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Evening star., 1899-03-15
THE COURTS.

Court of Appeals-Present: The Chief JUS
tice. Mr.. Justice Morris and Mr.. Justice
SheDari
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FOR RENT-ROOMS,

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. 422 f. Park. Butte
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MISSOUlA NOTES.

]. n. Kirk of Butte is registered at the
Florence.
Sid j. Coffee and family are staying
at the Florence.
B. f. Starlight has returned from his
visit to Anaconda.
George Audley of Butte is making
Missoula a business visit
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
superintendent Russell went east to-
night on a brief business trip.
Captain Anderson is enjoying life at
Woodman on the Lou Lou trail.
The AS You Like 1t club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Elrod.
The postmaster reports large
amount of letter business to Tennes-
see.
]. T. Carroll of Anaconda has been
making one of his regular visits to
Missoula.
Hon. II. f. Normoyle of Butte was a
passenger on the westbound express this
morning.
Thomas Hathaway and Thomas Far
ley have entered the employ of P. NJ
Reilly & Co.
Hon. II. c. Stiff went to Helena to-
night on a brief business trip. He will
return MONDAY.
Ole Erikson, the Bitter Root lumber
king, is in town for the first time in
three months and is making up for lost
time.
The easthound express was delayed
an hour tonight by the breaking of
The engine at Selfish. a rev locomotive
was sent from Jocko and brought the
train in.
Mrs. r. D. Allen and Mrs w r
Lynch of Anaconda and NJ ssrs. F. j.
Lynch and John r. Lynch of Clinton
are in town to attend the funeral of
their brother. Harry Lynch.
Two train loads of stock, the first
of the season. arrived here tonight,
both bound for the coast. One was a
load of hogs from Billings and the
other train load of cattle from Hamil-
ton. Both shipments went west to-
night
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FC. SALE-STOCk RANCH. 80.
acres of ranch land. 700 acres OF which
is bottom land. balance grazing. Address
William Wallace New Chicago. Mont
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Carpet sale this week at Fitzgerald's
At the I MON " edncslay,

To all lovers of pure and unadulter-
ated classic drama Il treat of unusual
magnitude Is assured in the coming
production IF GUcthc'S Faust" as pre-
scented by that eminent actor dramatist
Lewis Morrison. and his most excellent
company. This will be the last uppor-
tunity local plAyguers viii have to wit
ness this wonderful decentralization with
the Has. 4UuS Morrison in his great
and original creation If Mephtsto. a
character which has mad him famous
and one which stands pre-eminently
alone in the world Of dramatic art
Never in the history Of this romance
has II been presented in an effective
and elaborate a manner as now. A
complete new Vestment of magnificent
scenery. electrical effects, ingenious
mechanisms and handsome costumes
has been given the production, maxi
ing it in fact an entirely new Faust"
Among the many innovations introduc-
ed, special attention has been devoted
no the garden scene in the second act
in which there will be a phenomenal
electrical display. Nearly 1000 rides
cent Elobules are brought into requi-
sitiOn, making an effect without a
rival upon the stage. The mechanical
and electrical embellishments in the
already weird Witches Broken are
conceded to be marvels in ingenuity
and effectiveness. This scene is night
" received with a storm of applause,
which only abates after the curtain has
been repeatedly raised to disclose this
truly wonderful conception of stage
craft. AS the engagement will be Mr..
MorrisOn's farewell in Faust" and as
attractions of this magnitude and merit
are rare. a packed house will undoubt-
eddy reward the excellent actor.
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GETTING SETTLED.
University Buildings the Scene of Earnest
Work,

