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12
Windham County Jurors
WINDHAM
Louis N. Ayer
Carl R. Alford
Dwight E. Abel
Charles L. Bom
Alfred E. Card
Charles E. Carpenter
Edward F. Casey
Alphonse Chagnon
ames Cockrane
)aniei P. Dunn
William B. Elliott
Frank L. Bord
yward W. Avery
Nelson B. Adams
f) Clifford Barrows
Joseph R. Batting
Joseph M. Berard
John F. Brick
John C. Barstow
John F. Carr
Herbert T. Clark
Orrin E. Colburn
Charles H. Edmunds
Arthur C Everest
George M. Flint
Henry Fryer
Arthur \\ . Gates
Fayette Goss
James Haggerty
Louis h. Hal!
Jeremiah Haley
Eugene B. Hanna
Charie-' R. Hibberd
’illard \V. Hayden
lichae: L. Hickey
H. Mustard
gene J. Randall
)ert C. Scripture
irence E. Larkin
arles 1'. Risedorf
i i n NAM
3 Leon L \\ ilson
4 Edwin L. \\ ood
6 |ohn A. Dady
8 Ernest M. Arnold
c Walter J. Bartlett
n Alouzo C. Bos worth
i: Allan W. Bowen
4 Chester M. Elliott
5 John G. Johnson
6 Frank X. Lucier
q Lewis H. Williams
0 Ernest E. Torrey
3 J. Richard Carpenter
6 Ernest L. Davis
William R. Barber
2 Frank i W. Perry
4 Edward T. Tucker
6 Peter M. LeC lair
• Albigeiu c If. Coveil
1 EiR worth L. Kelley
3 Joseph 1. opal me
j John O. Fnx
■ Talph TdFft
a Isaac Clumpeau
3 William H. Mansfield
; Richard t iorman
fi Edward Mullan
5 George S. Bradley
) Lebbcu.' E. Smith
3 Freeman A. Libby
ASHFORD
Henry R. Woodward
Charles McDaniels
Clifton H. Wright
George 11. Smith
Bert H. Gardner
Arthur L. James
Rosco 11. Wright
Edwin M. Grant
Bert White-house
Fred Babbington
Anson G. Barber
Henry C. Barlow
Frank Morey
E. Linec-n White
John \\ . Armitage
Edward A. Wilbur
George Lipps
James H. A. Kncwlton
BROOKLYN
Christopher M. Gallup
Arthur J. Lathrop
Clark G. 1 .awton
Frank Litchfield
James Lowry
Fred \\. Page
Joseph B. Stetson
Everett Tillinghast
Albert B. Webb
Nathaniel G. Williams
JpFin E. Allen
Charles E. Ennfs
Stephen H. Oatley
Cephas Rainville
Burt Rus ell
Thomas O. Talbot
George O. Thomas
Arthur Tripp
William C. Whitman
Samuel C. Harris
canterelry
George H. Ames
•iame» I .. Appley
G^rge Barstow
Barrows
Eevj Baker
-A Bennett
A Male iR-nnett
:rr- H. Bradford
A ■ • - • 1. J. Clark
1,1 A Congdon
■ . Frink
. Brink
■ A Herrick
q v' S. Hyde
L. Larkham
, Y- J-nneh
V. Lyon
ry A El Morse
- * S. Richmond
“Urr Smith
Ki
CHAPLIN
3 Clifton J. Church
4 John M. Clark
6 George T. Crane'
13 Crank \\ . Lane i
<4 William J, Lev
15 Frank C. Lummis
16 Frank \V. Martin
17 Charles B. Ru>
18 Fieider Ru>>
19 Andrew J. Smai
o Frank M. White
2 Henry Eaton
EASTFORD
1 Charles A. Walker
2 Andrew G. Morse
7 Charles E. Buell
8 Franklin L. George
9 Henry B. Buell
io Eugene A. Keene
•3 George S. Bowen
15 Arthur M. Keith
17 Pe-ley S. Easton
18 Henry Bos worth
21 Frank R. Dickey
24 \\ ard G. Holman
25 John Perry
27 Henry Trowbridge
HAMPTON
1 William H. Hammond
3 Frank VV. Congdon
5 George H. Kimball
8 George M. Thompson
9 Irving W. Hammond
10 Dwight T Phillips
12 James Greig
14 Wallace N. Jewett
18 A Ivan A. Sweet
2r Chester B. Jewett
22 Daniel S. Brayman
24 Millard F. Avery
KILLINGLY
1 Emery Anderson
2 William E. Atwood
4 Charles E. Ayer
5 James P. Aldrich
7 Charles S. Bill
11 Thomas Bradford
13 Frank L. Bennett
17 Marcus Bastow
19 Cassius S. Chase
20 Harry W. Clark
22 David Chase
23 William D. Cogswell
24 James Corrigan
25 Israel P. Chase
15 Irwin B. Chase
