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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-03
CLOUDED BRAIN
Clears Up on Change to Proper Food

The brain cannot work with clear ness and accuracy if the food taken is not fully digested but is retained in the stomach to ferment and form poisonous gases, etc. A dull, clouded brain is likely to be the result
 A Mich. lady relates her experience in changing her food habits, and re- suits are very interesting.
 "A steady diet of rich greasy foods such as sausage. buckwheat cakes and so on, finally broke down a stomach and nerves that, by inheritance, were sound and strong, and medicine did no apparent good in the way of relief
 My brain was clouded and dull and 1 was suffering from case of constipation that defied all remedies used
 "The Road to Wellville,' in some providential way fell into my hands, and riay Heavens richest blessings fall on the man who was inspired to write it.
 q followed the directions carefully physical culture and all, using Grape Nuts with sugar and cream, leaving meat, pastry and hot biscuit entirely out of my bill of fare. The result-l am in perfect health once more.
 "I never realize l have nerves. and my stomach and bowels are in fine condition. My brain is perfectly clear and am enjoying that state of health which God intended his creatures should enjoy, and which all might have, by giving proper attention tc their food" There's a Reason"
 Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich. Read, The Road tC Wellville," in pkgs.
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OFFICERS INSTALLED.
RoderiSo Council, Knights of Column
 bus. Holds Exercises.

DtiS. ilUlttt I4AtTti-tS.
 District Deputy James ]. Kennedy with his staff last night installed tue officers of Roderigo council, Knights of Columbus, for 1908. Nearly T members of the council were present and the occasion was thoroughly en- joyable one.
 Following the installation there was q social session, the program for which included an address by Su- preme Secretary Daniel Colwel a monologue by E. A, Dinneen, song by Riley Phillips, jr, and other mu- sical numbers.
 committee of ten members and ten ladies was appointed to look out for the ice cream booth which the Rederige council is to run at the ha2ar on New Haven chapter to be held January F, IS and 20, in Music hall All the councils of New Haven. Mil ford and Branford will take part in | the ba2ar,
 The officers installed at last nights meeting of Roderlgo council: Riley E i Phillips. grand knight; John G. Eos. ter. deputy grand knight; M. F Sulli van. chancellor; James T, Herman ! financial secretary; Vincent A. Maher recorder; Jeremiah Sullivan, trqasur. | CT; Daniel DeTine. warder; David F ! FitzGerald, advocate; James r. Duff 1 fy, lecturer; James E. Cumming, in side guard; Charles F. Dillon, outside guard; James r. Flynn, trustee.
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IN SOCIETY

The largest and most interesting wedding in some time was that of Miss Edith Dean Weir, daughter of Prof, and Mrs. John F Weir of Trumbull street and Rev. James De Wolf Perry, jr., which took place at St. Paurs church yesterday afternoon. The invi- tations were general, three thousand having been issued and long before 3:30, the hour of the ceremony. the church was filled with the members of the parish and the many friends of the bride and groom.
 The church was very handsomely decorated with Christmas greens and palms and there were masses of ever greens about the choir stalls and chan eel
 The bridegroom's father, Dr. James De Wolf Perry of Germantown, Pa, was the officiating clergyman, and with him in the chancel were Rev. G. Brinley Morgan of Christ church, the Rev. Franklin Knight of Forbes chap el, the Rev. A. ], Gammack of Christ ehtfrch. West Haven, ana the Rev. MT. RomieIe.
 Just at 3:3o the choir of St, Paurs church sang the "Sanctus" from Goun- ods solemn Mass during which they preceded the bridegroom and his best man. his brother, MT. Robert Perry, to the chancel The choir of Christ church, Fitchburg, Mass, MT. Perry's former parish. entered the church singing tho bridal chorus from Lohen- grin and following them Immediately were the Gshers, Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, ir., of this city. Capt. Frank Mccoy of Washington, DC, Rev. Hen " Washburn of Worcester, Mass, Mir I. .ee Whit more of Philadelphia. Dr | Hllsey De Wolf of Providence, ant Mi. James E. Wheeler of this city, Mss Mabel McGinnis, the brides or ly attendant, followed the ushers. Tn bride came down the aisle with he fother who gave her away.
 After the ceremony the two choir sang as a recessional, 70 PerfeC Love- Relatives and intimate friend
 
