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FRIED Ay EGG ov THE PAVEMENT.
IL Was Nicely Dcne on Both sides In Less
Than Ton hinutes
From fhe Chicago Times Herald.


WAsHiSdToS. Aug. i2-Dr. 4. J. Schafhlrt,
proprietor Of drug store at North capital and
II streets. this city, irled an egg % the asphalt
pavement " front of his pharmacy Yesterday
shortly befor noon. Ths egg was done to the
turning point In seven and half minutes after Il
was rossn on the COT crete by Dr. Schafhirt IL
WIS then turned over. as a cook flaps pancake.
and WAS thoroughly cooked within ten minutes
A little negro who was among the wltne ses
CT the trick asked for the egg after 1t had gone
the rounds OF curious bystsnders and ate IL
with evident relish. hundred or more em-
ployccs OF the Government printing once.
Which Is clc ~ by. watched the harmao st over
zee the egg-fryinS act.
DR.. Scksthirt had made the assertion that
Judging from the heat registered b. thermome.
cook m egg on thu pavement Several friends
who haprensd 10 he IN his store ohRffad and
'Jolled lie doctor for making such q sugss.-
ton, and finally he said he would prove 10 tha
d"ubters that he knew what he was talking
about
A thermometer outs!ds his store under the
suns rsys A. tbst motnept registered l20 de-
gre.s TIE doctor figured thai the radiation OF
the heat from the conorst., which fairly slzzed
under o,d So, sr-ntons meant that tho de-
$50 degrees Ecc.rdinsiy h. took an egg ard
Iicking cut = place that was without any pro-
t"Cuon from the rays OF the sun Ia pped the
thell and let the contents fall on the ncry con-
crete
He held a wstch while the hot asphalt un-
dernesrh the sgH and the unrsAntns RAYS Of
the -un oyer its surface gradually COMPLETED
the ;rrins process The esg drowned nicely
and did pot hsve time TO run over large sur
face Of the street. as at arst feared by the doc
The sun., 1900-08-19
LIVES on FRUIT AND NUTS.
A Resident OF Samoa who Does Not Miss the
Products Of the Cook Stove.
From the Pacific Commercial Advertiser.

From the Pacific Commercial Advertiser.
Herbert Ossg has established himself IN
Samoa among his German fellow counlrymen
aud may remain there. Mr.. Oss,E lived soma
years In Hawaii. learned English here and
made many friends who will lie glad to learn
that he il doing well in his new home,
This young Germaa Is an interesting char
acter. No woman has falrer complexion and
"a clearer eye than he and no man OF his age has
Il greater capacity for hard work He lays IL
all 20 his diet. Ossic does not believe f. meat
eating anywhere, least OF all In tropical ci-
mate Nuts and irult comprise his daily menu,
his drink being distilled water and lemonade.
Sometimes he tries the nut psstes and other
preparations of ceriajn sanitorium, out as q
rule he confines himself to the raw material.
Il used 10 cat meat" n said before leaving
for Samoa. and | liked IT," Reading con-
vinocd the that could ret more nourishm ent
ard fewer earth salts rom fruit and nut ard
after sticking to that diet for a while got to
health improved. my mind was clearer and my
Uusouiar vigor seemed 10 increase, Frsuds
tell me TINT my complexion soon cleared up
The thing ~ do Tor the sake Of long life A. d
amount OF earth -alts that enters the system.
These salts clog tie arteries with ralCIre 1us de-
The esS cnc.re Gus matt or the more juvoniiity
| use distilled water TO dissolve such earth sails
as my system has already absorbed and carry
In full ard ti.htly-corked bottes, and drank
without much exposure 10 tho air absorbs these
fer Ign SUI stances and they pass of. Look at
me and see II YOU don't think my system the
right tnc?"
CsTtai-i " ossir. was the picture Of health
TGdal. SneHN elastic OF ster, or g ot eye
90 do with h looks Than have bananas AMI dis
titled NatCr, bn' Ossig saws II You think that
just 'rr ,ts dietary and note the effect in your
The sun., 1900-08-19
THE FLEXICON MoTENENT.
The New French Way Of Marching Is Old 20
tAe American Red Men.
From ne Kansds Cuv Journal