28 Simeon Danielson
30 John R. Davis
31 Arthur A. Dean
36 Walter Frissell
37 William Gillooley
38 Amos E. Hall
40 Joseph F. Harrington
42 Albert James
45 Fred D. Kenworthy
4ft Herbert C. Keech
48 Joseph N. Lavallee
50 James 11. Lyon
52 Philip S. Maynard
53 Henry A. McEwen
55 Alfred Mignault
57 Sidney Perry
59 William H. Pray
61 Harmida> J. Richards
63 Arnold P. Ri< h
64 Royal C. RawMin
68 William A. Shippee
70 Alcott D. Sayles
76 Frank Whipp'e
79 George \\ . \\ insknv
80 Louis E. Young
PLAINFIELD
4 Arthur C. Tillinghast
5 William S. 1 larvey
7 Joseph Z. Jette
9 Addison M. Tracy
10 Sessions L. Adams
16 Thomas E. Main
17 Lucius Cianska
22 Simon Sullivan
23 Marcel Jette
24 John I . I.each,
28 William Bellavance
29 lames \\ ard
31 Alfred T. Hill
32 Charles A. Sanderson
34 Andrew J. Bitgood
36 H. Beecher Brown
37 Stephen R. Babcock
30 Charles A. W ood
43 Charles h. Barber
44 Frank Miller
45 Henry B. Northup
46 Jesse Hop ton ^
47 Franklin \\ . Sheldon
50 James Downing
51 Dudley B Williams
32 John E. illiams
53 William H. Elliott
36 Frank Edgerton
57 Samuel B. Ray
59 Albert G. Denison
POMFRET
4 Charles M. Arnold
5 Newel A. Badger
7 N. Oscar Ballard
10 Frederick M. Childs
11 Jonas Danielson
12 Charles A. Danielson
13 Thomas O. Elliott
14 Joseoh Elliott
16 Andrew Furlong
18 Charles E. Griggs
21 James H. Huthins
23 Newton D. Medbury
24 William R. May
2; Michael McGorty
r. r- .- P.il
4 Samuel H. Spvi
^ George S. Carey
7 David F- Walden
o Bvron E. W iEon
o John D. Moffitt
2S Seymo
Frank E. Allen
Frederick P. Tracx
William M. Burnnam
16 Caleb Anthony
Lhauncy M. Smith
STKKLING
• Enoch A. Douglas
i Char't- A. brink
5 George H. Callup
7 Horace Burdick. Sr.
> Charles B. Spaulding
it Nelson Bennett
i- Walter W. Vaughn
14 Ernest L. Kenyon
• 7 Jarad F. Hall
-O Krastus F. Hill
21 Alya J. Dixon
24 Irving \. Salisbury
THOMPSON
2 Ellsworth C. Bixby
7 Floyd Bowen
io Henry C. Coman
John Donnell
19 Myron H. Elliott
20 Dexter Elliott
23 Frank M. Knight
24 Charles L. Knight
26 Einus A. Eogee
29 Warren I.ogee
30 Charles E. Mills
33 Leonard Mills
34 Claude Munyan
35 C lark Pierce
36 Fernando C. Ross
37 Everett Rhodes
35 James H. Ryan
40 Clarence Stephens
42 Walter L. Arnold
43 Charles IE Arnold
45 Chauncy H. Austin
40 Everett \\ . Arnold
49 Joseph Bonin
51 Alfred Bonin
54 Luther M. Child
55 Frederick R. Child
59 George E. Elliott
5i Dyer S. Elliott
64 Charles J. Johnson
55 Charles A. Kelley
56 Edward |. Keegan
57 George W. l.avallee
65 Wilfred C. Mills
70 John N. Perrin
j 71 loseph B. Perrin
73 Frank B. Ramsdell
75 Fred O. Stone
76 Otto Sward
78 Burton J. Tourtellotte
79 William E. Wheelock
W( -ODSTOCK
3 Johas M. Johnson
4 Gardner IE Sumner
8 Irving A. Paine
10 William A. Howard
11 Edward L. Chamberlin
14 Frank E. Barrett
15 W illiam H. Lester
a 1 Melancthon Riddick
22 Henry T. Child
2; William Stunner
2\ James Fisk
27 William C. Child
30 Albert N. Hammond
31 Johu S. May
32 John F. (. handler *
33 George M. Sampson
34 Charles S. Sheldon
;7 Luther Rawson
41 John M. Perrin
42 Edward T. Perrin
4 j Edgar E. Trask
45 I lenry I . W ells
46 John E. Burleson
47 Mowry Ross
4S Henry Bradford
49 Chester K. May
50 Arthur Williams
31 Charles Anderson
53 Byron W. Bates
36 Benjamin R. Ritch
57 Newton E. Clark
51 George Frink
62 Charles M. Perrin
63 Leonard H. Healey
A Good Trick.
