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RICHMOND.

r.. II. Fay OF Claremont, N. H., is visit
ing his brother, f. W. Fay.-The Rev.
and Mrs. c. G. st. Clare of Port Henry,
n Y, is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs.John n. Observation-Disclosures Robin
son. formerly a resident of this town,
died in Rutland early Monday morning
after "A lingering illness with consumption.
Tho funeral was held here at tho
Congregational Church yesterday at
two o'clock. North Star Lodge. of which
tho deceased was a member, will have
charge.-Mrs. f. W. Berry and Miss
Flora wilkins Will entertain the Louise
NJ. Smiley Circle Of Kings Daughters mt
Mrs. Berry's home this afternoon.-Mrs
A. G. Berry is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Hadley, in Fellows Falls.
Miss Gauvin of Brattleboro In the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gauvin.-Miss Rose
DonawaY visited in Barre Yesterday
Mrs. Ellen Williams and r. w. Fay are
the guests Of Miss Fay in Milton.-C. NJ.
McGarghan and family have moved to
JoncSville. where they will open a hotel
Soon.-Thc Woman's Missionary society
was entertained by Mrs. A. ]. Han Tues
day afternoon.-Mrs. f.. II. Shepardson
and Mrs. W. c.. Fuller visited in Water
bury yesterday.-Mr. and Mrs. +. L.
Flagg and son. Frank, were In Middle
hurry Yesterday 10 attend the Tufts-Mid-
dlebury ball game.-The funeral of Eli
gene Robinson, who died Of hemorrhage
in Rutland Monday morning. was held at
the Congregational Church here Wcdnes
day afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev. 70.
y. Treat officiating. The bearers were f.
y. Freeman, A. r. Stevens, w. 8. Walker,
l. f Towne. Stephen Riggs and p. II.
Sudorsky, all members Of North Star
Lodge. with intermcrt In the old Gene
tcry. North Star Lodge. OF which the
deceased was a member, conducted the
services at the grave. The deceased was
for q number Of years n popular clerk in
Stevens & Walkers store. He had been
i'm failing health for a number of years
and went 10 Saranac Lake. y. Y, where
his health improved for n short time. The
deceased leaves n wife and one sister.
Among those from out Of town IN attend
( ance were +. j. Robinson of Robinson,
MIR. Perkins Of Rutland, I. Mix and Mr.
and Mrs. G. l.. Bessctt of Montpelier, Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Simpson. Miss Ber'
simpson. r. n. Chambers, y. w. Cham
bers and Bert Mix Of Burlington.
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FRANKLIN
RICHFORD.

Mrs. D.. y. Wilson OF Farnham. Que.
who will be remembered "a Miss Myrtle
Coous, formerly of this place. and who
has been i'll for several weeks, mas been
taken to the insane hospital at Nerdun.
u suburb of Montreal, for treatment.
Gilbert Farmer. a 13-year-old boy living
IN the Richford Center neighborhood, was
charged with the larceny of a gold watch
valued at SIS, and his parents sur
rendered him TO the town officers. The
boy told where the watch WAS secreted.
and It was found and returned to the
owner. It Is alleged that the BOY has II
other times stolen property. and when
Brought before r. A. Conger. justice Of
the peace, Wednesday,, no defense was
offered and the boy was sentenced to
pass tho remainder of his minority in the
Industrial school at Nergennes~. -Alphonss
Richards. residence unknown. was ar
raigned before Justice X. A. Conger We'd
nesdav on a charge OF stealing a blanket
valued at So. He pleaded guilty and was
fined s. and costs. amounting In oil 10
sll.S5, which he paid.
The Rev. W. T. Forsythe of Enos-
burg Falls has been engaged as rec
tor of st. AIMS Episcopal Church TO
succeed the Rev. F Barnhy Leach,
resigned. 1t is expected that he will
begin his abors here about the second
Sunday in June.-Carl b. Hin has sold
his farm at Richford Center to Thorn
as Bashaw, and has bought Mr.. Bas-
haw's village place on Liberty street.
j. BOudon reports that he made this
season from 100 trees. l0+ gallons OF
syrup and - pounds OF sugar. As a
gallon Of syrup is reCkoned the equiv
alent of eight pounds OF sugar. this
is equal to 10 pounds of sugar to
The school directors have engaged u. w.
Mcclellan Of Burlington. a graduate of
the University of Vermont I'm the class of
1910. as principal of the Richford high
school for the year beginning mex Sep
ttmher, TO succeed Principal G. Leland
Green, who goes to Randolph. Miss olive
Hayden has been engaged as assist
ant to the principal for another year. The
list OF teachers for the grades will he
|nnounce soon. 1t is expected that most
OF the present teachers viii be retained
Malcolm l.. Gibson, who has been In Bos-
ton the past month, has resumed his work
as chief clerk in the office of the customs
broker here.
The Ispahan Rug" a comedy In four
acts. will be given by University OF
Vermont students in Aver opera hall
Thursday evening, May IS, The proceeds
VIII 20 for the benefit of the Richford
nigh school,-De Rue Bros Ministries
Will be the attraction In Aver opera hall
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EINESgURG.

