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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
SATURDAY. DEcEMsER IS. 800.
GOOD COUNTY ROADS.

We hear - many complaints from our |
RAIDERS living IN James City and York |
relative 10 the condition q ths county
roads that VIC fee II oug duy 10 lst the
Boards 81 Supervisors know that there
= dissatisfaction and that there must he
some reason loT Il
A friend of ours recently said thaisoIne
rf tl> tublic roads Were 50 narrow 10y
reason oi thc cncroaohment OF trees and
uuacrhrssh THAI u WAS impossible ior
two vehicles 10 pass Others say that
taere .-e miserable -nud-holes- ruts and
rullcs shat make 81 very disagroeatsie
driving. and vrcllnish impossible 20
draw a load ovcr the'u-
Now. iuGgin- from The amount 81
r,o,er expended in both these COUNTIES.
W. are forccd 10 conciude, 81 these reports
are true. that the money IS not Proiefif
er.u-r led. nr q wasted Neco not mean
81. say ..,~asscd'' Intentionally or reEh-
gently. bu. through the MODS In 'Vhicn
tA~ roads are worked. Il i an antique
tcd. our-af-datc way we have OF building
roads II these couuues-
There shouid hc constructed from New
po-1 News u Richmond. pursuing the
Eoes o.f lcast resistance. pubhc high
way. Thrn AZ right anEies through each
co-nrv q highway IRON river 20 riveT-
II would cost money. but how a-r We 90
have roads without sQen1inE sors
money II the southwestern part oi
TINS STATE they have beautiful roads
To drive OF haul over theu . pleasure
A team can draw swice a. large a load
- II can here. without 50 much wear
and ter.
Bur applying ourselves 20 the roads 81
.sr Sram-adiate viciniry We urge ont
county officials 20 give more attentior
70 The svstemaric improvement 90 tn'
uublic highways. Put The road ma
chimes 70 work. and widen. roundup
and dram the roads. Let a 7'arcr u roa'
or repair 0ut by contract 10 ire loves
hss6-r. even II II reduces The deposItum
OF 5ncrcazcS taxation > pr cclt-. OF eve
20 pcr cent i u false economy TIA
Leads one 10 kiu a rezn worth 500 4
save a frz dollars per annum n taxes
Oar bad roads are q -eprpaeh 70 on
Community. and We should instruct on
o,HcszIs 20 remove that rrpToaeh even
w have ID foot the bail
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
County Court.

County Court was IN session from
Monday TIL Wednesday night oi this
weck-a much longer tcrn than usual.
a special grand jury indicted Joe Cum
Der and VIM Richardson lcclored). joint
~ for robbing and stabbing Anthony
Cooper.
The cases were tried separately. and
Cumber was acquitted of boih charges.
Richardson, however. was not SO fortu-
nate, and although a jury found him not
guilty Of robbery. another jury gave hin
five years IN the penisentiaryo the othe'
charge.
Mr. b. d. Peaohy represented the re
groes, and made an able defense OF III
clients. Commonwealth Attorney Arm
istead made a vigorous prosecution O.
/ the cases.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
HERoIEEs WHO SMOKE.
Eo~~Issss Of the Period Lend ESeo"r-
agement 60 the >fcottns
Habit.

There IL no doubt that the increase
e. cigarette smoking among women j.
ID. ia sorrs degree 20 the fact that
rorr.iSss % late have pictured their
heroiBes a. ind0lging in the detachable
ard filthy habit. a writer in Harper
Bszsr asserts that II j. only a very
short slime ago shat il was the fast.
more or lsss dlsrepatable and certainly
secondary character. the woman vi
lain. "a fact. who rolled her cigarette
ard nlckeo ifs ash dsintily With h<1
ring beceesSed hogsrs. bBs tse Best and
moxf rfstBous hsroines today may
have the nicotine stain on iheir pretty
hands
The writer recalls that II was souns'
thiax OF > shock 10 have Carmen Ia
cbarses Dudley Warmers -Thst For
sure" snoke. shock simply because 4
implied an acceptance on NF- Warnfr''
part that women in pFtsenssbie soei
4 etT cid smoke The book IL co1ppsrs
( lively late enc. yet. IL Mr. Warner. IN I
seu edition. were 10 make Eysiy1
xsx1cx.herfslf smoke Il would scarce
- - snryEiaag. - rsvzdiy hss the -
eexsfios beoome - seaest>4 hsoss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

