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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

SUBURBAN Homes s Farms: ]. 200 Bargains
81 200-Laurel, ST, - acre. fruit. etc
g. 600-Mt- Rainier. 5r-. 50X20o. bargain
s. -Sunnyside- Va. or. I-2 acre. barn etc
s.. zoo-Clarendon- Va, or, 5OxII5, snap
s.. 25o-BrightwOOd Park. 81 brick large LOT
s.. 50o-Fsiverdale, 6r-. large lots; , snaps.
s.. 500- Noodmont, Nd, ST., large lot
s., e0o-Brooizland, D G. ST.. 50xi5a
- s5o-Hyattsville. 7r-, 60x2S5; fruit etc
$. 60e-Riyerdale, Tor. near cars. fne home
So 2oc-Takorna Park. ST. L. acre DANDY
s., 25o-Broolland- D G. 81. b. furnace. etc
81. ooe-BTaRchTtlle, ST.. ia. poultry place
81 5o0-Falis Church, silica fruit flowers etc
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 732 10Th y "
NEW GROOM HOUSE. an mo5e-1 T-77---Z-e-
mentsi 18th and kearney. Brooklaud d c,
Take MARI land cars 10 18th St walk no-ff,
two squares OWNER 1854 Jackson g
WILL SELL valuable building lot Ioca+e4
1T rapidly improving neaT-iu northwest
subdivision for S425: terms. SIS cash and SO
monthly lot is near car line. only u min
utes' ride 70 Treasury faces east. - feet
frontage; GOOD elevation; alley south side
and rear Phone Main G721 OF call $40 Colo
rado Bldg
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-New Groom house, with ? acres
or more II desired; 1 L. miles from River
dale on trolley line; now being built, s. SEQ:
also tracts from I 20 5 acres Phone q \
Hyattsvills- 3 D STEPHEN, Owner, River
dale Nd.
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BUSINESS OPP0RTJ NIIlES

MEAT STAND In paying market: oug-
lhs 70 death VIII sacrihce. ....-...--.. 500
--roola TooIillng house. central y W.
owner leaving city y.........-...-.. 200
Dfysoocs and notion store. dns paving
staIld > Is invoice sr----.-.----..---- $50
Alilinerg, notion and drygoods store
corner y E. clearing 500 month 49, SO
SIocery near Chesapeake Junction. nice
house, invoice or-.-................ go
corner sroceIv s z. rent SIS. S-roorls.
sales 50 daily snap at-........-...... GO
eIoeeTy, corner y W; cheap rent;
weekly trade So quick saIe---.-.----- 80
Moving picture business. hiEh-cIaSz COL
oTed trade bargain aI....-..---.-.-..-- 1 coo
Caie on Pa ave. yearly receipts 81, Co0s
l1t-eIillon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1.5c9
Grocery ana paint store; same owner
years retiring price. {. COO
WV YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1422 F.
WAITED Partner IN meat, poultry. anu
vegetable business. active silent. with
about $500, doing a good business, but re-
40lTe another team references exchanged
BOX Sc. Times odice-
FOR SALE-Grocery. confectionery, ice
cream store $50 call al o57 5th St y. ".
FOR SALE-Lunch room, doing good bush
ness best location IN n " Apply 1il3
PARK road n ".
FOR sALE-aIaHieuring, good section FOR
COLUMBIA BUSINESS BROKERS,
- John Marshall pl n W
FOR SALE-To quick buyer. from bunEa-
low; price $40. 500 cash; balance month
y. ACRES BOX ~ Times ofIice-
FOR sALE-At a sacrifice 20 quick purchag-
ers two very desirable unimpTOved lots IN
best location in Congress Heights
LEONARD q. WOOD.
ROOM =, LE DROIT BUILDING.
DRYGOODs. notion. and confectIonery; 10
Gated on business street. on heights;
cheap rent nice fat above. receipts Sc daily
owner leaving T. s Price only 500
NV YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1913 r
WANTED-A purchaser for a I2-rOom FUR
nished home enough rooms now rented 20
guarantee rent permanent several tons Of
coal and fine plano also Included price s5C0
cash ABBY al once 10 OWNER. 70 d -
CORNER GROCERY: Old estabIlshed- y W
location excellent business THORNTON,
LIS Pa ave y. ".
CIGAR periodical store: doing excellent
business, on th0rouEhfare- THORNTON.
I1l5 Pa ave- y "
CIGAR, newsstand. selling over T. COO daily
papers THORNTOS. 17f5 Pa ave NV
FOR sALE-wau paper business: good
chance Tor practical man Apply BOX o1Z
Time ofice-
FOR sALE-Fruit grocery. confscrionery
store; cheap 1885 Lanier pL y ".
with 500, 70 open Iunch
ROOM absolutely sure SAFE opportunity
reference required z p TAILOR, 10 9
81. y ".
FOR sALE-Open-air moving picture show:
S4as Ca ave. sacrifice II sod a. once
c a BURTON. SIS Muusey Bldg
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS eE1a5Iished and
fully equipped special features central
owner leaving city Price SI51- address
LEE BOX % Times Office
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FOR EXCHANGE