University Buildings the Scene of Earnest
Work.
Missoula, March 19.-The state university
is getting settled in its new home and the
splendid buildings are now the scene of
earnest work on the part of both faculty
and students. The advantage of per-
manent home is already apparent and the
work of the institution is progressing
more favorably than it has ever done be-
fore Morning. noon and nigh buses and
carriages run over to the new buildings
for the accommodation of those students
who reside on the north side of the river.
and the sight of the merry loads of young
people is becoming one of the attractions
OF the city The project of building n
new bridge near the university is meeting
with general favor and the prospect for
the successful carrying out of the plan
is bright. The private subscriptions re-
fcrred to recently in the Standard have
received some important additions and
there seems to be no doubt that most of
the sum necessary for the construction of
the bridge will be raised without the aid
o. city or county.
Sidewalks to the university will be
built within the next few weeks and the
university will be thus made much more
accessible from town. The walk will go
up the avenue opened last summer
through the land of the South Missoula
Land company and will be carried across
the university grounds from the main en-
trance.
AS soon as the weather permits the work
of grading and improving the university
grounds will be commenced. President
Craig has received from E. l.. Bonner
substantial gift of trees and shrubbery
that will be used in the landscape garden
ing that will be undertaken on the
grounds, and more assistance is promised
in the same line. It is hoped that Arbor
day this year will be made a memorable
occasion in Mssouas history by the start
that will be made in the construction of
the park that is to add to the attractive
ness of the states highest school.
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Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public
to know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the needy
and suffering. The Nroprietors of DR..
Kings New Discovery for ConsumptioE,
Coughs and Colds have given away over
ten million trial bottles of this great
medicine, and have the satisfaction of
knowing it has absolutely cured thousands
of hopeless cases. Asthma Bronchitis,
Hoarseness and all diseases of the
Throat. Chest and Lungs are surely
cured by it. Call on your druggist and get
a free trial bottle. Regular size SOC and 81.
Every bottle guaranteed. or price re-
funded
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FOR SALE-HAY, GRAIN AND FRUIT
farms In the Bitter Root valley. For
particulars address Ravalli County Abb
stract Co.. Hamilton. Mont.
MINING STOCKS-A FEW THOUSAND
shares Of gold mining company
in Republic Washington, at cents a
share. Call and investigate. Conroy &
Co.. 81 E. Park ST., Butte
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FOi SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER
business / will sell my saloon. known
as the Union Beer Hall. No. 10, Main St;
best stand in the city. Inquire or address
+. Radefeld, Anaconda.
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FOR SALE-A 525 ACRE RANCH.
close tn Anaconda, 100 acres in cult
walton, 100 acres hay land balance used
for pasture; good water right; fences and
buildings machinery, horses mich cows
and tools; $4,000; $500 cash. Apply to
Peter Lansing, Deer Lodge, Mont.
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tendance at the funeral was fairly
large, considering the limited acquain-
lance of the bereaved husband and
father in this community. Father Der
ycere of the Catholic church officiated
and the ceremony adopted proved es-
pecially appropriate, when taken in
connection with the sad circumstances
attending the death and burial jointly
of a mother and child.
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The Woodmen of the World will give
a green domino party on St. Patrick $
night. March II, in Union hall. Il will
be a novel entertainment and the only
one ever given in Missoula. The best
of music will be provided and it will be
the erandest event of the season. Don't
forget the date and don't forget the
color,
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Mssoula, 12.-Harry Lynch, native
of Canada 80 years of age, died to-day
at the Sisters hospital of measles and
pneumonia, after brief Illness. De-
ceased was one of the well known
Lynch brothers, of whom there are
three. one residing a Bonner and one
at Anaconda, and who are now here
to be in attendance at the funera |,
which will occur from the Catholic
church Monday afternoon at o'clock
and to which friends and acquaintance
are invited.
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[1IIl!IlIIlEIII]

Primary, Secondary Tertiary Syphilis per.
manenty cured in Is to So days. lou can he
treated at home for the same price under same
guarantee. If you prefer to come here we will
contract 10 pay railroad fare and hotel bills and
no charge If We fail to cure II you have taken
Mercury, Iodide Potash, and still have aches an d
pains, Mucous Patches in mouth Sore Throat,
Pimples, Copper Colorei Spots, Ulcers on any
part of the body, hair or eyebrows falling out it
is this Syphilitic BLOOD FOLSOM that we guar
antee to We solicit the most obstinate
eases and challenge the world for n case we can
net cure This disease has always b.tfl I'd the
skin of the most eminent physicians. 100000
capital behind our uncond tional guaranty Alb
soiute proofs sent sealed on application. Ad-
dress Cook Remedy Co. 1910 Masonic Temple,
Chicago, III.
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Mssoula. March Getty Marshal
Angevine has given notice that he will
not permit the fight advertised for
March 50 to come off. The veto by the
governor Of the boxing bill makes it
impossible to allow this match the mar
shall says, and he will stop it if it is at
tempted.
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RAILWAY CHANGES.
"Standards" Will Hereafter Will Arrive
at geo Y. NJ

