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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-09-24

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10000 Acres

Carey act lands to be opened
for settlement at Miner, Idaho on
September goth. Reduced rates
via Oregon Short Line. Tickets
on sale from points between Poca-
tello and Bull on Septemberl7th.,
ito Goth, inclusive. From other
points, September 10TH, to 10Th
Limit, September 25th. ask
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ocToslR cosFEafscI RAIIs.

Via Oregon Short Line. Tick
cts on sale from Idaho, Wyoming
and Oregon points, October LIST to
9th, inclusive; limit October 18th.
See agents for rates and further
particulars.
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ocyepfR coNrrRfNcf RATS.

Via Oregon Short Line. Tick
ets on sale from Idaho, Wyoming
and Oregon points, October LIST to
9th, inclusive; limit October 18th,
Soc agents for rates aud further
particulars.
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raAfSs TO BOISE
Morning train No. le}. 1850. $40 a IN
Morning train No. 165 49,. ~. $40 u
bay train No. 1857 49,. ...s.2:23 p m
Day tfain No. 1879 ........... .5:lO p "a
Evening train No. IT'S tponyl .I:a0 p IN
Night train No. 173 .......... 1915 n
re HAMA AID mArS Lrtg
Night train No. AGA .......l..,. .sj:l- J ~
Connects with No west and
and 3 eaEtbound at Nampa.
Night train No. JOG. ...... .5:22 m
Connects with No. IL eastbound.
Morning train No. i72 pony 7:22 ? m
Connects with No. G, east bound
Connects with No. 8 westbound.
Afternoon tram, No. 10 lao p m
Connects with No. 10 esstbeund.
Afternoon train No. l76 ..... 3.52 p m
Connects with No. 5, westbound.
Night train No. IFS. ....,.... liD2 r m
Connects with No. II, westbound.
Tr&ins Nos, s, Q, z, 8 on main line are
East trains; Nos. Q, 10, II and IL, local.
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A-Y-P EXPOSITION RATES,
VIA OREGON SHORT LINE

s27.30 from Meridian to Seattle and
return; on sale daily commencing
June ist. ASK agents for further par
ticulars.
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS VIA
OREGON SHORT LINE.

Daily for tickets one way via Port
land Frequent dates for other routes.
See Q. $, +. agents for further de-
tails.
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BOISE Valley RAILWAY.

VALLEY LINE.-Leaves Boise
week days, ZOO, 900, ll;o0 a, M. / 100
800, $40, ESQ, l1.3o p. m, :leave Me
ridian $50 a. m, 500, 1000 a. M, 1900
noon, 400, 400, $40, $40 p. m.
SUNDAYS. - Leave Boise 900.
l1:0O a. M, 100. 800, 500. ZOO. II 80
D m, leave Meridian, Sundays, 500,
1000, 1900 a. m, 200, 400. 600. 500
.. IN.
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REDUCED RATES 10 SEATTLE.

Beginning June LIST and ending
September 3Oth, the Oregon Short
Line will sell round trip tickets to
Seattle for $3.50. The going limit is
so days and the return is limited to 60
DAYS.
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r. NJ. SLATER.
Draw and Express Line.

Light and heavy hauling OF all kinds,
Phone Of leave orders at Union Feed &
Coal Co. Meridian, Idaho.
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$3.50 CAMPING.

Bring friends spend the week on our pleasant
camping grounds. Camp grounds free. comfortable
tent sxiD feet during entire fair week for 81 less time
for less MONEY Larger sizes also At reasonable rates
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-06-18
HAVERHILL

5. W. Tewksbury and family en-.
ioyed a musical treat last Saturday
evening given them by members Of
the Crawford orchestra, which is
well worth hearing.
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the Friends who kindly
assisted during the illness and death
Of our wife and mother to the
singers, to all who sent flowers, and
to all who in any way helped hgh-
ten our burden Of sorrow.
W. II. Morris and family.
The morning service at the Con-
gregational church was very largely
attended and a good sermon was
listened TO. Mr.. Frank Rogers rem
dered a fine sole. At - o'clock the
Sunday School gave an interesting
program, which was much enjoyed
by all The children did finely in
their several Rotations and exer-
eises, the choir sang sweet songs,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-06-18
WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.

