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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-08
HARLEM TO RESUME
MANAGEMENT WILL TRY IT WITH
OUT PUBLIC BETTING.

It Is Believed that the ATTENDANCE VIII
Support the Movement-Horse Men have
Faith in the Plan-Amelia Mays Per
Torrance at St. Louis Causes a Kick
John Stewart and Camille ID. Make a
Hot Finish at Kansas City-Favorites
are Unfortunates at Brighton Beach
Grand Circuit Races at Buffalo
Chicago. Aug. 7-After rest OF sew
eral weeks the Chicago Fair grounds
association operating the Harlem race
track has arranged to resume its
thoroughbred racing which was inter-
fered with by the Civic Federation.
Hopes of legislative action in the di-
rection of a turf law which would per-
NIT pool selling on the tracks having
failed, an effort will be made to con-
duct a meeting without public betting
There will be many hand books at the
track but the association will derive
it's support from the gate and privi-
legeS.
Because of a great public demand
for racing it is believed that the atten-
dance will more than pay the purses.
That the horsemen believe this may
be learned from the fact that over 300
good horses are now stabbed at the
track. The management hopes to be
able to secure such patronage as will
warrant the running of the S25, 900 Ma
tional derby AMI other stake events
arranged for last winter and which
have never been declared off. The
jealousy existing between the local
tracks and that at Roby this spring
is thing OF the past and Corrigan
and the Indiana track owners will
turn their full influence to make the
meeting which opens at Harlem sue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-08
Kansas City Races.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. IA match
face between Charley McCafferty's
John Stewart, and Camille D, of the
Louisville stable was the feature at
Exposition park today. 1t was a fight
from start TO finish in which Stewart
only won by an eyelash. Three favor
ties won out of the five events. Track
fair; attendance good. Summaries:
First race-Five and a half furlongs,
selling: Southernest, to 5, won; Dick
Laffington, to ], second; Lucy Clark,
80 to 1, third. Time :121s.
Second-Six furlongs, selling: Monk
Overton, TO I, won; Importance, to 1
second; Aladdin, even, third. Time :1SA
Third-Six furlongS, selling: Ben VIII
son, to 1. won: Bessie Yeiser, 3 to .,
second; Victor B, to 1, third. Time
ITO.
Fourth-Five furlongs, match race,
500 side, catch weights: John Stes~.
art, to 3, won; Camille D, to 2, So !,
ond. Time :07.
Fifth-Six and a half furlongs. sell
ing: Virgin, 10 to I, won: Alva. 15 to 1,
second; George Miller, 1 to 9, third.
Time 1:25A.
Sixth-Five furlongs. selling: Roy,
even, won; Thurman, s to 1, second:
Bessie Nichols, to 5, third Time
1:03k.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-08

Strong nerves depends upon pure,
rich, red blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is
the only true blood purifier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-08
st. IouIs aAAces.

st. Louis, Aug THE track at the
Fair Association park was fast. In the
third race, Amelia May was entered
for $500 and the word was given that
she was to be run up by the Gains.
In spite of this she went to the post
a to favorite and was beaten by
Booze, a to shot, in 1:22. This is
one second less than Amelia May COW
cred the same ground with more weight
some days ago and there were loud
protests against the reversal of form.
In the fourth race Tricky Jim jumped
the fence at the head of the stretch
throwing Jockey Morse. Summaries:
First raceSix and half furlongs:
selling: Cave Spring, to /, won; Tea
Set, 4 to l, second; Hibernia Queen, 81
TO 1, third. Time 1:22.
Second-Five furlongs. purse: Felix
Carr, 10 to 1, won; Southworth 2 to /,
second; Woodlake, 20 to 1, third. Time
1:031k.
Third-Six and a half furlongs; SELL
ing: Booze, to J., won; Amelia May,
TO 3, second; j. A Gray, 80 to I, third.
Time 1:22.
Fourth-Mile: Buck Massie, even,
won; Magnet, to 10. second; Leader
Ban, 60 to l, third. Time LAX.
Fifth-Four and a half urlongs, SELL
ing: Amelia Fonso, to 2, won; Lufra
to 1, second; Fredonia, 6 to 1, third.
Time :56%.
Sixth-SeIling; six and half fur
longs: Addie Buchanan, 3 to 1, won;
Ben Lomond, 3 to /. second; Empera,
8 to l, third. Time LIZ.
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ZEIGLER is DUMPED
FAMOUS OYCLIST BREAKS BONES
INSTEAD OF RECORDS.

