.
+. Milton Dexter and Charles L. Dex-
ter returned Monday to Philadelphia.
J. NJ. Moore, who has been i'll in Brat
tleboro, returned to his home Wednes-
day.
Harrison Aldrich sold his saddle horse
this week to Mr.. Hamilton of West Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. Buxton of Brattleboro spent few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
Ian Sparks.
Homer Peck has returned to Lyman
Mays, having finished work at Grey's
lumber camp.
Miss Jennie Hescock and Kendall Morse
returned Friday last from months visit
in Greenfield and Boston.
Mrs. Sumner Shepard has harvested
more than 80 pounds of sage this season,
and will soon ship it to market.
Samuel II. Morse of this town and
Alonzo V. Stratton, Marlboro, commenced
attendance upon court again Tuesday
Mrs. Harvey S. Wood of Jamaica Plain,
Mass. anu MI. MIS-. w III ~. Nlolst
of Brattleboro spent Sunday with DIN
Morse
The Ladies Benevolent society will meet
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Alice
A. Bailey. The meeting at Mrs. Clarke's
called out an attendance Of about %.
Mrs. Samuel Morse is spending few
days with Mrs. A. NJ Mortified at Will
while Mrs. Love is in Mont
pelier where she went on Monday to at
tend meetings of patriotic societies during
the week.
The foliage which was very rich in its
colorings last week has changed to the
more sombre browns and yellows, and
much of it has fallen to the ground where
the leaves play many merry games with
the wind.
Mrs. John L. Morse gave family din
ner party Saturday in honor of her hus-
bands 74th birthday The cousins in the
summer colony who were in town were
invited for the evening, including Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Aldrich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Mason, E. Milton Dexter,
Charles L. Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Morse.
Hunting stock has advanced several
points within the last ten days. Until
recently it was practically worthless, as
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WEST DOVER.

George Davis lost his horse this
week.
Work at Canedy & Collins cider mill
| has been very busy all this week.
Mrs. Alva Canedv. who has been on
the sick list this week, is improving,
Mrs. Della Lord of Wilmington Wis
| tied at Mrs. j. A. Davis one day last
week.
Collie Lane and family and Mrs.
| Frank Harvey visited in Bennington
recently.
Miss Eddy is filing Rev. Mr.. King S
place at church during his absence on
his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Snow of Ben
nngton visited at j. r. Shows the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Hager of
Nottingham visited at Mrs. J. 4.
Davis last Friday.
II. j. Adams of Worcester. Mass,
visited b. b. Collins and C. Z. Mann
the first of the week.
Miss Edith Dairy of Jacksonville
closed her engagement at j. \. Davis
last week and has returned home.
J. p. Sargent of West Brattleboro
was in town the first of the week. look
ing after his cows, which are pastured
here
Mrs, Addie Ottignon of Brattleboro
and sister of Maine were in town last
week, but are visiting in Maine this
week.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. w. NJ. Harris next Wednes.
day afternoon. All are cordially in
vited
The selectmen and help have been
fixing the road to the cemetery the past
week and have done fine work up to
date. We hope to see work done in
the cemetery soon which will improve
the looks very much
Mrs. Anna Bracket, who has been
spending several weeks with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Parsons, in
this place. started this week for her
home in Riverside. Cal.
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Experience in the Use of Poultry Focus

Experience is the best teacher e'".
time. 1t is fortunat that all do not o,
to go through the same experience 1 tn
can have the benefit OF that when O'D ,.r
have gone through. 1t is not i''''' n
that every poultry keeper should uss s,t
the various foods that are on IAe n I,,.t
in order to learn which IS best anu iI Al.
reliable. He can rely somewhat VI
experience of those'who have used 'H.D.
Charles A. Hancock, Barre. Mas" r.~
Il have used Pages Perfected run.
Food the past year with great s"V II,
and would not be without it, II 'ei'''
ly is an egg producer nj:
If you want to know more aoo"' IA
food and the best ways Of using ~, 4,
to c. S. Page, Hyde Park L. ~ =, bs
booklet; Profitable Poultry. II WIN n;r,
sent free, postpaid, to anyone me''''
this paper.
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NEwrANE.

