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The comina of Garfield.

James A. Garfield, secretary of the
clamation Service, will visit Roswell
and other portions of the Territory
of New Mexico this fall, but nowhere
will he receive a heartier welcome
and see better country than in the
leo, the Pecos Valley.
A program Tor the entertainment
OF the Secretary win shortly be ar
ranged. and Will be announced through
the Daily Record.
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ceremony, and az Mrs. c. N. Frager
at the piano changed from the strains
of Lohengrin's bridal chorus to the
subdued tones of Wilson's Chapel in
the Mountains" the pretty ring SER
vice of the Methodist Episcopal
church was carried out in uniting the
lives Of the two young people. The
bride wore a beautiful gown OF
lace. They were a strikingly hand
some couple.
After the wedding the guests for
the reception arrived and while the
congratulations were being extended
and received, Mrs. Frager played Dur
ands ..Valse," SkyIarks' Morning
Song" and Hail to the Bride After
all had met the bride and groom the
entire company passed from parlor
to dining room and were served an
luncheon, little Miss Ed
ith Boellner giving favors of roses as
each guest was served.
For the occasion the parlor was dec
GRATED with cut flowers and palms.
The dining room was especially beau-
tiful. its decorations being roses and
whiYe sweet peas and the centerpiece
in the dining table. consisting of
vase filed with roses and surrounded
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Mre Bear Entertains.

Mrs. H. F. M. Bear entertained a
small party of three tables at Five
hundred at her home on North Hill
last evening, complimentary to Miss
May Massey, of Kansas City, who is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mas.
on. Many interesting games were
played, after which a delicious lunch
con was served. Other guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames c. E. Mason
and Percy Evans; Misses Hedgcoxe,
Laura Hedgcoxe, Kellar; Messrs. Mar
tint, Cahoon, Hagerman, Phillips, Rob-
bins
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Ask parSOnS---f1e Know.

with bride roses. was the most beau
tiful Of all.
The friends brought many beautiful
tokens Of their interest in the couple
and their wedding presents will on
ord them many and valuable keep
sakes.
MIR. and. Mrs Arnett left this morn
ng on bridal trip to the White noun
tains and upon their return will make
their home with DIR. and Mrs. Arm
strong at 6O4 North Missouri avenue.
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Mrs. Shaw having a wide circle OF
friends and all desiring to show their
feeling Of sorrow at her death by COM
ing out to hear the last sad rites in
her honor The procession of carriages
to the cemetery was more than a
mile in length.
The service was conducted by Rev.
R. w. Lewis in the absence of DIR. G..
E. Lukens, an old friend of the family
who had been telegraphed to come
but could not do SO. Appropriate mus
fc was rendered and after the service
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If it's Efectrlc-:.see GunsuI.
CONFERENCE AT COLORADO
S1RINGS rnNrI IInEI

Colorado Springs, July 22.-Frank
H. Hitchcock, chairman of the Repub-
closed a two days conference here
with the leaders of seventeen western
states will leave here this afternoon
for Denver. He will not hold any con-
ferences at Denver, but probably will
talk over the situation in Colorado
with such leaders as did not come to
the conference here. He will leave
Denver tonight for Chicago.
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IRISH-AMERIcAN WINS

IN HURDLE RACE
London, July 22.-The final heat in
by J. c. Macon, Irish-American; Har-
ry l.. Hillman, of New York, second; ;
Treener, of United Kingdom, third.
Time of winner, Sc seconds.
In the final running broad jump f.
c. Irons of Chicago, cleared "a feet,
1-2 inches, new Olympic record.
G. s. Dole, of Yale University, won
the final in the catch as catch can
werstding. defeating Slim England.
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CRUISER MAYFtoWER
SINKS LUMBER VESSEL.

