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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26

Short-bael1 sailors in black,
white and all colors. 30 cents.
Untrimmed hats in all shades
and mixtures, worth IS cents,
this week As cents.
Black shapes and flats. - cts.
this week only.
Lot OF white trimmed sailors,
black or whr;a bands, worth so
cents. this week oa,y 10 cents.
Black al! wjli.e ;rLmmeG
sailors with velvet bands. Our
special, so GEMS.
Trimmed Panama Sailors,
Silk or Velvet bands. Your
special" 9S cents.
Tape Braid Sailors, white only.
worth $l.0O, al 9s cents.
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nj arlne N1icellaDy.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

Steamer Tolosa (Br.). Walton, Bal
tianore. .-.
Steamer Gargai tBr), New Castle.
Barge Meridetha. Providence.
Barge City OF Montreal, Providence.
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FOHca Court.

I'M, i justice stn Browd disposed of the follow,
m ae onses IN the police court yestere1av
Frank Furlong. ). Hofym
..Bi S NJ. McGrouts, W n Ms John
a Iors San Antony. drunk, each fined ia - q;
e g. Tue is, skinner. riding bicycle win
sess t eeil, !, hned 81 and costs; afterward
n theft q sa,sa. sentenced
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26
TO THE DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Rev. L. ,. MacI1uy breaches IL Sermon tt
- Mary Washington Council. N.


! Mary Washington Council. |
| Rev. Thomas ]. MacKay. pastor of |
| the Second Baptist church. preached
| {, special sermon before Mary Wash
| inalun Council. No. s, Daughters OF |
| Liberty, Sunday evening. The mem
| bers Of the organization attended the
service in ubody. Rev. MIR. Mackay
| selected his text from the book or
Esther. He said in part:
You will notice the appeal made |
10 Queen Esther by Mordecai regard
| ing her persuiIll safety, her position
| before God and her duty 10 her own
| people. .Y.. "u-.
1t was in her power to save them
| from the results Of the proclamation |
of Hannah who had consigned them
to death, or by neglect she could al
low the decree to be enforced.
I'VE see this noble woman enter the |
court of the king knowing full we'll |
that unless the king should hold out
his sceptrc She would meet death: but !
with trembling she enters. the words
of my text ringing in her ears: Who |
| knoweth hut thou art come to the
! kingdom for such a time this.
Should you ask why does not God
destroy men when he sees their sins |
piled mountain high. you have forgot
| ten that the all-seeinE eye looks into |
the secret closets and sees the virtue \
and purity embodied in the noble wo-
men OF our city, as they kneel - z
plead with God. Mans A"lce inter
ne ballot boy LAM 4aaf 4 80 he govern
! ft,f;r.llE.S>ar and heart of God. II va ny
sia l pravan lt'wast7arm made west
gean mat gave the pulni, Ass a,'
ppene5 t, oeecher and a Talmad =. spur
a}ss&bf tha ns gates of Heaven ~ e. anc
~ Above the roar ~ g...
SY , cniery in Cuba viii ' e. american ar
81 ICES OF the mothers heard the
s sory through PRAYER s 81 De vic
fhons Of honor and FAM God. The
3 l1Ie..o y5es of the generate VII contain
8;npeece1zzoaaas hosts to c Cha leading the
4 sHrss BLwifl contain s,,1.,, put the book
aiBreckiH:ady. Annie ROSS. names anne as
500 $40 sxsSAnage and noble Mrs. H ST.
sSzI3 the armies with han
y y side the fa1lan
will look for
SSe Bible
81 our
uba
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26