The rain last Sunday night pre-
vented the evening meeting. All
were disappointed as it was Mr.
Pcnwardens night to be with us, but
the rain was needed and did much
good, so we will think it was all for
the best.
Mr.. j. w. Mum was out to
meeting last Sunday for the first
time since he was taken sick last
December.
Miss Minnie Southworth has been
with Mrs. Kimball for a week OF
more, her friends are so glad her
health is so much improved, as to
allow her to get away from her long
confinement at home.
People turned out from nearly
every house on Blood Brook, to at
tend the graduating exercises at
Thetford Hill last Wednesday p. m.
and Sheldon Miller, must realize he
has many to be interested in him,
his grandfather, Mr.. Madison Miller
a smart old gentleman SO years or
more being able to be present.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-06-18
LYME CENTER

Wesley and Flora Atkins o
Cabot visited in town last week OIL
their way to Mortified, Mass.
Corinne Camp and Miss Smith
of West Fairlee were at F. L. Camp:
over Sunday.
Frank Chesley is doing carpenters
work for James Eastman of East
Thetford.
E. B. Palmer and his mother
were at A. A. Hurlburts in Lebanon
recently.
Dwight Cross is at N. H Andrews,
Fred Reed having finished work
there.
Frank Cowdrey and wife of Bethel
have been visitors at NJ. L. Wings.
Children's day will be observed in
the Baptist church Sunday morning
June ~.
Jeanl Ingelow's poem, the "songs of
seven will be given at the Ladies
Aid social Friday evening. The
male quartette will also sing.
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OK

Pike Station Grange observed
Children's Day on Prospect park
last Saturday afternoon. The
weather being beautiful the affair
was a great success. Nearly all the
children of our community were
present and they we're given a good
time. They were RECALLED with ice
cream and cake. The base ball
game "Pike VS. East Ryegate" prov
ed a great attraction. Summary
follows. Runs, E. Ryegate II, Pike G
Struck out by Bryant 3; by Nc
Carroll 2; by St. John 6. Base on
balls by Bryan 2; by st. John l.
Errors, E. Ryegate 5, Pike 5. Two
base hits, Munsell, X. Hayes. Three
base hit, Geddes. Time of game
III 4Om Batteries, E. Ryegate,
Hayes, Foshey and St. John. Pike
McCarroll, Geddes and Bryant.
Umpires, Gilman and Govan. At
tendance, $50.
Mrs, Svend LANCE and two child
rem were in Haverhill during the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. Levi Havne returned to Pike
Tuesday morning after short bust
ness trip to New York.
Mr.. Frank Everding and friend
from New Haven, Conn. are spend
ing a week with M. Everding's sis
ter, Mrs. Will Andrews.
Mr.. G. H. Rodimon spent Tues
day in Woodsville.
Walter Burbeck was in town
Tuesday on business. He was &C
companied by his daughter, Mrs.
Gilchrist and her little daughter.
f. P. Cobb and family were in
Littleton for three or four days last
week.
Robbins Barstow, Dartmouth II,
is spending few days in town.
The Sunshine Club held their first
lemonade sale of the season on Pros
pect park Saturday. 1t was arrang-
ed in connection with the celebra-
ton Of the Grange, Children's day
and was decided success.
Mrs. E. B. Pike and Miss Frances
c.. Dickerman went to Woodsville
on Friday evening to attend the
graduation exercises of the Woods
vile High school.
E. M. Clark and w. H. Langmaid
went to Norwich early in the week
on a business trip.
Mrs. S. P. Morgan and Mrs. L. B.
Weaver were in town last week as
the guests of Mrs. Morgan's daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. B. Ward.
The Christian Endeavor Meeting
was again omitted on Sunday on
account of the stormy weather. 1t
is hoped that the regular meeting
will be held next Sunday evening at
at 1880, topic and leader to be an
nounced on the bulletin board the
latter part of the week.
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Ter, Augusta E. Cooke, and Beth A.