Newport, July 22.-With President
Roosevelt on board, the cruiser May
flower In a dense fog last night ran
into and sank the lumber laden
schooner Menwa in the sound. Al on
board the schooner, consisting of the
captain and five men, were taken on
board the Mayhower. The Presidents 8
yacht had her bow spit and one an
chor carried away.
The jar was so slight that none OF
the Presidents party knew of the ac-
cident until they arose this morning.
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MANY FRIENDS HONOR
MEMORY OF MRS. SHAW

One of the larest funerals in the
history of Roswell was that of Mrs.
John Shaw, held yesterday afternoon
at three O'Clock from the home in the
edge OF town. 1t was a
reminder OF the last service held for
the late Capt. Joseph c. Lea, when
almost the entire town turned out to
show their love and respect for the
departed. On this occasion there were
almost ~ many ~ ON the former,
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the members of the Order Eastern
Southside cemetery the members OF
this order carried out their rituals
tic service. The floral offerings We're
Doth numerous and beautiful, and the
body was laid to final rest in a bank
a good woman who has gone to her
reward.
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Death of an Infant.

The four months old baby Of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Kemp died last night
at their home at the corner of South
The burial took place this afternoon
at three o'clock in South Side Gem
etery.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that HUNT
ING or FISHING on the premises OF
the SOUTH SPRING RANCH & CAT
TIE COMPANY is hereby PROHIB-
TIED. Trespassers will be prosecut-
ed according to law. 22t6
]. ]. HAGERMAN, President
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NIGHT RIDERS BURN
RAILROAD STATIONS.

Louisville. KY, July 22.-Night rid
ers burned the Illinois Central sta
tions at Gracey, Otter Pond and Cerv-
can Springs last night. The object
Is supposed to be revenge for the COM
pany's allowing the state militia to
camp on railroad property at Cobb
during the recent disturbance
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Local Report. Observation Taken

900 a. m.)
Roswell, N. NJ, July 22-Tempera-
ture.-Max-, 70; min, So; mean, Il.
Precipitation. .05; wind N. E., ve-
locity miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Local showers tonight and Thurs
day; stationary temperature.
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See the Best and Torian Transfer
Co. when you want a picnic wagon.
They have just had fine new one
made to order, and are now prepared
to use 1t. 17t6
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SCRIP, SCRIP, SCRIP.
For Land Scrip In any quantity, see
Roswell Title 4 Trust Co.
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The Orpheum.

The patrons Of the Orpheum were
treated to a surprise last night by
being given two shows for the price
of one. The Hall Musical Comedy Co.
Of nine people, with their own tents,
stage and scenery, came In yesterday.
intending to show a week. Rather
than have them in opposition the Or
pheum management engaged the en-
tire company with their band and or
chestra to combine with the Shrews-
bury Sisters Vaudeville Company. and
the two shows will be given the bal
ance Of the week.
As the Orpheum can easily seat
500 people, the prices for the two
shows will remain the same as be.
fore, Children 10c, adults zoe.
Amateur night Is Friday, and q
matinee will be given Saturday at
8 o'clock when the admission will be
1Oc to all.
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Shoulder wrenched in Runaway.

w. r. Fusion, of seven miles south
east of town, was ready to drive in
this morning but as he started to get
into his buggy his horse took fright
Fusion grabbed the lines and was
dragged quite a distance, but succeed
ed in stopping the horse before even
the eggs in the buggy were broken.
Mr.. Fuston's shoulder was badly
wrenched in the fray
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Notice to Real Estate Dealers.
All property listed with real estate
dealers in Roswell by me is hereby
Withdrawn from the market.
w. T. PAYLOR.
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MR. ARNETT AND MISS

Wilbur Francis Arnett and Misc
Jessie Armstrong were married last
evening at the home OF the brides
brother. DR.. ]. w. Armstrong. at 6o4
North Missouri avenue.
At seven O'Clock. in the presence
of the immediate family Of the bride
and . few friends. the bride and
groom entered the parlor. preceded
by the brides father. Rev. Martin
Armstrong. VINO was to perform the
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The Wool Market.
st. Louis. July 22.-Wool firm, un-
changed.
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More Railroads Wanted.

Cruise wants more fine horses to
shoe this month. The best work
men Is my motto. 13tf
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DR. PRESLNY:- rye. ear. nose
md throat Glasses fitted: phone $50.
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Phones 65 and a.. 2i5 North Main
Parsons e. Son
BROKERS'
BROKERS

All classes of legal and notary work.
Expert accountants. Typewriting &
Stem ography. All sorts of money to
loan. Property all over the city for
sale, rent or exchange. The only la.
Dor agency in the Pecos Valley. Osn
get you anything you want, or tell
you anything you want to know.
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MT. and Mrs. ]. L. Howell, sof Lake
Arthur. were business visitors here
today.
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Joe Decker returned last night from
two weeks trip in the Captain
from Lincoln where he left the other
members OF his camping party, w.
X. Dunn, Clarence Hill and Henry
johnson. He says there is lots of rain
in the mountains, and that they had
when the big rise came Saturday.
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C. &c. Hall and =. N. Younsnlood.
OF Elida, were visitors hers to-day.
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FOR SALE Fine cooking and eat
ing apples. 2 cents a pound, at 500
| N Mai6 st. II
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THETFORD CENTER.