NJ = .So IVA.
MissOula, March 12.-Monday morning
the westbOuNd train will reach here on
the old time, or little ahead. running
as an extra This is the last No. l to
carry the through mails and the Stand
ard will arrive in Mssoula in the
morning for the last time. After Mon
day the paper will come in on No 3,
which will reach here at 2:20 in the aft
crnOOn.
The Butte issoula sleeper will also
be discontinued after Monday, as the
run between these places will now be a
daylight trip and the sleeper will not
be needed. This Pullman has been a
great convenience to the large number
of people travelling between Butte and
Missoula and has been much appreciat-
ed by the public, although it has always
been a source of considerable trouble to
the railway company. 1t has cost No l
about eight minutes Of her time every
day.
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A LIVELY WEEK.
Politics in Missoula Are Coming to the
Front.

Missoula. March 12.-The coming
week promises to be a lively one polt-
ically, all the parties having called
their respective primaries to be held on
Saturday evening. Meanwhile there is
considerable hasing around for an
available candidate for mayor on
either side and those who are willing
to be placed in the hands Of their
friends appear to be numerous Promi-
nently mentioned to-day for the office
are County Treasurer Cave for the
democrats and Joseph Dixon for the
republicans.
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You'll need one soon, better look
them over now.
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FOR RENT-FTRNISHED ROOM. o37
w. Broadway. Butte
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DR.. Hanbidge, specialist for dis
eases of the eyes. ear, nose and throat
and of the fitting of glasses, will be at
the Florence hotel Monday and Tues
day, March IS and IA.
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MONTANA

The Western Montana Office of the Standard il
at 2l3 Higgins avenue, opposite Postofice, Mis-.
soula- Telephone No, lis. Advertising rates
furnished on application.
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Velvet carpets reduced from s1.35 to
IS cents, for this week only, at Fitz-
gerald's.
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Iight VIII Not Como OF,

apestry carpets reduced from 81 to
,ents yard at Fitzgerald's this week.
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Even the japanese take off their hats
to wall papers carried by l.. N. Smons,
Get his estimates on work.
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Parties desiring green cloth for DOM
mos to wear on the 18th of March can
procure the same at j. II. Fitzgerald's
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Experience is the Best Teacher. Use
Ackers English Kennedy in any of coughs
colds or Group. Should it fail to give imm ediate
relief money refunded. 70 cts. and so cts,
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Dancing school and hop Tuesday
evening instead of Wednesday.
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WE BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE. PACK.
ship, repair move and store furniture
Butte Exchange Furniture Co. ]. Chau-
vim Agent AZ w. Broadway. Butte
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISSES HOWARD AND MCDONALD
have opened a school of shorthand and
typewriting at No. AZ e. Broadway. Pit
man and PERRIN systems. Special atten-
lion to night school from to p. m. Job
work solicited.
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FOR SCELLANEOUs.

FOR SALE-FTRNITURE OF ROOMS,
house for rent: modern conveniences;
will show house Sunday. Apply at J3S w.
Silver, Butte.
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MisSoula Insurance and Real Estate Agency

$l5O0-s0 acres fine farm land close to school
church, postotfice and depot; under fence and
partly in crops. No other Improvements except
good water right.
\ o improvements except fence and good water
right. Both of the above have inc fruit soil.
Write us,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DRY GOODS BUSINESS FOR SALE:
good reasons given; must go in 30 days.
Address Box 352 Livingston, Mont.
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MODERN SIE-ROOM HOUSE FOR
rent. furnished. Inquire of J. S. Wathey
at Street railway office, Butte, from to
and 7 to Q p. m.
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FOR RENT-3-ROOM HOUSE WITH
water and stable. Inquire 40 f. Park,
Butte.
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FOR SALE OR LONG LEASE-HOTEL
property, completely furnished: all mod
ern improvements, good locality; big mon
ey for right party: must be responsible
and have money: good terms Inquire of
George W. Andrews. % Owsley blk,
Butte.
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Fol, RENT-3-ROOM FURNISHED
house. Rear 2l3 E. Park, Anaconda.
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FOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE, ALL
modern conveniences. Inquire 1885 N.
Jackson street, Butte.
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Acker's English Remedy is beyond cues
ton the greatest of all modern remedies. 1t will
cure cough or cold Immediately Or money back
% cts. and so els.
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BICYCLES.
Personal.

