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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-19
AGED CITIZEN
PASSES AWAY
RAYMOND r. MecRAY, AN ocTo','
GENARlAN, DlEp$AT HIS HOME
At BELL RUN.

d Mr.. Raymond R. Mccray, an aged
citizen OF the community, died this
morning at half after eight o'clock
Tt hls home near Bell Run station az.
ter an illness from a complication Of
diseases incident to old age. Deceas:
ed was born on May 49, 1927, and was
therefore in mis- SOD year. He was
horn in the house where he had lived
all his life and. where his death oc.
cured. Three children survive him,
namely, Charles A. McCray. Mrs. Jas.
A. vandervort and Miss Ana Mccray.
The latter residing at home.
Deceased was an ex.unlon soldier,
having served in Company Filth W.
Va. Infantry. He was q member Of
the /. 90. F. lodge In this city.
Mr.. Mccray was during his younger
years a prominent citizen and the
news OF his death will be learned with
regret by his many friends. Funeral
services will be held on Sunday after.
noon at $50 o'clock at the residence.
conducted by his pastor, Rev. stoetzer.
1nterment at Woodlawn cemetery.
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"Polly ofIthe ctrcus.e

AEFT4 lAtNfbh
For the first time In the Mstoryof
the American stage. q arst clasa dra-
matte production s. on tonr with
number Of celebrated circus sactobats
and clowns playing lending parts Tho
play Is, Frederic Thompson skkbig pro
duction, Polly Of the Circus. by Mar
.gorct Mayo. with Miss Fay Wallace
playing the leading part a \
"Polly OF the Circus" deals With 9
girl bareback rider who Is Injured
during a performance IN d small town
and Is left behind to rectfperates Her
period Of conyalescence IS spent in
the home Of: the village preacher, with
whom she falls in love. Later for reas
sons explained In the play she re.
turns 10 the circus which makes
necessary to present d tent show IN
full operation on the stage ot3 the the
alter. TO give the necessary touch Of
realism the management aas engaged
a number Of the most famous circus
folk In the world sof white tops. The
play will be seen at the Grand s!Iss
March, Si9l
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PARTY HAS SERVED ITS PURPOSE

PARTY HAS SERVED ITS PURPOSE
OMAHA, Fob. 19.-After years OF at
flliation with the Prohibition party,
John &. Woolley. Its presidential can
didate in 1900, announced YESTERDAY
he had severed ais connection with
the party and would work with the
old parties. He says the Prohibition
party has accomplished It's aims in
bringing the liquor question to a M
tional issue and has ended Its li'efu!!
ness. and there is, no further use af It
being kept alive.
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.s.lF.rElt1[ TsUt a ONO, ,
n September, 1870, to learn how to |

in September, 1870, to learn how TO DO
a Democrat; he was gone 80 years; he
graduated,S for he says himself that he
IT, a simon pure one. I don't know
the definition, but l suppose 1t means
u No. Il grade. Lloyd put in nomino-
ton a fellow they call George, Lilly.
out at the ball park, a candidate fol
a member OF our high tribunal who To-
cate and dislocale onr taxes, PERHAPS
some Sot You have heard Of him, Hes
a pretty iair orator on9the street HIS
a strong voice; he can be heard for
some distance. Some time after
George was nominated, we three broth.
ers were standing together on the
street talking, by and by George can!e
along and stopped close IN front al
lis. and said, Look here, / want you,
fellows to vote for me- meaning Frank
and me. We smiled OF course, be.
cause It was SO funny. Frank. asPro'
h%ibitionlst, and nc 4 Republican and
our cousin. John Fleming, was run.
ming against him. but there Is no limit
in politics, In a matter void Of ell.
quette. I said 10 him what is your
record? Well he would do SO and 50
IL the people said so. George was
elected, I was In the courthouse on
last Friday. standing by the railing
on the second floor looking down at
the men repairing the floor: George
came along. He said, Kelley, I am
having the floor fixed I said. Yes. |
zee vol, believe In doing things. don !
you?' yes I do he said. Well George
is happy In his new Office because It Is
the most important office In Marion
count. II nothing prevents am going
down to William Howard Taft's In
a%uguratlon. to hand him my card. Do
you know that the heavyweight was
named after me? Brother Lloyd was
a great almirer Of ". ]. Bryan. Ever
since 1 was a boy | have heard 1t sail
II at first You don't succeed. try. try
again, and sure the third time is the
charm. Not SO: II can't believe that
any longer. I pity Lloyd TOR he viii
never get to go to Bryan's Inaugural
ton"
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IA Knight For "A pay."l