T.. ~. O'Brien OF Rutland, formerly OF
this town, will deliver the Memorial day
address here May 30.-The Rev. Richard
Owen VIII preach the memorial sermon
at the congregational Church Sunday,
MAY GS-Mrs Caroline Ray has returned
to bristol after spending a few weeks
with Mrs. II. T. Hunt.-The Rev. f. 5,
Greenleaf has resigned the passionate OF
the Baptist Church and accepted a call
from the Baptist Church at West Haven.
The w. c. 7, L. will meet with Mrs.
Harris this afternoon at 2:9o O'Clock.
Mrs. Lois Thompson Is very III and there
are slight hopes of her recovery.-Mrs. II,
T. Hunt is Very iow.-M. r. Brothers has
purchased an automobile.-The senior
class of the high school will have an en-
ttrtainment and supper at the town hal
Friday evening. May 70.
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r FERRISBURG.

Tho Row. and Nrs. G. y. Curtis. the
now pastor Of the Methodist Church. has
invited all of the ~townspenplc to call ut
tho parsonage Friday afternoon or oven
.ng.-Mrs. Caroline Hazard has returned
to her home after spending the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. Carlos Martin.
Mrs. NJ. +. Allen has gone to Boston ia
attend the missionary convention ANA ia
visit her daughter. Mrs. William New
tOn.-Miss Anna Allen of pawlet. former
ly of this town, is spending a week with
relatives and frlends.-FIudSon Converse
has returned to Charlotte after spcudinc
n week at Mrs. Caroline Ha2ard's.-WIl-
liam Noonan and Miss IIclsic Noonan
spent Sunday with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. David Noonan..
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NEW BAvEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Kingsley of Port
Henry were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. i. n.
Conant SundaY.-E. S. Rowley has re-
turned to his home in Shelburne after
passing two weeks with his son. +. r..
Rowley.-Mrs. Peter Barrows is ill.-Miss
Pauline Partch. who injured her limb a
short time ago, is Still confined to the
holIse.-Mrs. Roland McNiel is IN with
heart troIblo.-NTrs. Stcadman Of Massa-
rhusctts was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mcintyre Suulsy.-The Roy. MIR.
Cadv will preach in the CONGREGATIONAL
church SUNDAY.
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FRANKLIN.

The tenement house owned by the Hon.
c. w. Gates was destroyed by fire Sunday
morning, together with all the dairv tools,
sap buckets. and nearly go gallons Of
syrup, about 1870 pounds OF butter, and
the horse barn and ice house. Tho house
was occupied by r. r. strait. who lost
nearly all the household goods. The are
caught under the veranda.-The condition
Of the Hon. F.. h. Bel is very serious and
little hope IS entertained Of his %recovery.
Hon. +. r. BELL, who has heen in po0r
health for several years, suffered q sho't
Tuesday, May ?, and quietly passed away
Tuesday morning. Tn funeral will g
held Thursday at one O'Clock.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs, Waite Is passing u few days in
Royston, n. Y.-Dr. Mary NJ. Plat is in
Cambridge, Mass. with her parents for
ten days.-Norton ]. Farnham has re-
turned 10 Sudbury.-Mrs. Farr and Miss
Winifred have opened their cottage at
Larrahees Point.-Wright Caswell of Mid
dlebury and his aunt Miss Elizabeth
Wright Wore at II. W. ,1ones's Monday.
Miss Anna Mcchen Of the telephone ex-
change passed sunday at TiconderoEa.
Mrs. Z. r. Townsend entertained the
MuraVian c'uh Tuesday aft~crnoon.-Sun-
day Mr.. shaw and Mrs. George Waite
united by letter with the congregational
Church.-Miss Ina Smith returned from
EasthamDton, Mass. Tuesday.
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BRDPORT.

