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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-01-09
GIGANTIC
Money Trust Planned and Secretary Gage
viii he at Its Head. .r
. New York Journal.)

New York Journal)
LYMAN J. GAGE, secretary of the
treasury, who, after the expiration of
his term, will be the head of the
United States bank.
JOHN d. ROCKEFELLER, who, with
his brother, is head of the money trust
which is to control the United States
bank.
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER, brother
Of John d. and the active manager of
the operations of the great money
trust
JAMES STILLMAN, who, as president
of the National City bank, is the
agent Of the Rockefellers, in their
financial operations.
A great financial institution, to be
called the National Bank of the United
States, or the National United States
Bank, is forming. This bank is to be
the result of the consolidation of the
National City bank and the Hanover
ton National bank of New York, both
controlled by the Rockefeller money
trust, and a smaller local concern.
This consolidation instituted is to be
according to present plans, the central
money power of theUnited States, just
as the Bank of England, the Bank
of France and the Imperial bank of
Berlin are in their respective countries.
Secretary of the treasury, Lyman j.
Gage, after his retirement from the
cabinet, is to become the head of this
bank.
The National City Bank OF New York
already is practically the fiscal finan-
cial representative of the United States
government, through the favor of
Secretary Gage.
The bank acted as the receiver of
the moneys paid to the government by
the Pacific railroads.
The bank acted as the representative
Of the government in the payment of
the s20,0OO,000 to Spain for the Philip
pine islands.
The bank has beer the favored nation
al depository of government funds, hav-
ing control of one fifth Of all the
government moneys deposited in all the
banks of the conuntry.
And as final marked favor, the bank
has been designated by Secretary Gage
as the disbursing agent for the national
internal revenue receipts, amounting
to about $1,000,0 day.
Thus the National City bank is now
practically what it's promoters aim to
have it become in fact-the financial
agent of the national government.
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1t is now Governor Nash.
The latest budget of war news from
the Transvaal is not very comforting to
the English.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-25
Statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-Agents 100 per cent rroft.
Can for r. b. Dorr, Plaza Hotel
82-3tx
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10

GOOD dcal OF work put in at rout-fshinE
Tuesday with small s-Warren
Hatch, who bought H. II. OrVis' stock Of
goods i'm South STARK sboro and rented his
store. took possession May 1st. His family
will so later.-Mrs. Amcr Bagley of New
Haven Mills is visiting her parents. Mr..
aud Mrs. Robert Wheeler. and other
friends hcrc.--Mrs. Mary Dodge of Brs-
to is spending a fcw days At Albert
Govc's Mrs. L. g. Balm WAS in Bristol
over sunday. caring for hcr sistcr-iu-law.
Mrs 6. A. Hanks, who Is in very POOR
health.
Icbulon Scars died Sunday morning
from wounds inflicted upon himself tho
Monday previous. He was upwards Of SO
years of age and leaves a large family in
needy circumstances, Ills funeral vas
held from St Ambrose church I'm Bristol.
Tuesday morning. Mrs. nathan Narncy
Is visiting the family OF her son. G. H..
Groeuc in Middlcbury. this wcek--Mrs.
tHlista Narney of Starksboro spent last
week with Mrs. Hannah Narncy.-Mrs.
John Sprague and children visited hor
husbands family in Huntington last
weck.-Rev. james Scott Of Wcsimorc-
land. y. w., will preach in tho Union
church next SundaN morning -Gcorge
NarncV. senior is very sick-Ncry N'tlc
progress has been made iu getting i'm Drops
in the last fcw days OF account Of the
cold wcathcr.-A school has bccn opeued
on Quaker street. with Miss Bertha lIill
teacher
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Remarkable Experiences OF a Resident
of Brattleboro

