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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04

CoMMUxIcATED.
0FFIcs OF THE STATE B0AEp
or HEALTH or Mn.
No 10 SoUTH ST., BALI,
June ., 1901.
Dr.. T1ox- LgHeA, Heaith 06sesr for ~
Nayy's Co. Leoaardsera. Nd Dear Doc
Tor :-Rerlring 20 yours OF recent date
we have TO say thss you are charged
with the enforcement OF the Law In St.
Mary's county. aud there can be no eva
sion without your active or passive con-
sent You hare not advised rs Of the
burial % any person without permit
Whenever you do so, We Sre ready 10
prosecute the responsible parties.
We can find out who dies in s.. Ma
Fy's, aud having no further information
than that the funerals took place with
ont permits, We can charge no one but
you and the County Commissioners with
the violation Of the law This the At
torney-General tells rs that we can do.
II therefore you want TO operate the Law
you have very good reason for press
ing the undertakes and physicians,
namely, that you are yourself liable 70
be prosecuted by us.
We are ready Ia prosecute any one and
every one who evades the Law, but we
must have the necessary information
from you, otherwise we hold you aces
sorry 10 such violations as we discover
without your aid I wish yogmight
call in and see Us on the subject.
Yours very truly,
JoHx s FULTox, Secty.
To TIE Physicians and UadeFfaksrs Of
50. Harys C0uRty-Geatlsnes IL pub
lish above letter from John s. Fulton,
Secty to State Board of Health OF Ma
ryland, written in reply to one of mine,
in which, after complaint from him that
1 had not reported q death in 81. Ma
rvs county during the month OF May.
1901, I stated It was impossible to re-
port such TO him unless the physicians
and undertakers reported TO me. de-
sire here to give notice. that unless the
physicians, undertakers and all others
of St. Nary's county who are charged
with any duty under the laws of Mary
land with regard to Health" comply
with such laws, shall be compelled, in
order to protect myself, to report all
persons who disregard said laws and let
the State Board of Health take what
course it will. / do not care 10 place
myself or the County Commissioners of
this county in a position to be prescott
ed for the neglect Of others.
Respectfully,
THos. Lynch,
Health officer for Sc. Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04

10 nkske fe0m fef Pail stock which il
aow he4Mx na36S t. A. Josa 3 Son are
osIeFsa3 - fe6sced prices : fall stock Of
jsdses asa ssllSFsass Oxfefds II both
n1saa So Fssems Bsneh@s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04
Saul LeVinson,
Matchmaker and jeTsleF,
LEollRDfoHH, Maryland

have ffted NJ mEnplaee Of business VITA q
arsf-ciass stock Of s6sia ssesa and Pare
s11ssR Baxezcs. settle ssss1a Rfnxs,
Chafns and ala a<fnss Ga Sewslry..
Ap@a@al attenkion Pain 10 aktlnR EPRCTA-
CLkS And EYEGLASSES. the glasses Of
which are the vewy BEST PEBnLE8 mm
prepAred 90 snif al persons aad ages. Every
p1Sr OF &4aEscs - given for trial for ak months
% Ey cnstnmer& Old glasses reraired and
.aSssssS.7 TIE very eezt nanuer- Bswsre os
The people of s. Mary's county hssnuow
a opportunity Of purchasing watches. clocks
SO 81 kinds 81 teweiry fhAt are gsszfnzrsaea
ana warranted To 1e tus9 a. REPRESENTED
81 Fepa.slns done NJ Eny store Gao be confl-
gently relied up0n.
Old sold and 4 yer bought or exchanged Tor
n co.. sooas. Al orders By mail viii receive
NJ place % business Il IN the new building
g NJ francis v. King. adsoining the law OF
ace O. Robert c. Comhs. Esqr.. Leunmrafown.
REFERExcEs.
zech K MoFKza. n. u. Josaph II. Kev.
y harrss Csmslier. 70 3: Morgan.
C4p& nan Adams. Jos- hi. Mlfhurn
Szgt 9U= Sorr1ss W.n~ SCARS
April 2e-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04