d. s. Jones and wife to the Peninsula
Water Company. all that certain tract
Of land in Jamestown District. James
City county, known as college Mill"
property.
William NJ. brakes heirs to Rich x
Hillard. four acres Of land in Powhatan
District. James City county. known as
"Lacys."
Rich * Miuiard. Sc. TO ". T. Martin.
FIVE acres OF land. in Powhatan District.
James City county. known rs "Lacys."
Samuel Harris and wife 10 Wm. Tur.
rcr. seven acres of land. more or less. IN
James City county, adjoining tho land 81
K. \. Bright and others.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

lssdtss Soadon Newspaper OBJ
jeet. to Their Display on
>~hooiroom stoves

Stoves ornamented with German
notices seem somewhat out Of place
IN English board schools. and vet the
educational establishment in Addison
Gardens boasts several OF these heat
ing apparatus. Mr.. Thompson asked
Niscount Norpeth. chairman OF the
works committee. whether he was
aware OF their Teutonic origin. and
whether the Inscriptions were sup
posed 10 possess any educational
value His iordship replied that tho
articles in question were not 70 be
had in this country. and that he had
not noticed the texts when giving the
order. says the London Telegraph.
50 far. SO good; but now that the
stoves are there. the phi,ologic occa-
sion may Just as well be improved.
squeers asked one OF his bosrders 20
tpeii "winder." and. being satisfied
with the result told him 20 60 and
clean Il. Perhaps among the pre-
cepts there : Wilhelm lis favorite
one. deutschland uber allies" After
having examined a pupil a. % the
photography 81 the inscription, the
teacher may order him 20 polish the
stove ip order 20 impress the lesson
| o. his memory. German marks arc
| equivalent 20 British shilling few
e. the former cave the Fatherland
Z 10 shuiingS 81 TIE ratcpayers should
| 81 equally respected by those who
| ave the spending ~ them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
HISTORIC TEMPLE FARM.

I, : wiki pleasure that CIR p-op1c
hear tbat Congress VIII likely purchase
The -Teruple Farrn. scar Yorktown, for
-tse purpose II making i national
paTk-
OF Al the historic spots undcr our tag.
none apr,esAis sussr~ strongiy - the love
and patriotism n orr peopir. Why.
that SPOT shouId * az dear 10 th< PeoPle
Or Main - - The peopie u California
sa1 Florida. IL i tn heritage - the
nation. and should belong 70 the "atE'a-
L shouid ~ made the MEGA fnT yosng
Azaerscans. On aslis spot British tyrsnny
dsed. ard orr Kepabiic became living.
i,-eatsirx thiEg- IN SIS shadows tie
xsus of Washirgton a5c la Fasstte
tisurdercd Gefaoc< 20 CoTn~aliis. and "A
shc Grand Old Moose hoS>< the hard Of
Tse Fcxh~r 81 His countsy ~ig1ea The
teruas q cornxzisss' eapisuiati.sn-
H-hv Should ne not say t@at 81 our
.seo,.Ie vii =. 50ice 20 hear hat 3; isso'r
20 become the property o. the nsf'0r. -
be i,r ne preserved sor t.r ebsI5sen n tiis
Sususe. ard 20 protecf & fs.sa san1,.i'sss'
ard destracsiors About = hanRs 50
cs,ad. q iratrieidal ~. - DEiser IA
sionad ,sarks. bat rafies siss ofap<ry .
snno.rn < nssf psriky snade sn''li'ne 81
the caaer shst oarted 81 sniis and deb
in the i~-s,od ~ Apserican patriots =
or cfsiIdrer ~ urtssu shall sr1nor
orer Sic grcen hss5s II -'Tenspie Farm
rseir Ae4ssE ~:.i swell vssh pink, as'
they viii say: To be a. A1sseSsesn cs''
Urn Is a gpeater hssitaee taae 20 -
King IN any otDer country
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
The Discoverer Of swanp-Hoct At Work In
Els latcxatcry.

There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because 50 decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
ii-heau disease. pneumonia, heart failure
or apopicxy arc often the result Of kidney
disease. Il kidney trouble is allowed 70 ad-
vance the kidney poisoned blood VII attack
the vital organs or the kidneys themselves
break down anG waste away cell By cell.
Then the richness ofthe blood-ihe slbumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Brigh:'s
Disease, the worst form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swanp-Root the new DIS
covery is the true specific for kidney. BLADDER
and urinary troubles. Il has cured thousands
Of apparently hopeless cases. after all other
efforts have failed. Al druggists in fifty-ceni
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent FREQ
by mail. also & book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
Or. Kilrner & Co.. Singhamion, N. Y. and
mention this paper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
ONE REMARKABLE "COPPER". :"
TA~ Unisus Negative re---d 80
New York Guardian Of the
Peace.

