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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-05-28

FljREIIlIE2
- GO S. s 9

OWING to tie calamity which recently
~ beiel my store building, destroying the
roof and third story, and not being able to
get place to remove my stock to keep it out
of the weather, ! am compelled to dispose of
same at almost any price i'll order to save it
from ruin by rain or snow, either of which
is likely to occur at any time at this season
of the year. ~
The stock comprises Walnut Oak and Pop
lar Bed Room Suits; at least 20 Parlor Suits
of the latest styles and upholstered in all
kinds OF Pushes, Brocatcls, Tapestries, etc,
ranging i'll price from So to Si25 also IA
very fine lot of Upholstered and Rattan Easy
Chairs, especially selected for the holiday
trade, and tine lot of Lounges, Bed Lounges,
Side Boards, Han Racks, Warclrobcs, EXten
sion Tables, all kinds of Mattresses, Springs,
and, III fact everything pertaining to Il first
class Furniture store. Some of tins Furn-
ture has been slightly damaged, but the bulk
is yet tminrlred, and that which has been
damaged in any way Will be sold exceeding
iy low. This is an opportunity to get
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-05-28

"My friends, said the minister, 1.-The
collection to-day will be devoted to my
travelling expenses, for am going away
for my health. The more I receive tho
longer can stay" And strange to say,
The largest collection ever made was then
taken.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
BASE BALL

The Boston m4uaramaut liza, failed tl
secure tine release of Woodcock from Pitts.
burg
Mauuiur. who wa, Burns, catcher al
Mouctor d, rxDectat q. si,-u with fin.
Claremout,
Ap.or M Cii,,o,, ID. ,,,,,j, ,,l.,..a5 with
f,. sbov-ir,, nj Comm. NI,,,I,r, All nj
Connie Bratuebor1 friend, wish him sue
cess.
Grarvev. the clever out6elder and catcher
last wear with south koyai.tou. f, auv-
ious OF turning the. base, IN Bratti.nor. tr.
COMING season. Hen. nov, AZ ,r..o-raro,rr
university
o.N-.a...... .-...;...f ....a-...
inc Offer to pan,.r.t b. pIat-s,oo,,,l, Mi
club In the Nebraska state IaarY. nut adj
the crank. viii b.. f..,...I lo j-uo,r rf.,- U.
Ina, declined
Shin. p....t.,..-.... ......... .......
1su9 o,,r ,,,.-. I,,..,.... ,..Il.... -. p.
H,,.. ~ H.. NIr,5..,,,.......' ..,r -.
III. .
a-u a>-o..4t.,r.
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t..... ..-.-. 49,
sa,s,r Comm. 5... ,i,,...,. -. . .....5
-. - ''' -','.
,,''' ~. i' .''''''' We ana .' ." cIai'i''
80 .t,,.,,i4 ..,..,......
7'-'' WIN "-'" -N'4 IMAM I'''4i
WILL 't So wei remembered, las res I-ueI
20 u.aN in the " rStprU LEAGUE. ~nrl trrr,
yyb1 wa. al ,,,.s r4,,,. . ,.it..i,- ,., H. d..
-D- ga. 1''''
Idll49. ana ldltI JOY ulcd-us anu q itNr-
lands. viii also be found iu the same league.
ON JoWd writes that ne Is M GOOD con-
ditlDp ro commence. tine s.as1r,f- y-r.-I- H..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
BRATTLEBORO.

