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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
OFFICIAL VISITATION.
GRAND CHANCELLOR GEORGE @.
GATES WILL VISIT LODGES.
Other Society Notes OF General Import-
ance Gathered From Various Sources
FOR General Readers.

Grand Chancellor George q. Gates and
board will make the following official
vistations:
Columbus. No. s3 Thursday. Sept. ~; Block
Webster. 10. 20. wednesdss. dss o Oct & Nasick.
What Cheer No; -, Monday. Oct. o. Providence.
Lincoln o"s No. s oSs %edsesSayp & sSypVS Oct 49,
Kattlebone. No. %. Wednesday Nov. rs. woon-
socket.
,Elmwood. No. 10. Wednesday. Nov. 1. Provi-
sppishOpisn no 81, Tuesday, Noy 2: Providence
S,crllng No; a7 FriSsy, Noy; 4. Prosidsseces;
> Charles +. chickcr.ng. No. 20. Wednesday. Nov.
iyannoe' No: 10. Thursday. Dec. 2. Johnston.
Enterprise. No. rs. Thursday. Dec. IA. Provi-
Lafayette. No. 81. Wednesday. Dec. ~. Prov-
dence.
,,5,, Grand Keeper of Record. and Seal
William A. Wilson wills begin his vaca-
ton at the close OF business hours today.
Mr.. Wilson will be away two weeks.
During his absence Grand Chancellor
George G.. Gates will be at the Office
Monday, Wed esday. and Friday after
moons, between 3 and O'CLOCK.
The h. OF +. exc, rsion COMMITTEES has
made It's final report. The su ~ of $114 IL
was the amoui { that showed on the right
side OF the account.
Justice" is the name of paper that
is soon to be issued in the interests OF the
workmen of this state.
AT 3 o'clock today the ball teams OF
w ut Cheer and S~arts lodges of Odd
Fellows began game OF ball on Lincoln
Il Id.
Charles H. Swan, Captain OF Protective
company No. !, kaves this city at 8
o'clock on tie New York boat. He will
leave New York tomorrow morning at 10
o.. lock for Milwaukee. where tie Nation
Association Of Fire En- -iueers will hold
It's annual meeting.
The bells will soon ring and q call will
be made for the four ana FIVE inch
brimmed straw hats The fur hats that
are to te worn this season are to be wide
brimmed with a heavy roll.
GeorRe 4. Cranston, II. c. Luther, +.
+. Prentiss and George II. Pettis ars
among tie grand army men that will at
tend the session of the national conven-
ton.
The Sherwood orphan band is still in
town. The little ones are giving open air
concer about the city Collections are
being taken and the same wiii-be used
for the purpose Of furnishing the band
with new instruments. New Bedford
and Worcester will b. visited before the
organization leaves this state for home.
Arrangements are being made to have he
band awe a farewell concert Ia one of the
large halls OF the city.
Grand Lodge, ]. q. q. f., VIII Celebrate.
The officers ol the Graud Lodge Of Odd
Fellows of this state are to take part in
the Columbian demonstrate n OF the
order at the Worlds fair. Tue date
of their departure has not yet been
decided upon. The grand parade
at Chicago will be on u 18th. On the
following day the members OF the order
will be entertained by the committee ee in
vari us ways On September % there
will BE dress parade, AMI on the next
evening thee will be grand compii-
mentary ball and banquet given in the
New York state buildi x.
Casino and 4 rize " Maltz Mt Rocky Point
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CLEVELAND'S CHUM.
A Rumor That E. q. BENEDICT VIII Leave
Wall Street.

Wall Street.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.--E. G. Benedict,
President Clevelands great friend from
Wall street, would not deny the rumor
that he might retire from the banking and
brokerage business in December, in order
to accept high political Office the Presi-
dent might offer him.
Business itself has recently retired from
Wall street." said Mr.. Benedict, "but /
will not say whether i intend to follow it
or not. The public does not care, does it.,
whether get out or notl will not affirm
or deny the rumor."
1t was said down town that perhaps Mr..
Benedict might go into training for gub-
ernatorial domination in Connecticut after
he left the street.
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Treasury silver Purchases.

wAsHINGToS, Aug. l9-One hundred
and forty-seven thousand ounces OF silver
were offered TO the treasury department.
or this amount 10000 ounces were pur.
chased at so. 735, and the same rate ten.
dered for the remainder.
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Treasury Appointments. A

WASHINGTON. Aug. l9.-Secretary Car
Isle has appointed Benjamin Harrah of
Illinois, chief Of division Third Auditors
Office, Treasury Department, and Whitney
Wall Of Minnesota, special inspector OF
customs. Mr.. Harrah had previously de.
clined the position, but reconsidered tho
declinatiop.
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xsw nicxcle Record.