That man could have served over
g wears on the police force and seen
sctive service during the draft riots
and never discharged hrearn-
seems most strange. Yet this has
been the record % George Henry I'm
ne. an ex-policeman aud resident o
Greater New York. living a. ii3 East
one Hundred and Twenty street
Mr Empie is an eccentric character.
vyell-knoUn TO the children. who play
81 Mount Norris park. lie Is = years
cd. and q type of the rugged sort
stout. hale and hearty. He dresses m
dark. plain clothes. but insists on al
WAYS wearing q white tie.
Great men are known BY their
works. and their fame Is . history Of
rheir achievements. The subject o.
this sketch deserves n monument m
Mulberry street. not for what he has
done. but a. g. reward Tor what be hss
rot done. The story % his accom-
plishmeufs while policeman - a re
| cital OF negatives. says the New lork
Mail ard Express
He has never witnessed horse race
Ct ball game nor attended sthleie
I meets OF any soIls N h@@ 1I'N-
/ outside his native state; re- hes never
cheucd nor smoked tobacco OF gam
/ bled or made q tset. however trivial. he
/ has never been fishing. hunting or hath
-rg. nor had occasion 20 visit pnYsi
/ -iau on his own account anti he hsc
parsed his 18th birthday: he has neE
- attended ball. dance or picnic not
ben found asleep on \ post OF DUTY
This truly remarkable copper
vas placed on the New York Poi'e'
force through the instrUmentanfy o
former Mayor Fernando Wood II
vzs appoiaied 3 policemen when VI
fr-n5n-h street wac picnic grown
I and served until retired az IS year
bx tie 3ge limit. lie was born 4
yonda. n \. OF April y, 1919 ou
firing % farm life at sn early az
- ne 50 the metropolis
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
Property Transfers

The following Is = list Of deeds record
81 in the clerks Office since the first day
Il the November term Of court:
H.N. Bucktrout and wife TO College
4 William and Mary. deed right Of way
through land from college TO Archer's
Hope Creek
p. ". Marston and wiie 20 Lille len
nings. deed for two acres of land near
Toauo.
Harriet A. Rogers aud others 20 Sands
CayIe. deed for129 acres 81 land in Pow
hatan district. James City county. known
as John NettIes.
Jessie and Ralph Cheever 10 Benz Jopes,
deed for p acres Of land more or less.
situate in Jamestown district, James City
county.
A. p. richardson heirs 20 John a
Barnes. deed for 95 acres 81 land IN Pow.
batan district, James City county. known
as Sprageins.
VII Dickinson ard y. d. Peachy. spe.
| cial commissioned TO ]. - = Spencer
house and ios in city Of williamsburg OF
! Duke 81 Gloucester street
Is. b. Peaehy. president Williamsburg
| Steam Laundry Co, 10 +. ". Warbur
ton. for Iau-dry Building AID Machiner,
~ same.
I'D. Cole and wife 10 James a. Jones
lot in city Of williamsburg. on Herr.
street.
R.R. cole to Champion BLIZZARD. q
acres osiandin Jamestown District. Jane
| City county. adjoining land Of l.. "
Wakes and others.
d. s. Jones and wiss TO the Peninss'
Water Company. tract Of land IN Jsme'
town District, jsmss City eoanty, know
- nm Hs<t."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
Entertainment at Cameron Hall

There viii be n concert and thcatrical
AZ Cameron Hall next Tuesday night
for charitable purposes MIR. and Mrs. L.
II. Cloves, and Miss Margery Knowles.
81 Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ".
Lane. Jr.. Of Williamsburg. will take part
IN the entertainment, which viii close
with laughable farce. Much prepare
tion has been madc for this entertain.
ment. and judging from talent mentioned
above. delightful evening may be spent.
Admission. twenty-five cents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

In conversation With number 81 CIT
ircrS IN regard 20 waterworks. and an
issue OF SAC. 600 or $40. 900. therefor
We have not heard one word of oh
lection The Council wants discussion
on the subject. and j; any ~ our readers
N this city are opposed 20 the measure
We should &c glad 70 print IN this paper
tbeir reasons tor such opposition. Let
Is thoroughly understand The question
before wc vote on =.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
ffow TO Cure Group.