state Inspector Field has this week made
his first examination of the Brattleboro
savings banks
Or. Conland has bought the Willis Be
mis- place on Walnut street. and will take
possession soon after April J.
Mr.. Frost is clearing the underground
of the bank beyond the brook and below
the site of the old Estey gas house
Charles Miner will convert the second
third and fourth stories OF his Main street
building, near the bridge, into tenements
making three tenements on each floor
DR.. II. II. Mcintyre, special agent of the
treasury department. came TO town We'd
nesday night Oh a visit among the Wind
ham county maple sugar weighers. TO give
them the necessary instruction in their
duties
The two lynXes which were recently
mentioned as having been taken in Mari
boro. have been mounted. and are now
exhibited in Chaplin a Cos. window. The
Burlington taXidermist 10 whom Mr. Ciary
sent them, pronounces them unusually fair
specimens.
An old-time friend and subscriber. now
of LOngmeadoW, Mass. mentions lu a let
ter received yesterday that no less than
nine tiocks OF wild geese We're seen flying
over that place Oh Thursday of last week
and the question is whether they are not
now wishing that they d been in less OF q
hurry. Bluebirds and bIackbirds were also
seen there last week.
The annual sugar supper given by the
men OF the UnIyersaIst society occurred
last evening at the church vestry and was
largely ATTENDED W. u. Perry as head
waiter was supported by such an efficient
force of helpers that every one was served
with smiling alacrity. and the only wait
ers' were those who few about the room
laden with the maple sweets
The Brooks House prOprietors find that.
in addition 10 the other extensive improve
ments now Just being completed. il will
be necessary to renew the electric bell svs-
TEN of the house. The present system.
which was perfect when put in, was iu-
iured by the fire which ran among the
floors and partitions several years ago. and
has now given out entirely
ST. PatriCks day was celebrated in
BrattlebOrO III a very pleasing way by an
entertainment given at the town hall by
the children of ST. Michaels Roman
Catholic church. AT o clock a musical
entertainment, consisting OF piano playing
and chorus singing, was given by the
children OF the convent school, with a little
play, "The country school" also by the
children. thrown in as an added attraction
The parts were well performed, and the
performance elected warm applause from
the audience, which completely filed the
hall. Following this entertainment, which
lasted about two hours, a very large com
pany Joined in the dance TO the music OF
Leitsinger's orchestra There was also a
sale OF fancy articles al a booth arranged
Tor the purpose. Delegations were present
from Bellows Falls and PUtney.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
A VERY SAD ACCIDENT
percy clancy Shot and instantly killed
nv a. COMPANION.

bY a companion
.,,,,,.s .,f the sudt,u death of Percy
,.I,,,,,. .t Newton Uirhi3ud.. Mass. SAT-
,,,.js,. "a. tI,. r..fiIt. of a shooting accident.
,,I,i,b Ma. circulated SUNDAY. came as 81
80, .i,,,,l.. a., .rattIebor9 peouIc. bvmaur
t yi,,,, r. youur man wa. we'll and
,.,,,r,i,i,. .nc,,,. Eouo~r- I'm the various
,t,,l,.', ,,,,,,. be,.. .baau brief and contra
.jtot,,,. l,rt.I, t,ot. off Oh. sad accident
ar. n. f,ilo,-.. Last SATURDAY afternoon
,.,,,,,.. d, I,,,..,. ,,.t Am ar.u9Iutauee NAMED
rr1-I- urcbi. , ,ouur man UI about his
...','..'.,,.i,,. I,,..l r.I. d., wont OH. ion
mn ,tt.ruool.. snort CsurN with Ibis
49,. ,,..i.I. .,,I ItitonI. VtI Dbl. rru.
1.,.,. ,,ro.a.daT ~, CRYSTAL 8s. Newton
II;,i.i.,I v.b.r. C.,n.at ru. ON h-
-l..,fs. and went oi, and set bI, line. while
pt,,,f. f,Iio,y.5 atori tl,. bank Iookin.
t,,r ,,,,,,. N. .bot a. .gu,rreI and Clam
IVA. -. ,,'i,,,.. ti,. g,I,,. f.u threw off
ti. si,,t.. and ,,..,,t o,., fI,... wall or fence
-, pit,i.i. t,IIov.3 him. and n
.li,1i,i,.o o,s, b., some way Tine other barre.
-. ,,,, y... Ji.,,,r4.I fb. rh3rr.
st,il.ir., Glance. ii, tt. hack or the head.
i.ili,,,- d., ;,s,.,,tt. pil.bi. immediate
i, ,.,, ,i,.' .,I,r, and ,i,,,it. o. ,.rIocl, the
80, ,,... ,o,,,,,,'..,i -, ti. nov. NOM. u,
f,,i,., ,,,a,,ti,,.. b,,i,'o basu summoned
from the factor, nj mn. Newton Rubber
,.,,,,,,,,.,,, trbar. t. was enpioy,G Mr..
Clancs, vino had oon, INTO tine CITY to
meet TWO of her BrattIaboro friends Mrs.
~. N-,,,,.,,,,,, .,,l NJ H,vtar Rasd did
MOI rst,,r,, I'M sor. bo,Ir. later Percy
Cjo,c.,. ,,.s.s ti,, son, If q & Clancy well
i,,,o,,.r, IN Rrsttlehoro ,.o,l. and went
about tbr.a vears aoo to enter tine Boston
"a. n .-. rl.lt... .,..,.....-.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
CHURCH AND SOCIETY