s.. 900 EQUITY in handsome 6-room an. hath
seInl-cetached residence; scent fare; cleo
tric lights. water. and plumbing: for hTlII5
ing lot city or suburban. BOX sos. Tines
once
FOR EXCHANGE-GoOd piano for roof
work horse and harness. BOX e95. Times
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

LET Us CALL AND GIVE YOU
OUR ESTIMATE
On al kinds OF building. remodelinr- ana a.
pairing. union mechanics: moderate T,-icss
No 10b too large or small
CRAS. & KENYON 10 18th st, X. "
Phone Ii. 1914
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN OF approved city real
estate at lowest current rates Special priv
EeEcs with respect TO prior payments Large
amounts 8 specially ~ LER & RUTHER-
FORD $50 18th st y W
MONEY To LOAN on D. .. real, ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest Payments On
principal IN amounts OF s1c0 or more r.
ceived at any interest period The r II
SMITH CO, Bond Bldg. I4OS y Y ave.
MONEY TO LOAN-SZ50 to 500. 900 On D q
real estate Interest low. and al trans
actions conducted WIKI economical cons.dera-
ton Tor borrowers.
WM- Il SAUNDERS & Co,
IE07 + ST.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on D. G Real Estate. No IN
reasonable delay
WALTER Il ACEER
1920 F ST. y. W
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.
LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE


ROYAL BLUE LINE
Ever OIhsr Hour o. ths Odd HaUR-
To PHILADELEH sA AND NEW YOEK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW VOzE
s9=g5 e. za--Dl1er. Pullman Parfar Car
fS-e0 q m--s-hOG- CTsll. BroiIer PzrIs- g.
$50 = ua--Eul-1-sa Broller Parior ca
'l1s9o q En--1-ner 4o1 Pullman PzrIor c.
-1.ss ,. En--Ll1er s-1G Pullman FzrI1r ca
ss.oJ = m----ROyzl LimiJSd--' All PaIlrns-
Etve-hOur-
f4.co ? E1--CSzeEss PHILADELPHIA
$50 = In-Ilnsr and OhEssvatioa Pszsas
SD m.-Coachss e New York
slz-i5 y. T--Sleepers 70 New York
sZ-5z a. u--Sleepe-s - Phllsdelphia a7d -,
ATLANTIC cTTT. f7.oa 500. fussA
f1-oo. '5-oo ? n
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
C6s s5 + P-S'' .z.o5 q N p 2 Il 4 nl
fS-su. a10-gl. '11-g0 = L. $50 noon t11-Se
'Isgg I1s5s Iz-9e, go, Ts-zo, ia fl-58
f4.45. '5-eo. IS.ss- s-S9 f6.oo. -sS3 fzs50 sSsss
WEST WARD
CHICAGO. ~. go ,. Il
CINCINNATI. 81 LOUIS and TnT-Tz-
VILE. -s-l0. A. Il. '4-o5 , n. sI2-l5 zsfrSe
s1l.z0 night Sleeper ready, 70 .. q
CL-E-N EL-AND. SD >
COLUMBUS, '5-Se , II
WHEELING SIS q H. 81 ,. n
WINCHESTER fs10 q Il. f4.oS Hss
? FEEDERICk fs=sa 1914 =s=S ass.
"a, ,ItS.RSToWN, rs:I0 T. n. $50
SDalIy. fExceDt Sunday tSundsy ouIT
TFIEPHcNES al OF the foIIo=isa
Ticket Ofhces- az 9 So Ist. Main Isl; IS
SfsrIou Ticket ONCE. Asin 7sS3. Iuforus-
Hon Essre1u- MAN aSe--
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

