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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05

Ave Maria and H. Irwin Keenan, o Salu-
taris. The church was decorated with
palms, ferns and smilaX, while on The
table at which the bride and groom lalelt
were arranged white flowers. After the
ceremony wedding breakfast was served
to the immediate friends and relatives ot
the bride and groom Mr.. and Mrs Burns
left on the 1l:l0 train for New York city.
whore they will spend their honeymoon.
Miss keonau's going away gown wa, bus
cloth and she wore a blue hat trimmed
with black wings
Mrs Israel Ray died at her home on Elm
street Tuesday afternoon after an i'll
ness Of about two weeks. She leaves be-
side her husband two sisters, who reside
in this city.
GEORGIA.
Wheaton Dunstcr and daughter have
returned from a weeks visit across the
lake.-Spcnccr BoydoQ is on the sick list.
There was IA chicken-pic supper at
the Baptis church, Georgia Plain on
Wednesday evening oct. 4th.--A. h. Wood
and family spent Sunday in Buckhollow.
FRANKLIN.
Deputy Collector H. G. Pomeroy Of St.
AlbauS is caring for the office here dur
ing the absence Of Deputy Robcston, whr
is away securing a partner.-Miss Ruth
Woodward of North Enoshurgh is spends
ing "a few days with friends i'm town.-Mr.
and Mrs Julius Oliver Of Charleston and
Mrs. Annie Oliver of North Sheldon vislt-
ed at Harrison Chadwick's one day last
wock.-H l.. Ttemore and wife were In
Burlington Tuesday. Miss Harmon OF
Champiain, y Y, is assisting Mrs. Tite-
more in her millinery store.-W. A. Clark,
wife and child of Rutland have been Wis
iting at K. r. and G. II. Barnums the
past week.-F. l.. Hopkins and wife visit
ed in East Berkshire Monday and Tues
lax II of \ l1,..t4
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Herman Simpson was badly iniured
about the face ard head by reason of
hard wood slab being thrown against
him, where men were saving with u
horsepower asd circular saw. Ills face and
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Ihc Richardson
4hc 8irharflson
It Depends on Your Taste and
The Store Where You Trade

A great deal is said about elegance in Millin-
cry, Dress Goods, Costume Settings and Wrap
wear-but it's not the most expensive materials
that are the most genteel-gentility is an inbred
factor that never conounds the gaudy with the real
thing. Our special showings illustrate this most
thoroughly. Our display Of Trimmed Headwear
show the work of an artist who comprehends the
beautiful and to whom clash in colors will cause
Sunderland the Dress Goods-was there ever
a more genteel showing, and the same air of high
excellence pervades the whole store. A Wrap
from our Cloak Room always gives to the wearer
we'll dressed appearance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05
LINGERIE.

This Department shows many unique crea-
tons. The work is exquisite and the materials
hne-priced much cheaper than you can make
them One price and cash.-Lookers as welcome
Jas purchasers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05