Education and Religion will be- the
subject of the lecture 10y Rev. +. W.
oprague al the Universalst church next
SUNDAY evening.
Services in ST. Michaels Episcopal
church on Sunday next Ohird SUNDAY i'm
Lent: $3.50 A. NJ, holy communion: 1880
A. NJ. morning prayer ana sermon: i NJ.
catechising by the rector followed by sun
day school and Bible class: = J.. NJ. even
ing prayer Week day services as usual
Dr. W. S. Mckenzie of Boston. district
secretary for New England of the Baptist
Missionary union, will occupy the Baptist
pulpit next Sunday morning,
The four o clock service at the Y. NJ. C..
A. room on sunday next will be conducted
by Commander A. ID. Brown
THE man who was conquered bv the
light will be the subject of the MORNING
sermon by Rev. F. L. Phalen at the Uni
tartan church
The ladies of the Dennis Rebekab
lodge are making every effort to have their
masquerade ball next Thursday night a
great success.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Engineer bingham Has a Close Cali at
the Holden q Martin shop.


It is not often that So narrow an asrar.
from instant death il, to ne reported a, Thar
which took place. last SATURDAY uorniuo 81.
Martin a. Holders shop dine old Church
shop ON Frost street 'Tbetiue was about
Is O'Clock Marshall bingham TOR many
years engineer There. had climbed mn. an, n
ladder tu oil the main shaft when hi. cIo-l.-
mr was caught He Wa. whirJad arouos
against tine floor timber. anoy. stripnal
naked. and dropped 10 the floor aunare--I,.
dead. The acciderf occurred I'm ill.,. ma
part az the new ,Uau Several men ,v.r.
al work nearby and their tirs, irffr,,-i,,.
u1 th, accident came from tb. nois. oft file.
falling ladder. simultaneously win rb.
noise ln9i. box Mr. Hiuobau.-. l,,. ,. 3.
struck the tImper- overhead and rha,. fill
to tine floor below Mir Holden vino y,,.
az tha lumber ofnr.. a few rods AVN, wa.
nurrIraIy summoned ON h.. ar-iy.. bio.
found Mr. bingham living uuou tba r,or
with mo- aupearauce of life A small r,ooI
of blood was near his b.4I which ..,,..
from small contuslouS oU the nose and
scalp The body wa, bruised and black aI-
most from head To foot. whereof mad srr,i,l-
the floor, or the flesh had been severely
CONSTRUCTED uy the violent tearinr on nj tia
clothing The only remaining clorbipr
was th, boot, and stocking, ON the tasr
and a pec. of uudershirr ON one arm M
Holden covered the seemingly dead man
with ms oyercoa,. raised his head and soon
signs OF returning line appeared. DR. Wab-
ster was summoned by telephone a WAGON
and mattress was secured and NIr Birr-
ham was taken 10 his home I'm Fsravyiile
Nj Holden going ahead 10 nranara tb,.
family for the news. Examination nj the
body showed that one hin was djslocatal
With Dr. Gale aid this was reduced and
the man made as comfortable As Dossibie
Internal injuries were al nrst fearel mn,
these seem nor 10 have occurred for a, tha
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
sIARVING RUssIA