scbeauls o. EXCLUSION Trans 70 and frcrI
CHESAPEAhE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY L 1910
s,.bssct 70 Change without NoticA
1r0SDAYS TO FRIDAYS, INCLUSIVE
coins, leave District Line al rs and u=5s
- go $40. 7-E5, E1d s.f5 D. u
p--.r-niusr leave the Beach at SIS q n
80 a-0Q s.Ug, soc. anG 1000 p Il
1907 SATURDAYS
C-s-e- leave District Line, at e-5 and Ma
zoo 500, 5.49- 7.s5. and S-45 ,. n
D-.r--f-z leave Lhs Beach a. 6-S5 q n
- 9-0s 6.Cg S-0o, 900. and 1000 > n
---1@' SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
c-t-,z leave District Line a. SIS and fI.na
95-Oa s.Ou $50. 9-45, and s.ss D n
. z, -. leave the Beach az 7-U9 a N
- "a, s.00. $50. sec. and 1000 ,. N
A-'aSs PAUL Y WATERS
General Manager
-. N-avr York Ave car for Dfstrfcr L.ius
800 E-or additional information, Tsis-
-----o lincoln 1eZ9-
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W0RKINGMEN,S WANTS

WOE,[INGGES-Iu your estimate o. money
% be spent Top OF a big -'ClurI--'- cIez-
saving on Stored. 81 rlr-v used rufr az
So 20 49, tell Buddy about it, one u-fce
JTSTH-S Old STAND 61s d
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Eli I'd

FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished
c ST n W. s1s-Iarse. cool. connecting
frolt housekeeping rooms. with water
MAINE AVE Sos. ". corner 6th-Tyvo
ming water; long porch gas. bath; SO
MYRTLE ST. 62-Froat room, parIor floor,
private bath, So p s.
sTH ST n W. L-Clean and cool from
room. very reasona5le: near cars
STU ST y W.. s5.-Fur5shed rooms for
light housekeeping.
9Th ST s. f.. 5z7-Two communicating
rooms furnished complete for Housekeeping;
water in one. Slf. other rooms
ST " E. sI2-LarEe. wen furnished
Toon-- use or ice box kitchen dining room
ana utensils If light housekeeping IS desired.
y ST y w. Cs-Furnishes cool room. SI-z5
week all convenience
ST. 4E7-Larse second story room. s. 50
per week central
STANTON PL. ". E.. 5GI-Outside rooms,
overlooking stanton Park; prices reason
able
SD ST n W. 15-Two rooms, Sl-5o $50;
gentlemen or bookkeeping
18th ST y W, IITI-Tvvo co-7rTunIcating
rooms On second floor for light hoI-sekeep-
ms
O ST y w ICle-LarEe. comfortable wei
furnished second floor front. SIS sood front
ha-- room s.
SD ST y W. 42s-Furnished rooms, with
OF without housekeeping
9Th ST X w. s21-Larse room, furnished.
private bath: So month
Sd ST. y T.. IIs-NIceIy furnished rooms.
near Capitol and Library; Eery Le-so--t1-e-
G ST n w gS-Oa terrace; second story
south front. another s.
BTH ST \ Z. Sza-Three newly furnished
rooms complete FOR light ho-se1seILEs-
ID 81. y W u9-Large room. frst floor.
couple OF refined gentlemen EEn- house
keeping no children - per month
EYE 81 y W. sl5-TeIl furnished second
floor front. also housekeeping room
y 81 n W. 1110-DcIishtfCI large rooms;
well furnished and board good home cook
ing Southern family hot bread twice day
also table buarderss rooms second dOor front,
Eingly or en- suite
V-sTT8C-F = y W IST0-Ab1ve 1T-.-srEe
pleasant room; quiet well kept house; s.
month also one smaller S. month
= y AVE y W. - furnished roor.s.
nicely arranged; housekeeping; al convent
ST y e s1--Secoud floor -yvo Iarrs
rooms, nicely furnished, married couple.
private floor near station and Capitol rent
reasonable.
y = AVE 511-Tvo elegantly furnished
Communicating rooms. second floor 'front.'
heat and gas complete Tor light housekeeP-
ing
Sd ST y W, 5-s-Larse. cool, airy back
roon5 near bath; suitable for two gentle
L----- -seee----l-e- t------tl-
ST. y w s22-L-srga. cool. commuuIcat-
ing rooms northern and southern exposure
rent slnsly OF d7uoly. as desired
c ST n E. II-Near Capitol high and
cool rooms; housekeeping-
18th ST y w. 5ls-Dssirable rooms, bed
rooms OF Housekeeping also basement and
yard
H ST y w. s-Lsrss room. second floor:
hoUsekeeplns' also Two coIrnunicating, ad-
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80 a NJ daily 2 ioIloa rasL Nan
1U-uS -oschss and Pullman slseoerg Z.
1ETO-s--r 40 Jacksonville E'srior car JscE-
SsLE - Tampa Through Sleeper a
Alisli.o- n daily-''Seaboard Express else
ticay lightSa slssS fans 5To c2t
e9alE. sayannah- Jacksonville. Tampa. Az
wee ~ sSi-rninghzm, ana Memphis DIaiaa
ca.L cars. Orriee, IEs New York ave N y.
z a HARWOOD. c T A.
GEO. L PHILLIPS u 2 A
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FLOOR FINISHING