The funeral OF Mrs. Truman Wisell,
who died May G was held NJ the Catholic
Church at Shorelam Monday morning.
Mrs. Asa Hernenway has returned to
Middlebury.-Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Sunder-
land have purchased the home place cf
II. j. E~lithorp.-Mrs. Joseph Bissctte Is i'll.
Miss Louise Giard is recovering from a
severe attack of the grip.-Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Lowell Love nre parents of a bahy
daughtcr.-Mrs. Anna Witheroil and
sister, Mrs. Sherman Of Attleboro have
been visiting friends here.-Nr. and Mrs.
Charles Ruscoe have returned to Yer
Eenncs.-Thc choir will hold a social
Wednesday evening, May u.
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Senator F. G. Archibald of Manchester
Center will give an address AT the Metho-
dist Church Memorial day.-Miner Hay
ward of Montpelier was the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Jennie Hayward, over Sun
daY.-Mrs. Nellie Moody went to Tona-
wanda, n. Y, last Monday to attend the
wedding OF her niece.-The Rev. Carson
Robbins and mother are ut their old
home again.-Mrs. Thomas Dewey and
little daughter are I'm Rutland. tho
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. -. Dodge
Mrs. Alonzo culver died Mt her home
in tho south part OF the town Saturday.
district Superintendent Coleman
preached in the Methods church sun
day evening and the first quarterly con-
ference of the year was hold at tho par
onagc Monday evening. Grant Sturte-
want and family have arrived in town
II are occupying MILFORD Danyaw's
house. Mr.. Sturtcvant will nave charge
of the meat market.
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WEST ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Zen Titus are tho par
onts of Il SON. Miss Belle Harris of Ner-
gennes is spending a few days with her
father. Henry Harris.-George Fisher Of
Proctor Is visiting friends In town
Pearlie Adams Of Worcester, Mass. is
spending his vacation at tho home Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Adams.-Mrs.
Arthur Pattcn, who has been seriously
i'll, is a little better.-Millard Norton's
family have whooping cough.-Pcarlie
Stagg is at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
where he underwent n successful opera
ton for appendicitis Sunday morning.
Mrs. Elhert Stagg is in Burlington, called
there by the illness of her son.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Goodman OF R0uses
Point y. Y. have been visiting at s.
!. Randalls the past week.-Mrs.. Hale
Fuller visited friends in Burlington
me iirst OF the week.-Miss Edith FUl-
le7 went to Richmond Monday to work
in the underwear factory.-Mrs. y.
Eastman Of Bristol is visiting her
brother, q. F.. Grover.-D. s. Blodgett
hos returned 10 his home in Canada.
AIR. Blodgett has been In the employ
mont of BARTLETT & 20. for the past
year.-WIlliam Minor Is III with grip.
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ESSEX CENTER.

There will be a reception for the Rev.
MIR crrrjcr Friday evening.-Miss Lorct-
ia Rates is at work at the central tele-
nhone exchange.-Mrs. Mary Tracy of
Ieominster, Mass, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Jennie Garvin who Is III. return
cd Nonday.-Mrs. G M. Ransom, who
has been i'll. is improving.-A- f. Good
rich. who has been i'll six weeks with
rheumatism, Is able TO ride out.-John
Cunningham of Montpelier called on
friends Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Booth, who have
been spending tho winter In the South, re-
turned to their home on Tuesday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Hammond of WeYbridge spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l. i. Collins.
Mrs. Charles Kimball, Mrs. Fred Cush-
man and Mrs. william Pecue went TO
Nergennes Tuesday to attend the 10th
birthday party of Mrs. John Gordon.
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HANCOCK.

Gene Smith has moved his family into
A II Mlller's house. recentlY vacated by
Henry M~anning.-G. r. Church was in
Bethel Saturday,-Mr. ard Mrs. Harry
Plunket os Bolton arc wishing her par
cnts, Mr., and Mrs. r.. L. Martin.-The
"conundrum' supper served by the young
girls Saturday evening was "A success. net
ting nearly Sll.-Harry Manning has I'm
ishod work for c. Eaton and has gone
to work for Ray Martin IN Rochester.
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ST. GEORGE.