 brides home, which was prettily dec orated with Christmas greens. Tn wedding supper was served by Picket
 Mir. and Mrs. Perry left last evenin for wedding trip, and on their re turn will live at the rectory in Woes ter s.reet. The brides gown was c white satin made princess, with lon court tiain, trimmed with rose poir lace oyer accordion plaited chiffon, an she wore veil of tulle fastened wit orange blossoms. Her bouquet was ( blil, roses.
 The bridesmaid wore a white Ch nes crepe gown, large white hat wit plumes and reses and carrie a bou quet of bridesmaid roses.
 Tha gown worn bv the bride whe she went away was of blue clotl
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Grange Meeting.

Tonight was Dalrymen's night at the meeting of the local grange and a carefully arranged program was car ried out George W. Scard spoke upon the subject: Gan Milk be Profitably Produced at 3-4 cents per quartz Then came several musical selections by Leslie Rose, $. M Hitchcock and Simeon Scard gave an interesting talk on Gan a Dairyman Carry on Sue cessful Business Working Between ' a. m. and D. m. 2" The program was concluded with readings by Mrs l. Torrey and w. Ives.
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Mrs. T. \. Landcrs vs. Halls.

Constable R. $. Austin served papers in an injunction suit yesterday after noon. the injunction being granted by Judge Wolfe in favor of Theresa A. Landers of Springfield, Mass, against Charles &, Anna S. and Clifton c. Hall, asking them or their agents, servants or employees from cutting or removing any timber from the so-called Siefer- man place in Durham. The case is re- turnable to the court of common pleas in New Haven Tuesday, Jan. [. The same plaintiff has another suit pending against the same defendants for a foreclosure of q mortgage with inter- est This case is returnabe to the Middletown superior court Tuesday, Feb f.
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FRED BULLEN MARRIED.
Weeds Mrs. Jack Mead at Hotel Astor
 on New Years Eve.

Bridgeport, Jan. Mrs. Jack Mead erstwhile Miss Ruth Parker. daughter of A. C. Parker, who has local real es- tate interests, was welded to Mir Fred Bullen of this city at the Hotel Astor in New York New Years eve Very few of the friends of the couple were aware of the step, and the news of the union, while hardly surprise was none the less an interesting bit of in- { telligence.
 l. owing 10 the recent bereavement which the bride sustained in the trag ic death of her husband, who committed suicide in his handsome North avenue home, the ceremony was devoid of os- tentation. A wedding supper followed after which Mr and Mrs. Bullen left for a brief honeymoon trip to Washington. l Upon their return to this city they will reside at Mrs Mead's sumptuous | home. This is MT. Bullen's fourth mat rimonial venture
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WALLINGFORD.
Special JournnI-Couricr News Service,

Wallingford, Jan. 2-While unload ing hay near the Gates place on South Mansfield fell to the ground breaking one of his thumbs and seriously in- turing his neck. That he was moi hurt worse is a miracle MT. Mans field was helping Delbert Bullis with his farm work because of the scarcity of work in the factories. Later in the afternoon he went to his home 137 Washington street. He was bad ly shaken up but in short time will be about again
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Woodnlcu Celebrate.

The twenty-ffth anniversary of the Wallingford camp, Modern Woodmen of America, was celebrated in a royal manner at Judd's hall this evening. The fun started directly after the bu.,i- ness meeting and was kept up until a late hour. Nearly all the members with their wives and lady friends were present and all were unanimous in
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More Wallingford Awards.