~ slF|IF
In "A Knight For "A Day q.
,Whltney's big musical gaiety which
will be seen at the. Grand Opera
House on March 3D.. ssseryant Indy.
arrives 1T l young ladies seminary 81
Evanston. III. on commencement day
with recommendations as q scoot:
so happens that . cook Is the onelpar;
%tlcular branch of the service that 10
ably taken. care Of BY tlle French etef
Of the institution and what 10 really
wanted is a hair-dresser. The ser
want lady ( on learning this decides
that she; Is also a hair lresseE and Hex
presses her Willingness % rysthepo
sltlon. The cook falls IN loyeSYiB
her, but a. former walter ana ndltor
for her heart and hand turns Up ROB
resenting himself to be Jonathan JOY
q knlghtiy lawyer whose papers heIhas
taken In lieu Of a tip; lore scene
in which the three figure Is said,to;be
one Of the screamlngly tunryy: of the
many such, comedy sItaatlons n the
performance.
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TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Is
DISTRIBUTING NEW Dl.
aEcToRY..

Manager Mansfield, OF the Bell Tele'
phonephone company mas received a
supply Of newl,y-printed directories for
this section OF West Virginia. Tha d.
rectory contains the names OF ss'ibl''
scribers at tile following centrhls:
Morgantown. Clarksbnre, Manning
ton. Falrmont, Grafton; Salem, Elxirs,
Belinglon, Bridgeport, Bonneville
Cross Roads. Pruntytown Parsons
Phillppi anil sllinnston. Enough con.
les have been received here to sill
sply every subscriber Sof The FalrRlont
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E.I|tE'# HE.# Hfa4"Iu T.# r1fW". go % -tNrf...t.
central. Since the last directory was
Issued BY the! Bell company, many
subscribers have been added TO this
central, SO that toe new directory
Will be a great Improvement over the
old one,
The company has issued strict or,
ders. to I'LL the '!hello girls" that they
insist upon all subscribers calling by
number OF subscribers It Is lmDossi.
Bile for The operators TO remember the
names, and thGS:sompany has directed { ! !
that this method 2oi calling up sub
scrlbers be stopped.
Fairnont has free communication
with the subscribers OF the ;SArdls
Telephone Company, the Marion Tee
phone Company, Of Worthinstoh;
Bootlsyille. Bridgeport, Cross Rords.
Pruntytown and Salem. Z
II subscribers will mark, in their Ill
rectory these places they will know
what are free and the towns that are
not.
Grasicn subscribers nave free com
%mubIcalion with 1900 subscribers o.
the; NestorsvI!le Telephone Company
Manager Mansfield has three mel
distributing directories IN this city
and will have the work done by 70
morrow night.
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die FORM Of permanent tarif cent,
fmisapn. toNatd tbe attainment
8Rhlchsth labors have been dlrected.!
The convention was small In mum
beers but large ia enthusiasm. IT'D
delegates represented great CONNER.
clals agricultural and civic bodies aad
many were United States senators;
congressman and national and state
otlcIals. ] ". Van Cleaye. perma-
n1ent chairman, had5behind him scores
OF members o. the National Assocl-
alton Of Manufacturers and the
platform on the last day Thad Snow.
who declared himself Just a plain,
unattached farmer OF Indiana. Joined
with his predecessors In what had
been a remarkable linanImlty of ex-
preston from various sections, pro-
LESSONS and occupations for the es-
t%ablishment by congress OF a perma-
1ient scientific and non.partisan com.
mission. Before the final stroke Of
Chairman Van Cleave's gayel each
delegate pledged himself to continue
in his home territory the work for.
which the convention was called. The
permanent committee Of 100. Of walch
Mr.. Van Cleaye Is chairman, VIII give
the widest possible distribution to the
records Of the convention proceedings
and carry on the agitation for a per-
manent commission.
~. n ..HLH o. arHLH #~.H#- tH. = hHAHs.L ~
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FAmbtlous Martinaburu.:
a7Eaf gH