= 'tVN t''t huNotN tU utNI nat
Anybody who knows any thing at all about
modem fighting knows that the North American
Indian Is the man vino SETS the paco First the
American frontier men studied his ways and
adopted his a'tics. and the soldicry took 1t up
Baden Powell, so tho plucky little South African
general coni'ss,s. first read about American
scouts aud then took lessons from taeir
teachers. the Ind ans themselves But now
there Is slip ia the chain and France is studying
the Indian without going to he trouble OF first
ascertainlng what the be-t scout In the world
the American soldier, thinks about IT. France
is trying the lexicon march"
Never get the leg straight" are the French
Instructions. Keep the back straight, hut
bnt forward. Do not throw the shoulders
either back or up.
That j. about tho way an Indian walks, so
Capt Thine OF the Twentieth Infantry con-
e.,es, lu', he goes on. ne never heard of the
trick being tried by mi itarv.
Il cannot discuss tho merits Of the 'hsvi-
con, the Cartdin said. 'bccau'e / am not
familiar with II From the description II Is
Is never locked or thrust back % a, 10 have
th' ! 8 quite straight, The Indian never uses
the heel e the exclusion of The ball OF the foot,
Ind ars are .ootmen, could name half dozen
tr bes which. to my PERSONAL knowledge 20
mounted always and almost everywhere. even
"Thc. h"xIcon movement the French expert
mentalists are said 20 be tinkering with and
mant a solder Getl when he, is fatiEued, l am
not prepared a. criticize it."
An English Army of1cer, a subaltern, here
with the horse buyers. laid concerning the new
movement:
The French are the greatest bunslors in the
the world. They get the widest notions. 'fads
| ouEht 70 call them. in their paues. | remem-
Der once they de ided to dress every man in
Madagascar In rod flannel undero othing
Every man in the place got skin Olsen 20 Then
they went n FOR natural wool and tho men got
worse. They admitted red irrtated the skin
and then found that natural WOOL being al
ready charged with oil. cou d take up no more.
% Wa. worthless for absorbing rerspiration.
Now thev arc adding with the a xlcon move
m"nt, avidel lily tryinr 20 stHp ahead Of the
United states in following the Indian, md over
looking the work the Indian does when he goes
on what we call his dog trot," scouting, they
propose 10 initiate his walk.
III is my observation thata soldier requires
this Tex con movement alter "a has gone about
four miles loaded down with his equipment.
Tn" French may teach him TO always walk
tired 10 death. but ! do not think We shall ever
see the British or these American soldiers at H.
Coming home to ones self one would not
Ike 70 s,art 20 his work In the morning with
the tired out look and moyctn M that he goes
home with Il he Las earned his salt 1t Is a
mater o. pride to pull ones self together for
The sun., 1900-08-19
THE MISSISSIPPI JETTIEs.
Cost $50. 900 OOO and Now Are 10 he
Turned over TO the Government.
From the Washington Post.

from the Washington Post
The Eads Jstties. In tho South pass OF the
Mississippi delta, are now ready to be taken
over by the Governm ent. said Mr.. kstcl Mo
Henry Of st. Louis, one OF the administrators Of
the Eads estate at the It,leigh last nieht. The
twenty years that the contractor was required
10 keep twenty-siX feet OF water flowing
through tho South pass have now expired. and
every condition VI the contract has been com
piled with. By the terms Of the reoent act =
Congress the Government may assume control
Of the works by paying over to the Elds estate
the $50, ,0cO yet remaining Of the contract price,
THIS will he done as soon as a purchase price
for the plant has been agreed unon and other
details cleared Up; II T. not likely that any
obstacles viii come in the way of final spttle-
ment as It is provided that the price to be pa
for the pl9nt. VIII Oh Is outside tie @ n.ract
price for building the Jetlies. ID to be fixed by
The MiSsssippi je'ties are among the most
gigantic engineering fests OF the world. costing
In the ne.ghborh0od OF $50, 900 900, aud making
a 2o-foot channel out OF stream whore
there WAS formerly but ei"ht feet Of water
This has made OF New Orleans a port for the
wise only the smallest OF craft could have
crossed the bars.
The Eads ietiies, however, while they are I'D
10 the .spe cations OF the contract, will not
building vessels that Draw thirty feet Of wa a.;
II y now proposed that the Government i all
build jetties in tn, Southwest pass that will
make Of i a channel with water for even larger
than 9O-foot drauRht We sells The Southwest
pass has now only about eight feet OF water, the
eight feet OF 1t since the Fad jetties we're built
twenty years ago"
The sun., 1900-08-19
ABOUT 100 FEET or SNAKE
The E'timated Length OF a Serpent whose
Petrihed Head and Tail Have Been Found
From the Denrer Republican.