II, \. Carpenter was 10 Marl.boro last
week.
Mr-. Derry Of Putncy listed her daugh-
ter, Florence, this week
Mr.. Chamberlain ii Warl.boro Is keep.
ing house Tor Noble Pratt,
Mrs. Kate Wright i, in town for a
short visit with !. I. Edwards.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Carpenter was the guest Of
Mrs II. \. Carpenter last Friday.
Mr.. George Parsons and Mr.. Phcbe
Davis are ia Bellows Fall, this week.
Mn. Goring. Of Springfield. Mass, was
the guest Of Mrs II. ID. Newton last week.
Timothy Albcc has been quite III for
the past week. DR. White has been in
attendance.
The Ladies Aid society gives a harvest
supper this evening IN the Congregational
church rooms.
Tuesday night was the coolest Of this
fall, the thermometer registering as low
a. - degrees.
Mn G. l.. Piper and son, Frank, Of
Brattlcboro were guest Of Laura Rice
last saturday.
At the recent state W. c. r. L. con.
vcntion Mrs. Gmcia Davidson was elected
state president.
Ella Jennison Of Dummcrston is visit
ing Emery Howard and other friends in
town this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Buttertcld Of Ann Ar
Dor Mich, are the guests OF Mr.. T.. j,
Buttertield this week.
Miss Austin has given mp her work at
Mrs Eager's and Lillian Chase has taken
her place temporarily.
C. l.. IIcscock and Harriet Newton were
delegates to the Sunday school conycn.
ton at Bellows Falls this week.
The entertainment last Wednesday eve.
ming under the auspices OF the Junior En-
dcavor society was quite a success.
Court convened again Tuesday and the
case OF Ware vs.. Childs was begun. 1t
will probably occupy the whole week,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Batchelder returned
from Peru today. They will visit their
son, George, in Westhampton, Mass, next
week,
Mrs. Nancy Phmpton has returned from
Townshend and she and her daughter,
Mrs, Addie llasford, are guests OF Mrs,
Philura Moore.
w z. Eames has on exhibition an ap.
pie of the Wolf River variety raised in
Wardsboro. 1t is beauty and weighs
one pound, one ounce.
In the report OF the grange fair last
week credit should have been given to w.
II. Knowlton for II varieties of apples
On exhibition and j. d. Maher for seven
varieties OF potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. jesse Harvey of Enos. |
burg Falls are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. !
Arthur Harvey. They will probably re.
main during the hunting season. They |
ire both expert marksmen.
Williamsville grange will entertain New.
ane grange next Tuesday evening. 1t is
hoped that everyone will be able to at
end as this is the third invitation that |
las been extended by the Williamsville |
range.
Mrs Gilbert Batchelder and mother,
Mrs. Freme, left Monday for Fitchburg,
Mass, where Mrs. Batchelder will join
Ter husband and they will visit in Bos,
on and Manchester, n. H., until Oct.
H. when they expect to leave New York
~ steamer for Cuba where Mr.. Batchel-
Ter has a position as chemist on sugar
Mrs. Freme will return to
Appleton, MINI.
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lsend Inn ihis week wem II. Z, iarfabee
IL raItianai, Me, l., ~ Ninil0n II WI
Evansville, 4. y, sNeeney II Pedro Miguel,
,anal Rome. g. D. Mellen ii liIaIilrlsoFo,
Mr., aud Mrs. A. J. MnBe II NoHhamn'
TON, Mass, &, /. Hodges, j.. ei Randolph
Isn'-r, We, 4, \, Hearth al CsappaqnA,
y, y, y. II, Deliuer and Harry Gray u
limiilcbon,
The body II Henry Winters, great
grandson IL DF. Mailrsilll u, Ranney,
Mas brought hrf- from unelda Meiness
day iar burial, Mr., Winters was killed
by iast fright when crossing the rail
mad tracks at dusk, lie was young
man II fine character and was working he
WAY through Colby college The hndy Mas
accompanied by two oi his fellow students,
The burial toak place 10 the old lianney
H., IN lakewood cemetery,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. \, llloei have re'
turned iiom their visit Ia Mr., and Mr.,
4. ". landman in riilshcld, Me, They
rcpoIt an exceedingly pleasant visit and
bring grelinss irom Mr., and Mrs, Land
man Ia all their friends, Mr., lanjman A.
principal of the Maine Central institute
has large and prosperous school OF l'a9
students la connection with the school
iher. i a fine lecture course. the first lee
luw on Village Singers hclhe attended by
Mr., aud Mfs, lilood, Such a course, Ia.
Guiding lectures, concerts, eic,, supported
hy public subscription would he Of great
hcneiil 10 Townshcnd,
Ned Emerson button. aged NJ. died at
Nj, home in Town.hcnd on Tuesday morn
ing after an illness ol four Ncafs, Mr.,
Dntton was born IN this town April II,
lSSa, one of the four children of ID. W.
and lycttic lllatri.l Button. lie was an
upright Young man Of exceptionally good
habits and great unsclhshness and
ihoughifulne-s Tor his family we've prom
incni traits IT his character. lie leaves
a mother, one sister aud two brothers.
Miss Bessie DuttOn came home from East
nummerston aud his brother Guy from
Ludlow for the funeral services, which
we've held at the house yesterday after
noon AZ two O'Clock. The burial was IN
oakWood cemetery.
Fred Gilbert returned on saturday from
the meeting uf the Vermont Teachers as
ISOLATION IN Rutland. Mr., Gilbert reports
an inspiring convention, with an attend.
ancr of 900. The general assemblies were
held in the Congregational church, one OF
the largest audience halls in the state,
On Thursday evening the association had
the pleasure of hearing David Bi-phane,
the great baritone, and ON Friday even.
ing Leland Powers. head Of the Leland
Powers school Of oratory IN Boston. The
departmental programs were full and m
tcrcsiing. well adapted 10 meet the needs
of teachers in every grade. The value of
such convention ~ a source OF lnsplra. |
tion aud uplift to the teachers OF our
state can hardly be OVcrcstimated.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
~ District of Marlboro, SIS.