With he advent OF natural gas ar,
poWersssuppliea BY two electric pllats,
HsaftinsDurg 8 ould be In a position to
sompete With any city In the country
Cor manufacturing Industries. TIE
oheapnegs Of power and fuel should
mean mich Tor our growth. Win
toese new advantages added to OH:
ALREADY large number. We should have
San act!yc board Of trade. which viii
seek tos bring new enterprises TO this
Community: An organization Of this
kind caEnot be effected too soon. We
would IKE toSs.e such q board organ.
lied atS once so they, can get to work
under the "Grester Martinsburs"
charter, let us have d hustllns or:
ganizationy atSSonce.
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ed the following successes: Coy

fInsgtjNW
ed the following successes: ;ozy
Corner" "A Fight for Homo" Heart
Of Alabama. Daughter q the Vest
"The Little White Church, "In Wash:
inston," Saved From the Sea-
"AdrIft in New York" and "a KEN
lucky M%ountaineer.. IN addition To-
the play SIX big vaudeville and spe-
clalty numbers are given eachsnights
thus mixing the performance one con-
%tlnuous round OF pleasure. The en-:
gagement opens with Especial holiday
matinee. Monday; February s2d, when
"cozy Corner" viii be. given; and Mons
day night the great sensatlonalfd ra.
mn, IA Fight for Honor VIII be pro
duced. 4sH
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MRS. FUCKERS DIVORCE.

CHICAGO. Feb. low. F. Tucker,
the army paymaster, who was tried
here by the retiring board. has been
ordered to return to Hot Springs. II
Is believed that Mrs. Dolly Logan
Tucker, daughter Of Gen. John A. Lo'
gan, Will amend her. bill for Divorce
and name Mrs. Myrtle Plat. the nurse,
who has been fuckers constant at.
tendent, as correspondent.
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20
Lacks a Lobbyist.

hessenate committee which has
spent 50 many days diligently consid.
ertng House BIZ No. /, the Wausn
lobby bill, Is too modest to express
Without Recommendation. is It posi-.
ssthst the cool reception Of this
measure III tho Senate Is due 10 the
faet that none of the able members
sthe$thiM house have taken an in.
terestsl n Its Observation-Disclosures
town PSstsC Chronicle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-19

Tho continent Ii, favor Of a tariff
commission idea Is growing. MI. Car,
negie fayors Il; tho National Assocta.
tim 81 Manufacturers originated It;
the press hasSgiyen It publicity anu
popllar..ty: A tariff commission Of
experts Will doubtless be better 1T
tel Col the Handling Of this subject
titan heterogeneous. unqualified
i1ass like the House OF Representa-.
tiyea. q ) ( I: n
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The Want ADS Are
BUSINESS PEACEMAzlK<SEEiR7s

}In the store, the omcefth the factory. the Swyorkpaeesaathh hoHeSAsaa
ever human interests clash waenyer workers. and employers come TIL N
dkcordant, wherever new workers or new work. are the urgent nSaedTStha4
road to peace lies through the want al. columns. sss
In almost every case, a peace wrtesinE Incident cf22 dat6l hnreseaasss5 n
tae r.npnG remedy 5of a little want insS--wwhsthe tsisS the snddsa
exit Of the servant, stenographer. clerSScook t9tenant%off
the unexpected reed to quickly "raise. some money!
More and more every day nth 5lliyes $and$affairrssot sthes ppsoplesslt
ihs' city.ta Swant; ada arueSeomnsE To 5hy Ya he parsSSo aaljusSrsSs s& NOM
taaspf eyeateraS$ otS BUsNE sslTPEAcEM s!SS8SsS9SSs Sss8ss$S
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THE STAGE