Mrs. Adna Porter is stopping al
Mrs. Albert Porter's for few days
After a long illness Mrs. Lenor "a
S. Valley was called to rest, APrll
23rd. Funeral at the home OF heT
parents, Perley Smith. where she
had been during her sickness and
tenderly cared for. There were an
abundance of flowers from her many
friends. Interment in Union VII
lage cemetery.
Mrs. w. A. Willoughby has her
sister, Mrs. Chamberlin, with her
for an indefinite time
Mrs. Sophia Gerry is at \. H.
Porter's again returning from a
trip to Massachusetts,.
Clara Willoughby is visiting her
parents here,
G. c. Fifeld attended the ball
game at Hanover Saturday.
Herbert Johnson and wife were
at Albert Nutbrown's the last of
the week.
Katie Smith is visiting friends
in Vershire for a few days.
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WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.

Mrs. Charles Mari of Barre is Wis
iting her brothers and sisters on
Blood Brook.
Mrs. VIM. Godfrey and son Roy
went on Saturday of last week to
Washington, Vt, to attend the
funeral of her mother, returning
on Monday.
Grace Southworth accompanied
by her son George returned to White
River Junction Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Emerton of
Strafford have been visiting friends
on Middle Brook this week.
Mr.. Penwarden, who has been
for two Sabbaths in Maiden, Mass
returned on Monday. His place in
the pulpit was filled last Sunday by
Mr.. Temple of West Fairlee Village.
Mrs. Maud Gates and baby Wayne
spent a few days last week at G..
w. Cooks.
Mrs. VIM. B. Kimball is buying
maple sugar giving Z cts. in wood
and 6 cts. in tin. Sugar to be de-
livered at her store at West Fairlee
Center.
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PIKE.

Mr.. w. Foster has moved into
the tenement formerly occupied
by Mr.. Blank.
Mr.. Samuel Baker finished his
duties with the Pike Mfg. Co. on
May first.
Miss Alice McHarg of Colebrook,
N. H., was the guest of Mrs. E. B.
Pike on Monday.
Mrs. E. R. Stamford and son
Duncan left Tuesday for Boston,
Mass.
Mr.. F. S. Reed went to St. Johns
bury, VT, on Monday to accept a
position with Peck & Follensby of
that place.
The regular Y. P. S. C. f. meeting
will be held on Friday evening at
7.30 with Mrs. Frank Foss as leader.
1t is earnestly desired that all the
members be present as it is the
conservation meeting.
Mr.. William Wildey left for his
home in Manchester last Monday
morning.
Mrs. S. C. Chamberlin, who has
so long been confined to the house,
is steadily improving now.
Miss Leslie Gilfillan went to her
home in Barnet on Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. j. Reed has entered the
employ of the Pike Mfg. Co. as a
book-keeper and Mr.. B. B. Bean is
taking his place at the Pike Station
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Pike and
daughter Katherine, and Miss Fran
ces Dickerman left Tuesday morn
ing for New YorL.
The next meeting of the Grange
will be held May 18th. The fol-
lowing question will be discussed,
Should our town appropriate money
to advertise the natural advantages
of the town? Refreshments will
be served.
Mr.. Arthur Ward is at his home
in Manchester, N. H.
Mr.. Paul Hayhurst of the bureau
of Entomology, Washington, D.
c., is in Pike for a short time con-
Quoting an investigation as to the
blight on the white pines in this
vicinity.
Mr.. Edgar Halle went to Boston,
Mass. on Tuesday.
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HAVERHILL.