Y me richly hespa,o,o, saddle
, a>.,:' .'''n ranchero has fn,n.. - th'
nse". ana by an Americ,n -, oeen
''1I.S PIE saddle which ~ ne re-
owned w. lor The United States is -
Esr5' u " Nv. Thompson Of g, IS
silya D.''', car and is worth So ooo ''a Al,
sra 81 and gold Used in IFS d .,ooo ne
~ Mo-, a.ohe worth $3.50. Ne'ofaelon
c.n MA'le -Hr. Thompsons bo,
rana 's na:oara. he has an axto - N
is l haao IA ventura County. Cal ' an,
mat he makes use NJ 'i'u II
M ~ npet ~ The saddle is ~ .oeapie
.lEH'e'h pattern. with bioL typical
orare ~ , seat and the mos, slan
bar, NE, ""rA was done in Santa D.
n p"ra under Mr.. Thompson,s s"" a Bar
s sna ,'s'oh. and is such as on, NV" s"-
'pa"lsA could produce n'S The
ne saddle is of the Gna
VA "a set thick with silver h,,s
~ 'ose''es; the pomme, is i'hs
i'' silver. The corners os -. 'hcased
'e s'pped with it. and the stirn,, apron
seed wiz silver half NV .'ir"ps are
,f,il, ana carved ~, ICl
, ,@,,! &c IS hing with silver - ne \
.r%et a tne Haquero's requiremen nss 70
1 ne s'f'h which secures tho laen n to
- ns'I IS woven from horses. saddle Y va,
h ,.s'', artisans. and is fullv Lanes ai, wal
~ road, The reins, martina ashe a 81
whip are ccmncsaa niartlngale the
woven str,,, VI solid silver som
ered u;,, lie headstau - wea
o. ,' wv with liuted silver. win - IS Be Z
= ,ose'!es at the side, and a. a the
= !, noseplece witt. a silver cba I e,ao- CT.
o ,ns Jaw. The bride, reins ana an- Np1
.a avs weigh about twelve ,anaa &C
;; hin, year Mr.. Thompson Na u.s.
,'n,ns to the exquisite bean beam ADDS so
!, " ~ we saddle. although it bas aug ~, -
cn ,un. d sum which Represents ~ w
, ,um'"4'able yea:lr income 81:
u .hne e,, China dinner sets an .,e - co
p. !n ap $4,000 French Chsnk, S !,s. an
80, az s"o. 90 this week. Sc nieao otaa
Gola .d pnna Or fancy deeor era sea
7-tf STORE. a as
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EMpril 25.-Gover-

I'd Mpril 25.-Gover-
l;Euq the following:
8o,serwhelmed with
Kinds Offering SER
HPositionS are re-
HlainS. surgeons.
commissioned Of
AIDES. He finds II
them all and the
>uke this state
&~ enlist as pri-
Moplication to the
Md company. The
.ssHtions as surgeons
file and will re-
huh ton. The officers
ssT the Governor are
s CHI application will
s c9its. Persons de-
srses will make APP
va. nders of forces
States service.
-. in the Virginia
flcient in number to
t of men likely to be
nited sta tsashrvice.
vernon n@hn COM
It his dis .SxS@.
1t are likely to be
Governor are fully
gars. There is no ne
.na.tion of additional
sons. unless n very
nnal demand is made
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| even oie Wen defined.
~ .ne eh'ef governors of the ca,
deht ~; exempt from it. Wben =,
49,, - large or the case in SONS a., -
"as important. it is the t,nston, - ~
q number of collectors to srrr s,oh, 10
dehIor -. sometimes even the bed of h
Tbo 49,. 90 maze sure he takes no foo1,
~ - law. however requires rs 49,
M, 49, ,'ll ness that the collector sbon,,
49, NJ. ea' during the siege, SO The s,nna -
- stomach wins. This rule n sa ~
o us aDsurdity. is paralleled nv Sp p,,e
into vsra maleh allows starving jurv
ecrors :. u'ee' In some cases the col,
/ course of tsstenla tically put through
ss.---@-.s-ss.e. 81 training to enable them -
---- - tt''',.a wit nut e., - "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26
Children S Leghorn Hats

Childen's I.tghorn Hats. &c.
FINE SILK t'ringeL Ladies'.
Ties. in all coiors and striped
and plaid. 10 cents
Dress Goods. Notions. Domcs-
tics. etc, al exceptionally low
prices.
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BRIEF ITEMS,

vs. oM me- $. Brown ! l1sn
sa;ur,l nred F. Alien. 'e ra,, Of Is saz
81 ssa Of VI eso avFsne Ss sy ear
noon "a w :, cemetery w Vas, TOOK lace a
d; tht .Sal services Will y
lie Th hey, w. 4. Mo1 i1nls!ssk To-.
* oi ,als,h Street c 1rixy,l ssrc Of
,ompa p nv News l.s Fruit m ian, e the
tipped ON IN bills the nay; a:,Eneon.
,ening I pa,io notified e anu ,bek TIE h
,e mon a negro draynan G -ss . learn.
was retur5 on fe1n si 1Es T
$50 70 Mr.. Alesgsl,o &C.
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Flowers.