The Champion stock Company.
Patrons Of the Grand are promised
a treat when the big Champion stock
Company Of over IL clever people OPP
en- tfefr weeks engagement, present
ing a line Of standard and comedy
dramas at popular prices, ten, twenty
and thirty cents. Among the strong
plays to be produced may be mention.
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Delivered, BY Carried.
bniiy, one month; payable monthly .4oc
Daily Ono week I. ...s..s. lPe
TheTe isg III tie city Il Washington

There I, III tie city q Washington.
Society for The Prevention OF Cr'lei,
H Ia Afima!s1r and It nas been 50
ensrsetic III arrestIng and proseeut,
aug thgseSwhos overload overdriye and
undetfeed their horses; that a gror,
i horse owners have organized q
HORSE oRnors Protective Assoiia:
Hon pSoppose the: Society and lave
ecently mad INTRODUCED . bill in Con
gressSThiehS geeks to abolish the 30
saess 81 up Prevention y Cruelty 70
Ars.aals: 4 " y q.
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COCK PIT IN COURT.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Feb. 10, =
Paul Kohn. agent Of Society for the
Protection OF Cruelty to Animals. who
said he went to a cock fight as part
OF his business, was convicted OF be,
Ing a spectator Inst night and fined
fifty. dollars. To show the jury jlts'
how the fight which was railed was
pulled off. n cock pit was pitched In
the court room and one dead rooster
and Its c%onqueror placed In 1t.
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Ill3Tlt T|9 -T-- -"-
1.-THE TARIFF
Meeting ENDS
5SE&W#sik{iSffHIHn lE 1- -;
ScoNElpENcE ExPREssED THAT
$coNvENTIoN WILL RESULT
REFORMATION OF COM.
MISSION.

rNDIANAPoLIs, Feb. 19.-The Ma:
Ional Tarlr Commission convention
came 70 AN end Yesterday. Its Oh;
Gals and delegates, before their de-
pafttafe, expressed con fdence that It's
Sork would soon be- perpetuated In
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nature IS on each box. CSC.
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lance to tho house.-principal w. r.
Douglas will go Thursday to burlington
to attend the meeting of the Scho Dfnas-
tors' club when he will speak upon the
operation of the minimum salary FOR
toachers' law. T.. French and "auily
are moving to Montpelier this week
Mrs. Celia !aTley and family will move
This week to the house vacated by Mr.
French which they have purchased
Mrs. j. =. Houston is ill.-Miss Elizabeth
scars has fer some time been n great
sufferer from rheumatism. Miss i'annia
liawley is taking a vacation from her
work at G. +. Eddys.-At the meeting
q Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
afternoon. c. L. Mcmahon will SPEAK on
some phases Of the work of the Vermont
Sugar Makers association. The meeting
will he open to the public at 800 o'clock.
Mrs. l.. 4. l'tton OF Hardwick is visit
ing at VI. r. Husaell's.--Mrs. J. s. whit
comb of Minneapolis Is the guest of her
Parents. MI and Mrs H. G. Thomas. -
Miss Martha camnbcll has finished work
at the central telephone office ana is
visiting in MorriStown. Miss Ethel Nor
rison OF Waterbury is assisting in the
telephone orice.-Miss Marjorie Burt
viii lead the service at Unity Church on
Sunday morning AMI Miss Alice Ha~rows
will read a ermon.-The ladies' of Sickle
Chapter. O. f. S. served supper we'd
nesday evening THE Stowe orchestra
viii, play for a dance at Hyde Parl. Fri
day evening.
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BAKERSFIELD,