Probably no person of his age in Brat
teb"lo has seen so much Of the world
aud has SO many interesting experiences
- has Henry T.. G. Toedt. ile is OF Ger
man parcutage. born in Altoona city ad-
Joining Hamburg, July ~ lS6i. His father
j. president Of the savings bank Of Alto
ma. Mr.. Toedt was graduated from the
German ReolSchule in Altoona and nr al
tcrwdrd took a two years course in the
college AZ Meckleuburg. completing his
studies there in 1879. During his collage
course he studied practical bookkeeping
privately lie figured that America, be
ing less deusely populated. would Offer
greater opportunities than Germany FOR 20
practical accountant. and i'm tn same
year that he let college he sailed for
New York city. The bureau 20 which he
applied for employment informed him that
there were 5000 applications ahead. which
kept him for a time from following
his chosen profession Going ont into the
stress his eyes met a large sign, reading.
splendid opWrtunity for young men 10
see the world " The sign proved 10 he
an advertisement for young men TO en-
ter the navy, and his mind WAS Al once
made mp.
He went on board the United states re-
ceiving ship Minnesota. al the foot of
Twcnty-thrd street and passed an eX-
animation for enlistment as a third class
apprentice al a salary OF s. a month and
BOARD re Wa SuppoSed 10 Nold Nc po-
slIon SIN months, 'u' "'"r n"nE ~"
""'," nioh'"' haN'hs Stunltu N''"r
nooks on S"atnahsh'p ana SuhhofY' i'H"eu
ny me government tor 'he instruction "I
recruits. he passed the examination for
sccord class apprentice. ard in likc man
u'r ror 'rSt CLASS dPPtTnt',e' "I"l'"'N
seaman ot tne nrSt-clasS ana seaman lr-
c"NnS th' la'iei RANK IN dpoN' SiN
months from tue ume "l ms ehh>'m'h''
q RANK ordlnat'IE attained IN from i"o TO
inr"e N'Nrs. III in' mcanWhi' h' was
transferred rom ihe Minnesota 20 me
receiving snip Vermont at Newport ana
thoh 10 the framing snip saratoga, a SAL
ing vessel On the SARATOGA ne took MS
hiSt cruise IN the employ OF the govern
ment' going to Lisbon, portugal, and
nacE To Norrolk' Ad' iir was nNNl trans
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VERGENNES.

sunday afternoon Sheriff Eat"s arrested
a tramp who has been lOafinS around
here for a few days and placed MIN in the
Jail Monday morning ne was brought ho-
fore Justice r. VI. Moulton for vagrancy
lie gave his name as John Cooligan and
said his residence was i'm burlington.
states Attorney j. e. Donaway appeared
for the State. He was found guilty ana
sentenced TO the House of Correction at
Rutland. where Officer +. G. Middlebrook
took him Oh the flyer Monday.
The Addison and Panton Telephone
company have finished setting poles for
their line ON the river road from f. A.
Fields to Addison Corners and the work
VIII be completed on the main road from
Nergennes to Hridport line this week
The N"rgcnncS Cooperative creamery
shipped $40 pounds of butter to boston
Monday.
Al the annual meeting Of St. Paul'S par
ish, held Monday evening the followln.
Nostrymen were ele, ted; &. T.. Parker. y
J. McCuen. S. W. iiindes ~. \. Booth d.
~. Lewis r.. w. Shipmau, G. w. Scipe
j. Neville ana j. II. harrington. After
the parish meeting adjourned vestry
meeting was held at which G. F.. Parker
was appointed senior warden and y. j.
McCuen elected junior warden: n. j. No
'u"n was elected secretary and S W.
IindcS treasurer. Delegates to the State
diocesan convention. which viii be held in
June AZ st JohnSbufy. are as follows: G.
f.. Parker s. NJ. Hindcs. George Spencer
an1 j. \. harrington. The alternatcs. H.
7, Booth. G. w. Seiple, r. Neville and f..
W. Shipman. The report of the treasurer
shows no debt on the parish.
Wednesday on complaint of the authori-
ties of the town of Addison Eugene Pond
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff O. A.
smith for insanity. He was examined by
pr. John Gibson of this city and DR.
WHITE of Addison, who pronounced him
insane. An examination of his financial
condition was held before Judge j. II
smith, Judge Of probate, States Attorney
j. =. DonaWay appearing in behalf Of the
state. The court found him unable to
furnish money for expenses at the asylum
and 50 he becomes a State charge. lie
WAS taken to the insane asylum al Water
bury by Deputy Sheriff o. A. Smith We'd
ncsday afternoon.
Tuesday Officer y. 9. Middlcbruok went
10 Shelburne and arrested Henry Fusha
alias John McCarter and placed him I'm the
jail here for safckeopinG over night We'd
nesdaY morning he took him to Bristol
for hearing on a charge made by parties
there.
Allen =. Calhoun is closing out his busi-
ness here and will 60 10 Mddlcbury the
first Of June where he will engage in
business with his father.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
ALMOST CAUGHT.
Beers Come Near Surrounding
British Attacking Force
at Zand River.
ENGLISH STILL ADVANCING.
Gems. Hutton and French Are Pursuing
the Fleeing Beers -Transvaal Volks-
raad Indignant at England's I'm
civilized Methods Of Warfare
Kruger's Speech.