Howard Clark directly after the wedding
and about 50 of the near relatives were
served to refreshments of ice cream. cuf-
fee and cake. The many valuable presents
brought by the friends hcSpcak the nigh
esteem in which the young people ar" held
After the reception the happy couple start
ed for II short Wedding tour after which
they will make their home with the
Eroom'S parents i'm the north part of the
town.-Mr and Mrs. ira Harbcr were call
al to Iauton Thursday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. J. Il. Converse.
HANCOCK.
Eddie Bull and wife from Naltham
Mass. are visiting at @. T.. Church's for
n short tmc.-Blanchc 1afrancc from
Rirton visited her sister. Mrs. Clark last
wcck.-Clarcncc Nntou has moved his
family to Rochester, into g. K. FORD s
block Harry Clark and wife were in Rip
ton Saturday and SundaN.-JOhn ana q.
T. Church were iu Bethel two days this
week.
WEST CORNWALL.
Howard Atwood and Carlton C.. Frost
have purchased the stock Of general mog-
ChandiSc of e. T.. Suulc and will take pos
session at onCc.-Mrs, II. T.. Taylor has
returned from "A visit to her sister in
Bichford. Mrs. Souc will 90 to West
Willie where her husband is engaged in tho
lumber business.
Cornelius Dwycr of Belrorsc. s. y, is
visiting friends in town.-Thc ncir~ If the
late Rolin Jones met ut Harris SaufOrls
TucsdaN.-Thc onions i'm this section are
nearly all pulled but only small part OF
the crop is dry enough for market yet.
SOUTH STARKsBORO.
The funeral Of Mrs. Lucinda Grace was
held at the east school house last week
Friday Rev. Mr.. Harris officiating. The
bearers were her husband and three sons,
WHO my, n rrn ueDoteG TO 'ur III nI S'N-
Centre, whore they had buried three
young children in former years. Tho
deceased was ~ years old-Samu'l Niles
and wife were here over SUNDAY Mr..
Miles occupied the pulpit la the Friends
Church.-A good many cattle are being
sold ANA taken off from tho hill hrr" ;hlS
flll-An eagle attacked a ilock of Turkeys
belonging to T.. H. Young at the odgo Of
his sugar orchard Tuesday m"rnln- Kill
ing one large SOHbcr ana hurting others,
stripping them of their feathers Mrs.
Mary Morrison has been visiting in iiris-
tol of latc.-Thc South Starkshoro cr"'m-
cry paid ~ cents for four per cent. milk
FOR the month Of August
t,t,pprcpt-pCII
Il, a, CInes ana wife OF Montpelier
made ms son-in-iaW ). !" Adams and
wife a visit last week. lie was accom-
panied by ;. l.. PIKE, wife and two sons
OF Observation-Disclosures. A. Il. Graves ana
children went to brandon MondaN.-Wil-
nam Mohair ana Il. G. Parker attcnd,i
t'lIDUOn fdlr NtdnCSuak.-Alr. and Mrs
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from 5th page)

A reception was held at the residence of
Howard Clark directly after the wedding
and about 81 Of the near relatives were
served to refreshments of ice cream cuf-
fee and cake. The many valuable presents
brought by the friends hcSpCak the high
esteem i'm which the young people ar" held
After the reception the happy couple start
ed for II short Wedding tour after which
thcN will make their home with the
rroom's parents in the north part of the
town.-Nr. and Mrs. Ira barber were call
al to lanton Thursday to attend The fun
eral of Mrs. J. Il. Converse.
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NORTH FERR1sBrRGIL.

NORTH FERR1SBURGIT
Miss Stella Turner of Basin IIarbor
spent sunday in town.-Iohu Martin Of
Saranac. y. y, is Spcuding a few days at
his fathers $. r. Martn's.-Mrs. NJ +.
Allen leaves Wednesday for Boston and
will he absent about a Week.-Mrs.. Seneca
Hazard of Iowa Is visiting her brother.
Samuel IIand--The WomanS' Foreign
Missionary society met with Mrs J. NJ.
Applcnan Wednesday lfternoun.-JosCr n
stone while at work in j. L. ST Peters
shop. had the misfortune to hurt his arm
quite scvcrcly.-Mr and Mrs. Holiday Of
Middiobury were in town Monday to visit
Mrs. {. NJ. Wicker, Mr.. Holidays sister,
BREAD LOAF.
Nathan Kirby and wife of Worcester.
Mass" arc visiting friends ana relatives
hcrc-A company of about fifty guests
arrived at the lcu on Saturday last.
W-EYBRIDGE.
Rev Mr.. Hoffman Of New Haven gave
very Interesting address at the meeting
of the Anti-Saloon League held at the
Methodist church last sunday evening
The Reading Circle viii meet at Miss Ncl-
lie Stoves on Friday evening of this
week and will take up the study Of Robert
Burns. There will also he Il debate. music
and rocitations.-Thc saw mill is UNDER
going extensive rcpairs.-Mrs. ". J. New
ton Is slowly improving.
ADDISON.
Joseph Crane spent a few days in or
wei last wcek.-H. w. Spooncr is the
rural delivery mail man No. / now.-Ar-
thur ST. Clair ana Louis Gaines went to
Worcester, Mass, oct 2nd.--Mrs. Matte
konnou and Miss Bertha Srcncer arc
guests Of Mrs c. g. Olin.-Mrs. Martin
Barrow is caring for Mrs c. NJ. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. O'Bryan return
4 f...,
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HANCOCK.