In ages gone by there were snakes In Colo
RADIO perhaps 100 feet in length. Curator viii
G. Ferrl Of the State Historical Society. COM
siders himself at liberty to make this statement,
as the result Of recent discoveries made in the
vicinity of Florence A huge monster has been
discovered which proves beyond peradventure
the snake story Near Florence. W +. Masters
OF Victor, found part OF the petrihed body Of
one colossal snake. Tho prehistoric reptile had
II head fully the sizn o. ham and about the same
shape. The exceptionally large eyes are pl ced
as are those ~ an ordinary snake. The stone
head 10 $3.50 incnes. piece OF the stone
tall found. which Is 80 iches long. indicates
in clrclimfeferye. Masters seems TO think
from the development OF the tail that this
Lartcuiar snake was young ore, not fully
d,veloped. In that cssS those of the same
logger. In ending 10 Gov. Thomas the de-
scripion OF this important discovery Masters
says that he Will forward q sketch as soon as
possible ferril was asked by Gov Thomas TO
specimen at once. together with as many others
from the same locality as possible. Curator
Ferrl thinks hat as the ossi6sd head Was
mers .pscimnn- near at hand. Ihess he VIII at
cesscure. y pessols, and viii add them to
tie State collection. Msster.'s letter TO Gov
Thomas, which sets forth the first vague and
uncertain iao's In this important discovery. Is
"noNoRED SIH Ihave recently found 70 sill
lzed specimen or huge monster OF a very sim
guar O. eracter. and. thinking you were tho one
further correspondence In regard TO the mat
ter. weuld be pleased TO have you refer the
matter 70 proper authority and have the en-
.pDis S% Ti TT:n s.ns Sp In The R.ssSe9
hnS, think this y ssome,hIns not on record.
The sun., 1900-08-19
Jerry sImpsons shirt waist.
From The Chicago Tjuss- B,,oH

WICHITA. Kan. Aug. 12,-Au .inexhaustibl,
SOURCE OF porular wonderment is Jerry simpson
The Medicine Lodge Statesman spoke here We :.
terday, aprearlng IN one Of those soft. fluffy
cool creations. whion until recently were 10 Is,
found only In tie wardrobe OF woman. Tbs
garment had lpst been imported from the East
Mr.. Simpson. and just what they have needed
do not wear II for style, but for comfort
expect to wear IL during my campslgn--h
Then thinking. perhaps OF some OF the j,bes
the di closure OF his lack OF footgear seyersI
years ago caused he added
Not the same ono, because have several.
shall urge my friends 70 wear them"
The shirt-waist politician caused OPEN
mouthed smszemsnt and considerable tax
Hs Populis friend do not know whether the r
Idol Is trying TO shake his common style oi
dres; or whether he seeks more notoristy. but
the change certainly hsiped Linn, a. he ran
thlnss Eearly To his own notion IN Yesterday !
convention
When he was getting ready 10 leave the hall.
however, Mr.. Sim pson's nerve wa. not equal 10
the ordeal. he slipped into an snte-room and
reg minutes l.tsr sppeates on the stre.t In
havsrcrowd OF boys following him
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wrote His Own Epitaph.