A Fine Lot Of Shoes.
Ladies and Mems Shoes. fine for In,
summer season, as Low as soc per pail
and as high up rs - 90 Ladies' Oxforl
slippers, with cloth tops, are reall,
worth - 50; my price 81 so Acheapei
grade, 15c per pair. are worth 81 25
Misses Fine Shoes from SOC mp TO 81 so
Infants Shoes soc, CSC, 3Oc., Sc. soc
Mems Coarse from 75c up to $50 FOL
the best in the world. Mems Fine
Shoes from Doc up 20 &3.
Notion Department.
Silk Bosom Shirts from lsc M 10
81 Fancy Shirts, open in front,
the best made, SIC. Working
snirts goods honest. &c. Real
honest, 4Oc- Suspenders are real
iy given away, Sc, 13ic and &c.
per pair.
Hosiery.
Meas Half Hose, pairs for &c.
pairs &c, really as good az ron
can buy for Zoe per pair.
Bargains IN Clothing.
Meas Light Salts, good, mic.
clothes, $3-25. All Wool Suns
SECS Black Clay Worsieds, $40
90. $s25s 5000, are really worth
$i5. Mems Dark Suits from
S225 up. Youths Suits, 81 so
$2.i0, 81 $50 ChiIdren's Suits, al
sizes, all colors, from &c up e
So Boys Knee Pants from 15C
mp TO 75c- Mems Pants from SOC
up TO $3.50
Picture FEames-Large sizes, IL
xf6, PIC 1890, 35c.
JUST CALL AND SEE THESE BARGAINS.
Eats.-LaTge stock Of FELT HATS
and STRAW HATS. Mems Felt Hats,
beautiful, for SOC and 75c., are worth
si-25. Mems Straw Hats from 75c up
to 81.
NJ. l.. MILLISON'S,
Leonardtown, Md.
May 30.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04
Look Here!
4 Pleasant Month i Jnna ani Ill
lisun's stock q Gocis ia
Pleasing One.

A fall line OF Summwe Lawns. Per
Gals, Ducks and Lawns, from 4c. 20 lac.
per yard Light and dark Cahcoes.s &C.,
g. and cents per yard for the very
best IN the market.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04
Facts Worth Knowing.

FULLY intending to discontinue the
merchandise business, ] am Offering for
sale at lowest kind of prices two very
large stocks of goods-one at Ridge and
that az my old stand.
THEY MUST GO BY SEPT. 1, 1901,
and the cash will secure for all who
avail themselves OF this opportunity the
greatest kind of bargains. These stocks
consist of everything. usually carried in
country stores. Biggest kind OF induce
ments offered TO any one that will buy
entire stock straight out. Don's fail TO
stop in when out on business and save
money.
VIII rent to responsible person for
one or a term of years my sfore-house.
which is one of the largest and most
conveniently arranged houses for bust
ness in the county.
WA POWELL,
June Std. Ridge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04

NO of Article 3 OF
he State.
the General As
q nfths of all the
oncurring,) That
he same Is hereby
the Constitution
by the legal and
provided,
band stand In the
no Of Article 3 OF
hi be divided into
.ar as may be of
figuous territory,
districts OF Balti-
time TO time DO
d the provisions
he State, ssall DO
shall DO elected
said legislative
III of the counties
III shall serve for
'his election, sub
enators hereafter
4 ted bu she author
Foregoing section
lment to the Con-
ttion for members
this State, to be
Ter the first Mem
|er, nineteen hum
to the legal and
their adoption or
ie directions con-
Institution OF this
b the vote on said
Constitution shall
ballot there shall
DIS, "For the Con-
Against the Con-
the voter shall
said election due
Governor of tho
Oscd amendment,
teenth Article of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04
pr, OF Article 3,
bis State.

ir, OF Article 3,
his State.
General Assem-
Z all tho men,.
rring.l That tho
same Is hereby
he Constitution
by the legal and
rein provided,
~ stand in tho
ur OF Article Q.
T. after the tax
ionGl Census Of
of the popuIa-
4 thority thereof,
% of representa-
to be made on
ach of the soy.
ng q population
ess, shall IN: en-
3ery county hay
fifteen thousand
thousand souls.
fates; and every
pf twenty-eight
| thousand souls,
oates; and every
forty thousand
nd souls, shall DO
nd every county
iy-five thousand
titled to six dele
bf the four legis-
/ baltimore shall
legdtesto which
may be entitled
sonmeDt, and the
lhe poSer 10 pro-
|sme. for altering
OF the existing
OF BaltimoFe. 60
20, be of equal
nAI always con-
acted By the asL
l foregoing sec
iendment TO the
'xt election for
sscmbly OF this
" next after the
November, nine
admitted 20 the
ereof, for their
lance of the de
!, of the Consti-
no said election
endment TO the
, and upon each
or printed the
| Amendment"
/ Amendment"
lmediatcly after
hail be made to
md against said
aNl.al III thu anifi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04
u
|I(0lIl.