Io,,1o, Ns IN a.. M, 10, Ilu,-
ions mounted irrantrv brigado includ-
inc thc r,r,di.ns n'itb ~, ,.,, az C,,
I,r.rc,,,s ,,v,I,r,, crosg,d thc u,nd ,.i,nr
.ruasd,y ana hogan to v,orL i,s w.,v can.
,ioueI, ion, mo r.ilua,. ,o,rbv.3rd in
Tho tr,,J, az ,hc roti,in,s poors
Abou, >,,o bor.cn,on ,ror. nrol.ily cu-
c-,,od L., ,i,is ,i,..,,,,c ,,o, I'M, h..
foTc no ung ioinod he !, mar, Of ,;nr
I,ron,.t,,s ro,.o h.,i o., char, o,h, mi.
v,,s on Mo,d,, uhou no ,aarhcd tho
ri,cr ,,d 80. ,,o t,oor. ,,,,,o,.y a., ,ba
o,he, sidn and nrcss,I for,.,rd i,,c,dims,
90 ,,asg ,,,.i ..,,,,,,., ,ba,, Tba ID
,,ou,,,.o,. o,e,oI n,o uitr f.,,, cicnt .o
,o,, .rno to,.iod tLo ri,.ar sho,.o af,,l no
Ian, .oe,,i,e,i, i, ,bo,,s,,,de ana souobt
"a orvoIon tnc Bri,i.h CON IIu,ton ,oll
barlk eovrraI mile. thc poors follow 10.
,,it o,ha,. p,i,i.i, ,,,.aI,,. roi,,forrol I'm.
ton Du,.iug tho nigh, mo p'onre rot,o.,t-
cd not further rontestinp tho crossirr
ord t,hor,. a,,orli,,g 70 ON, ,.r,.os.
,ondort lof, S,,niioc, rue~d,,. "a consult
nne of rho Jamiltone Il miles distan,
Tho Roe attack an Con Hutton does
no, indicate any surh panicl,y conoirons
as have been ALLEGED to exist a,nune Them
\ovor+boIes. t,c Rritisb advance rolls ON
steadily. Cen RroadvooG and Cen.
Er,ca tIamiIton nave ncnetrated l. uilas
brvond Winburr According to the, Roer
.udvices sharn sI<irmishts are OF daily oc-
rtlrrences. and there was a brisk rifle On
ragemeut outside Winhurp ON Saturday.
From Boer sources comes also the rcuoli
that in "A skirmisb outside AlGfekiug ON
MAY : Col. Paden-Powcu was slightly y
wurstcd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10