His Left Arm Suffers q Terrible Fracture
which will Keep Him ON the Race
Track for the Rest of This Season-Gar-
diner is Badly Bruised bat Comes On
of il Beforehand Circuit Races at
South Bend Great Success 9th er
wise-speciaI Features OF the Days
Sport.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.


William Comstock Lewis died at his
home on South Main street Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock from the effects Of
a shock Of paralysis He was born in
Nontpolier Feb. u. 1919, and has lived here
ever since with the execution of n wear on.
two when he lived in East Montpelier
His sister. Miss Emeline Lewis. aged -
wears. is the Only survivor of d family Of
seven children. Mr. Lewis has run the
CITY scales for 40 wears and for a lcng
time has sold coal for J. w. HAYES of
Huntington. The funeral was held Mon
dav Afternoon at . o'cIocl, at tho bo,,se
Frank Barnes. formerly Of Montuelior
bu+ ,o,, a Y NJ G 4 socretarv n, a tow,
r4or loston. will take charge of Tho y
At - 4 n1eetine. n.xt SUNDAY, afternooi,
tal,iro ror his siihiect ..Srccaes
,rb. ,nenlbers or HIount zion commend
ory Knirhts Templar are TO have nrac-
,t'o hin ono u-aol, from, ne,t trrida,. 20
ref into shape TO attend the trionnial
meeting nj Boston the last of The month
Rurph smith ana Ralub RlannieJ ex-
moo, ia attcnd the state tcnnis tournn-
5,ort ,t Arlington this voar smith is at
present fine best tennis PLAYER In tho civ
,rl4 funeral of mo late Harmon pitl,j,,
.-. b.fJ SUNDAY art.rroo,, a, o,olnoil
~, crnon lIount cemetery me hodv voa
brought from Opdcusbure saturday morn
i,.r ,rn. I,uisrop9l huri9I scr,,ico was
irs, ,,s.5 conI,ctoI Ia. Row, y Te,,iy
rolo,.,d law tho OlI I,oIIoys' service
mo N.rp,ont 1odor of GdI Fellows a,d
mo Co,,,on Nrontraliar i'm rsya1ia attend.
~ tl.. t,,,,aI n, D., L,d,. ote, traro ,,.,,.
,,,.,,.l D,l I7,.li,u,s IRON F}arr, ana CAM
4 I-ilougnIv or tho WooJsyila Contnn
Of which Mr. Uil,in was n rnenber Tho
9orsI drei,,ns y.srn verv bnontifnl Tho
,tn.,asnJ I.a,.as oro ,lauobter Wer,in
vino has lived with Mrs Mary BNss most
W b, ,,'' I,t '''' '''0'
,;rrdov al iotharv cburcb duripr tho
,,n,.,iro e.r,ion rn tho n,idet of The
sarr,nu m, old man corsidersbI, bent over
vim disaoeo came i'm sauntered nm 70
Two mimi and calmly sat down in ono of
tho side chairs lie went TO sleep several
tjr,es arrcored uneasy ana finally wont
o,,t Inn returrad and took n scat IN thc
conprepation lie nDnearei AZ Sunday
school and nj tho evening service but
made mo- demonstration. lie gave his
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GRANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH


Walter O. Dompier and 'TIe' also +. =.
NNman ana Bert BoWAa+ Misses LA
Thatcher and May How" nave returned
from their Trip 10 Fairie"-In a car mat
was beng unIoaded het' ln'l came from
Montpelier sine" Tn" WIZ West was there
was found q pocket BOOK WIN Mexican
SILVER dollar IN 1T also N'ial tcIcSlamS
and envelopes that was probably taken
from som, ones pockct.-Ar. and NrS.
Lew Nc"daam arc visiting at IllgnSatc
SprinGs.-Mgs r. Y. Hutchinson of Boston
is visiting at her fathor-u-ldW Lyman
Hutchinson s.-Alrs. f.. c. Moulton of Cam
bridge, Mass, is VISITING her niece, Mrs.
John r. Hohart.-Mr and Mrs. Cortoz
f. Nutting and daughter Of LittlctOn, y.
H., who have been visiting AT J. V. New
toms have gone to Bakersfield To visit Mr..
Nuttmg's mOther.-AbOut @"u people at
tended the Union Sunday school picnic at
the Bethel camp grounds Thursday. \
game of bah was played between the HIGH
school nine and picked nine, resulting
i'm a score Of II to - in favor of the High
school boyS-RrV. Seward Robson is TAX
Ing a months vacation fror. his duties as
pastor Of tho pautiSt church me- is now ON
Il trip to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and
Marlboro. Mass.
COL Robert ]. [imhall Of West Randolph
has sent an invitation to cant. Hardie
and his trooD G. 3d l. : cavalry at Fort
Ethan Allen. roouosting him TO return
home from the military manoouvres at
Fatrlcc bv WAY of Vest Rnudo,uh and
tcndoriup him n canning place mon his
beautiful "AIoutalrlc Place" i'm that town.
col. Stone and his COMPANY Of Tho DIST T.
:. infantry. has also been nvited TO ac-
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ISLE LA MOTTE.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Nellie Mclcndy is visiting i'm Tn
aorAiI and Miss Nora Patton of Johnson
is visiting friends herc.-A daughter was
born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Perry Mon
day July 19.-The little daughter of Bert
Eui,cr WrcnChcd her arm very severely
day July 29.-Alrs. Dodge is very ill.-R.
IL. Thomas and Or and Mrs f.. II. Bush
nell have returned homc.-Aliss Ella Roy
crs has returned to her home in Und.
hlll-The officers elected at the last rcgu-
lar meeting of the l. O. q. II. are; G. r.,
Rev. II. G. Howard; V T., Mrs f. T..
smith; chaplain, Mrs. NJ l.. Griswold;
secretary, Marion Page; financial score
tary, Mrs NJ. S. Hawlcy; treasurer. 7. 4.
Pummcr; marshal, A. 4. Patten; guard,
/. NJ. Powell; sentry G.. -. Lease. Ira
Powell was elected delegate to the /. O.
O. r. union to be held at Watcryillc
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nag. At HOO a. m. a tug of war between
the old veterans and Sons of veterans
AZ l'VO p. m. a business meeting will be
hold TO near reports and eject officers for
the ensuing year. The WHtervillc Cornet
band of is pieces will be in attendance
At 2.20 y. m. the officers and Sons Of
Veterans will escort Comradc c. p. Hogan
orator of the day with other invited
guests to the speakers stand.-Georgc Il.
Leland arrived i'm town last Saturday and
will remain a few days among relatives
and fricnds.--Orson Heath of st. Paul,
MINI. has taken up the remains of his
brother llcmun and placed them in the
family lot below the villaEe.-Mrs Ella
NJ Irish has gone to Laconia, n. II. for a
few days-Thc w. ID. Wclch company and
W. H. Nyc q co. have each purchased a
cash rcgistor-C. II. Bradley and vito
from Thompsou's Island, Boston, made
his father a short call last Thursday
j. II. Butler was suddenly called to Kocnc,
y. Il. Saturday by the illness of his
father
NORTH HYDE PARK.
u. Il. Ohcr is visiting at II. G. Parkor's.-
Miss Bcryl Harrington ia visiting at Frank
Charcy's.-M. \. Iiadloy has moved to
East Johnson.-NIiss Minnie Peck and Mrs.
Emc Warner. nee Peck. are home on a
short visit.-Rcv. and Mrs. j. G. Emery
of Jersey city, n. j. were guests at j. G.
Nasurc's the first Of the wcck.-LCou
Bailey, who has been clcrlNng for Y. w.
Smith, is having a vacation. He Will
visit relatives in Jericho and Undcrhill.
WATERVILLE.
Mrs. A. II. jackson is ill-Nlrs. Ashton
Brown of Nashua, =. H., is visiting ion
town.-Nr. and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald
have gone to fillmore for a few days
Grin Fletcher of New York state is visit
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VERMONT LOCAL. NEWS.
CONTINUED from 9th page