LONDON, Aug l0.--At the Herne Hill
track yesterday Ernest Osmond covered
two miles on a safety bicycle in min
utes "a . 8 seconds. This beats the best
record ever made anywhere.
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A New worlds Fair Attraction.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-A brutal prize fight
was surreptitiously held in the stock pa.
vilion at the Worlds Fair last night.
Eleven rounds were fought. One man was
knocked senseless. The fight was for .
purse of $500.
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A GRADUATED INCOME TAX.
Lieut-Gov. Daniels, OF Kansas, submits .
Dili To Equniize Wealth.

iii To Equnlize Wealth.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Aug. 19.-Lieut.-
Gov. Daniels, Of Kansas, has sent to
Washington for introduction in Congress
his graduated income tax bill. 1t provides
for tax Of one per cent. on estates of less
than $4,000, 900; OF three per pent. on es-
tates between $4,000, 000' and $4,000, 900,
and Is per cent on all estates of over that
amount
The tax is to be used for pensions and
for equalizing the pny Of soldiers OF the war;
for internal improvements and for equip.
ping the national guard. Adult male i'm.
migrants are to be taxed 5000 and immi-
grant children, over IL years OF age, $780,
lnheritances and legacies are also to be
taxed
An address goes with the bill charging
all the ills Of the country to legislation in
favor Of the rich, and appeals to Congress
TO enact just laws.
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Confirmed by tho sennte.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. The senate has
confirmed the following nominations
George B. Anderson of the District Of
Columbia. to he secretary OF the legation
at Rio de Janeiro. and Richard Dalton,
surveyor of customs at st. Louis.
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TOWN OF CRANsT0N.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.
Town CLERKS ovrrcr.
CRANsrON. II. /, August la 1909.

TOWN CLERK'e OVPfCR,
CRANsroN. r. /, August Is 1003
Special Town Meeting viii be held at the Town
Hous se Kn ghtsville. on Saturday, the Goth day Of
August inst. at O'Clock. p. m. 20 vote upon the
First. Resolyed, That the Town Treasurer -
hereby authorized and empowered to hire tho sum
OF the town for the same, or 80 much thereof 40
may be necessary TO meet the running expenses OF
the town.
second. Resolved. That the q hoo! property in
District No. 3, Cranston street. At the coD Of
school street be sold. ana that the Town Tres urer
be authorized ana empowered to execute ei OF
other business which ray lawfully conn before
DANIEL q. wATERM "
Town 2 x.
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Lothrop's beautiful Pawtucket Opera House vii,
be opened for the season Monday evening ne xt
the attraction eing Hurricane. Pert. Sunsh me-
Little Mugs Pomeroy, Lothrop's cute soubrctte
star. In the exceedingly funny rce-comedy en-
titled "Mugg's Land ing Mackie a. Walker ana
Joe Harper. the singing horse cond uctor will
appear at every Performance lola Is still the per-
sonfcation OF pert precosity and is full OF ginger
,,d
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LITTLE LOCOMOTIVES BUILDING
The big Baldwin Works Fol- ced to Reduce
Expenses.

Expenses.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-Between 300
and 400 men employed in the machine
shops Of the Baldwin Locomotive Works
were laid off last night because of the
money stringency and lack of orders.
The manager of the works says this Is
the beginning of reduction in force which
will result in 1000 of their employees be-
ing thrown out Of work, as far as Bald
wins is concerned, for an indefinite period.
On August the concern had ,00S men on
its pay roll.
The men I'm the iron and brass foundries
and the pattern department will he al
lowed only five days work in each week be-
ginning next Monday.
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poesn,t want To be Judge.

CnAMBEnsBURc, Pa, Aug. 19.-Judge
John Stewart has addressed letter to ex-
Judge Rowe declining to allow his name
10 be presented at the coming Republican
State Convention for Judge Of the Supreme
Court.
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wAsHINGToN, Aug. 19.-Attorney Gen.
eral Olney has appointed John II. Casey
assistant district attorney for the district
of Massachusetts,, and George Edmund
and Nathaniel Hammond special assist
ants for the northern district of Georgia
to assist in prosecutions under the inter
state commeece law.
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Chlnnnen RnIen.ed.