Estate of HENRY A. KILBURN nj.
The Honorable Probate Court for inc "
trict aforesaid To all persons inteFei'eWG w ~
the estate of Henry A. Kilburn late q New
fame in said District, deceased, GreetlnEs, ~.
dav of 0cfober newt for examining and d,
lowing the account of the administrator 4, y
the estate of said deceased and for a W W
cree of the residue of said estate 10 ai
lawful claimants to the same, and orleT m
that public notice thereof be siyen od % n
persons interested in said estate ~ Iu0I rrs.
ing this order three weeks succeSSlvtEi ,t ~.
vious to the day assigned, in the bra.''TpS r,t
Reformer, newspaper publlshea Ut
tleboro in said District ~, T., an.
Therefore you are hereby noi'h l,,i,, 40 n
pear at the Probate Office in Br5'u.tbo or ,ri
said District, on the day assigned. ' s.ia A. A.
there to contest the allowance vI ,,;sb vnrr
count if you see cause and to eSt9pI,s sir,,rt,
right As heirs legatees and lawful cI''n'"'
to said residue. ,o.b dav Oi
Given under my hand, this lS'n U''
October, 1908. >v- p,-;s4sr
42-44 II. Fl. Eppl, 49,
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STRATTON.

f. A. Eddy has new DeLaval sep
arator, put in by w. A. Eddy of Town.
shend
Ona Lyman and family returned to
then, home in Springfield, Mass, on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Eddy and Mrs.
Atwood of Townshend were at f. A.
Eddy last Friday.
Ninety degrees in the shade was re-
ported last Saturday, but the
thick smoke and wind of Monday
brought cold wave.
l.. E. Read is going to repair the
Charles Lowe house for Silas f. Par
sons: of Dorchester. Mass, who has re-
Gently bought the Lowe farm, also the
Frank Lackey farm, of Mrs. Martha
Lackey of Vernon.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate of JANETTE ". HOUGHT0N.
The undersigned. hayin. been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Marlboro. Commissioners 10 receive
examine, and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of JANET,
~ Houghton, late of Brattleh0ro, in sid
District, deceased, and all claims exhibited
in offset thereto, hereby give notice, that y.
will meet for the purpose aforesaid, at fs
Brattleboro Trust COmpany's quarters ID
the town of Brattleboro, in said District y
the cath day, of October, and 18Th "a, 9
clock p. M, on each Of said day., and ish
six months from the 18th day Of Septen .si
A. D. 1908. is the time limited by saa
Court for said creditors to present iner
claims to us for examination and allowance;
Dated at Brattleboro Vt, this 9th Day "
October, A. D. 1905
o. F. BENSON, Commissioners
11.43 HOWARD c. RICE
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SOUTH WINDHAM.