The following Wallingford people received awards for their birds at the Meriden poultry show to-day:
 White Holland turkeys--L. M. Cook first hen.
 Mammoth bronze turkeys-L. M. Cooke, second, and rom, second, third, hen
 S. c. White orpingtons-E. R. Doehr, second. cockerel fourth, hen, third and fourth, cockerel; second bullet
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Patrick MoCartin of 179 Pine street. the well known letter carrier, who has been ill from pneumonia, is report ed to be in a critical condition. Yes terda. ne was regarded as trit1e bet ter. Mr. McCartin has been d letter carrier in Fair Haven for about tWen- ty-two years, His route IS in the Four took trip to his old home in Ireland.
 Myrtle chapter, O. E. S., will have a big meeting next Thursday evening at Masonic hall when the annual install lation will be held and the grand off cers are expected It is also expected that many members from other city chapters will attend. The exercises will be followed by banquet.
 There were about seventy-five mem- bers of the order present at the meet ing of Polar Star lodge. No. IT, |. O. 0, F.. held New Years night, There were a number of visitors including the degree team of about twenty members from Crosswell lodge, The distric, deputy grand master and seven of his staff, were also present. The initia tory degree was exemplified and after the work banquet was served. There were a number of short speeches and 1t was a very successful fraternal gathering
 The schools in the Strong district opened yesterday for the winter term. The attendance was very good. There is now some illness among the pupils from the effects of the grip. Miss s. Helena Robinson. principal of the Ferry street school, has been granted leave of absence until February 1 and Miss Grace Smith is taking her place.
 The mid-winter meeting of the Ig- drasol Literary club will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. Georgs Prentice in Ferry street.
 At tho meeting of the Dragon Whist club held this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin K. Hiekok, prizes were won by Mrs William Kelsey and g. L. Salisbury.
 After an attack of grip Thomas King of Poplar street. the trolley conduct or, Is able to be out again. l Robert La Maeche of Exchange stree, has goneto Quebec.
 A very pretty wedding took place Wednesday evening when Miss Isabe Smith, of Quinnipiac avenue, was unit l ed in Wedlock with James II. Brown | brother of the groom. The bride wa attended by Miss Edith Johnson an, l William Smith, cousin of the bride, act ed as best man. The couple receiv ed many beautiful presents including silyerware, cut glass, bric-a- brac, etc After the wedding festivities MT. an, Mrs. Brown left on wedding tour an, on their return will reside in the me tropolis.
 The cigar business which Jacob Fro lich has carried on for so many year in East Grand avenue, will be manage, by Charles Gabriel, while Mir. Frolicl Is superintendent of charities and cor i rections. MT. Frolich will assume hi new office February 1. but during tn month of January he will be assisted b. Superintendent Rattlesdorfer in learn ing his new duties. MT. Frolich Ina been in business in Fair Haven 10 fourteen years.
 Cottage prayer meetings will be nel this evening al the home of MT. Under hill l19 Summit street, MT Braioard 142 Lombard street; Mir. Parmelee, II
 Atwater street, Mrs. Harrison v Eas avenue; Deacon Morrow, il Cllntoi avenue.
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BRANFORD.

,Specia, Jomrnal-Couricr News Ser,icc)
 Branford Jan. 2.-The Battery A basketball team defeated the Hermes, of New Haven, at Pythian hall last evening by a score of 32 to 2i.
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Postmaster and Mrs R. S. Paine of Mrs. Paines parents in Boston, have returned to their home in the Second district
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George Devlin and family. who were the guests of friends in Stamford have returned to their home in Bran ford.
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William Dibble, of Paved street. has the most complete collection of Indian relics to be found in this vicinity He recently disposed of quite number to $. Burgess, of Meriden
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William Foskett, of New Haven, spent New Years day at his summer residence at stony Creek
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It is rumored that William II Kel- sey. of the Paved street district. is soon to begin the construction of a
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Landlord James O'Connor. of the Totokett hotel, who has been some- what indisposed for several days, Is reported better.
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NJ. r. Connolly and family, who spent the holidays in Stamford, have returned to their home on West Main street
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Attorney E. H. Rogers, of New Ha- ven, was a visitor at bis old residence in Stony Creek a few days since.
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Mrs C. B. Russell, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. R, T, Kelsey of Moose tIill has returned to her home on Hopson avenue.
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A joint installation of the officers of Mason Rogers post and Relief corps was held in G. A, k. hall this evening,
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Miss Florence Rrainerd, of Stony Creek, is the guest of relatives in Hartford
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The twentieth anniversary of the organization of the Christian Endeavor society will be held in the Congrega- tional church at the hour of the evening. The Baptist C, E. union has been invited, as have also societies in North Branford, Stony Creek and other nearby communities.
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Miss Mabel McGinnis of New York
 who was the maid of honor at the Perry Weir wedding is the guest of Mrs. w. D. Whitney of Church street.
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Miss Genevieve Carney substituted for Miss Phinney Tn the primary de- pertinent of the Short Beach school one or two days this week. Miss phinney was present at a social func- ton in Avon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-03
SAsSACUS INSTALLATION.
New Officers Take Up Their Duties for
 First Time at Their ArnOry.