NEw YonK, Aug. l9.-Collector Kill
breth to day.released the five remaining
Cinnamon who came to port ON the Yucca
tan, sustaining Deputy Collector Gunner 3
decisions in every case
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IN THE HOUSE TODAY.
SPECIAL To THE NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19-Mr. McCreary
opened the debate in the house today.
lie favors the repeal OF the purchase
clause Immediately. He declared that
the present is not the time to adopt free
coinage.
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interior p,partmcnt AppoIn,m,n,..

WAsHNGToS, Aug. 19--The president
has sent TO the senate an additional batch
Of recess appointments. The. appointments
are 30 in number ud are all under the
interior department
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Sweep stake Race Monday Aug. 21.
jubilee. Pilgrim. Colonia and vigilant win be IN
Newport harbor Sunday. Aug. 20. and take part In
the race on Monday. Take Continental boat a.
a. m. no a. m. Sunday and p. m. daily to see
these famous flyers and tho largo neet Of yachts
ever seen in Newport harbor.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 19.---Maj. w. NJ.
Robinson, city editor of the Picayune, and
a well-known newspaper man, died yes
terday after noon.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 19-Miss FrancesE.-
Willard, who is now in Europe, has en-
tirely recovered her health
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NEW YORK, Aug 19.-The yacht racs
was failure yesterday, owing to bad
weather, and will be sailed again to-dax.
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AT IHE CAPITAL.
New Members Coming to the
Front in the House.
VOORHEES, REPEAL BILL
4 Simple Scheme 10 Relieve the
Present Strinsency.
Mr.. CARLISLE'S COMMUNICATION
Mr.. CARLISLE'S COMMUNICATION

Gives Senate Information Regarding
Treasury Notes Issued Under the
Sherman Act-Too Much Time Being
Devoted to Talk Cleveland mt Work
While at Gray Gabies-what Has
Been Done In the House Today
General Notes and Gossip from tho
Capital of the Nation.
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Delicious shore Dinners at fieid's Point.
Special care OF LADIES' and chIidrsa. and private
dining rooms for tho who wish.
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peiiciou. shore Dinners at Fields Poin,

srecial care OF ladies and children. and private
dining rooms for those who wish. Special p. m.
bake daily clean table cloths at every table the
best chowder and cleanest clans.
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Monsieur de Solssons
OF PARIS,
Prof. Of the French Language

takes pleasure in announcing TO the public
Providence and vicinity that he will or
lie class In French about September 4
well-known Berlitz Method n used In
nection with Monsieur do Soissons' Ter
conversation system. by which the
mako rapid progress and acquire Tic
Partisan accent. Information ~ to tern.
may be obtained at Billings Music stor
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Casino and Prize waltz at Rocky Point
furnish. It'll all the other amusements. oontinu.
GUS and varied entertainment.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.

Row. u. Martin, who has just resigned the
pastoratc of the Baptist church, preached his
farewell sermon Sunday. During the eight
years of his pastorate there have been ll6
TO the membership of the church.
Last Friday evening about 400 friends
called to bid Rev and Mrs. Martin good bye.
On behalf of the business men of the village
MIR Martin was presented with gold watch
that cost 1928. The members of the church
presented Mrs. Martin with purse of so.
They left for their new home in AsburY
Park, n. j., Wednesday. The December
term of the county court began here Tues
day, Judge Jonathan Ross of st. JohnsburY
presiding. The docket is quite long and
court will probably sit several weeks Ono
of the first cases to be tried is that of Mrs
Rose Murray VS.. Frank Mattison. 1t has
been tried twice before the county court. the
jury disagrocing both times. It has also
been before the Supreme Court once
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanscs the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac'
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for apy one who
wishes.to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA ,FyG SYRUP co.
,o,,o. ,ssAAAsaAHoJsoo etAls,
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WANTED.

When you want anything, advertise in
the new special column of this paper. Some
bargains are offered there this week which
it will pay you to read about Sec page
seven This paper has more than 25,OOO
readers every week, and one cent word
will reach them ALL
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WHY and WHERE |:

Why should you advertise
Because that is the only way to get people
to come TO You TO buy your goods,
Where should you advertise
lu the paper which is read by the read
ing and thinking people who live here
abouts. Those who read aud think and
have the cash to buy with all read the Free
Press. Those who can get the DAILY read
that. Those who live away from the post
office read the WEEKLY FREE PRESS.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
EAST HAROWICK