To the Editor of The PhUHir.
Dear sr:-Ought not the people of Brat
tieooro 10 have some share in the noble
work of helping 10 relieve the SUFFERING
peasants of Russia Should moi a pubIic
meeting be held or some method devised
for the speedy relief OF those starving mem
beers OF our common humanitv2
The churches might do much. Other
towns are acting, and the Russian Famine
relief committee of the United States q"
composed of some OF our noblest public
men, call on all 10 do something Tor this
sorely afflicted people. Surely the philan-
tnropic citizens OF Brattleboro only need
to be reminded of this great cause appeal
ing 10 all humane people 10 be stimulated
10 prompt and generous action
What shall be done? l simply throw ort
TINS suggestion. Meanwhile l am author
lied TO say that Mrs. j. NJ. Tyler OF Oak
street, Will receive, give due credit. and
forward 10 the proper authorities, anv sums
that may be contributed
Suffering and starvation near at hand
would awaken our deepest sympathy. Star
Walton III Russia is Just as terrible.
Yours truly
FRANK LOWE PHALEN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
Oeafne-. Onu,r r.. Cnr.a

~ local Applications as they cannot reach rba
diseased portion OF The. ear Tha-. l. - --i'
way lo cure deafness ana that Is bv cousti i,,
.Slg,lies. l'valness is caused bv am imam
Solulli1l or lhe mucous lining Of the EustscbigT,
~ men TINS tube gets iutiamrg NON hsv.. u
auulonhE sound or imperfect hearin, and ,rh.r :,
~ entlItY closed Deafness is the result and mn,
w lLIaiuihatlon can be- taken ont and ms fii
LSstoird 20 IT'S normal condition b-arintr win r.
ueslroytd forever. Nine cases ouf hi 10, ~,
S Saq 10y catarrh which, is nothing but an IN
N' XI- C tl OF the mucous surfaces
20 ne VIII give one Hundred Dollars Tor am, ,aa.
OF deafness, caused by Catarrhl thai We ,.,r a.
CuIe oy taxing Halls Catarrh Cure send 80
circulars, free Senu lot
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. c.
- Sold by druggists 20 cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
OPHIR NEEDLES ONCE MORE.

Circulars have recently been issued 90
the stockholders OF the Ophir Needles Min
inc company urging them TO send in sub
scrIptIons To a proposed issue OF bonds
which is the latest scheme 10 put the long
waiting enterprise on its feet. The Brat
tlebOro stockholders are not forgotten in
this call, which says
w feel that the stockholders do not appreciate.
20 what very large extent, their interests arr u-
VOWED ln this issue of bonds. II they believe the
mine % ne valuable when developed
The bonds will be- ISSUED, and the holders thereof
Will be- secured by nrst mortgage on the prop
erTy, and II from any cause money enough Ia
develop the property shall not boz raised the bond
holders may come INTO possession, and each stock -
holder should SEE 10 IT, that me- Is the inside 50
that he may retain hls proportionate interest
therein
II You do not care 10 take one OF more bonds
several stockholders can unite and take one as
the bonds viii bee registered ana negotiable Coz
operation means success, and cannot too
strongly urge you 10 do your part. IN this last IF
fort 10 save our valuable property
The indications are that none of the
BrattleDoro men will respond feeling as
they do that they have already thrown
money enough into that hole, and prefer
ring TO stay on the outside OF il rather
than take their chances ION the inside
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18

WANTED AT DN,r-A competent cluE
MH- OIL. a. STAFFORD. 80 Elliot ST.
Three furnished room, to rent within three
minutes walk a. pl~f-ofi... References Required
Address j." Phoenix Office,
WANTED Five or SIX good farm hands for per
manent employment Addrvs- o. G. Newton
Fishers Island. y )
New styles picture mouldiugs and first class
work al Ciapp s. Jones b.
Your MANI stamped on your pocket boob
hymn book or bible tor % cents BookDindng
at fair prices. w. +. Goddard, Harmony Block
Buy Picture Frames Of Geddis
WANTED-2oo men To smoke the celebrated
Chronicle cigar
Clapp a Jones are now receiving new and beau
titul STYLES of picture holdings m gilt white and
gold tnts. silver and natural woods
$3.50 watches. Waltham or El-iu make; pc
steel bowed spec,acips. SIu1 nickel alarm clocks
All warranted a No. py
CHA- s. TRIP s. Co.. Jewellers
Beautiful pictures. new mouduc- m latest
STYLES and effects az ClaUp Is Joue>s
Ladies save time and labor by having their tat
irons nickel plated OuF - cents aJ iu. bratIi.
puru Plating works. Elliot street
Don't forget our special sal. u. cotton uui.r
wear m-nr u,u,-. -au- drawers. corset covers
and Cor~.r- Ash Oh. -.., tH- robes v- offer you a-
i.. 80. and 81 T ~. EARNAal
TENEMENT r. lEI Enquire o, Nicholas Baker,
d. LIuu, street..
Tin" ladies of th, Hapu~, church will -Iy. l-ar
year socIabie DO their rooms Thursday evening.
March g. Price OF supper o. cents All gentle
men attending may rNper, am invitation u-up1-r
DENIM, k-beRau lodge. Nu... J. 3D.. OBJ. b.. give
their sixth annual masquerade ball az tu- town
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18