Eddie Bull and wife from Watham,
Mass, are visiting at @. T.. Church's for
q short timo.-Blanchc Lafrance from
RirtCn visited her sister. Mrs. Clark last
wcck.-ClarcnCc Nintou has moved his
family to Rochester. into g. K. i'ord's
Ilock-iarry Clark and wife were in Rip
ton Saturday and Sunday.--John ana q.
i. Church were iu Bethel two days this
week
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of the Centre graded school went to
Randolph Saturday morning to visit her
mother returning Sunday night--Thc r.
c. boarding house was formally OPEN
cd Saturday. The boarding house is kept
by Mrs -. -. Wentworth, formerly Of
Winooski. John Foster had the misfor-
tune to cut his leg near the knee badly
Monday forenoon while chcpping on the
plain. The axe glanced and cut cash
three, inches long, and TO the bonc-Mr
and Mrs. Geo. Lane are visiting Mr.
Lanes mother in Jericho Ccntrc.-Mr
Henry Lawrence and Miss Eta Lawrence
are visiting friends in Wcstford.- Il.
G. ]. and Maple Lawn met on the grounds
near W. NJ. Buttons saturday for a foot
Sail contest Maple Lawn was not allowed
to get scorc.--A tie fell upon the foot of
a. f. Farnsworth Monday while he was
at work on the railroad, injuring the foot
quite badly
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Table Linens.
HOSIERY.

Our lines are from the mills who turn out on
ly fine goods You will find them reliable, fast
dye, best yarns, correct shapes, and priced from
1oc to s2.75. Asplendid value is 3 pairs for
90.
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HUNTINGTON.

Dorman Stockwel and wife were in
town last week the guests of Harry Shrr-
man.-Mrs. Sanford Ross is very sick -
Mrs. Edward Fuller died Sept. Is The
funeral was held Monday at | O'clock
Harry sherman is movi,C into the viii
lagc.-''he union meeting Of the king
Daughters, which was held at the Union
church, was a very pleasant occasion and
very interesting, a large attendance
coming from Williston, Richmond aud
Jonosvillc.-Oscar Ba ,dwin and wife were
in town SundaY.-MrS r. c. Bromley
from Burlington is in town caring for her
aged mother who is ill.-Mrs Ralph Bar
Ter from Waterbury was in town last
week to see her sister, Mrs. Calvin Car
pcntcr, who is very sick.
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ST. GEORGE.

II. H. Tilley returned Saturday evening
from four weeks visit in Philadelphia
and Williamsport Pa.-C. A. Jimmo has
gone on the road selling fsh.-E. a.
Prior spent last Saturday and Sunday at
her home in South Burlington.--G ".
Patrick of iiinosburgh and S ~ Tiloy
OF Williston were at II. w. 1'illcy's last
Sunday afternoou-Edgar Hinsdalc at
tended the Dewey celebration i'm New
York.-Miss Eliza G.. Isham is expected
home from Goddard Seminary about the
middle of the week, the school closing on
account of typhoid fever.
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WEST CORNNALL.