Walter Gage returned to Burlington
Monday morning Miss Kate Glinn re
turned to her home in Plainfeld, n. j.. last
Wednesday Miss Croker returned to Bos-
ton Monday.
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Chicago and Washington. u. G.
MONKTON.
Two n,,t;s, .oco1 hold ,t II = Raid
,,.;',.e ,.',.a,,,l,. ,.,s vii ottoudol There
is to b, Christmas trcc al the Ridge this
scason.-Mi,s Eti,h Bidwell is visiting
friends in Bellows Falls aud Ni'inity.-Mr.
ComstocE died quito suddenly the 29th ult
EAST MIODLEBURY.
'rhera o,7 mo- naA cosas Of dipthcria.-
Mr.. George Hewitt and her little grand
daughter, Manic Hewitt, arc quito sick
School opened on Monday with Charles titz-
patrick a. teacher
PIr4VllIr
., ~ ~.
-, HIE;'f '',IohhIT IS very -1-lTS INA
nSn u nun" "'' in.''''' =" ''''.'
l ). " %''''e' aIi'. -''%Ih ~ "sLe !.'.y
i ., f! 'r,f :. ho,a for fe,y daI.
,-,nntfan (Ia,Ios ro,,is Of hanson has
,.o,,to.l Coor,,o Iit41oion,,. lorsa and tokos
,oss,s.ion so9n
,~,-roo
pH'Or oN
l.. T.. HFoyenor and g. W MNrlch won't
10 Albany, ~ o., marker WIN q carIoe1 OF
'inHsp ON FdaT, ,sS Grace " rish' IS on
me Sex llst.--MlSS anna hHS5eiI ana MSS
b "~,' ~ ,h1,. ~ ,,' ',' th ' dnti,
tc5chors Decombor THE village schools
targlt by Mis-; Cora Smith and Miss Ger
trude Withcr:U commenced on Men law.
oor-,, c-.o>ocono
"OO II N'''l'0 0"O
9'hooi 'p'Hm'n.en Mohday III |eru-
saIem, ta"Fht ny Mis- Dora Norton Of BIS
toI-MiHS t1a larl mas S"ne 10 Hun' 'h='on
TO attend SaAooI-ferlcJ Do'y milo Slri
Is SICK
SHOt|1t1AM.
Mrs Dina Shaw returned Monday from
Corinth. y. VI. f. Northrup arrived at
his old nome last Saturday evening. School
opened at Newton acadcnr last Monday
morning, Tho ladies Of the Benevolent So
q + Will hold soriablo and sale ON Thurs
day evening, December IA.
WEYBRlDGE.
Tho Methodist Sunl,v-schoal will send
i \ Razor os doI.o,fc tn the Addison
rlr1.v ronvontion at, yoraannrs The an.
tarIain,,a,t Of fine Eovorth laoeuo last rri-
/ da, NIGHT was, decide s,ccos.. \ profit or
G2a wa. realized Mrs + ! nan Is nuifr
/ siol - VaarIr all tha school. in town com
| r.ncod last Noniqv The Methodist SIM.
| day-school viii have a Christmas tree and
! concert ON ('hl.istmas cveuine
..,>o,oo
'7''NoDO''O'
". \. Baldwin Is attending court at MID
! dl'hury, w ednesday, November -, Mr..
/ George STOKES was married to Miss hislc
Hiil at In" nome on th' brldc parents
Key. l.. H. Fuller oulrIatc Sidney BUSH
neil entertained all his children Mt homo
lhank~giNlng.-h MIS- Fred Hmlth VIII re
main in town few days. Lane and
/ wife have both been sicN.-Beit HI
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURG.

AlBURG.
DR.. F. L. LaDue died at the residence Of
his aunt, Mrs Brown Of Beekmantown, y
y, Saturday morning The remalns were
brought to this town Saturday evening and
the funeral was held at the residence OF
Mr.. Nelson Young Monday at 3 o'clock p
m. A farmers meeting under the direction
of the Board of Agriculture will be held az
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ADDISON COUNTY.
MIDDLEBURY.