a. - rom various causes, but principally ma
~ louteu u early neglect or the indiscrin1i
d lnoihenlary Wilderness 70 the teeth Wbile M
Que lne enamel The timely use of that d,i
III aaullatc tooth wash, fragrant Sozodopr
- olIe-'ly arrest the progress of decay harden
~ Gums ana impart delightful tragrance' ~,
t lr breath. IL removes those ravapes yrhish -.
pd au U.s. IN Their teeth from the use OF sWeet
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18

Sugar making has become AN exact science
Every sugar maker should nave a theruomet-I
hvdrOmeter felt sJraluer and the Vermont state
Agricultural Experiment station bulletin So 4s
Oh maple sugar. send To- " W. Cooke Burning
ton. Vt. for the Bulletin. and 90 the sugar Ez
chang for the helpers Prices
Thermometers. $3.50 each, by express
Hydrometers. SO each, lo cents extra ny mail
Felt Straners, 81 each. = cents extra 10y mail
one of each s. bv expires
VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR EXCHANGE
EiwftlabDr. W
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
The Brooks House Hack and Coupe

Is now under one management and is prepare
TO carry passengers To and from all trains and o.
all parts of the village Orders may bee given uv
telephone 20 the Brooks House coupe stand ou
Main street. or at the Brooks HOUSE stables All
baggage carried free We shall strive tv promp,
ana courteous service TO merit the public patron
age Il O Do0irpaE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
THE VERMONT pHdNIX. BRATTLEBoRo, FRIDAY, MARCH

times thl- week with New / DIRK over the
long distance wires.
a service boo the Swedish tongue wa.
held at Jhr Baptist chapel ON "Wednesday
evening" Eay. Johannes Franzpu official.
iu-.
a.. interesting biortpphiraI sketch obi
CuIcI Justic. IyIyr. judy, Tvier- father.
with % cut of Tine old farm house iu Gull
ford. will appear lu the SUNDAY Republic
can.
W = tont,ib. ot u,. I-lIi,t st,.... ,.i,-.,,.
box mauutacfor, has disp,.a5 of ii. ip-
tere,t bon tine bu.ipa,. to his mariner ~
G.. Mitchell yyho,yiU routiuua tb. bu.it....
alone.
uarr,. 1l,,,.,.,l ,.,. f... u..,...... ,..i.. g..
Gina. H.rp,,,I. mai. ...., ,.., .,, .....
,t i,,,,,...,,,,.- 80 49,. m ...t
pr,rt and t1o,. ,,.,f .....,. l. ..,.l.i...,..i .
nu, of fi,. Mai, .s,,..., .,,,.,,. ,,.,'t,.,.'
,, ,i'' ''"f '''".i''' rom Ndi'H' oH
" ''''''"' We '''' 'lI- N'-. lay "' '"lhI'''
sue ,'' l'''" 81. amy 'I'n' a"i-A-
'".''l. ''t- 'b''' H'' ''
po,,ib..
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...l,,,... H.. ~
s "a. g.
.v.,. i,,..I.,.. MIN ,!....;Ili 49,. -.
in..tl,.. ,r,,, i,,.,, ,i,. 1,,,G
''''' INV '''''
Vt, l''' was u"' lreIehl wreck carry
"0uli'9""l morning OH lh' 'eIllIdI y tI-
i'oi'' I""" "e'Weeh MIll"h an" 'olches-
MI u'I"l nag Il" 'I'lu> loI S'NeT" houI..
i'y = $50 express uld ho' reach mere until
.''' ~ 'li' evening" anu was 'he llIsI ram
W. '''"' through from 81. Adams lhal day'
The Cleveland. Ohio. Leader announce.
iu its sporting news that a series of duubIr
quick races are being arranged for mem
beers of the Grand Army durinuthe nation
ai cucamument al Washington next Semi
embcr The FIRST race is 10 be "a one mile
run. and one of the prizes will bee an Estey
organ given by Oh. E,tev Organ cOuIuafIy
NJ. .ri,.,.,... ,....f. ..ii ......
.. ". ir',, ''' NM iii'' l'i"''.
' 1i'' "''".
Ni,- a. ~ ~. a. i'''' anna
All -, 90. o.. anu '.-., i.' '''
'.'' u ''I. ID Gus '''Ii''' ''.''
r '.l.
"''. u. III. '-". ''
,'' ''' w.. .'"- ..''' '' years
-' ','' ID, .' '''"-'' "l''' '' has d"
h' regular meeting "i iht W. q. ]. L..
CLOCK i'. NJ. al no. j 0reeu street. Tine"
i''' ',.lll- announce l'9' "eeA. 'h'
''H ,iAl'' u. ".i'l "I-dHIN'-
.'' d. a. ware was
't ,..,..'.. ..,,..,,,...'.. ''''.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
THE RIFLE