Mr. r. Gray. who lives near Armenia,
Duchess county, y. y, says: ~Cham.
he lain's Cough Remedy is the best
medicine have ever used. II il 6ne
chidreD's remedy ior Group and never
tails to cure, Wien given as soon as
the child becomes hOarse or even after
the croupy cough has develo ped. II will
prevent the attack This should he
borne in mind md bottle Of the ough
Remedy kept at hand ready for instant
nee As soon as these symptoms appear
For sale 10y l.. Henley, druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
\ Party Given

A very pretty party was givea ut the
home OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Steltngs at the
old Person place on Wednesday night.
The following young people were present:
Misses Ruth Cooley. Cora Gillian. Faith
Gray. and MeSsrs. George Graham. Iohn
Casey. Clarence Casey. Curtis Darling
ton, Elmer Poneroy. ChaS. Weylcy.
Chaperoues-Mcsdames Pomcroy and
Weyley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

No ene can reasonably hope for good
heath unless is bowels move orce each
day. When this is not AZ ended Ia. dis
orders 81 the stomach ari-e. hiliousn. IS.
headache dyspepsia and iics soon TO-
low II YOU wish Z, avoid ih,Sc all
monts keep your bowels regular 10y tax.
inc I hsmberlain'S Stomach aal LAYER
Tablets when required. iiey az -
easy 20 taNe and mild and gentle IN
effect. tor sale by l.. Henley, dtugg ST.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

The talk Of TcorSsnizlug 'the Demo
cratic party" has practically died out.
The Democratic patty Is stronSec today
than at any time since tho war between
the States The party has been inino.-
ity party since the war, and when Clevc-
lsnd was elected. Republicans elected
him. We have no complaint To make
abons the Democrats party today. IL
y power.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
An A~fnI rsamnIc.

An American. says Paris paper,
fpraking TO member OF the league
asainst the abuse OF tobacco. declared
that "a Chicago millionaire who died
recently used 20 smoke 5000 hams a
daN." With look of horror the re-
former exclaimed: 1T is 10 wonder
Inc monster Giedi"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
Worlds Champion.

Il tried many rem edios To- cure piles y
writes W II Sn ith. Of Latham. IN.
"but found no relief Till used Bu
lens Arnica Salve have not been
troubled with piles since It. the on y
champion pile cure on earth and Tao
best saive in the world. pc per box.
gasra.tecd boy L. Henicy. druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

and. alas, oil oi snem ms wei. il is 70
De feared.
u was Harry Furniss, we believe.
WHO said. four or Ave years ago. and II
was accepted then as n neat phrase.
that he really did not know which he
tisiikcd the more. ~the man who did
not smoke or the woman who did"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

Efyou would have an appetite like a
bear and reli,h f.r your meals take
Chainberlain's stomach and Liver Tab
lets They correct disorders OF the
stomach and regulate the liver and bow
els. Price. 25 cents. Samples tree. AT
L. HenlCv's drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
Gro,rth OF stcnmcr..

The tendency steadily TO increase tn
size OF ocean steamers is explained hs
Tho fact that the larger the vessel "a,
smaller is the coal consumpilou-thc
greatest item ~ expense per ton ~
c-~ro carried. For l.-ot-ton vssss
til j. more than twice AS great a. lo'
nUcC-toD vessel
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

The action OF the City Council. appro-
pristing a SUM of money for shade trees.
is highly eommcndshle. Money could
not he spent IL greater advantage, bat
care should he taken tn sc tina, the trces
are not planted where there may not c
intersered with bv the proposed water
works
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
r,.r,., sturgeon Ever Caught

The largest sturgeon on record was
caught IN the North sea. IL weighed
s2s pounds. but the delight OF the fish
ermen was tempered by the fact that
j. did $50 worth Of damage 70 III
nets before IL WA given the soup de
grace
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

ttdrerff. under this bead. when ~.
ffscN or t.~S. % crafS PER fvspc orts O.,
fines , cents Perhae. Cash With Copy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

NOTICE-PENINSULA BANK INTER
est-bearing Certificate. No. III, issued
10 II. T. ArmiStead, trustee, for Nine
teen Dollars has been lost, and. the
public j. hereby warned not 20 pur-
chase or trade for the same as
a duplicate VIII he applied for.
dcS ~ II. T. AR.iIsTEAD, Trustee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

FOR SAl.E--A DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT. ~ rear of my property. faciru
Nassau street. Call or or address. DR
{. L. rlSHoP, Williamsburg. Va
11-lotf.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the Williamsburg
Knitting Mil Company is hereby called
20 convene az the Courthouse IN the city
Of Williamsburg. Virginia. January 10,
1901. at 7.3O +. VI.
The object Of said nsee,ing is to receive
the report Of TIE Committee on BY
Laws. to consider closing the Stock
Books and 10 rasify and confirm the ac
tion of the Board OF Directors in the Is
sue Of Bonds.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
HvcH s. Bird,
Secretary.
Williamsburg. Va, Dec. IL, 1900.
6s14rk
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15

-nis signature is On c-crv boz a. the genuine
Laxative BTHrlO=seni,sine Tablets
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
AnNRRTisrNG RATES
IFGAI AnNERTISING.