WASHINGTON PARQUET FLOOR SUI
FACING CO. 1870 I'D St " w Old
parQueL floors scraped down. rei-1ed- polished
7aNed, expert vvorbr1en. work e1zrantss5-
send postal
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RI.

zsur5isred only as information not guzrz1tssz
80 n rr dail--FGr Virginia West Viz
80 Kentucky points Pullman sissR-
So, -fnc.nnati ana Louisville c g q.
StS,--- - Lron Chz-iortesvtlls-
- q M iiy-C1NCINNATL-ST- LOUIS
- 20 SPECIAL solid train to s.
- T-ffb Pullman sleepers TO Chicaza
$3.50 nv AZ important statiO2s- Puu1usa's
49, ,---..fr-a=nE and c & o dining car.
A-.S.- = - oslIy-E'- r y. LIMITED. 10
,-t---1--,.fi Louisville the West SouLhEes-,
and southwest Psl-I11an sleepeTs to EtrEia-
= =. q dl1iaS car
- -e-.SsDrsCs and ohio Offices ~ E1 p
C091-Tg h 81. and New Union Ststioa
A. - HEain 1885 and ZZo5 Tor tickets baF-
4s-ef -1---lzs reservations. and tsxfCabE-
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SAI.E-BUSlNESS PROPERTl

r ST. BETWEEN 6th and 18th; less than
$4,000. ground alone worth more tha0
asked; leased 90 good tenant for $50 Der
MONTH greatest bargain in city Address
BOX go. Times Office
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FOR RENT-GARAGE

FOR REST-In ri. Pleasant three private
garages, brick concrete GgCrs. water cleo
trio light s. 10 SO OWNER. 500 I5th st
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FOR SALE-FARmS
FINE INVESTMENTS.
The following small farms are ofered FOR
few days az the low prices named. al
located less than miles from the railroad
station and IS miles from WashinEton-wirfl-
IN the cheap fare zone
, a~iesr NeIy cheap IoF--.---.------------ $50
= acres and small house, onlv---------- 45G
IS acres, good house and fine fruit.--....- sou
100 acres, no house but good vaIue------- LOO
III acres splendid investment for price Zoo
LET Us HEAR FROM YOU AT ONCE.
AMERICAN LAND COMPANY,
Gil 18th st \. W.
FOR SAILED acres OF good fruit OF garden
land. on public road leading from Spring
field Pa R r BeltsvilIe. on 3 & o.
r R. II miles from former and miles
from latter, IN timber and wood sufficient
i IS thought, to pay for the property: price
- per acre
" " HALL. sss Pa ave 5. z 1
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COUNTRY BOARD