Violets. all silk and all colors.
70 cents Per bunch.
Roses. all colpns, only cents
per bunch.
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in Ribbons.

Sash Ribbons, 25 cents Der
yard and upwards.
Plain Black Taffeta Ribbons.
No. 40. suitable for tri1pm;ns
hats. Is cents per yard.
No. TO Moire, all colors. 10
cents per yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26
Rfl56|f VAR
d Continued from First Page.)

me. and in day Havana and all Cuba
Will pe blown up?"
the British v.ce-eonsu.. -Arosieyuy
was interested il tbs case ard Captain
Milburn released.
Captain Aiilburn adds:
Havana will give you all the fighting
you want when sou land" ..
The Myrtiedene left Havana t'rida y
night. just as the American tieel was
coming in sight. MIR. Arosiesuy. the
British vice-coal.ul. anxious for MS
ia nlily's safety. sent Them 10 Key WesI
by the steamer. She had :. cargo W
coal, loo tons OF which she discharged
in Havana. Captain Mi.ourn imtended
to ship 5000 tons OF sugar nnW N Gu
pa. the property of tAir. Revei. an Amer
lean, bur he was advised 10 leave port
promptly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26
Views On War
and Business,

Business will go right on, war
or no war.
The people who stay a, home
continue to eat, drink and wear
clothes.
SOMEBODY is going to sell,
clothes whatever happens. and
the Capital Dry Goods House
rs that SOMEBODY.
Notice some of the prices At
which we are selling goods and
You VIII be sure to take advant-
age of the same.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26
Rnh,l9

3rA Ex-Governor
IA procla'ma ton
Santeer organiza-
eS in readiness
service of the
S directing the
recruit their
ength, the Gov
80 have physical
all men found
h to enter the
aly excused, in
yAi1any members
AnizationS may
Much el1lbarrass-
lGnost 'inrpossi-
irtue of having
Mnd entirely de-
ouch parties will
. who are unen-
Sed to take their
Mbrave men who
their cOuntry's
1--we up desirable
81 In order that
Aat at ease, it is
a their spirit of
81 lbe appreciated,
apracticable such
ben for their &C
irn from service
4 IDS with an APP
4to yield a loyal
Intry's call, and
tic TO uphold the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26
: -''f> FORMALLY DEcr /, pr
~ Hop pro!ap pt Passed by IA, j,
w ASH, n>-e,a 1Hy Telegraph)

|af - i'>s'rIGN~r 5aapH.)
| ~ Representatives tod,y
| larihg the existenr.. peSseu the bill
| ;ha t; MeeE the United Sta'e OF
WI, A'nsuom of Spain j., "S'ees and
The u,n.lot fail 10 impress Ih. ,.n,.,,
pie voted fe nr Of 10000 600 p nao
bate Wv ,or II without a Xord t.o-
v.its "Hh""t a dissenti,eN 'td OF de- |
!, nnr out q roll call. bur WHY. aote and
MN iat1on Of the srayit, solemn
minute ana .e.lon. 1t required bu, " nnr
pl:Sh this. The Hons. n. ILLS TO accom-
rerai,.,, case when the n,s.'...,t.3ief!ns
war ~ a.i s!lnply paused 10 S.' VS.
cayil M ~, "as no excitement
in the crsa, y or Question. 1t wa ,,r ~
'oor ara galleries VIII So up from l
It's Passage ma, ~ reed
=, ,.nro import Of the az. ne ire J
shown AZ, enthusiasm behind II IN, rs,e !
vas read Tbs me .ne Presidents ntss,.e =
S ,t;. framed the resol,,li.,, e1sn at
:, , "a i!!nan Adams wrora w., Acting :
he sa, was PASSED and on It's laportt u
les. The s IN one hour and six n;n 10 }.
~ =, remainder of the la, - a. s:49. IS
an, s4ect!on case of Wis., ~ uNeoted as
Mr. Ms, second Virginia districr uv
emf in 80: x made the opening .,r, On
aims Of he 'lon case i'll favor OF 7b..
! m. me contestant. Nj Jt,; ehe
me face of the returns Ut IT Wise. 10:
90 pur AR. Young Denloerat5s ''lhl n !,
at eoalpI,ac Mr. Mesick CLAIMED 1e pu
E negroes from existed 10 prevent rs
j sb berors the committee h. ,,on 1es.s- oau
Sc. n Wv that the contestant nth en- pun
Il in va" rs entitled entitled to pluraIjiv II r. 20
1ss.n, 10, ulslrlct. ~ II
n oloSSe5nnblcan>, Of Virginia pi ~ Is3 n
r,ha at,Daos,moc:a't). of Missouri sna De 3D.
Thor ID case. -up
h Sene.s army reorganization hi, lou
House. on 1 mo'ioa of same Ira, back to
the hiI, we're non-concurred @i ~, ~ S,
sr .s'e nilF was sent to conf. 81 IN VI
ss. and mp Ma Cox psmocra, ct Tsn nr
wera app aIrs1 d(Repu.blean) Of III MIRO
$40 p ~ 81 confsrees. aus
'te 11ouse adjourned 40
sE>r,,, uSItI,
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PAY UP or 60 HUNGRY.