Wednesday evening May 9.-Iehulon
Sears. the Lincoln ~iciic, dlod Suudrv
morning. .-CIaytOn }itkupll ana wife Of
Lincoln were the guests Of his parents W.
r.. Bicknell and wife Sunday.--Mrs. A. t..
Grow took dose Of clrholic acid Sunday
morning with suicidal intent Drs. Nor
ton and Itdmuuds were called and meas
uros taken to relieve her. At tho present
writing she is in a critical condition. Mrs.
Grow was recovering from am attack Of
the grip and ii had unsettled her mind
The funeral of Miss Edith Ellison was
held from tho residence on Munsill ave
rue Monday afternoon. Rev. Wesley A.
kinzie. the pastor of the Baptist church,
officiating. There was a LARGE attendance,
ana profusion Of flowers. the gifts Of
relatives and friends. Tho hearers were
Is. j. Clark. James Jacobs ". $ Avcrill
and IT, :. Hasseltinc. The iutermcnt WAS
in the family lot in the v, .lagc cemetery.
Another train will IL, uu. on from here
TO New Haven Junctiou beginning May
2S Tho telegraph Office III hc removed
from tho station into the superintendent, S
Office in fow daYsA special meeting
Of IN" Ladies' Aid and "ors of Veterans
Will he hold Friday oVoi ing TO make ar
raugcmcnts for tho state cncampmcnt to
be held here in juno. The remains Of
Mrs. Polly Barton va Utpught here from
Rutland Monday for burial. Mrs. Barton
was Inc widow Of tho late James Barton.
former resident of this town. and rola-
tive Of r. y. Iiasseltinc and Il. W. Smith.
clayton l.. Hanks and Miss Katherine
Ward Vcro married at the parochal resi-
dcncc hV Rev. Father Boyle Wednesday
morning. only tine personal friends Votc
present Miss Ellen Wclch was brides
maid and ". -. Gardner best man. At
st Ambrose church Wednesday morning.
James u. Casey and Miss Ellen taughliu
were united iu marriage by Rev. Father
EONic. The nuptial mass WAS CClChrdt ed.
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ADDISON,

II is expected that ItcV. Charles Parker
Will begin his duties as pastor OF the
Baptist church here about June Jos
Tntro lost q valuable horse last wecit---
Deacon Casey OF Whiting had horse
killed here last week Tho team ran away
and one horse in falling broke a leg
Those on jhc sick lis' this week are Spon-
Ger w. Clark Holly Wood, Anna ard
Geneva Barron, and Harriet Smith.--Ge0.
Barron is at homo now. We has had run
of typhoid fcVer but is better.--Mrs. H. NJ.
Wilmarch returned home May 3rd. after
spending several weeks in Middlebury
with Mrs Ira Taylor.-P. &. and John
Norton were in Charlotte over Sunday vs-
TING friends The farewell sociable given
for Rev and Mrs. II. ~. White. was
very pleasant affair the evening of tho
first Of MAY. over ono hundred we're
present. small purse Of money WIS
given them. and all wished them "God
speed" A host of friends here regret
their departure.
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH

Mrs Blakeiy of Kansas formerly Miss
Mariette Lyman OF this town is visiting
her sister Mrs. Joseph St. Peters.-Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Allen are at Thompson $
Point for Il short time experimenting re-
pairs ana improvements on Miss Sadie
Aliens cottage The Ladics' Aid Society
VIII meet on W eduesdaY with Mrs Her
bert kingslHud.-Thr North Fcrrisburgh
cOrncl hind met last Saturday evening Tor
practice. Nitn clark Webb as leader 1t
is to DE hoped that tn" meetings ANA prac-
tice viii continue through the summer
The Dairy rymaids met at the hall last Sat
urday evening for Iittl" congratuatorv
reunion. The evening WAS spent III social
converse and playing games. after which
light refreshments were served
The Dairymaid> Festival given under
the direction of Miss Frances Wheeler
last week Wednesday night at Allen Han
was pronounced by "a" Il success in every
way. the receipts being s6.. The chorus
showed careful training and earnest eff
fort. The solos by Mr.. Fred Bail and
Ms. fierbert kinEsland. as the farmer
and wife, and the duct 10y Mis- Frances
Wheeler and Walter Lewis were woll
and called forth an encore. The
stool drll by eight young ladies' was wel!
received. They responded 20 an encore
with short drill and march with flags.
! ne solos and ducts by the milk cauS,
pump, and chalk. was humorous fea-
ture and were well sung. 4 he close Of
tn" entertainment. which consisted of "A
cordial welcome to dairymaid's supper.
Ice cream. cake and coffee were served by
the prettily dressed dairymaids IN a din
ing room prcttily decorated with bunting
and eVcrsreens. Tho coffee whicn WAS
presented by Mr.. Preston and made and
wed under his direction was enjoyed
by al who tasted it, The darymaidS wish
to thank all tho kind friends who aLtcnd-
ed tho festival and sincerely hope they
felt repaid for coming, some came from
ault" distance. WeYhrdsc, Pnnton,
Bristol, Fcrrshurgh, Charlotte and Shell
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON,