Ter, Augusta E. Cooke, and Beth A,
Newcomb.
Children's day was observed at
the Hill last Sunday. The exercises
were very good.
Rose Amell has gone to Lowell,
Vt. to work in a lumber camp.
Orange County Pomona Grange
conferred the fifth degree on a class
of twelve, Wednesday, juno 16.
Ted Emerson who is working at
Lyndonville, was in town last week
Miss Edith Marcy of Newbury
furnished music at the Mothers
Club last Thursday.
A sermon will be preached to the
Oddfellows next Sabbath by Rev.
William Slade. Oddfellows from
this town and Lyme are expected
to be present. Come all and hear
one of Mr.. SHADES good sermons.
Elmer DeGoosh of North Thet-
ford was at Mrs. J. c. Eastman's
this week.
Mrs. Frank Bond has returned
from her winters vacation in Cuba.
The Academy is closed for three
months vocation.
H. C. Sanborn has BERTHE Nc
Evans of Lyme to work for him.
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ORFORDVILLE.

Lewis Franklin was in Woods
vile the first of the week.
Mrs. Fred Mack and children O
East Oxford have been visiting hel
sister Mrs. Clarence Blodgett.
Rev. II. Q. Ward read his resig.
nation, last Sunday to take effect
the middle of July.
Mrs Henry Fuller who has been
confined to the bed with Rheuma-
tism is more comfortable.
The farmers have finished there
Springs work, a much larger amount
of planting and sewing has been
done than usual.
Miss Bertha Hubbard is home
from Woodsville high school for the
summer vacation.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L.
Horton is much better.
Miss, Belle Cushman OF Dorchester
Mass. is visiting at Silver Maple
Farm. -
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WASHINGTON.

Warren Calef is failing slowly
Frank Dickey of East Barre is car
ing for him.
Mrs. Syphronia Brown has re-
turned home after a months stay
with her grandson, Don Brown in
Corinth.
l. C. Calef has returned from Cal
ifornin, where he spent the winter
Miss Lucia Calef will visit friends
in Oregon for some time before her
return.
Leon Ordway and Miss Zoe Hill
Of Chelsea were guests at A. L. Pat
terson's Sunday.
Ed Patterson and wife of Rhode
Island are at A. L. Patterson's for
an indefinite time for Mr.. Patter-
sons health. He is suffering from
bronchial catarrh.
G. H Dickey still remains very
ill from tubercular trouble, as also
does Miss Bessie Mcdonald. Mrs.
Phil Mayotte is improving.
7. 0. Huntington has returned
from Burlington, where he had an
operation performed on his eyes,
preparatory for second one which
will be done in November. If sue
cessful as he hopes it will be, he
will regain the sight of one eye, the
other one being almost totally
blind.
d. L. Tillotson and wife visited
in Chelsea Sunday.
G. E. Huntington and wife we're
guests of Austin Huntington in Cor
NTH two days last week.
Mrs. M. w. Chamberlin. who I'M
derwent a serious operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
everal weeks ago, has returned
home and is gaining rapidly.
Several from town attended the
graduating exercises at the Spaul-
ding school and Goddard seminary
last week.
Mertie Richardson visited her
parents last week, returning to her
work in New Hampshire Saturday.
Joe Lawlar spent Sunday in
Plainfeld.
John Eastman is making extern
sive repairs on the interior of his
house.
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and the solo by Miss Westgate was
rendered in very pleasing man
ner. Cards were presented to the
members of the Cradle Roll and BIZ
bles to certain members of the
school by the Supt. The pastor
gave short address and every
thing passed off very pleasantly.
The church was prettily decorated
with white and green.
The baccalaureate sermon was
preached to the graduating class on
Sunday evening by Rev. John Irons
assisted by Rev. Willis Holmes, pas
tor of the Methodist church. The
words were clear cut and full of
good, sound advice. The church
was prettily decorated with white,
green, red and gold. The graduating
exercises will be held in Persons
hall Friday evening, June IS.
Mrs. Norma Snow, of Rochester,
N. Y, has been at home for few
days.
Rev. C. L. Skinner, of Colebrook,
N. H., was in town last week.
Byron Rogers and family we're at
j. G. Shepard's last Sunday from
West Newbury.
Academy Notes.
Commencement exercises Of Ha-
verhill Academy are to be held in
Pearson hall on Friday evening,
June 18th.
The graduation exercises of the
Ninth grade will also be held on
Friday evening.
Owing to the non appearance of
the Woodsville team on Saturday
the ball game was forfeited to Ha-
verhill 90.
The last meeting of the Moosil-
auke Club for the year was held
Monday evening, and all seemed to
have an enjoyable time. Refresh
ments of lemonade, fancy crackers,
candy, etc., were served.
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THETFORD CENTER.