"e'h"d Of Debt Collectors
~. :" Collect Rad Debts.
most persistent creditors and
sa,, eo' collectors in the world are
~ oe those of India. II is NOT
nnoo 'io" 'oS them to literally live
:. ''u lhe doorstep of debtor for DAYS
~ q ''me. 1t is the custom for the
INV. " s't at the door of his victims
h, -, !, anu allow no one to 90 out excent
ra,. MS sanction. During this siege he
So eats nor allows his debtor To
alan is KEEP, up until
or the creditor
eat ~ case the
e en,, Ihls slafvat%h
e ei.ner the debt is pS,
5nes up the siege, in W. a.
oept is considered cancelle&
ne laws by which this comnsa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26
SENATE.

war mr.al M eaIHra: ON April 25.-war an,
T ,1,I 10y the Senate TO-DAY lazy ,,, topics dis
hn dm Tour hours Of its s au.ins anore
10y mad scarcely convensd dss sion The
arasse OF the President nre, Milen the
v war III to declare the exi<tenees eng g. Con
l sa apesween the United S1a. oi the
raau before it. Without con,n rates was
ra1.ss;ag was referred 10 ths ~ y, the
tha , n committee. Considerat i jor
~ .me ma naval appropriation Bill 'a,.on of
or an ., Inc pending question be mas re-
~ o m amendment of Mr.. Bntler e'Hg up
~ ,sorlh Carolina, to reduce i, Nfop)
s,.aa,, nor plate, or, as an aatern. nJ price
1ona- sal an armor factory AS: 10
~ ,Tn lE. ana bitter debate. in tba sAl'er
NJ wren MT. Butler was accused nv evu n
49, "ley Of Connecticut, of ~ MI
rs . .s.t, ~, IN the circumstances. woaiid
'rb safusu as treasona'ble mrs. ,u oe
= /. ~. ne amendment was dafaa, 20 s''lces.
a. 1snhal! OF great lmpornance "a: An
~ MI 70 theb i'll at the last 1 wa, wa,
~ VI faie, chairman of rho na ,,a,e i
. emS committee. 1t authorizes ~ ,'l a.
,,e,, VI ihe navy to enlist a. -. $50, sec +;
; ne as ne may deem necessary many
U.s. ng shsps OF the navy during t ~ man IA ),
800 va and appropriates IS sac e1I, i,
ssaEs siso
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26

to little a1 pieea he %, s.. You have RICH,
Y Yaye it II you viii take eiarthmyou may
waterN spend for cigarsN-forlThee money
short rl lisa! saved; would buy or = eh,
the stor lr,ne; Then you'll be e sara in
to Of ast vaa you fnfe haJ IN
he cold. stand between Won way" ao
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26
,ifsENDAR FOR THIS DAY.

lSrlSsS 1G
ssshn; sets 6: Is
A. NJ, and 1874 F. NJ
lLcw %ater-6:4S A NJ. and 6::5 P. NJ
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.1nk %aa'anda'a mn BY /. q,