l. MILES OFT On TVashirg501 E7----7-7-
and rails church trolley line short dis
tanca rom EaEetoa station, table supplied
from our dairy and garden, s. per v-eeiz
Apply y D. EITE. Oaktlu Va
BALTIMORE COTTAGE. Rehoboth dlrecTIv
on surf open Jusse 3. large porches. eT-
ceLeur meals terms moderate. special fam
sly rates Mrs BOWEN Prop
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SPIRIIUALiSN

NINE CORNISH. GIFTED ATEDIT-NT- -g7T-
your life correctly gives names facts.
readings daily and sunday Sol Sd St y 3
Cor F. near Union Sarfo1- ladies' OnIv
MRS r Noble. 1873 18th St y W. rre5I-
Uu- gives readings daily from 9 70 4 her
hours by appointment Phone North 7775.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALE-At bargain. 2 fne lots North
Chesapeake Beach, fronting on Buffalo St
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. T51 I1th st
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BOARD

y Y AVE s53-Nicely cooked clean n7s5Is-
Vegetables, fruits, etc. quick. white ser--
Ice SO per month
+ 81 n w SeS-Do you want lots % eat
Of the COOL Old-faShi0ned home Icio59 ~
ceptional deserts waf6es and mullins IKE
mother used 70 make. reasonable
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Colonial Beach

NAVY COTTAGE-CooI rooms. screened :
meals unsurpassed. shade porches- home
comforts S. 20 SIS weekly
The LI2VlfUJD. Colcu11I Beach-One 6Io-T
from boat landing rates s. TO So weekly
Ut ROSE EOC SE-First-cIass accomuo-l7-
Jlous. terms S. 90 S. per week. Mrs
SHOOT. Proprietress-
BENTLEE'S PAVILION HOTEL
Ideal spot OF Cclo1iaI Beach. center OF
boardwalk. best home cooking noted Tor sea
1cod dinners; Grabbing and fishing on pa
v3iloa.
OLIVER COTTAGE-Houe cooking rates
s. 70 S. per week. s. per day Mrs n J.
OLIVER Proprietor
THE NEW WILLARD. sgua-e f-o-1 bach
nnest acc1rlnnodaticus- excellent board 81 50
oa--y- s. week Special party rates. lawn,
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CA$ARIE5. ParrUJs. DoE8, Ca1z
AnEOTa Goats. Golddshes, Rabbits, Guinea
Pigs and ChiCkens- SENDS BIRD
ETCRE - I2fh y
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AUTOS FOR HIRE.

PRIVATE touring cars E-cyiinder; g speed,
special rates for yrips. s. and s. hour
Phone II fG55 or II Sass. central Auto Co.
" w Barnes. Mgr. 1925 r y ".
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FOR REHT-ROON.

EYE ST y. W. SOS Two communicating
rooms. furnished OF unfurnished. for Ifghr
house6eeP-nS. OF VIII rent separately
o ST y w, 11Is-Three hsaufiTrI rooms
hoUsekeepilg- one furnished room
I ST y w. 14ss-TeTfrr-T-T ------- -
rocrn- large windows, suitable for two sen
fieue1
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5S-ACRE FARM, buiIdiuEs new and Foo6-
one nile from Fairfax Courthouse ard
trolley VIII rent for one or more years ID
a good farmer a. very reasonable rent
MRS L II ROWAN. 10e2 stH 81 y. W
FOR EENI-NeE 6-ro0m cottage. o-a a.
fare near c. line 6I1 1gth st
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STAMFORD

Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge of South
Tunbridge were guests at Frank
West S Sunday.
Emerson Titus has been visiting
relatives in Hartford recently.
Miss Ethel White is i'll and under
the care of DR.. Kenney of Sharon.
Mrs. A. B. Carpenter is spending
a few days with relatives in North
field.
Miss Marjorie Stone spent few
days at home this week from her
school in Hanover.
Frank Merrill arrived in town
Saturday night and is staying at
the STAFFORD House.
Misses Lord and Colby Spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at their home in
Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Danforth
and son of Tunbridge visited in
town Sunday.
S. Eustace Carpenter of Medford
is spending two weeks with his
parents.
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THETFORD CENTER

Mrs. Sophia Gerry is visiting her
sister, Mrs. n. H. Porter.
Mrs. w. A. Willoughby and her
father, are visiting relatives in Leb-
anon and Windsor this week.
John Kennedy died last Thursday
evening after a long illness. Funeral
at the late home Sunday afternoon.
1nterment at Post Mills.
A good number OF friends met at
the home of George Roberts to help
him celebrate his 21st birthday.
Cake, cheese and coffee were served.
and pleasant evening was enjoyed
by all present.
Frank Hatch and wife have re-
turned home from their western trip
having been gone three weeks.
Mr. DIN and family were away
visiting the greater part of last week.
We are glad to know that Lucian
Aldrich is able to be out around
again.
Mrs. Albert Porter and Mrs. VIM.
Chamberlin were entertained at
Mrs. VIM. Willoughby's one day
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One Minute Cough Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Group
WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.

The monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society was held last
week at the church
Rev A. L. Dunton remained for
the evening service last Sabbath
and was entertained at G. W.
Cooks.
Mrs. G. w. Perry has returned
from her visit in Boston and Provi-
dence somewhat improved in health.
George w. Kimball of Greenwood,
Mass, spent the first of the week at
J. n. KimbalPs.
AT. Mum of Lowell Mass, spent
a few days this week at wv Munn's.
The party that was held at Rich
ard Lunnie's last Friday evening,
was very much enjoyed by all
present.
We have been requested by inter-
ested parties to correct a mistake
that, through misinformation APP
peared in this column last week.
The name of the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Jennings should
have been given as Irene and not
Irene Alice as reported.
J. c. Miller is threshing on Wild
Hill and Middle Brook this week.
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OXFORD.

Geo. Cunningham has bought the
Conant place lately owned by Mr..
Bugbee of Hanover. 1t is hoped
they will move in soon.
Weddings seemed to be the or
der of things last week. Rex Will
lard and Miss Alice Dennis were
married at Bradford last Thursday.
Hazen Hannaford was married to
Mrs. Mabel Kimball and has been
stopping at his fathers home for
the past two or three days. Who
next?
The Willing Workers will hold a
Halloween social at the church yes
try and dining room Monday even
ing, Oct. 81. Light refreshments
will be served and entertainment
by and for the children will be fur
nished. Everyone invited.
Mrs. H. A. Presley is confined to
the house at present writing, suf-
fering from a lame back.
Thelma Clogston is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. Field, this week.
w. r. Conant attended the
church conference at Newbury
Tuesday and Wednesday, Miss Fan
ME Still helping in the Office during
his absence.
Mrs. d. R. Lang went away Sat-
urday for a part of the winter at
least. We were in hopes to keep
her here this winter.
Miss Grace Archer is visiting her
grandmother in Colebrook.
Mr.. Henry Wheeler is doing quite
a little work which will be a great
to the street. He has
cleaned out lot of brush and UNI
dergrowth, and is putting up a new
fence on the place lately purchased
of Judge Richardson.
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left here Tuesday for Mrs. Murfey's
home in Cleveland. Ohio.
{ Mrs. w. L. Murfey left on We'd,
nesday for a fortnight s visit in
Massachusetts. Mr.. Murfev will be
a visitor at Hotel Low in Bradford.
n. B. Bracket was a visitor in
White River Junction Tuesday.
Mrs. David Lang spent several
days last week in Haverhill.
Mr.. Fred Earle Of East Lexing-
ton was here this week for a few
days visit home.
H. F. Wilcox and wife spent the
week end in Post Mills.
H. F. Wilcox left Tuesday for a
few days visit in Montpelier.
Mrs. w. Z. Newton Of East
Hampton, Conn, was a visitor at
Mrs. G. w. Waterman's last week
Wednesday.
Mr.. E. P. Clay was visitor in
Sheffield this week.
Mrs. Albert Daley was in Wells
River Tuesday to attend the funer-
al of Miss Marion Elmore.
Mrs. Julia Hosford was visitor
in Lebanon this week.
d. NJ. Bond and wife and Mrs. j.
A. Hosford were in Newbury Tues
lay, delegates to the Grafton-Or-
unge convention.
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NORTH THETFORD.