HAoERsTowS. Nd, Aug "a Albert Eiche..
berger OF Milestone Point. who made n unsuc'
ceasiul attempt to commit suicide Ssturda hy
drinking Iaudanum. before taking the poison
gave 10 MS wife note cOatR!.InS tho lolorinG
lines 20 be placed on h- tombstone:
When I am dead and In nv grAye
M more whiS' will crave.
ALd On ms .nbstOuc have II wrote
That many gallon WcGt down uy throat
The man t. 4 saloonkoepcr
The sun., 1900-08-19
The Death Of Q Remark Bile Man.
From DE Iultimors Sun.

PARHrRssuro, W. Va, Aug. h-John Lock-
ara, ore OF The most remarkaNle men IN the
sate. d." ys-terssy at Wad.sv lie. AGED I0s
ars nnd 10 months rntil FRIDAY he ne,e'
nov u. d glqs~,s and no : rode wien he
e Ndin i'' used tob,o'u and ar uk whls-
v Y IN cd rat on. lie coull dsno' Hu irish
~ ns vol any ono ard only fcw months
"a S-dNed eguteen mus TO parksrsb re- ia
Ir"'"r"' 80 % ?! iva lie vas boru ia IJela I'd
tn' Z, II nockh. ngt a local champion In a
u M No y d 20 huc..yi und has lived here for
IN the county
The sun., 1900-08-19
Travels Of . noSe Cat
FROM The Jyoshin1ton pos,

which likes 10 ride on the trucks beneath a per,
lor car and which has covered In that way more
tan thousand M In the Last four DAYS, 4,
vrw 10 IL ucing u TO give up It's tours Within
tte past four days Il Us ;rlvelie on the truck
rom Slntinnntt 10 Pittsbutg and return on the
Parkersburg on its second rip. Il is bsliey
TO 2s the .ane cat which Recently iournsyed In
The sun., 1900-08-19
Horrible Suspicion.

From he Cdlholh standard Gnd TIn1
The unld suite had nndlly stated hle eAS
u IN M, began ths g,ti'S father iooF' 'nH 81 {
Stefnly Young man, can you support fainilyf
e-oftht hs.yensi" cried the young man have ~
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02

. The name OF Hon. Chester Dickey
of Washington was presented in an
able speech by George M. Seaver, and
seconded by Williamstown, Chelsea,
Brookfeld, Vershire and other towns.
The ballot resulted in 81 votes for
Wall: 80 for Dickey. The nominal
tion was made unanimous. G. H.
Bigelow Of Brookfield was nominated
for second assistant Judge by accla-
nation.
For states attorney the maine of
Raymond U. Smith was presented by
H. W. Bailey of Newbury in a happy
manner and that OF David S. Conant
of Bradford by G. E. Clark in good
speech. Conant had "A votes 40 for
Smith. The nomination was made
unanimous.
w. Fl. Nichols was nominated for
Judge of probate in the Randolph dis
trict, and S. M. Gleason the Bradford
district by reclamation.
The county committee is A. P.
Worthen, Bradford; G. M. Bass,
Braintree; G. H. Bigelow, BrCoktield;
G. S. Emery, Chelsea; P. II. Darling,
Corinth; II. p. Warren, Fairlee; Dan
lei Taicey, Newbury; M. b. Curtis,
Orange; N. L. Boyden, Randolph; j.
+. Morrill,, Stanford; II. +. Wilcox,
Thetford. Horace White, Topsham;
N.H.Austin, Tunbridge; WE .Rowell,
Vershire; L. p. Tillotson, Washing
ton, G. W. Perry, West Fairlee; j..
X. Lynde, Williamstown.
The ticket nominated by acclama-
tion was for second senator G. Il.
Smith CT Topsham; LIST associated
Judge j. r. Nolan of Topsham;
sheriff, f. l. Whitney, Chelsea:
county commissioner, J. w. Jackson,
Orange: high bailiff, +. V. Darling,
Vershire.
The convention adjourned at 4
o'clock.
The county committee met imme
diately and organized by electing N.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02
BARRE SUPPLY
COMPANY
BARRE VERMONT

MN. Gordon was in MlddieSe1
Saturday. where he defended q case.
L. b. Jones of Graniteville went 10
Windsor Saturday after bis family
and household goods which ne Is
moving to Phelps Mills. Mr.. Jones
will continue to work on the Tayntor
quarry.
George P. Mathewson of Granite
vile left Saturday for St. Johnsoury
to be married to Miss Annie j. Muir
ray of Marsboro, P. Q. He Will en-
terrain his friends in Miles Hall,
Graniteville on the evening OF July
9th. They will leave on the midnight
trai n on the 9th for New York city
for a wedding trip.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02
CITY NEWS
+, A. Rugg is in Bethel today.

