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F. II. Ferguson was in North Adams
Monday on business.
William Freedman and family are
moving from NOrth to Lincoln street.
Patrick Canaan went TO Hoosick
Monday TO spend a few DAYS visiting
old time friends.
Past Chief Ranger. Frank F. Tai
ham visited Chief Ranger Mitchell of /
Marlboro; Mass. Sunday.
Miss Lillian Marsh of Main street |
who has been threatened with pneu-
monia is now improving.
j. Lawrence Griswold left this
morning for Boston where he expects
TO remain for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Sayre Mcleod of
| Troy are in town today at their sum-
mer residence at Bennington Center
Il Alvah R. Woodward has been as.
signed baggageman on the branch To-
cal with John l. Grant as transfer
man.
Dog licenses will expire on April
I. 1t would be well to have your dog
licensed before this date and avoid
the dog catcher
Mrs. Theophile Tetrault Of School
street was taken to the Samaritan
hospital in Troy this morning to UNI
dergo an operation
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ Hawks left
today for Monroe, La, where they
We're called by the critical illness of
Mrs Hawks brother.
Miss Mildred Brown, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Edmund c. Brown Of
| Webb street, is spending her vacation
with friends in SALISBURY
George Harris a student of the Uni
versty of Vermont who has been Wis
itng Forrest w. Kehoe, returned
Monday to his home in Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright and
daughters, Hazel and Bessie Of Adams
are in town today attending the fun
eral of the late o. X. Wyman
Miss Luella Goldsmith who has
been suffering from a severe attack
of neuralgia, has recovered and re-
sumed her duties at Squires store.
| Joseph J. Cone of Silver street has
| purchased the lunch room of r A,
II Cole on South street and will conduct
the same on similar lines as hereto
fore
II MissLaura Norton of River street
was severely burned on the hand yes
terday with steam and will be unable
to use the injured member for a few
weeks.
! A boxing bout will be held in Odd
| Fellows hall at North Adams thurs
day evening under the auspices OF the
Tunnel City athletic club. Several
rom here are planning to attend
| Regular meeting of the local lodge
of Elks will be held tonight in For
esters' hall officers for the ensuing
year are to be elected All members
are earnestly requested to be present
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the postoiice: Louis Peterson
n. j. Hanson. Victor Miner. Mrs. Aug
Mrs. Della Duncan, Miss Ellen
Swarts.
The lecture which was to have beer
held at Woodman's hall on April 5tf
has been postponed TO Saturday night
April 10 as the national lecturer, +
G. Burns, could not be present or
Ae former date.
Those who keep an account Of the
weather from year to year. state thai
b., two years ago Monday March 20, 1907
was one Of the warmest March days
L on record Thermometers registered
! nearly so degrees in the shade.
Thursday, the first of April will b,
moving day" Already moving oper
y ations are brisk and the number o
i changes which are to take place this
week will probably be above that foi
the corresponding week last year.
>, A deer answering the description
h Of the one seen about the streets Sat
> hrday passed through the meaaC
below Burt RockwOod's house
South street Saturday afternoon anC
y later was seen at the foot of Noun
IS Anthony near the old golf course OF
s. the Holden farm.
y The Havana. Cuba, Post of las
8 Wednesday contained the following
- THE Honorable John G.. Mccullough
former governor OF the state of Yer
; mont, Mrs. Mccullough and Miss rs
Their Mccullough, Miss Mary G
: Church. the Reverend and Mrs. Thorn
=. ION r. Turner who arrived a few day
e ago, are prominent visitors in Hay
4 ana.
] by an oversight on the part 0
\, hose in charge of collecting sap, Lou
y, S Potter LOST a large amount of ma
l. lie syrup. When the syrup had beel
e made II was found to taste of linn
= and upon examination the barrels Il
b, which the sap had been gathered wer
, discovered to contain lime. All tn
n syrup being unfit for use had to b.
1hsS thrown away
y Joseph Benzal, for eighteen years
A an employee of the Holden, Leonar
& Co, has severed his connection
3 with that establishment Monday h
will leave fer Northampton, Mass
~ where he will accept a position a
VI chauffeur Mr.. Benzal is a membe
- e 81, Ioor % iuoffcac opd bou man