Union Church, Sunday, Oct. 80
Services at 100 and Up. m. preach
ing by Rev. A. B. Jopson. Sab
bath school at 1890. The publ,
cordially invited to these services
A pleasant gathering last week
was the meeting of the S. S. Club
held at the home of Mrs. Maud
Greenwood in Lyme. The usual
exercises were enjoyed and refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served by Mrs. Greenwood.
The Utopias met Saturday even
ing by invitation, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Howard
and enjoyed the following program
by numbers: chorus, singing by the
club, readings by Miss Mildred Lord
and Miss Helen Howard, and a sea-
sonable hunting talk by Otis S
Bond. Refreshments were served
during the evening by Mrs. How
ard.
A good substantial coating of
snow on Smart S mountain Wednes-
day.
The Utopia Club, at a recent
meeting, elected the following Off
GERS for the year: President. Banks
Winslow; vice president, Charles
Pike; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Cora Waterman; executive commit
tee, Charles Pike, Miss Mildred Lord
and Miss Florence Brockway.
Married Oct. 10, at the Congre-
gational parsonage, by Rev. VIM.
w. Slade, Miss Mary Young, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Young of
North Thetford and Mr.. Bartlett
Mayo of Lyme.
A young couple homeward bound
from Thetford Hill last Wednesday
evening, while congratulating them
selves on a safe passage through
what they thought the dangerous
territory, were caught after all in
most enterprising ''rice shower" on
the Lyme road.
A ten ton steam roller from Buff
falO was unloaded here last week
for use in the turnpike section Of
the new state road in Lyme.
Julia Murfey and Miss Eva Pellet
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Horsemenl Attention !
FOR SALE.

fOR SALE.
A fine lot of Colts, all prize winners at
the State Fair. -
No. /. Oh. Gelding coming years old.
Sire Golden S. Jr.
No. 2. Oh. Gelding coming years old,
own brother to No. l.
No. ;. Oh. Gelding coming years old,
half sister to No. 2.
No. 4. Bay FiIly coming years old.
Sire Clonmore, record AIS.
No. S. Bay PAGER coming ; years old.
Sire Clonmore, record 2.l5. he IS out OF
the dam Of 0den Paul, record z.l2 IL.
No. 6. Bay Gelding coming years old
Sire King Lane, record 2.lS, he BY Clon-
more, record ais.
These Colts are all sound and nice style.
Nos. and s. Pair Of Chestnuts, weight
$500 lbs. Good workers.
Nos. 9 and 10. Pair Gray and Chestnut
A good secondhand pair.
Several others, all kinds and sizes.
Come and see them. Pleased to show them.
]. o. KENDALL, South Stafford, VI
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ORFORDVILLE.

Charles Newell and wife have
been visiting w. A. Horton and wife.
J. L. Worthley, wife and daugh-
ter of Bradford, spent Saturday and
Sunday at Z. w. Cushman.
Arthur fuller of Corinth, has
been visiting his brother, at H. E.
Morrison s.
Mrs. Mcpherson has returned
from her visit in Nova Scotia.
Remember the Halloween social
this friday evening, at Grange
Hall.
The o. E. S. of Oxford was visited
by the Grand Matron and by the
Lodge at Lebanon, Monday evening.
Mrs. Ernest Cushman, Mrs. Wal
ter Sanborn, Miss Lovina Cross and
Miss Gladys Huckins went to New
bury as delegates from this church.