Mrs. J. N. Shaw picked large bou-
quet of sweet peas from her flower gar
den, Oct. 20.
Mrs. Thornton, who has been nursing
at Alva Hare IS, has returned to her
home in Simondsville.
William Sargent of Brattleboro is
assisting L. E. Jenison, who is putting
in new wire over the local line.
Harry Rush, who has been in town
hunting cartridges and woodcock, re-
turned to New York Wednesday.
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SOMERSET.

Mrs: Frances Wright is spending few
days in Hartwellville.
Fern gatherers are now securing the
woods in this vicinity.
1T is not known who set the fire near
Marshalls camp few days ago.
The horses which were supposed to have
been stolen have finally been located.
Mrs; Harry Rice is looking after the
postoftice IN the absence of Postmaster
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Legal Notices.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of ELBRIDGE J. KNOWLT0y
The undersigned, having been spp5.sni
by the Honorable Probate Court ios lie
District Of Marlboro, Commissioner . rs.
ceiye, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate d
Elbrdge ]. Knowlton late Of Braltltb9ro !,
said District, deceased and al, claims 81.
hibited in offset thereto. hereby give n0tH
that we will meet for the purpose ai5rssii
at the office Of George VI. Clay ID TIE ;5Tr
Of Bratileboro in said District. on The lii,
day Of November and Goth day q Nlr;s
next. from O'Clock p. m. until O'clock
p. m. on each OF said days, sHd that 81
months from the 10th day oi october 4. D
1908, is the time limited by said Court t''
said creditors TO present their claims 70 %
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Brattleboro this 18th day Q!
October, A. d. 1908.
GEO. NJ. CLAY. commissioners
42.44 WIN. n. LEWIS. | Nlu----.--1-''"
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GRAFTON.

J. B. Barrett has moved into John
Rice's house
\. NJ. Coney was called to Greenfield
Saturday by the serious illness of his
mother.
Guy Coleman was arrested Wednesday
on a charge of Sunday hunting and fined
$40 and costs.
The property of the late James T. Zuill
was sold at auction Tuesday G. L. Park
purchased the home place.
There will be an auction sale of the
real estate and personal property of the
late Mary A. Joy Saturday.
The selectmen have decided to replace
the Whitcomb bridge with an iron bridge
and have begun work on the abutments.
Mrs i. NJ. Clarke started Saturday for
a visit to her son and other relatives in
the west. Chaplin Howard accompanied
her, going on to Sioux Falls, Dakota.
A forest fire on land Of A. G.. Rice and
A. H. Holden has demanded close atten-
ton, but has kept within control 1t
was supposed to have been started by
hunters.
VI
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Ear as bFinsiIt in game Is eoneefnei,
llarTis0n Ahln,h b, h0Aetrf, .ei'r DAY lass
week hroasht Ia aeeieosk and a lar
irhlse. ChaTlrs A, Masan lasi Saturday
eyunlns, hearing an alarm al his hsti'
h0l,.s, sfassilly hunissl down a veteran
.kunk ahirh had taken possession zoe
iho nishi John y, MeF-e came 10 his
assl.ianru and shui 10 gsflss, TIE iainr
whereof soan SPREAD Throughout lhS
nrishhsh,ssl by HNifrirss,"
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MARLBORO.

Miss Millington of Wilmington is caring
for Ira Hall, who is i'll with pneumonia.
Edgar Hamilton returned to his home in
Montana last week. Mrs. Hamilton will
remain here another month.
A Halloween party will be held in the
church parlors Friday evening. Oct 80. 4
cordial invitation is extended to all.
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A Healthy Family.

"Our whole family has enjoyed good
health since we began using DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, three years ago." says
I; A. Bartlett, of Rural Route l, Guilford,
Maine. They cleanse and tone the sys-
tenn in gentle way that does you good.
25c. at F. II. Holden & Co.'s drug store.