Eure-pd ~ rae postoAce "a Williamsburg
n se-onS class r12f-nsrte-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-12-15
THEvIRdlNIA GAZETTE
SuRscRIPTIoN RATES

Subscription pr7cr 300 per Year, same
rates far 49, xfsne. slwavS IN SdraDce-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-09-21

will leave Keene at 7 As A, NJ, West Swan
zey 1853, Westport 8.04, Winchester 8 II,
Asbuelot S24, Hinsdale S.34, arriving in
Brattleboro 9 10. The special train for
Keene will leave Brsttleboro on the return
trip at @ 45 p. NJ.
4 special train will leave Windsor at
715 A. NJ, Claremont Junction 7.3l,
North Charlestown 739 Springfield Sta
tion 7. as, Charlestown I 81, South Charles
town 1853, Bellows Falls 8.15, Westmins-
ter 6. 23, Grouts 826, East Putney 8.3S,
Putney 8 As, Dummerston S.52, arriving
in Brattleboro at 901. Passengers will
leave Brattleboro on the return trip at .. 40
p. M
The special train from Springfield, Mass,
will run on the following schedule: Spring
field 7 A NJ, Chicopee 708, Holyoke 7.19,
Northampton 1873, Hatfield TAG, North
Hatfield 1853, Whateley Z So, South Deer
field 8 O3, Deer6eld IL, Greenfield 1922,
Bernardston SO, Mount Hermon 81, ar
irving in Brattleboro at 910. Returning
this train will leave Brattleboro at 6.45
p. NJ.
On Sept. u a special train will leave
BrattlebOro for Springfield, Mass, at a 10
p. NJ stopping only at Greenfield, North
ampton, HolyOke and Springfield.
Tickets over the Boston & Maine rail
road will be good going Sept. % to q in.
elusive, and good returning Sept. 20 TO Is
inclusive.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-09-21

Col Harmon will have charge Of the fair dining
room and of the lunch counters.
The vaudeville performers who will appear here
MADE a great hit at Concord, y H.
A special platform has been built on Vernon
street to facilitate the unloading Of stock.
Frank @. Smith OF Buffalo, the noted profes-
s.onAl starter, will give the word to the racers
From 12 to 81 horses are entered In each race
The full list OF entries viii be found on page two
Improvements at the fair ground include a
roofing over the sheep pens and new line OF
hitching posts.
A dance will be given at Brooksde park Tues
day night, and there will be dances at Grange
hail both mia hts OF the fair.
H. B. Travis Of Mortified, who as here last
year, has applied for Increased space for his ex
hibit Of carriages, blankets and horse goods.
The Central Vermont railroad company has
notified the fair managers that special arrange
ments will he made to accommodate the people
c. ming 10 the fair over the Bratteboro & White
hall road.
People are urged to come to the fair the first
day. This Il the better day for seeing the exhib
It's and the vaudeville performance. The races
Wednesday promise TO be Of unusual interest.
Judge NJ Ison aud Judge Advocate General
Bates OF Bennington will come mere with match
ed pairs for the driving contest. Matched pairs
are also expected from FItchburg, Greenfield and
Springfield.
Personal solicitation in the interest OF the coach
ing parade has been abandoned. The managers
expect that the pride and interest Of the women
OF Brattleboro v III be sufficient to bring out a
large number Of small conveyances
The poultry department will be q whole show
In itself. There were 1000 birds in this de-
partment last year, and the poultry managers say
the pruspe Z this year Is better than they have
ever had. + Fl. Putnam OF West Sutton, Mass,
who ''scooped" the prizes at the state fair and
who was also one OF the principal exhibitors at
the Greenfield fair, will be present with over 900
birds, and a number Of prize winners at state fair
at Concord, N. H, will be shown Among the
new entries is an exhibit from the Highland
poultry plant Of Holyoke Mass Other large en-
tries have been received from Manchester, n. H,
Rutland, Ahol and other places. / X. Felch,
who has judged the poultry at the Valley Fair for
IL consecutive years, will officiate In the same ca
DacftV this