Childrens day exercises were OBJ
served in the church Sunday morn
ing, a good number of children and
young people were out, we wish we
might see them all in our Sunday
school.
Hiram Ward and family of STRAIT
ford was at o. A. Clogstons the first
of the week.
Mrs. j. X. Daggett of Vershire
visited Mrs. ChamberGn and other
friends in town recently.
Lowell Daniels and wife were at
Henry Vests Sunday.
Will Slack and family visited at
his fathers the first of the week.
W. E. Tucker and wife were in
Post Mills one day this week.
Quite a number from this place
attended the graduating exercises
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sanborn has been entertain
ing relatives from Fairlee.
Miss Gladys Waterman is at her
uncle's, W. E. fuckers for a short
time.
G. f. Merry's mother from Ever
EFT, Mass. is visiting him.
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POST MILLS.

Mrs. B. W. Whitney of Dorches.
ter, Mass. is visiting at R H Hatch's
and other relatives in this village
for few days.
G. w. Raynes and wife of Lowell
are boarding with Mr.. Banker for a
few weeks.
TIC. A, Adams and wife have gone
for few weeks to visit relatives in
South birmingham to be present at
the graduating exercises OF tn cir
daughter Miss Isabelle Adams.
W. L. Knight of Lynn has been
in the village for a few nays return
ing to Lynn Tuesday morning.
H. J. Davidson sold his hotel
property to Herbert NJ. Smith of
West Fairlee last week, Mr.. Smith
took possession of the hotel Monday
morning. He will try and we have
no doubt but what he will succeed
in keeping up the good reputation
of the Commodore house" as a first
class hotel and summer boarding
house.
J. B. Densmore and w. b Jenkins
of Worcester, Mass. are occupying
the w. H. Jenkins cottage for two
weeks vacation.
Charlie Slack, wife and son of
Tilton, are spending his vacation
with his sisters Jessie and Mary at
the old home.
Linwood Taft, school supt. has re-
signed his position as supt. and will
move in August to Woodstock, /
where he will have the same position
in the Woodstock district.
Miss Minnie Woodcock has finish
ed her school in Barre and is at |
home for the summer vacation.
Children's day services for the |
school was observed in the church |
last Sunday. In the morning the |
pastor spoke to the children of in
tidents in the lives of Moses, Joseph, !
David and Christ. In the
afternoon at 4 o'clock the childrens
took place. The stage was
artistically decorated with fig
boughs, wild flowers and ported |
plants. The program was well ar
the various exercises being
Interposed with appropriate musical
some of which were rem
1ered by individual members of the
Sunday school and Others by the
orchestra and choir. The committee
and their helpers are to be congra-
.ulated for the children reflected
much credit upon themselves and
lpon those who spent their time in
raining them. II
Mrs. Turner and Mary returned
rom their Wit to Montague City
saturday evening, coming up with
n. 5. Gilman and wife in his auto,
.lr. and Mrs. Gilman will remain in
he village for atwo weeks vacation. (
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-06-18
WEST FAIRIEE

Mrs. Frank Temple has two sis
tiers visiting her.
B. A. Eastman and wife and f
w. Farnham and Alice were in town
Sunday on an auto trip.
H. NJ. Mattison was also in town
Sunday with his auto.
Mrs. Pitcher Of Somerville was
the guest of Mrs. L. S. Carleton
last week.
Samuel Paul and C. c. Coburn
are in Boston on business.
Herbert Smith is taking a short
vacation at home.
Report says that Bert Smith is
to be the new landlord at the Com
modore house at Post Mills.
C. N. Krook was in town last
week.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-06-18
LEE G.. ANDREWS
FAIRLEE, VT.
LAKE MOREY BREEZES.