Ssss. - Il s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26

s.ssgsssssfR ror,,,, TAU gone SIX mn.
IDENTITY kaen ,nrpedo boat astern- '', n,.i
ihen we saw the j,in,.; Us.
tar - sweep the horizon ,n,i search
sion ea a four shots in rapi,1 soon sonoa az
nt bar. AS they We're not fn1,l, success
boat "a, we presumed that so,,o %, D,
zas commented ice d'o y, of Aratan-
north 1 Daiuntless made a pooa
ter benz sa.e having abated ana run run the
She ary; smooth in the str: ,q the wa
o'clock this en mo on Sand Key light ar :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-26

Copyright. 1898. Associated Presso
ON BOARD THE AsSpclATED
| PRESS DISPATCH BOAT DAuN'T-.
LESS. MATANZAS. ISLAND OF
CUBA. VIA KEY WEST. FLA. April
| 25.-1:42 ~. M-Between and 10
| o'clock last night the Associated Press
dispatch boat DauntleSs was steaming
quietly toward Matanzas whose
! lights were reflected on the sky Il few
| miles to the Southeastward. y large
| fire on shore was exciting the com
| ment of those on board the dispa tch
! boat and wonder WAS rife as [" where
the United States blockading fleet was
| TO be found.
suddenly d lookout on board the dis
patch boat reported: '''rorped" boa,
| aStern. Coming up fast
A moment later by her lights. two
red and one green and by a rocket she
| sent up. the torpedo boat Dupont was
| made out. The rocket was answered
by the glare from the searchliEhts ON
| board the cruiser Cincinnati. the beams
being thrown full on the DauntIess
and the Dupont ...
The dispatch boat of the Associated
Press had come. unawares, within
three miles Of the Cuban shore and far
inside the prescribed limits.
| The DauntleSS made known her iden-
| tity and soon boat from the Gincin-
natl. in charge of Ensign Mcintyre
| pulieu loWslTu HcT. Inc papers ana loS
Of the Dauntless We're examined ami
| found to be satisfactory.
| We exchanged news and the Cincn
natl having ordered the DauntIess IL
lay to, permission to return to Key
| West was requested. Ensign Mcintyre
said he would present the request to
| the commanding officer of the Cincin
| natl .r..5
| The Cincinnati was also informed
that the Dauntless would cheerful.y
| take back any mail. In ten minutes Il
| boat returned with this message:
| Captain Chester's compliments and
he will be obliged if you will take m
| this mail. You can 60 Advise that
| you steam due west six miles when
you make your first course, or YOU may
| get into more trouble"
| The instructions We're
ally and the DaunlssaasssfSSf$ +
return. Befossas&ess Set off on ~
We ID Naaa5saSs had gone six ~,
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an ~ :
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Is-fs.

~H-7c1l,f IN 4, = q. - ~, = y 80 ~
#us.t received
Aatll!1l:nl.les, pres
ut. Growers
8r,. that he
dfurnished
Experimental.
the |
osctor ex-sj
on :iWad-f
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-10-05
SOUTH RYE0ATR.

Rev. Charles A. Campbell OF Provi-
dence, R l., and Rev. William c. Lindsay
OF Bedford, N. H., are spending this week
at Thomas Kassons. When the meet.
ings of Boston Presbytery are closed
they expect to hunt and fish for few
days. u
Peter Kerr of Boston, Royal Secretary
OF the Scottish Clans is delegate to the
Boston Presbytery, and has been calling
upon the members of Clan Farquharson
in this town.
Henry J.. Park is sick with pleuresy but
is improving slowly.
Mr.. Nash of Quincy. is visiting at ]. d.
McAllister's.
The Stone Cutters in the employment
OF the Ryegate Granite Works Co. refus-
ed to go to work Monday as they did
not receive their wages Saturday.
Bert Berry's little boy aged 10 months
died Monday evening. Funeral services
were held Tuesday at the house of the
parents, Rev. John ]. Hall officiating.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-10-05
LUNHNBIIpu.