Session in the
cneral Assem-
3i proposing
OF the state:
Of Article ..
4 Of Article q.
2 OF Article q.
te. which said
'r'is following.
;, OF Article s.
C. and TO pro-
"a amendment
state for adop-
General Assem-
II all the menu
20 Houses con-
Section be and
/ CO an amend
fitution OF this
gal and quail
pa by law pro-
Ind In the place
Article.
|ney shall. per.
such fees and
sceeding three
may hereafter
bny States At
! fee or reward
syed by law, ne
removed from
3 Attorney for
annual salary
had shall have
at an annual
|lueand dollars.
lh annual sala-
|lndred dollars
baltimore City
III OF said sala-
the said States
fore been pruc-
enacted, That
proposed as an
b OF this State.
|ction for MEM
3 be held In this
q qualified vot-
or rejection, In
lined in Article
ISid election the
Int shall be by
re shall be writ
10 COnstitutiOn-
Unconstitutional
! elect, and Inn
no return shall
10 vote on said
ed by the said
'itution.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04

WALTER SMITH.
ryland, in pursu-
ion one OF Article
of the State. do
! copy of said bills
Amendments bs
wspapers In each
foe published, and
bay i,c published,
In three newspa-
pre-, one of which
mage. once a week
Preceding the next
hich said general
sday, the 9th day
|dSed and one), at
|sndments shall be
loters of the State
that each amend
lately.
hder my hand and
Zeal OF Maryland.
We City OF snnap-
IN day OF JUNE.
Of our Lord niae-
ID and one.
ER SMITH,
nor Of Maryland.
: BATKMAK,
secretary Of state.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04
n and after Saturday. june 2sth,
STEAMER ST. MARrs

VIII leave Pier 9, Light Street wharf
every SATURDAY and Wednesday, at
go a. m. for Fair Haven, Plum Point,
Dares, Governors Run and the Patux-
emit River, IS far as Benedict. Return
ing. will leave Benedict every Monday
and Thursday &C i-30 g. m, Sotterly at 5
. m, Milestone Landing at 10 q m,
Governors Run a. Il N, Plum Point At
p. IN and Pair Haven as ESQ D. N for
Baltimore.
Freight received a. Pier 6, Tuesday
and Friday until p. L.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-04
Notion Department.
Hosiery.

Meas Half Hose, 6 pairs for &c.
1 pairs sc, really as good a. ron
can buy for Zoe per pair.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
DANA'S
SHERBURNE.

u. II. Griffin of Springfield,
Mass, and Harry Ii, chcock of Hol
yoke are at !. II. lohnson's this
week.
Mrs. Ida Wilson, Mrs. Ida
Spaulding and Miss Fannie Wilcox
visited in Wool,,"ck last Satul duv
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alicn Lewis visited
at F. G. Spauiding's last Monday.
Miss Cora Sutherland of Rutland
has leen spending Il few days with
her sister, Mrs. ]. {. Carnahan.
Earl Clifford had the misfortune
to SAW one of his hands while at
work in Chas. Wetmore's mill at
West Bridgewater. DR.. Boyden of
Bridgcwatcr dressed the wound.
Road Commissioner Lewis COM
menced work on the mountain road
Wednesday OF this week.
Frank Fish of Pittsfeld is at work
for Mrs. b. l.. Iladley.
Mrs. Dora Davis is visiting in
Rutland this week.
Walter Parmrntcr of Pit;sfeld is
doing papering and painting at Will
Gifford's.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
WEST BRIDGE WATER.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W gilmore
were in Rutland S,iurdov.
N,,,,, p..,:. .. , d. :,
','' 49, N''''' WHY '''' ''' 81
''"' lay ~ '''N CIV ''' '.' ''"'''' >,
~ j. l'nheV : from FRIDAY until
Sunday.
{. l.. Coates and wife went to
North Shrewsbury Saturday, retu,n-
inc Snnd,y
CY.,.I. ,,.r ~ :, go =,
ii. .nn r.,,l1u,
" '','' ~ '''''
Earl Hlilord' Wh" had the m'Slor-
n ' !" ~, '". &C. ",'S'' w '''S ''s'''
' ,'I ',''' y ''' , ,,. "''''c ~
s s"'" '3' H"'S: e''''o,e !" '',e
he exnrrt.I ''' ~ " >'''N
,r,I, n..., ,,,,, ~
mouth visited at J. X SnnnId;nG,s
Thursday. II. is s. Years old and
seems uu;tr we'll ior n,. M III.
Mrs K y n,;L,,. ,ho h,. h.,,
sick TO, tine mast vr.l w;,h h.r
daughter in West Wnodstock re.
turned home, Tuesday
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
DEWEYS MILLS.