YAK "rONe Range. March I2---Sprine-
held hihe~---2OO Yards On-hand---
treedmOOr Target.
Record scores.
hhisnl : b a.
hal-- 8 80
Record score. Standard Target.
knight so 4E o.,
Military Re-entry Match. Creedmoor
Target.
hai-A 40
~
Al the last regular meeting OF the Estev
Guard the following scores were made nv,
members at their amory range with SpriuG-
field rifles and reduced charges.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18

VIII take possession A'iI. D. bUit| 81 60.
hddt ,u' safe.
Matte Parker who lives uu Mechanic
Square. found m h"r yard on sunday %
phIeN winch h1i nlaNol Ine weather and
pun iorH fully opened blossom.
The SUPERVISORS Ut thp insane. who paid
their monthly visit GOO DO. asylum ou Wed
ucslaf found ala patients under treat
mcut audi tue institution gradually filling
un since Tine removal off patients lo Water
nuT\
Gcur-, %. Palmer of Miller, Falls the
messenger who deliver. tue Sunday morn
ing papers h.u. Wef with 81 mistor,uu.
Tuesday iu tua destruction Dog fire of the
house Do. occupied. with IFS contents.
There was U Insurance of $500 ON his
goods
The Masonic social which occurred last
cNcuugWa~ tine sixth and last i'm the series
which have been held during the winter
Aoou, 1870 were present "a larger number
than un any previous evening. and the
gathering was Oh" most enjoyable boz ih,
series.
Zion Herald. Oi Tine date of March g..
Is q number of especial interest to Yer
mont Methodi,t>. rs 10 J., devoted almost
exclusively 90 the Vermont conference. u,
history past and present. and its workers.
Valuable contributions are made uy men
prominent i'm the church work in the state
Special Agent Mcintyre informs us of
I the appointment of g.. B. Norden as sugar
Welgher at south HaliiaN. Also That the
commissioner OF internal revenue has been
asked 10 modltN the regulation prohibiting
the weighing OF packages OF less than ten
pound, OF sugar so as 10 allow short
i''u'iN P"'s w '' "e'-'''''
fFiuaF afternoon ana evening was the
occasion OF pleasant gathering al lhe
corner oI YAK anu lIIisloh streets. Inc
bIcAeI' 'Iu' OBI "Aieh MIS-. loves was
lltiipeI' was invited 10 meet WIN her' ana
INTO , house 1,.,r,,,i,,, so,,ti,,,, io NH
ruu.rou. ri+,. d,ir-,' i,--l. .,,r,..'5
,gI. served and ,l,. ,neati,,.,, ~.
-fnraI., .,,i,,.,I.j.. ,,',
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