The Sassacus canton, I. o. 0. F., held its regular installation at its ar- mory on Church street last evening. The officers and appointees were as follows: Captain, Harry w. Northford;i lieutenant E. E. Woodruff; ensign, +. N. Bushnell; clerk, F. N. Clark: ac- countant, Frederick Lockwood; stand ard bearer, Herbert Pierson: sentinel. John Miller; picket, Ernest Potter.
 The installation exercises were take en in charge by Colonel Seran Decker of Hartford; Lieutenant Colonel Louis Rempfer and Major A. O. Chatfield.
 GA 9T F A.
 p..,,.h ,Tha Kind You Have Always Bou9h sIs.s,r'. a IzH2Ztzx
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Dr. and Mrs. II. P. Hessler of 3l2 George street, have moved into their new residence, corner of George and High street, which has been remodeled and newly decorated. The doctor will have his office in his new home.
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Captain Willis w, Linsley suffered a collapse at his home on Milford ave- nue Tuesday. Df. A. J. Penney was summoned and administered restora- tives, after which the patient regained consciousness,
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strictly tailor made, and she wore a small hat of blue
 The bride is prominent in society here and is an artist of noted ability, as a miniature painter, and is mem Der of the Paint and Clay club
 MT. Perry has been rector of St. Pauls for over two years. having come here from Fitchburg, Mass, when Dr. Lines went from the church to the bishopric of Newark, and great ly loved and respected by every mem Ter of his parish.
 Among the out-of-town guests who were present at the reception were Mir. J. Alden Weir, Dr. A. Robert Weir and family, MT Thomas Sturgis and family of New York, Dr. R. J. Mulford, head master of Ridgefield school, Mrs. Curtis and Miss Curtis of New York, Col and Mrs. Weir and daughter, Mrs Narehetic of New York, Miss French, Mrs. w H. L. Edwards, Mrs. Taber and Mrs. Russ9 Fl of Mill ton, Mass, and Mrs. James De Wolf Perry of Germantown, mother of tne groom.
 The immediate bridal party of the Perry-Weir wedding were given an in- formal reception at the home of Prof. and Mrs, John F. Weir on Trumbull street, Wednesday evening.
 
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph D. Sargent gave luncheon at their home on Cold Spring street, yesterday, for the out of town friends and relatives who at tended the Perry Weir wedding in the afternoon.
 Dr. and Mrs H. P. Hessler of 3l2 George street, have moved into their new residence, corner of George and High street, which has been remodeled and newly decorated. The doctor will have his office in his new home.
 Miss Mabel McGinnis of New York, who was the maid of honor at the Perry-Wei wedding is the guest oi Mrs. w. D. Whitney of Church street
 