nncc at the union services in the Methodist
church and Rev. C. t.. Noble preached an
interesting discourse. In the evening the
Catholic fair at the toayn hall came to a
close with the dra wing Of articles, after
which the Young Pouplo's Fraternity club
had pleasant social daure.--Anong the
out -of-town people Y,ho were here for
Thanksgiving We're Mrs. Joseph Turner and
children from Halt ford, Conn, AonHo
Rooney from Troy, " g, Benjamin Shcl-
don from Manchester, Hiss Maggie Cor
rigan from Rutland, George C.. Walker,
commercial traveller auj Abe williamson
from Boston. The raising of Cobh's
block was begun THURSDAY and it was
got up several inches The annual meeting
for the election Of officers of William J,
Russell post, 80. 50, G. \. r.. will be held
Wednesday evening, December l3.-Thc
Young Peoples Society Of Christian IN
doaVor Of the Baptist church are to hold
sociahe and chicken supper at the home of
Miss Mary Pierce. Wednesday evening, De
cembcr G.--Aiilo =. Williamson. who has
been in the far west for several months, iS'
home again. THE MiddlchWy orchestra
furnished music for me lnd'pe3 ';y , liose
ru',t' ,, u' f,,,,..,, " b7rs o,io ao,
al 1lo5a,. .t tI,,, ,..a of 90 ,.a,r. ,,.,.
hdiI az ti,,, h,', ~ . ',lan, W,o,lnes,1o,,
'lt4,,.,,.,., pa,9 ~ = vain H,, sIofLn.
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t,l,i,;, "a, t,r i. Loo,, ,r,o rroooo5i n.il1
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
CHARLOTTE


CHARLOTTE.
Gcorro Eastman of Omaha Neb a for
NOR vol known rh,,lot4o bov j. VISITING in
tovn.-lTr 6 n Weller M and Mr..
william, /, Nvo,lo,. ,pd Mics NAVY Aauo.
Parkhiu of Rurli,,o.t,n md William NrEoil
and vito and NJ Eorrie NoV,il Of SboI-
b,,,.,,e o+, +,r,y.,, 18th VI, md Mr.. r II
Tl,o,' Roy IIoory1 Culick and fon,iI,
euout 'rhorl,srivinc, ,,.it1 Deacon Uenrv Nc
Neu
Rev Ho,.vo,. G,,licl, cvcbarro1 nulnits
vith Pev M. vitus IF Vrr1nunes Ia II SIN
doy-Cieorr, Dnvetto aud SON Of Henson
sncnt Tbonlsoivi,,7 ot Mr.. i Dcretto's -
| The Congroontion9l society are making
nro,orotiop. Far tLo.r Christmas concert .
| Mrs Huckn,vtnr ie ,.isitin,- her brother Ira
g. Nirker-Mis' Maud Russell commenced
'i'' WRITER 'cit' III no. % pectli!ooI = ne
humps are quite Pit\@lN", nue. iei NJ WIN
Tue en- ~ 'o''Ll'Hcohiun' " SoN'' u Tue
December If with Mis-, Laura L. Browncu
principal. AMI Anna Narncy assistant
Gertrude Dorr has gone TO Kecnc. \. H., to
teach school Tho grip is about again.
r.c- OutptO-rr
mr. - ~ ii'ntIe ol Iln' NaIn co.leSe mas mas
it'u, 'ie'l ~ MS ''-'!.t" , INV, i,t"' us
nlt',1 ppU'',l'"' eAl'''a''2" IL wv "oHico'
- "ei' 'no l''9u S'">''' as .NG .''u.e VI
"' 'i'c ucIip .' my. t.i''''''
Oii' oiIl'a mountains MN cdNS' 'lc one
'ii'"H 'u'''f'i" we ',,'i wy y, cav, -
Slocum of Boston supplied the pull
w ,1 nc ""i's l'1o" ''"i"'''
N'H zap '''''ol % ,'r'A 'ua,.,o,i accom-.
an.'" ~ ne S'' '',," 'i.'ll, 1'',i,'
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n.y. "" 'i'u ~ l-|I I'm. -
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G''o' VIM VI ms '',' VICE.
"5 ~ ~ 5,'''' -. VI q
0i' VII " '''I'e'ay ,,'-''- az '',' ''''i
eSoEN JUNC iON'
Alic1 Chase, who is attending the Normal
school at Johnson, is speung a weeks vaca
turned Wednesday morning f.,,n a short
visit to boston.-Rcv. Nr Bacon conducted
Thanksgiving serve at the | mon church
Thursday evening" lecture, the first Of a
series to be given this winter, was delivered
at the Mon church 'riGay evening by Eli
Perkins, and was listened 10 by large au-
dienre
COL CHESTER.
po, Mr. 11on.r,,l, !. .;cl, ,,;t,, ,,r.,,.
,,;a - - .lq.,,,,,,.,,,, ond l., 6 rJiHo
,a.,,,.,,,,5 a., W.T.. No, lost t,,iIo,,
III. ilI..,, p.,,l,or5 won't 70 pat .l,pr,.h
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VERMONT NEWS.

NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
The Ninooski valley, Villages Up North.
Along Otter Creek ana by the shores OF
white River Covered by special Re
pOrtcrs.