Continued from oth pase)
crty being disposed of. and ahe sale of the
real estate postponed to August 26th.--
C.. A. Hun. Mrs. II. NJ Weels and Mrs.
4. n. Chase are visiting in West Berkshire
this week.
FAGRFAX
Mrs Diana Warren started for Canada
August let. intending to spend some time
visiting friends in knowlton and vicinity.
Prof Otis Smith Of Auburn College,
Ala, is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. b.
Bccmau.-W. II. Fanchcr returned home
last week from a visit with his son Fred
in Boston.-Mr S. -. Tpham and sister,
Miss Abhle Upham of Ozone Park. ~ Y,
arc taking carriage trip to Montreal.
They spent two days last week with their
cousin, Mrs. T.. r. Burns.-Charles n.
Bradley, superintendent Of the farm
school i'm BOSTON, was the guest Of NJ. o.
Pcrham last wcok.-Thorc will be spc-
cial meeting Of !. 3. Richardson post Fri
day evening, the 9Th inst, to make ar
rangemcuts to visit Fort Ethan Alien
W. W. Foss has gang of teams gravel
ing the road through the village.
EAST GEORGIA
Rev. John Henry Hopkins of St. Joseph.
Missouri. is expected to preach in En-
manuel church, East Georgia, on Sunday
next, August II, at p. m. Miss IIyde's
memorial service win be held on Sunday,
August %, at p. m.
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Eov. James Solandt is visiting his
mother Madam Soaudt.-Rcv. A. L. Sol
audt left ON August 9Th for Montreal for
a short vacation Master Herbert Alien
of Worcester Mass is visiting at William
SamSou's.-Nirs. Charles Jaynes of ST
Adams ie he ruCsf Of Igr 1r,t na- Ilancnn
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CHELS EA.