Howard Atwood and Carlton c. Frost
have purchased the stock Of general mcs-
ChaudiSc of e. l.. Suuc and will take pos
session at oncc.-Mrs, II. T.. Taylor has
returned from visit to her sister in
Bichford. Mrs. Soulc will 90 to West
Vile where her husband is engaged in tho
lumber business
Cornelius Dwycr of Bellforsc, S. y. is
visiting friends in town.-Thc ncir~ If the
late ROlln Jones met ut Harris SautOrTS
Tuesday. onions i'm this section are
nearly all pulled. but only small part Of
the crop is dry enough for market yet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05

The surprise party rendered D. r. Bean
and Miss Lillian Saturday evening was
n very pleasant event Ice cream, cake
and coffee were served, and with music
and games the time passed mcrrilY away
They left for the west Wednesday night
instead Of Monday rs the had planned to
do. 5. Berry has raised this season an
car Of Sanford corn measuring 12is
inchos.-D. R. Bean and wife were
subpocnaed to Burlington Wednesday as
witnesses in the Atkins case The case
was adjourned until oct 1S-Francls
Berry of Richmond, nephew Of r. s
Berry of the Boro. is not dead rs report
cd, hut is On route TO Manila.
Mrs. Martha FNuu's sister and
daughter after an extended visit her,
left the first of the week for Wcstford.-
W. c. Blake and wife are spending the
week in Malone. y. Y.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

The remains of Mrs Lucinda Grace Of
South S'arkshoro were brought to this
village last Friday for interment For
over a year she had been great sufferer.
being confined TO her bed all of the time,
yet she bore all with Christian fortitude
and patience. The funeral services were
held at the Jerusalem school house IN
South StarkSboro and were conducted by
Mr. Daniel Orv!s. Rev. Mr. Harris Of
Starkshoro preached the sermon. Music
was furnished by quartet" composed
of John BrdSlll, bass; Daniel Sargent,
tenor; Mrs. stephen Young. soprano: Mrs.
IdndlcN BirdSall, alto Miss Lillian Young
presided at the organ. The hymns sung
were shall We Meet Beyond the River. 80
safe in the Arms of Jesus" and ION
That Bright Celestial shore" Mrs Grace
selected the hymns herself. Sh,. will he
missed by her many friends and neighbors
and the hereaVcd family have sympathy
of the entire neighhorhood
George Bartlett of Bristol has bought
@'a acres of land of w G. Brewster and
intends TO build a steam mill in the near
futuro.-Georgo Hin has rented "A part of
Mrs. Gorton's hOuso.-Mr. and Mrs. Ross
and Miss Bessie Hin of New York State
are visiting relatives in town.-Ceoree La
tulip and family have moved i'm to a part
of O, j. Tomlinson'S hOusc.-ClntOn
Brewster and Walter Taft went to North
ampton last Saturday where they have
positions i'm the insane asylum.-Mrs
Morton brewster returned from her visit
in Shoreham and Bristol Sunday.
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| BiA"y went to Essex Centre Saturday 10
! visit rclatvcS.-Mrs, Kennedy. who has
been AZ work for Edgar Bakcy, has gone
to Richford.-John Culver is visiting
, friends in Stowc.-Mr. and Mrs. Byrou
Russell of Stowe visited at John Culvers
Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05