The ball game here last Satulda,
the North IIarllands VS.. West
llarltord-wls not very close one,
the score standing 9 to 20 in favor
of the North llartland team.
Mr. and Mrs. O. +. McCabc spent
SUNDAY in iIartland.
Miss Florence \IcElrov is at home
ON a vacation.
John Mcbride is spending Il few
DAYS about town.
Mrs. Nellie Lusslcr is spending Il
few days with her parents in Iafts-
vile.
Tom Shepard, while working in
the Leighton saw mill, had the mis-
fortune to get one hand against the
saw, cutting off one finger and in
juring another.
Prot. II. {. Moore of Hartford
was here as instructor of the Dewey
band last Tuesday evening.
Frank OSmcr of Tattsville, who
has been laid up with a broken leg
tor several weeks. called on friends
here Sunday.
Miss Ellen Benton of Wilder $
working at :. O. Gays.
Mrs. Ellen Cobb and Mrs. Walter
Bourbon are on the sick list.
Elmer Bond has some very fine
views taken of the Gulf and also of
the surrounding country.
\ species of flv or bug has totally
DESTROYED field Of corn on the SAT
tord estate.
Farmers are complaining about
the potato beetle. 1t has multiplied
in great number, and is bent on de
struction.
Don't forget the band concert and
basket picnic Friday evening, June
u. at Village hall, Quechec.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
CHURCH SERVICES.

Univcrsalist - Usual services in
the morning and evening.
Christian - Morning service at
1890, with sermon. Sunday school
at |, o'clock. Junior {. +. at 5
o'clock, and y. +. S. {. E. at 7
o'clock. Welcome to all.
st. James--Nlorning service at
1890, evening service at 5 o'clock.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by the
pastor, Rev. Frank &. Putnam.
Young Peoples meeting at 6 O'Clock
p. M.
Methodist Episcopal Rev. Chas.
+. Partridge, pastor. Morning SER
vice at 1880; Ills O'Clock, Sun
day school; 6.IS p. M, Epworth
League; evening service, 7 p. m. {;
Thursday, mid-week service 1880 p.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
WINDSOR COUNTY COURT.
IC\I. TERM 1901.