CONFIDENTIAL-317 ARIZONA; HOME
in CONTINENT. Mrs. karStedt. midwife
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CHIKOPODIST.


CHIROPODIST AND MANlCuRlNG
for ladies or gentlemen. Mrs. N. Born
hodt. formerly of New York. has opened
her parlors with Madam Riley at room
j. Bee Hive blk, Butte. Office hours, 10
a. m. to . p m.
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FOR RENT-3-ROOM FURNISHED
house, 514 West Third, Anaconda
Would sell furniture on easy terms to
tenant If desired. Inquire at Standard
office
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FOR RENT-FOUR-ROOM BRICK
house. corner Birch and Front, fur
nshed or unfinished, or furniture for
sale Inquire FOG Oak street Anaconda,
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MISS CRAWFORD MAKES LADIES'
and gentlemen's manicuring and chirop-
odst speciality. Columbia blk, room 49,
Butte
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FOR RENT-3-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE
2lO South Idaho Butte.
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FOR SALE-THE CARBONATE HO-
tel. in the new town of Carbonate; 60
steady boarders owner going out of bust
ness. Apply or write to r. F. Burke, Car
bonado. Carbon county. Mont
FOR SALE-DRUG STORE IN TOWN
Of 700 people; no competition. Inquire
room AIS Hennessy building, Butte.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05
HE WATCHED THE MELONS.
Peter O'Brien Sues Elijah Sowles and Re-
covers Fora Months Work.

There was a jury trial in the city court
Monday afternoon in which Peter
O'Brien sought to secure the payment Of
money which he alleged Elijah Sowlcs of
South Burlington owed him for having
watched the Sowles' melon patch during
a part of the season. The jury We're S. j.
Beatty l.. A. Drew, j. W. Jones, X. c.
Bromley. c. H. Whitney and II. c. Glea-
son.
II appeared from the evidence that the
Sowles melon patch in South Burlington
was Il large and productive one. When
the melons began to ripcn the boys for
miles around discovered their juicy con-
dition and caused much annoyance to the
Sowlos household 10y deprcdations upon
the patch. 1t was Just about marketing
time and the melons sold well so at last
Mr.. SoWleS secured the services of Peter
Ol3rien to watch the patch. Whether he
was to have watched it night and day and
how long he was to have guarded the
patch We're elements in the controversy.
Another question was as to whether he
was hired for "A month or until discharged.
Tho case was not completed until dark and
the jury after being out for short time
returned "A verdict for the plaintiff to re-
cover for ono months work which amount
ed to 4 little over $50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Programme of the Annual Meeting in
This City Oct. IL aud 10.