II. A. Rugg is in Bethel today.
Sam Wheeler was in Randolph over
Sunday.
Fred Liable has gone to Montreal on
a visit.
Miss Mabel Stacey has left for West
Chazey, N. Y. on vacation.
William Hunter finished work at
H. d. Segel's Saturday night.
Carl Carleton is in Burlington open
ing the vaudeville circuit there.
f. M. Marsden went to Boston Sat-
urday night on three weeks vaca-
tiOn.
Mrs. w. H. Gladding left for Bos-
ton this morning on visit to her
sisters.
Roy Howard of the G. V. freight
Office spent Sunday at his home in
Middlebury.
Charles It. Swazey is in Stowe to-
day placing an inscription on monu-
ment he recently shipped there.
"E. Z. Knott, "Suzanne" and
"The Duchess arrived at the TrOtt-
ing Park Saturday, in the care of e..
Il. Sunderland of Lebanon, N. II.
Fire alarm box 142 at the corner of
Berlin and FOss streets will be out of
commission until the work on the
abutments at the Berlin st., bridge
is completed.
r. Allan a. Smith who has been cut
ting stone here for the past year has
gone to resume his former occupa-
ton as cowboy, on the plains of
Texas,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02
RANDOLPH.

Last week Guy Lamson and Har-
rison Hayward graduated from the
U. V. NJ at Burlington, the latter
in the medical department.
Hives are terrible torment to the little
folks, and to some older ones. Easily cured
Doan's Ointment never fails. Instant relief,
permanent cure. At any drug store, SO
cents. DIV
The w. G. T. IT,, met Friday after
noon with Mrs. Fred Crane at the
home of Mrs. @. E. Lazelle.
Mrs. George L. Spear returned Sat-
urday after short stay in Montpe-
lier.
Diphtheria relieved in twenty minutes.
Almost miraculous DIR. Thomas Electric
Oh. At any drug store. DIV
John Chase returned from Everett,
Mass, Saturday where he has had
work the past year with the New
England Structural Co.
What's the secret OF happy, vigorous
health? Simply keeping the bowels, the
stomach, the liver and kidneys strong and
active. Burdock Blood Buffers does it. DIV
There will be no service at the
Methodist church Sunday, the pastor,
f. G. Rainey being in northern New
York on short vacation.
If you don't feel quite well, try bottle of
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t is a wonderful tonic
and invigorator. 1t will help you. ad
This week the Rev. w. II. Chidley
and family will go to Little Britain,
Ont to spend month and there
will be no services at the Christian
church in the meantime.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02
BARRE, VT.

There was no play at Dewey Park
Saturday night on account OF the wei
weather.
George Earle has just completed a
heavy harness for one of f. d. Ladd's
delivery horses.
Hiram Thayer goes to the Mary
Fletcher hospital tomorrow to have
an operation performed. Charles
Jones will accompany him.
Two Of Page Bros. horses, Moor
More, and Miss billiard, were shipped
to Lebanon, N. II. this morning
where they are entered to race July
4th. Will Page will drive them.
Tom Cashcn returned yesterday
morning from Greensboro.
John Cruickshank left this noon for
New York, from whence he goes to
Scotland for a two months visit.
The Rev. Ellie X. M. Jones and
children left today for Kansas City,
Missouri, for months vacation.
The annual picnic given by Mari 4
Gordon to their employees, was held
Saturday at Cherryvale Grove. A
large number were present but on ac-
count OF the rain which began to fall
about l O'Clock they nearly all went
home again as soon as they could get
there. The firm made generous do
nation which was to have been used
for prizes for the races. AS it was
only two races took place. The race
for married ladies was won by Mrs.
Wan. Garden, with Mrs. A. Ross as
second and Mrs. George Hall third.
The race for single ladies was won by
Miss Lizzie Reid with Miss Bella Do
bic second and Miss G. Mcdonald
third. A game of base ball between
the married and single men resulted
in a victory for the latter. An ex-
tensive program would have been
out if it had not been for the rain.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02