Trout fishing in the i}attenkill and outer
Creek is unusually good this season, the
result in It large measure OF the fry that
nave been placed in them during TIA" past
few years. Monday George e. Bond. Dr
u. {. Jcnre and Deputy Sheriff Godfrey
returned from a trip TO Dandy They fish
ed in the otter Creek and brought back
with them N pounds Of as fine trout as
have been seen here this season. The
largest one caught by DR.. Jenne weighed
over one ana half pounds. one morning
while they We're gone the edges of the
river We're coated with ice. and the
Swamps through which they passed were
frozen hard enough 10 bear them up,
Good judges estimate that over hh pounds
of trout have been taken from tho Batten-
Kill between Arlington aud thc state line
since the season opened. The fishing in
the mountain streams at Woodford, Glas-
tcnburN ana ShaftSbury is not good yrt.
the water being TOO cold.
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SALISBURY,

Mr. *. X. Howard died Wednesday
evening. May - He had been in poor
heal In for four years but was confined tn
III" bed for only few days The funeral
was attended from the house at zen
O'Clock Friday morning, kcv. Il. J. Bar
ton officiating. Mr.. Howard was in his
S"venty-siXth year aud had always had
his place of resdenc" in town In politics
ne was Il democrat and one of great infu-
cnco i'm the party. He was postmaster at
the village during CleVclands admnis-
tration and also during llarrison's. He
was man Of unfailing courtesy. In his
death on" of the towns leading citizens
is removed T., l.. Kelley spent sunday in
Plymouth. Mrs. Kelley returned home
with him Monday Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
'loNos returned Monday from short trip
10 Boston.
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ORANGE COUNTY POLITICS.
ship on the West Side Some Dispute
About States Attorneyship.

D,l,l,-L ,..,,,,,.. ,-.,-,I--
N".,3u.l'"' H"! "u.'iE Po'''',N "|I. ~
/ "','i',''lN ct "i'tr ""SO' "'.'S ""''v' !o'
,o''9''',' ".'o'' u"''H, St'',r .,e S"'u''t''''
""N' '",I N"v"9 wen Iaunoheu' OF nay y
l'"''u themselves III me nailuS of .h'lr
ll'r'uS' ana 'he hlehhlai pultou-holdlhS
anu M "'-P"'I"'E nave coI'nHe"'eo'
me oou''St "nl'h VIII oe "alchen mos
/ iafeclN mere l. that nj the west side Sena-
| torSnlp IL mas peeh |lGht years since
hahdolpl, "hl'h ~ considered the strong =
est republican town in the county, has had
a representative in me state Senate, so
her claim on the office this year seems a
strong on". Much interest is already
aroused by the rivalry for the place he
tween tWo announced candidates here
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BRIST o..