Our steamer "Gipsy" with cap
tain and first mate Lucas, made its
first trip of the season Saturday the
18th in honor we believe of little
Miss Donahue, who with two grand
mothers and several schoolmates
were celebrating her ninth birthday
A good many people were at the
lake over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander and daughter of Somer-
vile, are at the Glen Falls house for
the month. 2June has brought many
guests. A fact which will help the
place more than is generally thought
of. When so many crowd in here
during July and August, particular
ly, justice cannot be done to the
place, nor the guests.
The Donahue brothers have
finished work for Mrs. Pierce. An
addition to dining room, ventilators
in sleeping rooms, new porch and
pier, the latter the first decent look
ing one ever seen there. Credit to
Jack Donahue,
The Orange County Veterans held
thor annual picnic here the 18th.
John Lufkin with force of men
are laying out a tennis court in the
space formerly occupied by picnic
tables in the Glen Falls grove, how
ever, there is plenty of room left for
parties desiring an outing to enjoy
a picnic. We will extend vote
of thanks to every party who will
leave the grove as free from papers
boxes, banana peeling, etc as they
find it, remembering that some one
has done a good deal of hard work
to get the grounds in clean condi-
ton, "a word to the wise" etc.
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LYME.

DR. Chester Ferrin and Mrs Ferrir
of Essex Junction were guests al
Rev. j. Cowan's over Sunday.
Georgia H. Grant found what is
supposed to be a pearl in a clam
shell at Post Pond.
Mrs Matilda jerks widow of Elias
jerks and former resident of this
town, died in Lynn, Mass. at the
residence of Mrs. w. Moulton with
whom she has lived in recent years,
her body was brought here for burial
last week Thursday, she was 81 years
of age.
Mr.. B. b. jerks, Miss Addie Jack
son and Mrs. NJ. Moulton came here
to the funeral of Mrs. jerks.
Childrens day was observed at the
Congregational church Sunday the
exercises being in the line of flag
day celebration, bibles were given
Albert w. Whittemore and Ida May
Johnson as is the custom of the
church when they arrive at seven
years of age.
Roy Cowan, Ralph Mayo and
GLADYS Turner are home from X. U.
A. for the summer vacation.
Henry Weymouth graduates from
X. U. A. this week.
Misses Hapgood of Colebrook
were over Sunday guests at A. A.
Turner's.
Mrs. Mlizabeth Wright and Mrs.
Eva NJ. Clafiin went to Wells River
Tuesday.
Mrs. Emily Page and Mrs. Jane
have gone to Hartford for a
few days.
George A. Pushee is a boarder at
L. II. Perkins union street boarding |
house.
Mrs Georgia A. Johnson and her
children Harold d. and Willie G.
have gone to Milford, Mass. where
they are no live.
Roy Cowan and Hazen Turner
went to the hospital at Hanover for
minor surgery.
James LaMott has bought the
arm owned formerly by the late
John Jewell and occupied recent
years by Edward Mott.
KOdOI Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
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EAST THETFORD

Myron Pressey and George Chase
attended court at Chelsea last week.
Mr.. Rowland Scribner of Strafford
visited his sister Mrs. H. c. Sanborn
last week.
Frank Chesley Of Lyme is doing
some carpenter work for j. c.
Eastman.
We are all glad to see the George
Worcester house open once more,
Charles Farnsworth occupies it.
Graduation exercises passed off
smoothly. The graduates were
Gladys E. Waterman, Mary /. Hayes
Stella NJ. Whittemore, Sheldon Mil
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STANFORD.

Will Cook of Chelsea called on
friends in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo Chandler spent Mon
day night with her daughter at
Seminary
Mrs. Maude Mosher went Mon
day to visit relatives in Brookfeld.
VIM. Sanborn and wife were in
East Thetford Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Hoyt and son Philip
drove to Enfield Monday to visit
relatives.
Misses Elizabeth and Abbie Chan
dler walked to Chelsea Monday re-
turning the next day.
Fred Fuller of Tunbridge came
Wednesday to finish moving Mr..
Kent's home.
Mrs. Horace Udall spent few
days with friends in Quechee re-
Gently.
Mrs. Bert Bagley and children
went Saturday to her home in Brad
ford, N. H.