Carroll S. Page is the only one OF
the defeated candidates for Congress
sional honors in both districts, who
has not been suggested by disap-
pointed friends as the most suitable
successor of the late Judge Thompson
on the Supreme Court beach. If the
genial governor had devoted his time
to reading law instead of SHINING
calves, he might now be amongst the
possibles for the ]udgeship.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02
BETHEL.
DR.. l.. NJ. Greene and son Ott'
started for Europe Saturday.

DR.. L. NJ. Greene and son Otto
started for Europe Saturday.
-. M. Clough was called to Mechan.
icsville, N. Y, Wednesday by dis
patch announcing the death by drown
ing Of his grandson, son of Fred M.
Clough
A little life may be sacrificed in an hours de-
lay. Cholera infantum, dysentery, diarrhra,
come suddenly. Only safe plan is to have
DR.. Fowlers Extratt of Wild Strawberry
always on hand. DIV
The following board of teachers has
been engaged for the coming season in
the Whitcomb High school: George s.
Wright, principals; Miss Laura G. Kel.
sey of Salisbury, primary department.;
Miss Lillian Buck of Brookfield, inter-
mediate; Miss Lydia Atkinson Of Nor
ris,ille, first primary; Miss Harriet
Fisher of Cabot, second primary.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02
vERMONTERS BANKRUPT.

Burlington, July 2.-The following
petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
filed in the office Of the clerk of the
district courts in this city Saturday.
Winfield S. Young, of Barre, a
butcher. Liabilities S9S4.42, assets
nothipg. This is the first butcher to
file petition since the law was eStab-
ilShcd in Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02

Middlebury College celebrates this
week the Tooth. anniversary of it's
founding. The institution has never
boasted of a large number of students
but it is presided over by one of Yer
mont's grandest men born and reared
among the hills of the Green Mount
ain state. lie is one of it's many not
ed graduates. lie is assisted by an
efficient corps of professors.
The influences in and about the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

Charles e. Gazelle has bought the
Capt. Alex W. Davis place on the up
per terrace and will take possession
at once.
Miss Jessie Baldwin Of Shoreham,
vt. has been guest of Mr.. and MRS.
Noah B. Hazen the past week.
Mrs. Fidella L. Boyle has gone to
Chesterfield, N. H. for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Whitaker OF
Conc )rd N. H. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Wbitta-
ker for short time, returned to Con-
cord Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Carpenter
of Toledo, o. came Tuesday to pass
few weeks in town. They are now
guests Of Mrs. w. Carpenter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02

The wise heads of the democratic
party will make heroic effort to
unite their forces at Kansas City on
Wednesday, but their planks are al
together too numerous to meet with
the appreciation of all. They never
vet have had a more difficult problem
to solve than the one that will be pre-
sented to them at the coming ma
tiOnal convention.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02
Freezing weather in July

Would cause great discomfort and loss, but
fortunately it is seldom known. vast
amount of misery is caused at this season,
however, by Impoverished blood. poor appe-
tite aud general debility. These condi-
tons may be rem sdied by enrlching the
blood and toning the ste mach with Hoods
Sarsaparilla. This medicine seems to put
new life in the whole physical system.
simply because of its wonderful power to
purify, enrich and vitalize the blood, create
an appetite and invigorate the digestive
functions. We advise you to get bottle
and try it If you are not feeling just right.
1t will do you more good than six weeks
vacation. 1t is the best medicine money
can buy. ad
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-02

L. Boyden, chairman; c. L. Emery,
secretary and treasurer. These with
II. Il. Wilcox, of Thetford, j. X.
Lynde, of Williamstown, and Daniel
Tarcey, of Newbury, were elected the
executive committee.