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nel has to be covered with a plank 
bridge, usually about three planks 
wide. Stone walls protect the dan- 
gerous and precipitous sections. 
The road rounds an abrupt turn at 
the fifth mile, from where the sum- 
mit is visible. The field glasses from 
the summit can readily make out the 
autos as they make this turn. Weare 
again doubling on our course on 
Chandler’s Ridge, the scene of Dr. 
Ball's terrible exposure to cold years 
ago. Chandier, from whom the ridge 
is called, perished here. Magnificent 
views of Adams and Madison open 
up, and we look down into the track- 
less wilds of the Great Gulf. As we 
pass upward we skirt the precipitous 
sides of the Gulf. Clay and Jeffer- 
son are added to the panorama of 
high peaks. 
The telegraph line appears from 
the mountain slope below and flanks 
the road. Telegraph lines, unlike 
roads, can run up hill with ease; and 
the telegraph line thus saves unnec- 
essary length from the Half Way 
House. 
Between the sixth and seventh mile 
posts the bold summit of Jefferson 
joins Adams and Madison, and the 
panorama is then completed by Clay. 
The telegraph line now deserts us, 
and runs across to the cog wheel rail- 
way, while the autos have a breathing 
spellon the plateau of the Alpine 
Garden. The summit is now in sight, 
anda short steep grade lands us with 
the crowd of interested spectators at 
the Summit House platform. 
MANCHESTER. 
Chief Peabody took Mrs. John Ben- 
nett from the little house in which 
she has been living on School street 
to the town farm at the Cove in the 
ambulance last Saturday. 
The local Grand Army veterans 
will go to Boston to the national en- 
campment on the week of August 16, 
and will march in the big parade. 
Though the matter has been talked up 
for some time definite action was de- 
ferred till the last meeting of the 
post when it was voted to attend ina 
body and to take the Manchester 
Brass Band along with them to make 
as good showing as possible. The 
subscription papers which have been 
going the rounds have been meeting 
with good success, though a large 
amount is still necessary to insure de- 
fraying the expenses of the trip. 
Alfred S. Jewett has been appointed 
administrator of the estate of the late 
Mary A. Crowell of this town. 
Folding chairs for sale or to be let 
at Jewett’s furniture store, Desmond 
avenue. Telephone connection. * 
Mrs. Frank P. Knight and Mrs. 
Howard Winchester have been spend- 
ing the week past at Hampden beach. 
Mrs. Knight has returned to Man- 
chester, but Mrs Winchester will be 
away for another week. 
Fred Friend and Miss Gussie Friend, 
formerly of this town, now of St. 
Stevens street, Boston, are spending 
a few weeks at North Woodstock,N.H. 
Patrick J. Clancey, an employee at 
the Essex County club, fell from his 
bicycle as he was riding from Mag- 
nolia last Friday night and was quite 
severely injured. 
Mrs. Jennie P. Dennis of this town, 
a member of the local W.R.C., is one 
of a committee of 85 W.R.C. the 
state over, to arrange lunches for the 
veterans at the national encampment 
in Boston next month. 
Lawn mowers at Dyer’s. a 
The chief's degree will be worked 
on one candidate at the next meeting 
of Conomo tribe, 113, Red Men at 
their wigwam next Wednesday night. 
William Dillon of this town, and 
Conductor Kennard, returned from 
their trip to St. Louis with the 
“Herald 100” the latter part of last 
week. They report an excellent trip 
and were well pleased with the “show.” 
The sole agent in Manchester for 
the Eddy refrigerator is the A. S. & 
G. W. Jewett Co., Desmond ave, * 
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P.O. Square. 
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such as Hammocks, Bathing Suits, Waists, 
Outing Hats, Shirt Waist Suits, Lawn 
Wrappers, Thin Muslin Underwear, Lace 
Hose, Jersey Underwear, Wash Neckwear, 
Dress Muslins, Toilet Lotions, ete. 
Agents for Butterick Patterns. 
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