We have not seen so mnch water
on our meadows before, for many
years as we have seen for the week
past. Impossible to cross Bedell
bridge and water up to the hubs of
the wheels and more a part of the
time on the upper meadows to the
upper bridge.
Last Sunday morning the ground
was white with snow, which soon
disappeared.
Mrs. j. Q. Bittinger was a guest
of Mrs. Phoebe Bailey over Sunday,
en- route for Hanover, where she
is staying with an invalid sister.
On Tuesday afternoon the ladies
of the NJ. E. Society will gather at
the home of Henry Talbert to cele-
brate Miss Frank Pillsbury's birth
day. She is confined to the bed
and wheel chair and is a great
sufferer.
Mrs. p. w. Kimball made a trip
to Lisbon last week.
Mrs. Mary VIM Henderson ar
rived last week from California
at her brother Dams. He is more
comfortable.
The NJ. Z. society gave a full
reception last Wednesday even
ing to their new pastor, G. G. Viii
Iiams.
The road out through the woods
and down Page Woodbury's hill
has been closed the past week, the
'oad being badly damaged.
1t was little boys this time, who
nave been making May baskets to
larry around the streets last Fri
lay evening, for whom Hattie
Rogers has thanks for very pretty
basket.
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PIERMONT.
RIVER ROAD.


A baby boy came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunnie last week. to
gladden. their hearts.
Mrs. Lamphrey is very low at
this writing.
The roads are very much i'm
proved, although there are still bad
spots left on the River road, making
about eight weeks of bad wheeling
that we have endured this spring.
The social given at the Hall last
week Wednesday evening, was a
great success. The program was
given by the children under the
supervision of Mr.. Heath. 1t con-
sisted of dialogues, motion songs,
and a fancy dress ring drill, given by
a number of girls. The latter was
executed, and presented a beautiful
appearance, it proved to all, the
diligent practice and untiring over
sight that had been put into it,
by the girls and their teacher, Rev.
J. f. Heath. The dialogues and
songs by the smaller girls were de-
lightfully rendered, bringing down
the house. Ice cream and cake
were served after the program to a
large number. The ladies realized a
very satisfactory addition to their
treasury.
BROOK ROAD.
Summer, dear Summer, come back
to us now,
Don't wait any longer for Spring,
We are tired of cold weather, of
snow and of mud
Which now does not seem just
the thing.
Fully three inches of snow fell
here on Sunday morning, May Sd,
and six to eight inches is reported
at different places in East Pier
mont.
Geo. H. Reneau was at home
from Croydon to spend Sunday.
Mr. Geo. Kibby has moved to
Joel Pennock's tenement. Ralph
Webster and his mother have
bought and moved to the Kibby
place, and Geo. Day has hired the
Webster farm and moved there.
Mrs. Moses Hill sold her personal
at auction last week, the
form has been let to Mr.. Jones of
Pike.
Mrs. Martha Reneau has a COW
which is the proud mother of twin
,alves.
Peter Hodge and his brother of
Lawrence are working for A. A.
Knapp and Charles Rodimon. James
Singleton from the same place is
for c. W. johnson.
Ellen Curtis Porter died very
at Arlington, Mass, May
It'll. She was formerly of Piermont,
md well known in this vicinity.
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SOTTH FAIRLEE.

Memorial Sunday exercises 1ol
G. A. r. are to be held at Post
Mills, the 18th. Hope every veteran
will make an effort to be there and
all members of E. B. Frost Post
also. Memorial exercises will be at
Union Village this year, at home
of our Commander Colburn. Head
quarters E. b. Frost Post, Post
Mills, Vt.
Mr.. Moore, who has been here so
long had dispatch from n. s., to
come home as his mother was dan
gerously i'll. He started imme-
diately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass went to
Marshfeld last week to attend a
golden wedding of an uncle and
aunt. All gathered at Folsom Hall
in the afternoon and evening nearly
500 people. 1t was Mr.. SIS. birth
day. He was II years of age. He
was in the Civil War in Co. c. 18th
Reg. and always lived in Marsh
field and prominent in town and As
wears chorister in the Methodist
church. where he now sings every
Sunday. The brass band of which
he is member attended the exer-
Jcises. There were brief addresses
from local and visiting clergy. Mrs.
Shepherd was Clarina V. English,
and is 6S years old. They are in
the best Of health. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shepherd were the recipients of
many gifts.
Guy Robinson and Lee Douglass
went last week to Mortified, Mass,
to 90 the Mt. Hermon school.
The town is widening the road
between here and North Thetford
blasting and cutting trees. 1t is a
bad place with banks on both sides.
There Is a great lack of help in
loading lumber. Two tramps APP
peared and were offered 81 so day
but they refused to work for less
than $3.50, so they kept on their
way. and the towns pay for their
lodging. There ought to be some
thlng different for them.
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EAST CORJNTH