inc Nblh annual meeting OF the Vermont
State MEDICAL society VIII be held IN this
c'y ~ tne NJ. I. a. nan ON OCTOBER j.
ara I"' "A pace Will pc provided Tor cN-
hinits OF flrms dealing in articles used by
the members OF the society ana the state
laboratory VIII ne op'H lor inspection at
"i tiilVs "uII"E '"e ScSSIonS' fNcursl"I'
rates nave heen secured upcn inc ran
roauS' ne NlsluhS ladles VIII De tthd-
GREG a 'aiIN-ho rlde TO ohe.purhe tarinS
on lhuiSdaN afternoon II the weather is
lar ana on the iollo"lnS morning IN case
j.. u ~ 'u.H sioulu We I"NH' Inc lo'lo"lH5
Is the OFFICIAL programmes
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, O'CLOCK.
,.u.
1al 10 oruer'
Ncport oi coiiliiil.'ce on membership ahc
,,, olgC'i.'iI VI new ili''lo'!s' :.
cal societies.
Vice presidents annual addre .s-The
Country Physician and Modern
Methods. ..........W S. Nay, Cnderhill
Discussion. T.. Allen. Swanton
Ligatures.......I. NJ. Bingham, burlington
DiScussion..........M u. Warren, Cabot
The Surgery of Stomach Ulcer,
Maurice II. Richardson Boston
DiscuSslon.........E. NJ. Pond, Rutland
Adcnoid Growths of the Post PhaynM,
G n. Gorham, Bellows Falls
Discussion. NJ G. Twitchol1, Burlington
Operative Treatment Of the Nose and
Throat, ana its Importance,
- -. ,I"lnloh' 81 JohhShufy
us, uNS'o r." W Shipinah \erSenhea
Nun'"' i'"''"' At Clo'h'
ne ot"te poaru OF n'ath VIII give an
nilo'H '.l ep'Ioh To the members OF inc
'."le MeuIcdI oo'lelN AT the Laboratory
ol tiEEicnr, !So Nam street az O'Clock.
~ tNlNH SESSloN, O'CLOCK.
lresldeh' annual addteSN-Sub1ect Neu-
ra''n'hld''''S' H. l@wton, Brattleborc
DlscuSSlon,
H. L. JohnSon......,.,W West Concord
{. NJ. ferrin.........F Essex Junction
At the close OF the evening session tn
annual banquet Will be held at tn" Hote
hurllhStoh
anniversary CHAIRMAN,
u. I. fiawlcy burlington
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05
CRIMINAL CASES REACHED.
COUNTY COURT BEGINS SENDING
LIQUOR DEALERS TO RUTLAND.
Verdict Given For the Defendant in the
Case of Laura Lavigne VS.. Patrick Lee
Some of the Criminal Cases
of the week.


A wedding out Of the civil docket of
County Court Thursday led to the taking
up Of the State cases in the afternoon and
two or three men were arraiSncd under
indictments and notice given that others
would Se brought before the court Friday.
The case of Mrs. Laura LaNigne versus
Patrick Lee to recover damages for an
assault was completed ia the morning and
the jury returned II verdict at o'clock for
the defendant, who will recover the costs
Of the suit. 1t was announced that the
ease of Henry Ballard versus John j.
Enright will not be tried.
Daniel Grainey of WinooSk was in court
and was arraigned and pleaded guilty TO
indictments tor being common seller and
to maintaining nuisance. I'm the case
for being a common seller Judge Rowell
fined Graincy 800, and in that for MAIN
tanning a common nuisance the sentence
was a fine OF $50 and term of three
months in the House of Correction The
place described in the indictment was adj
Judged a nuisance. The sentence i'm the
case for maintaining nuisance was later
changed to fine of $50 and an imprIson-
mcnt in the House of Correction for not
more than two or less than three months.
Augustus Premier was next arrNgned
on an indictment for being Il
common seller or Hquur, maintain
ing a place On North street. At
torney Bullard stated that Premier WAS
Wiling TO promise To 20 out Of business
He was sentenced to pay Il fine of $50 and
be conlned in the House Of Correction
more than three or less than two months.
months
Thursday morning the arguments in the
case of Mrs. Laura lavigne Of Essex Con-
tire vs.. Patrick Lee of this city We're COM
ilcted. The arguments for the defendant
were made by Attorneys Ilasclton and
Wolcott and G. J. Ferguson closed for the
plaintin. Arguments had previously been
made by Edmund {. Mower for the plain
Tiff and v y. Billiard for the defendant.
judge Rowell began his charge to The
jury at ll;i5 and finished at l2:l5. If the
plaintiff RECEIVERS at all it is because you
believe her story is true, he said If you
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05
TOURISTS IN VERMONT.
Appalachian Club of Boston Exploring
the Gretn MomntaIns and NnIIeys.

The Appalachian Club of Boston arriv-
ed in Middlebury Saturday evening in Il
special ear attached to the evening train
and went to Bread Loaf Inn, remaining
over Sunday there. The outing is called
an autumn leaf excursion. Several special
days tramps have been arranged. One of
these Is a ninc-mile walk through the
woods to Lake Dunmore and another an
exploration of the upper White River Val
ley. John RitChic, jr, will take Il limited
party on carriage drive of $50 miles
starting from Bread Loaf Inn, passing
along the Cnain of lakes that lie at the
foot of the Green Mountain chain, through
series of wild gorgcs, carefully avoiding
the beaten paths. Passing through the
berkshire Hills the ride will terminate on
the Connecticut river, perhaps at Deerheld