An impro, ised meeting Of citizens last
Thursday agreed upon the establishment
of a reading room and at a meeting subse-
queutiy held between Il committee appoint
ted and trustees of Chelsea Public Library
it was agreed that the Alden Speare
Memorial Library Building should be
opened as "a public reading room every
weekday evening, when provisions were
made for its support and suitable and
sufficient periodical literature had been
provided.-Rcv. Joseph Tyler, for forty
years "a missionary in Zululand preached
at the Congregational church Sunday
forenoon and i'm the evening he gave a
lecture on bis life work.-Hias +. Roberts
and William l.. NeaZie returned to Boston
and Somerville respectively Tuesday
morning. recent rains are doing
much to revive the fields ana pastures
which were badly dried up from the recent
drought.
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advertising in this column one cent a
rd, each insertion. Cory may be changed
ery week. Cnsh in advances required.
advertisement taken which is less than
lrteen words, two lino1. Special terms
advertisers using from 2jO to 1000 lines
thin twelve consecutive months.
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IL !. fsnSNO1ln, JeWelcIt is H. WIN n
slow fever-Mlss Wilma Bellows of Swan
ton is visiting friends in town.-The Meth
odist Sunday school picnickcd in II. b.
curtis grove last Wednesday Mr.. and
Mrs Madison Stafford are visiting friends
in Worthwhile and viciuity.-C. =. Fren-
year has returned from his "trip to Bos-
ton.-D w. Cutting Familiarity known as
Uncle Dan" received serious injuries
to his spine Thursday from falling from
his waEon.-Mrs. Dell Tcrrill and daughter
Winnie of Undorhill have been visiting tho
past week at DR.. Morgan's. returning
home Monday morning.-C. l.. Remington
is training fast PAGER for DR. NJ. L.
Briggs of l'letcher.-Miss Frances Flagg
OF New Haven, Conn. who has been visit
ing in town, was called to ST. Adams
Monday TO care for Philip, son of G. r.
llulburd, who is i'll with uncumouia.-Mr
Newton Rogers, who is III at the home of
her daughter Mrs. William Cook. is re-
ported much bcttcr.-Mrs. Arden Twitch-
ell OF St Adams is visiting Miss Helen
1lolmos.-Ilon. Elisha Bentley is visiting
friends i'm Jcricho-Road Commissioner
Wilson has gang of men and teams
grading the road through the village.
WORTHWHILE.
Hon. w G. Ferrin Of Montpolior was
about the village Tuesday evening in ap-
parent usual health, but Mt an early hour
Wednesday morning suffered what APP
pears to be an apopletc shock and has
since remained in serious condition at
his room i'm the Randall hotel Mr. Tcrrin
was many years ago a resident hero.
whore ne has many friends who. i'm COM
mon with his hosts of friends i'm Mont
pclicr ana over the state. viii hope for
his rccovcry.-lIarry =. Cutler. who re-
sold out his Photograph business here and
went to Norwich Conn. has sold ont his
temporary stay Wednesday night. meet
ing with quite a serious loss ON the train
it is thought between NorthGcld and Es-
sex Junction. After getting on to tho
train on the burlington and Lamoillo dis
vision at Essex, he found that his pocket
book containing 500 in cash ANA $500
check was missing
Morrisville's graded school will begin on
Wednesday, September lth Tho several
departments are placed in charge Of com
petont teachers Prof w. A. Bccbo at
head. There are prospects of a very fun
attendance.
After a long and pairlful illness col.
Darius j. Stafford died at his home here
at little past MIDNIGHT Monday night.
Col. Stafford was born in Fairfield in lS35
came with his father in years later to
Worthwhile where he has lived. an os-
tocmed citizen. He was member of the
First CONGREGATIONAL church. a prominent
Mason, veteran of fine war with an
enviable record. and a citizen and fellow
townsman above reproach. He was a
member Of Mount Vernon Lolge L. and
A. NJ. joining i'm 1877. a charter member
Of Tucker chaptor r. A. NJ a member Of
St. Johnshury commanderv Knight
Tomplars of Maine commanderv Loval
Legion; was also a charter member of /
NJ Warner Post No. !. G. A. r.; was born
in ai fp L.,
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,atat us i'i NuBuhl 10 20 see about
rag,s VIE, ,, u,o".y Iof highNay pur-
,,i.i,i. 10 80 -N"'E a. 5roWn OF Boston is
f,rn,','S ''' "''"lS' MI ana Mrs }. +,
WA1TSFIELD
rho co,,a,, lac.
of tbn ba,,d ,,,,i ,iI"E tNciIlIH~ N ala
cess tho ,o,nirtI u,,u vas gram sue
including solo ~ ia - n''ie over w.
Roy. t. s. Fiskc ana family ana T Nc.
weeks outing nj T.ni,o r,,r,,,,,iI X " , ~"
huiy.-Nfr. and Mrs NJ y t5nto, 80 II,,S-
Park visited his brotbere q q and - ~,
Eaton. a few davs last wool, Ntrs 49, .
Lewis of St Iohnsbur, 10 ,,is,+i,',, $500 80
in towu.-Niss Ida E'isbpr nr 1,t-,,i, us
vile, Conn, is spending two r.aei,s5. ,,n
cation with frlends I'm mic ,.l,oa ~,
6, Boyce have moved ,hn5r stoct of aa, e9l
into the new store which mo-. t.,,. ,',tIs
this summer -Au,cr, - - Nv pUIl
recently from Waddiupton n az,
visiting Mr.. Thayer's slater Mrs az
Kcitv-O NJ Es+o, roooi,.,, -
blow from a sledga barnnncr u,bi1o boi6t,,,
a drill last week Wednesday. rrsulting in
the fracture of one rib lie boe henn Con
fined to tho house since in consenuonce =
our assistant postnaster II NJ AtcAilis-
ter is taItjur a. carriog tri,, ,'is,t -
friends in the southern ana eoItern nsrt,
Of the Statc-Mrs. A. " Rigolov. -
has been quite i'll is impro,ing -ltiseriiis
Stockwen has gone TO Waterbury, vbara
She is omrlnyed II, Pa, w,1,.4uls, WIZ
f. A. Bovce returned from, , few, v.o,l,1
stay in Rutland last Fridav-Nfrs lanes
Dale and daughter Annie ara visiti,y
Trends IN New Hampshirc.-CharlI
N'i",I' VINO mas pee7 Ill Tor two or thru
WteNS, IL aDIe 10 ne out again.-Mr and
Gavs' visit with friands =, pn,.ii,e,+
a,r+,., nus '''''
NAh'I'
MIR George Kenaston of Minnesota de-
HN'red a very fine address to tho young
people at the Conerega tional church last
sunday evening. Mr. Kenaston is a
brother of AlonZo Kenaston. former
' tea'' here, and is a native of Woodbury.
--AH"us the strangers in town are Mr..
and .,r-. Hildreth, two children and Mrs.
EVE Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs Guy
Britt Of Boston, Mrs. Mary Meller, twC
children, Mrs. Graham and two daugh-
Sulttv of Bridreport Conn Ms ST.
ana Miss May story Of swampscott.
ia ia any MRS l.. ". burIham OF Bur,
I'm nm 80 ing On mas returned
49,, 1'I"Iu' -lIehry Lance ana
~ nv. - 20 D"s .o'.--NI' =
80 "'9 ~ w" II oiIc Jay -
N-'SS M"'',e Hersey mas rciurhtd
.i ,t '','' l,,. CmaIIes =. MoTrlp
,ri-' 49, ~ d III we're HldIrleu as
, u' ''l a. me Ies.lellGe OF - +, NoIIlil.
a i,'' Si,-.'''.rS VI IeId,lN IS anu tI'oH IS
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~ ,,e' -" ~ "a tO94iOH !"
w I"'0i a'"'N u 'ie - H. harvey COM
pauy'
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T,c l,o.- t-'7. ,,,.
lti,,, e. IN ~" VI 49, ~,
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/ the lawn, tho younger members Of tho
party spent the rest of the evening sing
ing
,resonco o onita '"' OIL ,ne steam rolIer
on Monday afternoon. j. q. Smiths horse
attached TO the American Express com
pany's wagon. became frightened and ran
up on the sidewalk in front of william
Millcr's store, where il was stopped The
horses nose was considerably cut by con-
tact with a window, and Mr. Smith was
thrown out, receiving some bruises and
scratches.
Prof y. S. Blanpicd has added four fun
hlooded Jersey cows to tho already first
class dairy which he has at his farm
Miss Lillian Vail went on Monday after
noon TO visit Miss Winona Brigham at
InH'rhilL
9iaic superintendent VI. $. stone goes to
D,y Ct,or"c IT, S,onr,, ra,,i.. ,''.,,
not returned home as previously report
3D. but are to spend two weeks more at
the home Of Roy. II. y. Spencer.
Wesley TaIlin is working for T.. u. Ladd
i'm the interests Of tho Massachusetts,
Mutual Life Insurance company. lie Will
make Essex his headquarters
Ralph Blanpicd was the victim Of most
ahominablc deed last week. lie LEFT his
3 ',.i., tIn'YI. Wv !"I
instrument cut a. hole clean through the
tire. This is not the first time this has
been done on the street. and the Offender
if caught. would be severely dealt with
The two rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian association. outside the art gal
lcrv proper. are very beautifully adorned
with several Of Artist Woods productions
Among them arc tho et,hings. ON n
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JOHNSON.