Court took a recess Thulsda,
until ncNt Tuesday, when the civi
cases will be taken up.
Mondays business included the
case Of John Dunbar, a local offend
or. who goes to the house OF correc
ton for from three to four month,
tor assault, lie pleaded guilty,
{. Caswcll. who was charged
with taking a lot of fence wire thai
did not belong to him, was found
guilty OF petit larceny,
George NJ. 81 ckman of Spring,
field. charged with assault with in.
tent to com nit sape, was tried Tues.
da> and found guilty.
The probation officer reported I'M.
tavornhIv in Merton Spaulding' S
case and he was sentenced to the
house at correction for not less than
one o, more than one and onc-half
Years.
In the case of State vs.. Bomhowrl
ct al. from Hartford, all three re.
sponden,s pleaded guilty to breach
of the peace and were fined $50 and
costs each.
G. H. lloadle>. charged with
practicing dentistry without H.
ccnse. pleaded guilty hv counsel and
was fired rs and costs.
!. Alunlo Bryant Of Bethel WAS
tried "Wednesday for cruelty to ami
mails, conducting his own defense
with much cIoqucnce and earnest
ness. r described himself as n
stoch-,,iscr. well known all over,
Ncrn'cut and particularly ia western
Vermont. lie felt the disgrace of
his incarceration deeply and in en-
Iargin4 up'n the responsibility of
his taril> and the pictv of his par
cn'N he told the jury that he even
occasionally joined IN the songs of
Iion" himself. But J. .NIonzo BrN-
ant WAS found guilty aud was SEN
fenced t" pay Il fine of S,5 and costs
of prosecution.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
BRIDGGWATER VILLAGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. :. King of East,
hampton. Mass. arrived at Mrs.
Geo. Smiths Saturday, where They
are to spend 4 few weeks.
-. O. Sullivan and ID. +. Grainev
of Winooski are new hands in the
wo"lcn mill.
\. {. Walker is putting in some
stalls in b. +. Wcedcn'S barn, where
he is going to keep his horses. and
he ha, engaged board and room at
DR.. Lanes
viii Hawkins has gone to house
keeping in one of Mr. Mackenzic's
tcncments.
+. =. Smith returned from Bristol
Tuesday. II. S, King went over
Monday and came back with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter took n
carriage drive to Hartford Saturday
and from there thrv took the train
to Brattlrhoro. returning to Hart
ford Saturday night. and after at
Tending church there Sunday morn
ing they drove home IN the after
noon.
!. W. Mack of Proctorsvillc is in
town.
A. Sturtevant and family of
Brooklyn, n. y, are expected in
town this week. They have rented
w. :. Rodiman's house TOR the sum-
mer.
The Bridgcwater ball team began
the season Saturday afternoon on
the home grounds hv defeating the
Proctorsvil!cs in Il loosely played
game, although the score was low
s to :. The game was devoid of
any sensational players. The visit
ors outside OF the box were very
weak and went INTO the air at criti-
cal times, giving the pitcher practi,
caIIy no support. They were also
lacking at the bat, but perhaps that
was in measure due to the work of
Wilson in the box for the home
team. as he pitched a strong game,
being most effective with men on
bases. There are quite Il number of
new men on the team this year but
the game was not fast enough to
judge OF their playing. All the old
ones PLAYED their usual steady game
both at the bat and IN the field.
L. \. Woods is in Wood,tuck
this week.
". II. \ ctman is in NiIlvile,
Mass. this week ON business con-
ncctcd with his fathers death.
Miss Grace Pcrham injured her
arm quite badly in the mill and is
out ON a vacation in consequence.
Rev. W. \. Rcmclc was in Rut-
laud the first of the week to attend
the state convention Of Congrcga-
tonal churches.
w. q. Brown recently returned
from Il weeks fishing trip at Averill
pond in the north part of the state
with some OF the finest trout it has
been our good luck to see for a long
time, and we can also pass iudg-
mcnt on the quality as we Were for
tunntc in being presented with a
sample.
Miss Blanche Frcncttc and Miss
Lamain of Winooski arc new hands
in the finishing department at the
wooden mill.
Mil Mallory and lady friend of
feri>burg were tie guests of Dr..
and Mrs. Lane last week.
Rev. Mr.. Rcmcle attended Sun
day school convention at Chester
last week.
Misses Annie and Lylian Stringer
of Philadelphia are at their sisters,
Mrs. John Beans.
ut the annual meeting of the
Congregational church and society
it was unanimously voted to retain
Rev. MIR. Remelc AS pastor another
wear.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
PLYMOUTH UNION.
Mrs. Thomas Benham is i'll.

.'il ~ lfJ|llIS IpSllIItlIl - llls
Mrs. a. y. Earle died June 9Th.
She was Il quiet, pleasant woman,
an atfectionute wife and mother, il
kind neighbor. She leaves to mourn
her loss an aged sister. one daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. J. Brown, Il husband,
S. years of age and blind. They
have our sympathy in their sorrow.
Mrs. Blanche Bryant will remain
for the present with her mother and
grandfather.
Dick Brown and his sister Annie
of Meridcn, y. II were here last
week to attend the funeral of their
grandmother. Mrs. a. \. Earle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
QUECHEE.