Following is the programme for COM
menCcmcnt day a. the high school,
June :: Invocation: salu'atorY, "NoJ for
ourselves but for others. Jessie Alma
Porter; Grafton. "Nationai Prejudice"
1iuy Lawrenc" Ba.dWiu; class history, * attn
crime Cecilia Murray, music introduction
- suite of seven Zimmerman, SyendSen
Trio. ESSAY. The aim OF Modern EduCa-
,ion,' Jane Ann Dalton; Grafton, success,
the result Of United Effort" Harold ly-
man Williamson. essay, songs that ale
not sung" Clara Belle Pullman; class pro-
pheCy Lottic Marguerite Callahan; music,
Romance, SvcndSen Trio; address, Prof.
Walter +. Howard, valedic,ory. AT the
Uhreshold," Mary Ellen Dalton; music,
finale from Trio in II minor SVendsen
Trio; <entation of diplomas: benedic-
ton. Friday evening. June S: "A War
Song of the Cavaliers" fremont Quar-
tettc. allegro, Andante ReHgioso. Presto,
Svendscn Trio; My Dreams. MIR. Walker;
I'm Nar-Woru Man-at-Arms," Ire
mont -Svendsen; Cantabile. Miss Tolman
HUmorcsque. Peter Piper" fremont
Uuartette; Fantasie Caprice. Miss Nichols;
Toreador's Love Song, Mr. Martin, Sere-
tado, fremont Quartctte; Pizzica o,
Svendsen Moonrise, Tremont-Svendsen.
A'"r lingering illness Of several
months Mrs. Il. u. Brooks passed to her
rest May at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mra. r. t. ward on West street. Her
home formerly in BrooksVilie has been
with her daughter for the last twenty
years. She leaves three children besides
Mrs. Ward, W. f. and f. B. Brooks of
Wichita Kan, and Mrs. g. W. Hibbard
pf Marquette, Mich Her life both here
md in her former home has been very
useful and exemplary one. and her de-
parture will be sincerely mourncd by her
many friends. Thc funeral vas held Sun
Say afternoon from her late home. Rev.
..tsttt
VI New Haven Miss Edith t.llisoud ddush-
.er of Mr. and Mrs Edward Ellison. died
Friday Might The funeral was held
Monday afternoon at ? o'Clock.-N No
lntyre has bought farm in Roches Ter
And will take possession this week.
Erwin a. HaSSeline had several sheer
Rnd lambs killed by dogs last week and
others badly manned. Mr.. iIasseliine was
fortunate enough TO kill one Of the dogs
md wound anothor.-W. II. Bosworth su.
lerintendent Of the Wou,oy Casket com
lHny Of Hartford, Conn, WAS in town
over Sunday visiting his family and other
fliends--C u. Mathewson sold a lot of
household goods AZ auction Saturday,
Edward Reed Of Rutland has been the
guest of his brother, II. +. jennings and
family the last Weok.-Thc B. IT, s ia 50
bah team went to Middlebury Friday and
played with the High school Of Middle
bury. Score u TO in favor Of the Mid
d.cburY hoys.-Miss May Langworthy Of
Sew Haven Mills was voted the hand.
soonest lady waltzer at the glass blow
ers entertainment Friday eVening-Mrs
y, j. clark viii lead the Christian En-
de9vOr meeting next Sunday evening
Rev. H. l.. Kclton preached his first S"r-
mon in the Methodist church Sunday and
gave general satisfacton.-Mrs a. T.
Grow is slowly recovering from seriou.
illness, the result of the grip.-Mrs H. =
Smith and n. r. Jennings are both fail,
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Bruncll has gone 10 Plattshurg y. Y. to
spend the summer with her daughter,
Mrs f. T.. Dunton.-Prof. Brown was out
of town on business Friday and Saturday.
and Mrs. Brown spent Friday might aud
Saturday with her family in Braudcn.--
Palmer Eros. commenced to make c,i, c."
May Ith. making fourteen thai day
Mrs. G. c. Miner who has been spending
the winter with her daughter. Mrs. T.. r.
Brown in Newark, \. T.. has returned
hoWe.-Miss Mary Landou. Miss t,lizabet h
Nichols and Miss Charlotte johnson OF
Middlebury College were the guests Of
Miss Landon's parents over Sunday.--Mr
and Mrs Clayton NJ. Partch OF Burlingt on
are visiting friends in town.
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CORNWALL,

Mrs. Pauline bingham has returned 10
her home in West Cornwall. which has
been closed for several months. she haV-
ing spont the winter in New York with
her sons.-Rev. (. n. Barnum has Just
completed his 10Th year as pastor Of ,he
Congregational church. An addition If
seven members was made OH sunday.
May 6. four by profession Of faith and
three by letter.-Mrs A. T Lane. son.
and niece Marguerite Lane. went on Mon
day 10 Boston for visit at Mrs. Lanes
brothers W. O. Sanford's The schools
are preparing a special ard quite an Ella
horate proErammc foi. Memorial dnN.