An informal reception was given at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Abcrnethy
for Mr. and Mrs. HARDWOOD Wednesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood will
soon leave for their new home In Penn
brooke N. H.--Mlss Anna Isham is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Isham.-Mrs. Clara Boutelle is ILL.,
The base bail fair given In Brigham
Academy Friday and Saturday was a
great success.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. ..
Tillotson are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Hurd Montague. in Jericho Mr..
Tillotson Is soon to enter the employ
of the Variety store company.-Mr.
and Mrs. Il. II. Start have returned
from a visit in Underhill.--The Young
Ladies' Auxiliary was entertained at
dinner at Mrs. Harwood's Friday. II. i.
Brigham has returned from Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. ?. c.. Hammond Of
Franklin visited in town last week.
Miss ina Start of St Adams Is visiting
here.-Miss Bernce Morse OF Williams
town, Is spending her vacation with her
parents.--Miss Anna Isham of Worces-
ter Mass, is spending a few days in
town.-Lee Maynard went Monday to
Sheldon. where he has employment with
Jennison e. Gallop.--Mr. ana Mrs. b. II.
Start have been passing few days in
Underhill-Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Tilot-
son and daughter. Lucille are visiting
In Jericho.
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JEFTERSONVILLE.

Joel Madison Wilcox. who had been Ill
q long time, died at five o'clock We'd
resdav morning He was the third son
o: Edmund and Matilda Farnsworth
Wilcox. and was the last surviving
member of the family Of eight children.
He was born in Fairfax. February D.
1886 but moved tn Cambridge when a
boy. where he had since resided. lie is
survived by two daughters Mrs. Hattie
Mr.. Wilcox was q miller and dealer
in feed and farming tools. He represent
cd the town I'm the Legislature Of 1896.
He also held the offices OF deputy L. 8.
marshall, postmaster for ffleen years,
county commissioner justice OF the
OF the poor He was grandson OF
Jared Wilsox who WAS soldier OF the
Revolution and fought in the battle of
Bunker Hill.--The annual meeting Of the
Jeffersonville Cemetery association was
held with Mrs. F. L. Smith Tuesday and
the following officers elected; President.
Mrs. Lucy BEAM vice president Mrs
Anna Thomas; secretary. Miss Matte
Wilcox: financial secretary and treas
urer, Mrs +. r. Smith; superintendent.
W. W. Raymore; sexton, J w Green.
by the request Of the late Mrs. l.. A.
Page her estate paid the treasurer OF the
Cemetery association $2S for the per-
manent fund.--A deer was seen in the
village streets Tuesday morning.
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WOLCOTT.

son was born to .AlphOnse Powers
March A.--l!oWard Shaw Of stowe was
in town Friday.-Mrs. I.aqucs's fnther.
NIr. chase, d!ed suddenly at her home
Thursday night. Tie funeral as held
Saturday with burial in Calais. He was
veteran OF tho Civil War. j. was
thought that the shooting ARRAY at their
home FASTENED his death. Enos La
Fluer will move to IIardwick Saturday.
Mrs. J. " Scott is gaining slowly
Mrs. A. II. Perkins took er little daugh-
ter. Eleanor. to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Tuesday for the removal Of n
growth from hor reCk.-Linus Wells was
kicked in tho knee by one Of his hors"s
Saturday and Is unable to work.-.A
delegation OF the Morrisville Camp. NJ.
W. 4, visited the local comp Wednes-
day night John DC FaIrirr has moved
to George Whites place vacated by
George Freeman.
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Pond has sold lis interest in the cloth
ing store Of Smith 8 Pond to his part
rer. Leroy l.. Smith. and will be as
ISOLATED with the new corporation.
Barnard Marvin Of st. Mary's, Pa, Is
visiting his family in this place. --Mrs.
Nellie Morsc has returned from visit
in Montrcal.--rhc Rev. A. Z. Davis of
I.nosburgh Falls preached in the Bap-
fist Church Sunday.A telephone has
been placed IN the town clerks office.
The Canadian government has placed
immigration officials on trains entering
Canada by this division Ct the Canadian
Pacific railway. Charles Greene of
l<ncwlton. Que, who at one time was a
clerk in the store of his uncle W. b.
Greene of this place, is one of the new
appointees and NJ. r. Eldridge of Man
sonvile. Que. tho other.-Mrs Robert
Fox of East Richford is the mother of
Clayton Brooks, who was killed at Or
leans Qarton L.andlng) Monday while
trying to steal ride on q passenger
train.--An "old rubber social will! be
held in the Methodist Church parlor next
Wednesday evcning-The Lincoln club
OF the Waterbury high school will play
a second game OF basket ball with the
senior y. M. G. a. team here tomorrow
evening. Two teams of the juniors will
also play under the direction of the sem
iors.--J. l.. Lovelette has gone to Bar
ton to work as carpenter for w. Is.
Freer of this place, who has several con-
tracts there.-The Rev w. T.. Douglass
attended n preachers meeting In Enos-
burgh Falls Tuesday.-Mrs. Frank c.
Clarke of Burlington Is visiting here
Mrs. Marcia Rublec of Berkshire Is WIS.,
ting her sister Mrs. William Conings.
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WORTHWHILE.