The parrot's determination to speak
Ills set phrases under all sorts of elr
r urostanees often pn tht. es strange sit
tuitions The story is told of a sleight
of hand p : !' i nter who kept a parrot
that he had trained to say whenever
one of hi. master's trieks bad been
tjnislteti; "That's h good trick What's
tlie nest ol e?"
one day the Juggler. being in a sea
|mrt town, gave his perforata nee in a
loft on one of the wharfs, which hap
pened to get Just over the place where
a large quantity of powder was stored
In kegs. The juggler was about to
perform some feat which required the
lighting of a candle. He lighted It
nnd threw the match away without
ranking sure that the blaze Imd gone
out. The ranteh. still burning, fell
through a crack In the floor and drop
ped Into one of the kegs of powder,
which exploded with great forca.
throwing the building Into the air. The
parrot, win. was blown up with the
rest, did not atop until It reached the
pinnacle of the topmast of a great
ship which lay off the wharf. There
be clung desperately, and. looking
down to the world below, ha called
out In a shrill voice:
That's a good trick! Wbat'a the
next DB»r_
Hs Was a Philosopher.
A busy merchant who bad not taken
n holiday for years. In which time ev
iry other member of bia family had
enjoyed many outings, concluded to
give himself a rest of a week or two
and started for Scotland. When he
1 • 1 Ifteeii gone a day he received a tel
egram from his wife to this effect:
Our h j‘ -e was *r.tlr, destroyed by
t r- ! , it night. The cr.. liren and I es
caped unharmed Tom* home »* -nee.
MARIA
To this, after reflecting a moment,
he replied as follows:
CASTOR IA
lor Infants and Children.
Pi8 Kind Yob Have Always Bought
Boars tfca
gg|mature of (
»be> Kind Ton Hare Always Bought, and which has born
ose tor over 30 years, has borne the signature ot
and has been made tinder his per*
sonal supervision since Its infhncy.
Allow no one to deceive you In this.
"" HMiPcene you in MIS.
All Counterffrits, Imitations and M iTMt-t-angoml ** are but
Exprrinfuti that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infhats and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
(Astoria Is a harmless snbstitnte tor Castor Oil, Pare*
gorkv. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It ii Plnmst, It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures DUrrheee and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Pauacea—The Mother’s Friend.
CKNUINK CASTORIA ALWAYS
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
WANTED SUMMER BOARD
Bv thousands of Brooklvn people. Can von takp a feu ' If m*. list vour
house m the BROOKLYN' DAILY KUU.F. FREE INFORMATION
BUREAU, for which purpose a printed blauk is provided. Tho service
of the INFORMATION lU'REAU
Will Cost You Nothing
The Brooklyn Eagle is the best advertising medium in the world. It
carries more resort advertisments (than auv New York paper. It stands
PRE-EMINENTLY at the head.
An ADYERTISMKNT in the Eagle posts little, but brings large
results, because the EAOLE INFORMATION BUREAU is constantly
helping it. Write for listing blank and Advertising Rate Card, Address
Information Bureau- Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brookyn N.Y.
Mention the paper in which you see this adrertismeut.
Worcester Buckeye
Mowing Machines
Scythes, Snaths, Hakes
and Forks.
Sprayers, Various Kinds.
Paris Green, Bug Death
and Arsenate ol Lead.
TheCyphers Incubators
and Brooders
Sharpies Cream Separator
(NONE BETTER)
American Steel Wire Fencing
@#“GET OUR PRICES
j
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This Stove
In Your Your Kit* hen Will
Save Time Work andMoney.
Putnam Light i Power Ca.
Removed Over Prey's Market.
The Indian is Chief
OK
Rides asea^y as An Automobile,
plenty of pow r, Always ready.
A'K THE VAN WHO RIDES ONE ?
INDIA Nr M< >TO< ■ Y( M.KS
Ait HfkitowlMlifetl t<> tw* the >1"! ■ ml of tin* wot-M hy It w fll-utoi t> «’»l motor < «w t «1 (ti«
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Out nio'li N h(»%v «»n i \!*»*»itM*ii til the
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Huntitttfton Avi , ituH ii, mi*' rtiuvittrifihf
prmili that we luite in HtiilMiMrit our |>«*l tiju*
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THE IIHIlEE mi CO.,
Springfield, Mass
j h r jrt., jiiim, fBinum
TWO SECOND HAND MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE
Two New 1007 Indian Motor-Cycle* (or sale cheap.
STATIONERY
Our line of stationery contains supplies for the
business man, the professional man. the student,
and the lady. In buying for this department we al
ways have in mind the store, the office, 'lie school,
and the home. We make our spec ialty of the best
grades and latest designs, but have in stock the
cheaper grades- Blank books, pens, pencils, inks.
School Supplies for a
Song!
Vacation time has come to a close, and boys
and girls will again resume their studies. They
need lots of little utensils and we have nearly every
sort of helps required, and at prices so low as will
certainly astonish all comers.
Edward G. Wright,
Central Block, Putnam
Call for Sample at the Patriot Office
WMMIIMHIIIM

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