has done a splendid ,'ing any and all def* i was not self sup-r. Several Pittsfield from his school, . Wolllson aud thenection with Berk ^(ti when he came rmed with the spot, the property on h he has occupied lie retained his York, but spent year in Lenox, of a resi lent. His him to accept the n and school com of which offices st faithfully. He rinlty church and dlding of Its fine aly a few years ago Ivided lietween his rk and his beloved p on to its close, Id hills which hecalled on friends here today. He will return again early in August, and will spend two weeks at the Eagle hotel.I nity Chureli Fair,The three days’ fair of the Loity church opens in Central hall this afternoon at 3 o'clock and will continue open each even ing until 10 o’clock. The hall has been tastily decorated and handsome booths erected. The following program has been arranged:TUESDAY RVKMMiSelection i b the Ladies'Orohestra.Headings by the popular elocutionist...... , , Miss Annie McHughHighland Fling in costume),. , . ... Miss Bessie WoodSelections by the Ladies' Orchestra.W KDNTESD A V EVEN I NO*Concert by the Germania OrchestraTHURSDAY K KN1 NO.tlecitation, “The Church Fair’’ I,ena Orllley Recitation,“Lucy Grey” Nettle SloperPiano Sol », Carrie GamwellRecitation “Little Bialt; k eyed Rebel,”x\ !Recitation “One, Two Three,” Mattie Sloper Piano Solo, Ada ShermanRecitation “The Ghost of an Old Continental.” Willie ColtonUCdDii to t liiait r* iBARKEI1£S]We!STERLING Sll90c Per Ounce,HKtll L 1These are regular glt;xxis ib\ A.23 fVOMT II ilTHKBTt cmisiit iTiTinim