MISS Florence f. Hubbard OF Bur
Hrgton visited her sister. Mrs. Earl
Aver. Sunday.--W. j. Wescott and fam
lily of ESSEX We're at NJ. w Hinsdale's
Sunday.-Miss Nora Hinsdale is in
Burlington, where she underwent an
operation at a hospital-Mr Mason
OF burlington was at Earl Ayers
Sunday
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Among those from out of town to attend
the funeral OF WILDER A.. Hall were hi.
two sons, T. I. Hal of Lewiston, Me-. and
+. c. Hall OF New Bedford. Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. l. w. Bicknell Of Underhill and
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Kenyon of Richmond.
Miss Luella Wheeler is seriously Ill with
pneumonia.-The Kings Daughters will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Arthur Curry.-A1rs. Walter Aldrich visit
ed Mrs. S. W. Rogers in Cambridge Sun
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WHITING,

Toward Baldwin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Baldwin, is recovering from Il
severe attack Of pneumonia Miss Kate
Rich returned from New York Wcdnes-
day, where she has been for medical
treatment for month.-Mrs. u. ]. Brown
WAS a guest In Brandon Monday.-GeorGe
Walker was in Brandon Monday.-Jessie
Aines was at home from Rutland Tues
I,t-
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possession.-Mrs. David Tower and two
children of Shelburne are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Scott.-E. II.
Converse IL spending the week with rela-
tives in North Ferrisburg.-Mrs. Horace
Palmer Is visiting her granddaughter.
Mrs. Ray Fonda.-Fred st. George was
in Burlington Saturday to visit his sister,
Mrs. Della Latrell of Proctorsville, who
Is n patient at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs Chester Smith of Gilmore visited
in town Friday.
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CHIrTEMDEN
WINOOSKI.

The adjourned meeting of the village
trustees was held Monday in the
steamer Hose room. All tho trustees
were present when President j.. f.
O'Sullivan called the meeting to or
der. The police force remains the
same with the exception that the ctsof
Is instructed to wear a uniform and
that certain hours. which will be ar
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tho auspices of the Ladies' Union Ala 30
cicty.-Miss Florence Metcalf returned 10
Boston Saturday after n week win her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.. Metcair'-
Daisy Fielder spent Sunday in Huhung-
Watson Cady will leave soon Tor
Idaho where he will take charge or a
farm.-Mr. and Mrs. George H. Pcase OF
burlington were in town saturday.
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ST. ALBANS.

The new high school VIII he huilt
on the so-called Atwood property on
Fairfield street, this decision being
reached al "A meeting of the joint COM
mlttee held Thursday, The site, Il
is said, is the only one which present
ed itself which met the requirements
as to size. all others being insufficient
to accommodate the building which II
Is proposed to erect.
Ii is understood that the committee
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and Mrs. Elisha Follansbeo of Proctor
are the parents of a daughter, born Mon
day. They formerly lived herc.-On no.
count of the accident to the Rev. Mr..
Pages daughter of Bristol, meetings will
not he held hero this week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Orvis are parents OF a daughter.
horn Saturday.-The Rev. Mr.. Lawrence
of Long Island has accepted a call of the
Friends Church. and will move here soon.
They will occupy Daniel o~vis's house.
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Macia are parents
OF a daughter born Tuesday May -
Mr.. Edgar W. Grow has died at the homo
of his son, Ray II. Grow, Saturday
morning. Mr.. Grow was in his 73rd year
and leaves two sons. Ray T. and Fred,
who both live in his town.
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FOUND.

FONDA small dog. color yellow and
black. yellow head with white spot in
forehead. long ears with right car
split. Collar brass trimmed, with let
tiers F. +. L. I. p. Y. on same. Owner
please pay charges and take away. p.
Deforge. Huntington. "a. w3t
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT

Miss rance NJ. Pierce of Ludlow, Miss
MaLle Delano OF Shoreham, DR.. T.. g..
Rowe Of Orwell, Harry L.. Farrar OF
New Haven, II. c. Stoughton of Ro-
chester, w. c. Hayes of Shoreham. W..
j.. Riley of Hinsdale. Mass, Professor
Il. c. Wright of Middlebury and Car
roll II, Drown of Wallingford.
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WEST

Charles Harrington of Burlington Is
with his daughter. Mrs. Lansing Smith,
for a few days.-A male quartette from
st. Adams furnished music at the church
Sunday.-Pike fishing in the river is
good now.
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FLETCHER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Boozan returned
from Jericho Sunday where they had
been visiting for a few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Green spent Sunday in Fair
fax-A II. Hooper Is repairing and build
ing an addition to his shop.
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WILLISTON.