Mrs. C. w. Jewell and Mrs. Ian
Page were in Montpelier a few
days this week.
Mrs. c. S. Huntley is away this
week, purchasing goods for her
millinery store, etc.
Geo. Welch and Miss Carrie Row
land were at home from Goddard
Seminary over Sunday.
Lewis Heath recently covered the
roof on the south side of his house
with galvanized steel roofing.
The dance given by the NJ. W. A.
for the benefit of the Village Hall
was well attended, over forty
couple being present A pleasant
time was enjoyed by all and goodly
sum added to the treasury.
Mrs. r. ID. Rowland, who has
been in Connecticut for several
weeks with her daughter Lizzie, re-
turned Saturday.
Miss Lottie Rowland is to work
at B. T. Hollands.
CoNG'L CHURCH NoTEs.
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. Burgess, Wednesday afternoon,
May. 18th.
Rev. Mr.. Owens will speak next
Sunday morning from 119 Psalm,
verse 1O4. Therefore | hatei false
ways.
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LYME.

John Earle Andrews has been
appointed postmaster at Lyme Cen
ter to take the place of his brother
who resigned the Office as he has
moved to Fairlee, Vt.
Mrs. A. VI. Jenkins has gone to
Morrisville, VT, to be gone till
Fall.
Mr.. Walter G. Piper has bought
of Mrs. Jane Bugbee the remainder
of the hotel lot.
The snow which came early Sun
day morning. varied in depth from
one inch to one foot in most places
in the eastern part of the town it
was 6 inches deep.
Mr.. w. G. Piper has the contract
to build piazzas for Mr.. Adna Chase
and Mrs. Matilda Hurlbutt.
Mr.. f. f. West is expecting a new
clerk to take the place of Melvin T.
who is to leave his employ.
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OXFORD.

That is a fine and beautiful line
of carriages that VIM. R. Conant is
displaying this year and they are
attending customers. His prices are
right.
Rev. E. E. Grant, who was ex-
pected to preach for us last Sabbath
was unable to do so on account of
serious illness of his wife and Rev.
Anderson came in his stead, giving
us a strong earnest sermon and
conducting the Communion service
in a very impressive manner.
Mr.. Tressey is improving the in
terror of his house by the use of
new paint and paper
Mrs. Chas Mann and her sister,
Miss Amy Swanson left Tuesday
afternoon for their home in New
York after five weeks here. They
expect to return for the month of
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. BATHS have finished
the work at Lake Morey for Messrs.
Pillsbury and returned to Mr..
Hartwells, Tuesday.
Bertha Braynard has been work
ing in the Postoffice but found her
strength unequal to the handling
of the heavy mail sacks and was
obliged to give it up.
Mrs. Denver Dennis has been very
sick.
Miss Richardson has returned
from Boston to her summer home
here and for the third season, Mrs.
Bailey i. installed as her house
keeper.
The red and blue contest to in
crease the attendance of the S. -.
has greatly interested the young
people and should you meet one of
our bright-eyed boys or girls no
doubt you will receive an invita-
ton to become member.
Mrs. w. R. Conant has been quite
i'll this week.
Mrs. B. C. Corliss entertained the
L. n. o. Club at her house on Sat
urday afternoon of May 2nd. The
meeting was a very enjoyable one
and well attended. Mrs. Stetson,
who has moved recently to Oxford,
came as a guest and very pleasingly
furnished some music during the
afternoon by singing and playing
on the organ. The Club has lost
three or four of its members through
their going away from this locality.
Among this number, Mrs. Daniel r.
Chase as an enthusiastic member
will be very much missed. The next
Meeting will begin the outdoor
summer gatherings and will be on
afternoon of May 10,
With Mrs. Henry H. Carr.
The Willing Workers will meet
With Mrs. Presley, Tuesday, May
2, at p. m. The ladies of the
ociety are requested to make an
fort to be present at this meeting.