 NIT. and Mrs. Henry c. White of Trumbull street. have as their guest, their daughter, Mrs W. H. l.. Edwards of New York.
 pr. R, J Mulford, master of the RldgefeId school. is the guest of Col and Mrs. N, c. Osborn at their home on Bradley street.
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MT. and Mrs. Henry c. White of Trumbun street. have as their guest, their daughter, Mrs. W. H. L. Edwards of New York
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pr. R. J Mulford, master of the RidgefieId school. is the guest of Col. and Mrs. N c. Osborn at their home on Bradley street.
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J. E. Wayland and family of New York city, spent few hours earlier in the week at their summer residence at Stony Creek.
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MT. and Mrs. Joseph D. Sargent gave a luncheon at their home on Cold Spring street, yesterday, for the out of town friends and relatives who at tended the Perry Weir wedding in the afternoon.
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dwelling house. His brother, 0. c. Kelsey, will have the contract for the same.
 Winfield Bradley, who has been working for the government dredging the waters of various harbors on the coast, has returned to his home at Stony Creek.
 The Twentieth Century Whist club meets this week with Mrs. E. E. Is- bell, of Montowese street.
 Dr. D. w. Johnston and family who were the guests of Mrs. Johnston S parents, Mir. and Mrs E. E. Isbell. have returned to their home in New i Haven.
 Mir and Mrs. M J. Dokerty. of New Haven, were visitors in town this week
 Several people from Branford will attend the reception given by Mir. and l MrS. w. feTfA NuIliS at lnelr home m New Haven Friday evening. Miss 1 Louise Hutchinson, a sister of the host ess will assist in receiving at the i function.
 Parties were looking over the prop erty of the Island View hotel at Stony Creek this week, and rumor has it that the above hostelry may change own ership before the beginning of another season
 Charles Vinal, of Middletown has been spending q few days at his for mer home in Branford,
 J. E. Wayland and family of New York city, spent few hours earlier in the week at their summer residence at Stony Creek.
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The mid-winter meeting of the Ig- drasol Literary club will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. Georg, Prentice in Ferry street.
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At tho meeting of the Dragon Whist club held this week at the home of Mr and Mrs. Franklin K. Hiekok, prizes were won by Mrs. William Kelsey and g. L. Salisbury.
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Charles Vinal, of Middletown, has been spending a few days at his for mer home in Branford.
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The official board of the St. Andrews M. E. church at it's last meeting. by a unanimous vote, decided to extend a call to the pastor, Rev. William T. Pruner, to remain with the church an- other year. MT. Pruner is completing his second year, and his parishioners are anxious that the New York East conference which meets in April should assign him to St. Andrews again.
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Miss Dotha Stone Pnneo of Nor walk will lecture on The American Spirit and the Public Library" under the auspices of the Ladies' Library as- sociation at the public library to- morrow (Friday) afternoon. Miss Pinneo is d librarian at the Carnegie library in Norwalk and is said to be very talented speaker.
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A very enjoyable dance was given by a party of Fair Haven young ladies Lexington avenue. Among the dancers present were the Misses Platt, Hunt ington, Harrison, Smith, Meickle, Fen ton, Standard, Manwaring and Lee, and the Messrs. Stevenson, Rheinhart, Bante, Savage and Smith. The barn was tastefully decorated with greens, laurel and draped in red and green crepe paper.
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their praise of the affair. Refresh ments were served during the evening.
 Miss Helen SteYans entertained a number of her friends at her bungalow on the East Farms this evening. About twenty were in the party and a most enjoyable evening was passed by the merry crowd. Various games were played and refreshments were served during the evening.
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A little son of MT. and Mrs. Jalnes. Lawlor of 2l Talmage street died yes terday of croup at the age of years.
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After an attack of grip Thomas King Of Poplar street the trolley conduct or is able to be out again.
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MT. and Mrs. NJ. J. Dokerty, of New Haven, were visitors in town this week.
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The last time that the old Ferry street church will be used was New Years eve when leap year social was held there with dancing. The church is now being taken down and on the site and the large lot a number of ten ments will be built.
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The Twentieth Century Whist club meets this week with Mrs E. E. Is bell, of Montowese street
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The following committee from the Charter Oak circle met this evening at the home of Miss Gaherty to arrange for a social and entertainment: The Misses Mae Gaherty. Stella Callahan, Anna Callahan, Nellie Fahey and An nie Kelly The affair will be given at the installation of officers which will be held Thursday evening, Jan. g. Deputy Annie Corcoran of New Haven will be present.
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Myrtle chapter, O. E. S, will have a big meeting next Thursday evening at Masonic hall when the annual install lation will be held and the grand off cers are expected. It is also expected that many members from other city chapters will attend. The exercises will be followed by banquet.
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Cottage prayer meetings will be nel3 this evening at the home of Mir, Under hill, l19 Summit street, MT Brainard, 142 Lombard street. MT. Parmelee, llS Atwater street, Mrs Harrison, IT East avenue; Deacon Morrow, il Clinton avenue,
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Robert La Maeche of Exchange street has goneto Quebec
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Some of the 400 New Years cards held at Station A for insufficient post age have already been started for their destination. Many cards giving infor- nation that the cards were detained for postage have been sent from the station and yesterday letters began ar irving from various parts of the coun- try containing stamps to be added to make LID the short TrTSfage
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dwelling house. His brother, o. c. Kelsey, will have the contract for the same