A pleasant home wedding took place
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Kennedy # Wiliston when
their cousin, Miss Della A. Fay was uni
ted IN marriage with MIR, clayton j.
Wright. The ceremony which was simple
but impress 'iVo, was performed by the
Rev Alonzo Chase and was witnessed
by the immediate relatives only. The
hrid" is n daughter of tho late Daniel b..
Fay of Willston and a sister of Hon t..
q. Fay of Jericho. She is well known in
this vicinity and has the best wishes of u
host of friends. The groom l. u son Of
Hon. Smith Wright of Burlington. He was
graduated from the University OF Yer
mont in the class of 1850 and is a Gesident
of Williston, whore he Is associated in
business with his father and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wrish, left on the midnight
train for 4 short wedding trip. after
which they will reside at the Wright
homestead in Williston.
Van r. Chase has sold his farms to
John Burnett-'rhe young child of Mr..
and Mrs. George Merrill is dangerously
ill.-The circle Of KinSs Daughters were
invited with the Richmond and JonesVille
circles of the order to meet with the
Kings Daughters at Huntington Sept.
Nth. About thirty went. They were right
royalty entertained with sumptous re-
past in their hall. Aftcrward an interest
ing service was held in the COion church
in charge of their leaders, Mrs Williams
and Mrs. Towers, county secretary. All
report an enjoyable time. G. Bradley
of Richmond called upon friends in town
last weck-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark are
expected in town this week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Erownell have returned to their
home in Essex Junction after spending "A
week with MIR and Mrs. w. c. Bliss
Miss Emma Fobes has left the Mary
Fletcher hospital much improved in
health..-Mrs, Reed was entertained while
in town by Mrs Hanniford. Mrs. Bush
nell was taken i'll saturday morning.
Ellen I.avcl is ian very poor health.
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of the church. The wedding was an ex-
cccdngly pretty affair and the church ne
vcr presented more beautiful appear
ance. The decorations consisted of ever.
greens, autumn leaves. potted plants and
asparagus. A reception at the home of
the brides parents followed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice went to Boston on their
wedding trip and upon their return will
reside IN Wcstford where Mr. Rice is In
business. They received n large number
of presents. Both of the young people
have a large number of friends here who
wish them much JOY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05
GEORGIA.

Wheaton Dunstcr and daughter have
returned from a weeks visit across the
lake.-Spcnccr Boydon is on the sick list
There was IA chicken-pio supper al
the Bapti., church, Georgia Plain or
Wednesday evening, oct. 4th.--A. Il. Woo
and family spent Sunday in Buckhollow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05

Nathan Kirby and wife Of Worcester.
Mass" arc visiting friends ana relatives
hcro-A company of about fifty guests
arrived at the ICu on Saturday last.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-28
The VanderbiIt Distribution.

New York, Oct. Ex-senator Depew
tonight gave out a statement of the
terms of the will of the late Cornelius
Vanderbilt 1t shows a fortune estl-
mated at $70,00O,00O. Alfred Gwynn
Vanderbilt will get about $50,0O0,0OO
He thus becomes the head Of the fam
lily. The will gives Cornelius Wander
bllt about $1,000,000. 1t gives to each
of his remaining brothers and sisters
about $7,50O,0OO Alfred of course not
included. Out of a spirit of affection
and for the purpose of gratifying all
the members of the family, Alfred
Gwynn Vanderbilt gives his brother,
Cornelius, enough of his inheritance
to make his fortune equal to that of
the other members, namely $500, 600.
Senator Depew says Cornelius has ac-
cepted this arrangement.
Specific ibequests are made as fol-
lows William X. Vanderbilt, $780,
900; Chauncey M. Depew, 100000;
Edward v. W. Rosslter, $4,000; John
Hone, $4,000; Rev. DIR. David Greer,
$4,000; Charles C. Clarke, $4,000;
Franklin Allen, $25,OOO; Maud Gwynn
Shepard, $4,000; John Rutgers Leroy.
$4,000; Charles F. Cox, 10000; Edgar
4. Chapman, son of Rev. E. T. Chap
man, of Watervliet, N. Y, 100000;
George r. Fearing, $4,000; Rev. DR..
William S. Langford $10,0O0 George
A. Warburton, $4,000; Robert r. Nc 4
Burney, (dead) 10000; j. R. Hat
maker, $4,000.
Also the following annulties: Mrs.
William Turnbull, $1,000; John T.
Earle, $1,000; Mr.. jeremiah Slmonson,
$1,000; Sarah Simonson, 5000; Mrs.
Cornella Littell, 5000.
A legacy of 100000 is given to the
Young Mems Christian Association of
New York and the desire expressed
that the income be used for Christian
work among railroad employees.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-28
Communicated.