Edward II. Frye Of Boston, monolog-
list, VIII present his latest success, This
Man from Home.' Monday evening,
"a o. at the Williston own hall. under
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell n farm, should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies of
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 25,wtf
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a @ FURNISH TFhM AND
G.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young mon. who
are able TO furnish team and wagon
to sell on commission TO farmers the
nes. line Of household necessities for
the oldest, largest and most responsible
company OF the kind In the world.
About two thousand statesmen now
working. earning on the average over
500 per month net. clear Of all ex-
penses. Net earnings oc best mon. over
$500 per month. Two million farmers
now using these thoroughly advertised
goods. Established 1865. Caritnl 5000
Mo. Address. tho J. r. Watkins CO., 1l}
South Gay street, baltimore. Md.
&c, w15t
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NOTICE.

LEONARD HOSPITAL, La~nsingburgh,
\. y, training school course, three
years. Students now desired for classes.
Address Superintendent. 97,d&wtf
NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell
thousands OF readers In many towns
of Vermont what you have to sell or
what you wish to buy. Advertise in
the Free Press and you will get re-
plies to your advertisement.
23. WITT
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FOR SALE.

HOLSTElN BtlIl, for sale. . years,
5000, 80 bushel World Wonder pota-
toes for seed. Andrew Rublee, Starks-
Ooro, W. A., w 1t
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TO RENT.

STORE to rent, No. s North Winooski
avenue, Sanhorn's old stand. best local
iry in the city for grocery and meat
store, vacated by the death % w. r. At
wood. Apply to NJ. J.. Sanborn. As
LOOMS. 107, Sta wit
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Advertising in this
column 1c. a word,
each insertion. Copy
IN ay be changed
every week. Cash in
advance required. No
advertisement taken
which is less than l2
words, . lines. Spe-
cial terms to adver-
tisers using from $50
to 1000 lines within
70 CO n s @ cutive
months.
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TEN MEN wanted Mt once 10 work IN
woods. A.. 81. Montgomery. Williams
town. w, 81 ,16t&w ct
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WANTED.

s3oOA 4 MONTH and board for flrst-class
farm hand who can give good references
ard begin work at once. Address Box
40. Free Press. 111,6t&w,1 It.
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a GOOD MAN wanted to work on coal
and ice wagons, viii pay SIZE per day
for 4 year. Consumers Ice & Coal Co,
office S. Maple street. i3. w3t
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w. II. Buchanan was here today
from Kurten.
Don't miss the Orpheum Musica
/ Comedy Company at the Colonial to
night Popular prices.
Mrs. w. c. Boyett, of College, was
in the city this afternoon.
Just received an elegant assortment
of punch cups, goblets and glasses.
j. A. Myers.
Hugh Goen, OF Harvey, was iftown
to-day. Mr.. Goen has accepted a posi-
ton with Mr. Nit Parker on his plan
tation in the Brazos bottom and will
enter on his duties tomorrow.
The Singer sewing machine is sold
for cash or small monthly payments.
See T. A, Satterwhite, salesman
Phone 467
The fine registered Percheron stall
ion Brilliant will be on exhibition at
Harvey next Saturday. Don't miss see
ing this fine horse.
Flower Pots-Complete assortment
at prices that defy competition. J. A.
Myers.
Mrs. r. r. Ellis went to Houston
this afternoon to be with her little
son, Laldon, who is under treatment
in that city. The little fellow is re-
ported much improved.
Five and ten-cent windows are full
of Easter novelties. Buy early and get
good selections. Walkers sc and l0c
store. Phone 377.
The Methodist ladies' will serve
cream and cake at the residence of
Mrs. Ed Hall on Friday AFTERNOON from
3 to Z o'clock. You are cordially in
vited to attend
Lawn mowers, high wheel, the grass
cutters, ball bearing and frst-class
Prices from $3.50 and up. ]. A. Myers
Mr. Ed S. Derden stated to an Eagle
reporter today that the plans for his
new hotel will be received tonight and
he will advertise for bids for the con-
struction of the building tomorrow.
Rubber hose for lawn and garden
sprinkling. Full stock, 10c foot and
up. j. A. Myers.
The fine registered Percheron stall
on Brilliant will be on exhibition at
Harvey next Saturday. Don't miss see
ng this fine horse.
Wonder Ice Cream FreeZer-You'll
wonder after trying this freezer how
you have done without it so long.
They do the work In five minutes,
saving ice and work. Sold only by
!. A. Myers.