&. Mann ct Randolph Is III
is at George Z. Mann's for short
STAY
Mrs r 4 Srer,v has oonc 70
n, a., 49,. ,,a.,.., ,,;.;,
'''S' ''''''' wv
'eo' N"'''' WIS ~ WIS '''''' ~
Enileld over sunday.
Miss Nbb'e Saiiorh Is nome RON
Ogontz, Pa. where she has been tor
the past year.
Tom Shcpard lost the end of one
fr,cr ot I .;obton's mill ON Wedncs-
,n
~ M,,,;,,, p.,. -, ,o,,o t,o,,
.', ,'''
The village school closed fr'oav
W. D." VIZ .@s ".'"' '>"''
MSS 'r' '''.''I Wv, ''"' s iI,. ,"' S 81" ,,,,
.rtn'I I,,,,;,n
l. ", Spencer is having his house
painted.
Mr. and Mrs f. :. Hewitt have
moved TO p,rkcr's farm,
Mrs. Lena uurlbutt has moved
,r,n \,,. ,nL,.r,, house m Hart.
ford.
Mr.. I & p,rLcr has added n
,,;,,,, tr r,.,s;I,n,n
S,,r T;,Lh,m has b,uyht thc
\vu,nr ,I,,n
Tr,rl, Wilson has purchased IIor-
nee Rro>yn nlocr.
Mrs. A. :. Carter INA, had plate
GLASS windows put in her house
R.I. Hunt has moved into one
nf T;ulhon's ,ruer,ru,s.
TaFIsVlLLE.
Rev, Mr.. Partridge will he with
,l, ,,,,, ho,, ,.yt Sunday
'' ~ ''' ~ ,..', ,..,
N''' N''o''l '''S '''''' '''" '''''
West Upton, Mass.
Mrs. ". {. Hall Of White River
Junction and daughter Bcrnicc Wis
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
KlLLINGTON PEAK SOLD.

kilington Peak, the second high
est mountain in Vermont, has Lecn
sold by V. {. Mcyerhoffer OF Wash
ington, d. G., to Marcellus +.
Wheeler of Rutland.
The property comprises .5,5 acres
OF timbercd land and Il hotel on the
top of the peak. Mr.. Wheeler will
add 1t to his immense game preserve
which adioins.
The Age and Weekly Tribune, to
new subscribers, for one dollar Il
year
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
Made a Deputy U. s. Marshal.

United States Marshal Field has
has appointed Frank II. Chapman
of Rutland a deputy marshal to sue
coed q. \. Stoddard, who has re-
signed to accept the position of gen
eial manager of the Emerson Pump
company. of Washington. ID. {.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
News of Woodstock.

United State, Mars hal +. \. liiel,
of Rutland registered at the Inn
"wednesday.
Among the weeks arr ivaIs at tn,
Innarc Miss |. NJ. Cove. Swamp
scott, Alnss. Miss +. f, Davis
Beverly, MASS. J. +. Davis, New
ton,2NIa,s. ; Mr.. and Mrs Isaac II,
Meservc, Mrs, Briylcn, Boston
Mrs. !. +. Grrcnou.h, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac :. Plat, New York
NJ aud Mrs. ID. +. Grosvvuol
returned to Peabody, Mass. Mon,
day.
e. b. Marble and family OF bo>-
ton are at l.. Is. Marbles for tW,
weeks They 60 from here to TIC
Crawford House.
M The tooth annual convention OF
the Congregational churches of Yer
,nont, the annual meeting OF the
Vermont Domestic Missionary >ocic.
tyS and the 18TH annual session of
the Woman'S Home Missionary
union opened at the Congregational
church in Rutland Tuesday.
Rev. &. l.. l.add. SON OF NJ. W.
Ladd of thi, town. for the past -four
wears, pastor OF the congregational
chAch in Waterbury, having recent
ly&ndercd his resignation delivered
his parting message to the church
on Sunday. the 9th.
81 .arry' Bridge Of \cw Work
registered at the Inn Tuesday.
Mrs. f. H. Power, i, visiting hrr
son, Albert l.. Powers. in North
anapton, Mass.
Nliss Madeline smith of Chicago
y isthc guest Of Miss Mice l.. Eaton.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-15
POMFRET.

MIR. Talcott. from the northern
part of the state, lately purchased Il
car load of Jerseys in town.
Lewis Dana recently added Il
United States separator to his dairy.
Miss Rachel Thatcher has Il
bicycle.