Great preparations are being made for
the 10Th annual reunion of the Lamoillo
Veterans association which viii meet at
Camp Grant near the village here August
7th and Sth. Wednesday viii be occupied
in going into camp. co. r. of the I'M
Vermont regiment viii hold reunion and
there will bf street parade and camp
fire in the evening. Thursday morning a
salute will be fired in honor of the old
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HYDE PARK.

Work on the depot is progressing rapid
N.-A number of men are at work near
the Slayton Touring min laying a granite
wall, to prevent dirt from sliding on the
track.-Masous have begun work on the
stone dam at the electric light station
Miss Alice Page gave a reception to a
large number of friends Tuesday evening
August e. Among those present were
Miss Lima Cook of Portland, Me. Miss
Lillian Fisk of Morrisville and n. T..
keeler of the L. Y. NJ
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STOWE.

Parties named Allen residing i'm the cX-
IRENE northwest corner of the town Wcrc
arrested last week for stealing hens. They
had been practicing the business more or
less during the summer, dressing and SELL
ing them in MorrisVilc. The last steal
was last week, If hens being taken from
the barn of George Harris-Paut Tiuk-
ham of Rochester was in town last week
Mr., G. r. churchill has commenced the
erection of his cottage ON the mountain.-
Ager Moody of Wolcott was i'm town last
week visiting his brother Oriiu Moo ly.-
Mr.. \. Bigclow was suddenly called to
Salem Mass, last week by the severe i'll
ness of his daughter Carrie At last re-
ports she was somewhat bettcr.-The en-
tortainment "Docstrick Skulc," by Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin L. Bigolow will occur at
the Branch church on Friday evening
next, The proceeds are to be used for
the benefit of the Sunday school Mr.
and Mrs. Chimney of Long Island. Y. y,
are spending another summer with Mrs.
Betsoy Slaytou.-Mr. ANA Mrs. \. G. Ray
monl have returned from their vacation
in Mainc.-Nrs. Howe and daughter Lille
Of Rutland are at Mr.. y. H. Slayton ST.
John Stafford and wife are at Queen civ
Park.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dcmortt of
Mortified are in town Visitiug.-A picnic
Of iOVial fellows occurred at "Ncbraska"
ON SundaY.-A well attended circle was
held at Mrs. Daniel Flanders on Weducs-
day on last Wcok-Anothcr bah with anti
quatcd music was held at Hotel hall on
Tuesday night Of last Wcek.-NO service
viii be held at the Methodist church on
Sunday next Rev, Mr.. Worthen being
at camp meeting.
Eddie Irving went to burlington Tues
daS.-Miss Mary straw lis at home from
Taunton, Mass. for northumberland
Mcllahon cut his hand badly ON scytho
Moniay.-Tloward =. Shaw has rented one
e In