Thieves broke into the post Office and
M. d. Bowker's store last Thursday
evening. 1t is the second time the post
Office has been entered within three
weeks. A competent policeman might
prevent such proceedings and also be the
means of men and women keeping earlier
hours in the evening.
Mrs. and Miss Applebee of Littleton
were guests at the Heights House last
week, also Mr.. Clark Of Franklin, N. H,
Mr.: Forbush and Mr.. Kier OF Lancas
ter have been working for Martin Vance
on his new house the past week.
There was husking bee al Fred
Powers last Thursday evening, also one
at Damon Shows Monday evening OIL
this week.
Andrew Folsom, wife and son returned
from Bar Harbor last Friday.
Miss Aldrich OF West Burke will give
All entert ainment at the hall FRIDAY
evening Oct. 7. She is graduate Of
Perkins Institute for the blind. 1t is
hoped she, will have full house.
James Silsby and wife have gone to
New York to visit relatives.
Mr.. Clark Of Franklin, N. H. is spend.
ing some time in town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-10-05
SION peward Sto0

The readers of this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all it's stages and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the foun-
dalton OF the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list of
Testimonials. Address, F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-10-05
DANyILLR.

Inc Village Improvement Association
mas secured an exhibition of the vita
scope, Edison's latest iriipro vement ON
the kinetoscope, for Wednesday evening.
octooer II. All who have failed to see
previous exhibitions of the projectoscope
ana kinetoscope should avail themselves
OF this opportunity.
Rev. Mr.. Hatch of Corinth is VISITING
his son, Walter Hatch.
Arthur Webster is suffering from o
severe attack of rheumatism. y
Mrs. Sam Currier has returned from
visit to her parents at Barre.
J. W. Batcheder is stopping with his
daughter, Mrs. George Crane.
Mrs. 5. A. Danforth Of Bridgeport
Conn, Mrs. H. E. Daniorth of Royalton
and Mrs. L. M. Hazen of Bellows Falls.
are stopping at Thurber's.
Charles Mattocks is attending the SEES
sion of legislature at Montpelier. n. c.
BOND OF st. Johnsbury is assisting in the
bank during his absence.
The Marsh6eld Cornet Band will give
a promenade concert in the Town Hall.
Saturday evening, October 8. Admis.
sion, gents rs cents, ladies free. II the
weather is favorable an out door concert
will be given before the promenade.
Mrs. Kate Odekirk and Mrs. George
Clifford have gone to Manchester, N. II.
Mrs. M. ]. Morrill, has closed her house
and returned to Brooklyn for the winter.
S. D: Morse has fine new cash regis.
ter in his store.
Mrs. Salma Davis returned Monday
from Hardwick.
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GREENSBORO BEND.

Mrs. Simpson is working for J. H. Nc
Dowell in this place.
Miss Laura Dural who has been visit
ing relatives in this place, returned tc
her home in Boston last week.
Mrs. A. A. Goozey went to Boston last
week taking with her T. c. Batchelder's
granddaughter, Lousia Tracy who has
been spending the summer here.
Quite crowd from this place attended
the Grange fair at East Hardwick, Oct
1, and report good time.
Miss Clara Campbell of Hardwick
visited at L. S. Collins last Saturday.
Mrs. Aggie King returned home from
her visit at Lakeport, N. H., last week.
Bert Burbank has purchased the How.
ard place and is making extensive repairs
on the house.
The girls from this place who are at
tending school at Hardwick have been
having vacation, the Academy being
closed a few days.
Mrs. Amsden has gone from Mrs.
Smiths to Mrs. Faddens to board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Blair returned to
their home last Friday night.
Mrs. H. Bailey has gone to Burlington
Hospital to be treated
c. O., Davidson who has been sick is
out on the street again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins are on a visiting
trip to Washington County and will
attend the fair.
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: Vermont Teachers Association.

The forty.ninth annual meeting of the
Vermont Teachers association was held
at Montpelier last Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, with a large attendance. In
point OF numbers and quality of the pa
pers presented the success of the meeting
was never equalled. The following Off
GERS wereelected President, M. S. Stone |;
vie president, NJ Crawford of Bel
lows Falls; treasurer, N. J. Whitehil of
Montpelier; executive committee, o. D.
Mathewson of Barre; H. /. Drissell, jr.,
oiSpring6eld and l.. A. Alger, Bennington.
Acting President McGilton, at the close
Of the exercises, voiced the general senti-
ment in saying that the remarkable sue
cess and educational value of the conven-
ton were due to the unremitting efforts
of the executive committee.