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Copyright
till by
R*J. Reynold*
Tobacco Co. ,
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A True Tonic
is one that assists Nature.
Regular and natural action of
'.he stomach, liver, kidneys and
Dowels will keep you well and
fit.and this action ispromoted by
BEECHAM’S
PILLS
1W Urvot S.J. of kmf Mcdicioc in tbo Vlftf,
Sold tTcrTwkere. Id boxM, Ilk., 25c.
A Spry Old “Tar”
Captain Simon Brown, of Kastport,
reported that in spite of his 88
?ars he rowed from the beach near
ms home to Pendleton's Passage and
taf-k, a distance of nearly 20 miles.
New City Hotel
WORCESTER, MASS.
In the Business Center—Next to
Postoffice
CHICKEN, STEAK, hOBSTER
PUnk^d for Two Persons
w*th lesser*-. Oemiiasse
$'.50
All Outside Airy Rooms,
Rooms with Private Bath,
Suites with Private Bath
WORCESTER S ( ESI LI!TIE HOTEL
F- J. CONLIN, Proprietor
i: D. WE T Clerk
Formerly Clerk at Putnam Inn
THOMPSON
Charles Knight and family are
camping at Bates grove. Webster
lake.
We are glad to report that Rev.
John K. Moore is greatly improved
after his injury at Webster lake last
Tuesday.
Miss To we re e of Montclair, NT. J„
who have been the guest of Miss Ol
ney, returned home on Saturday.
Miss Katherine Crawley is regain
ing strength after her illness.
Rev. William B. Chase preached an
excellent sermon Sunday morning at
the Baptist church. In the afternoon
Rev. Chase preached at Brandy Hill. '
At the communion service on Sun
day, Rev. Hazelton’s acceptance of
the pastorate of the Thompson Cen- I
tral Baptist church was read. Rev- j
Hazelton will begin his duties here j
the first of September.
Misses Sybil Pettis and Ada Whit- I
man, who have been attending the
summer school at Storrs, have return- i
ed home.