Editor Leader-We have all seen the
collection CT relics gathered in the
rooms of the Historical Society, such
as old flint lock muskets, antiquated
spinning wheels and ancient cooking
kettles, but there hangs in the College
library one single thing that can lay
claim to such age as eclipses all the
collections. even in our state Histori-
cal Society. 1t Is an old battered hat
cnet. and attached to it is the follow
ing inscription:
This hatchet was made long before
the discovery of steel. 1t was used in
the construction of the stone work of
Solomon's temple. This is authentic,
as l have 1t in personal note to my
self from King Solomon of a very re-
cent date. Years afterward 1t came
into the hands of st. Paul, then went
down through the generations of Mar
tin Luther. He gave it to Elizabeth,
subsequently Queen of England. as
Christmas present when she was IL
years of age Captain John Smith
brought 1t to America. About a cent
ury and half afterwards it came into
the possession of Patrick Henry, and
he wore it in his belt when he deliv-
cred his eternal Give me Liberty or
give me death" speech The Virginia
General. Daniel Morgan, took it to
Massachusetts in 1775 and made dis
tinguished glft of this hatchet to
friend, General Rufus Putnam. From
the estate of his grandson, Col. VIM.
r. Putnam, it came to Marietta Col
lege, and mere it rests"
These are the exact facts, as signed
by and solemnly attested to by our
venerable friend, R. M. Stimson.
G.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-28
Republican Meetings.

Little Hooking, Saturday evening
Oct. 2S, C. C. Middleswart and Judge
D. r. Rood.
Layman, Monday evening, Oct. 80
R. A. Underwood and A. A. Crawford
Layman, Monday evening, Oct. 30
~. A. Underwood and A. A. Crawford.
Scott Town, Monday evening, Oct.
30, Hon. w. H. Leeper and DR.. R. S,
Gage
Dalzell Tuesday evening, Oct 81,
non. w. H. Leeper and DR.. R. S. Gage.
Rainbow, in colored church, Monday
evening, Oct 30, Hon. Thos. Kennedy,
of Wilberforce, O., and Ambrose Bar
nett.
Barnetts School House, Tuesday
evening, Oct. 81, Hon. Thos. Kennedy,
of Wilberforce, o., and Col. Jno. H
Riley.
Elba Monday evening, Oct. 80, Hon.
John L. Locke, of Cambridge, and Hon
c. c. Middleswart
Vincent, Tuesday evening, Oct. 81,
Hon John D. Locke, of Cambridge, o.,
and w. H. Underwood, Esq,
Whipple, Tuesday evening, Oct. 81,
c. c. Middleswart, F. ]. Cutter and
Jas Ross.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-28
Buried By a Cave-in.

Clark Wingrove, who is employed
by the Buckeye Pipe Line Co., at Eu-
reka, narrowly escaped a horrible
death Thursday evening.
He was engaged with gang of men
in putting in the foundation for a new
pumping station, and while shoveling
dirt a CAVERN occurred which precip-
itated upon him two or three tons Of
earth, His body was almost buried
His companions removed him from
his uncomfortable position and Dr.
Wills, Of this city, was summoned
The Doctor brought Wingrove to
this city and placed him in Grace Hos
pital. where an examination was made
revealing the fact that he had sustain
ed two fractures of the left leg, be-
sides a number of cuts and bruises.
His injuries received attention and he
is now resting easy.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-28
T elephone Connection With
the West End.
With

Messrs. Hayes & Harvey, proprle-
tors of the telephone line which ex-
tends from Fairview Heights to Bar
low. Vincent, Watertown, Cutler,
Bartlett, Plantsville, Chesterhlll,
Sharpsburg and Amesville, have com
pleted arrangements with the Natnoial
Telephone company to enter the city
under the latter's franchise.
The line will be built as soon as
first-class poles can be secured and
the instrument will be placed in the
Office Of Charles R. Richardson. the
broker.
Hayes & Harvey presented their
project to Council several weeks, ago
but since that time have held a con-
sultation with Mr.. Phil Bruck, repre-
sentlng the National, and the above
arrangement was made.