H. NJ. Sheltus Of Hlghgate - new
c'e'k IN the Wsdlcigh drug store.--Nr.
and Mrs. g. 7. Smith were In isle la
Motto Friday TO visit the Pomona
Grange returning HON" saturday,
James Steen has hrokoa one wrist hy
Il fall on the ice. Mrs g. NJ, FISHER
was called to CrGftshurv Triday h" the
illness of her granHmoth nr.-Mrs ". J.
Ttton IS entertaining hnr sister Mrs..
Robert Gilmore and cor 2, Frank BAL
Icy. Of Barton Marshall Wilson has
gore to Cambridge 20 visit c. II. Tuck
or and his uncle, Eugene Wells IN Wa
tarvil'e-A new switch ho9rd for tine
C'tizons' Telephone Co.. wiz No instHNed
&c soon as roesihle Miss Clarn "utte
81 Woodsville. y. II. Is visiting NJ ana
Mrs, q. r. Eei'h.-Nss Della Thorr-
son entertained hcr Sundav eel" ol class
T'rdav afternoon Mrs 4 Z. Ellsworth
ard dour'ncr. Mrs rrcd Ainsworth,
,is'tod re'qtivos IN johnson SATURDAY
So Hrd Nrs G II RavW0rc ard dauGh-
tor rNsscd Saturday md SUNDAY in Cam
'rd~e. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
r'Nvrore Mrs.. WNl'ar S'nno't won't to
r'o'r0eld SATURDAY. for q week or two
With hor daughter, Ms. Y. c. Leach go
N~s. william Cass end children and Miss
7oss'e Fmmerson returne1 to sutton
Junction, Y. O.. Saturd7v-Frank Rovce
went TO burlington SATURDAY. to accom-
MANY home tis wife who underwent an
onerat'on Mt tho >'arv FLETCHER hosn'tal
fNur wees ago.--Mrs T. J stewart. who
has been III with tonsilitis, is recovering,
y H. Atch'son was in Camhr'dpe Fri
dav and conveyed the " " SCOTT farm
70 Mrs I.''la conva Tho East cam
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Sunday with his sister. Mrs. II. O. stiles
Of Johnsoa.--R. c. Tallard and w. W.
Holbrook spent Tuesday In ST. Adams
Mrs. I. +. Wilcox is contend to the
house by illness Miss vilcria Howard
in opening h can of fruit cut an artery
in her wilst--Thc seectmen have call
ed a town meeting to see IL the town
will buy stone crusher.-Mrs. Rual
bellows is ill--Lesie Gilman and Miss
Mable Orton are visiting Mrs. William
Wright of Montgomery.
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EDEN.

Mrs. Nora Baker is slowly improving
Mrs. Ellen Whittemore has returned
from Burlington where she has been for
trca was large atteni-
anco at the social at the corners Mon
day night.--Mr, Coolidge is 20 Gay i'm
proved as to he able to ne ont Of doors
w. l., Bonnett's mother Is visiting him
May Baker will teach the school In tive
Morgan district. Poll McGinr's NJ TIE
mills Grace Sar'0son at the corners
Mrs Fannie noilny in the McGook.in
and Lester Page in the Stearns district.
Mrs. II. W. Emery visited in North
HYDE Park the first of tho wock