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The sun., 1901-04-20

divers people Of brains. comfortably. not In
decenuy. rich-Mr Rogers and his friends are
the true aristocraoy Of New York" and they
are much more exclusive than the fashion
able set" Soon these brilliant persons APP
pear; Mrs Chenoweth. the wife Of great
magazine editor. Mrs Hammond. the wife
of great art publisher, Mrs, Laurence.
great" authoress. Miss Simpson. editor
OF great" woman's magazine, Mr. Henry
walker Rolls a great" novelist, "Of course
You love hts work" says Mrs, Hammond
who gushes like a Texas oil well; "he has the
immense sales he deserves TO have-such
spiritual insight-real Interpretation OF God.
h" IS 80 great invountarily lower my voice
10 speak 10 him, and | think the two most
wonderful sights ever have witnessed are
Henry Walker Rolls fishing and eating The
Lady Helen doesn't find the great man 40
marvellous. He eats in solemn silence ana
she wants 10 pitch the ice-cream at him
But there comes an hour when he throws
or his cloak and glow-rs in naked ferocity.
Mrs. Hammond Is gushing in the absence ol
the elegant Mrs Laurence with her cloud ot
cendre hair, Mrs Laurence. who has had so
many offers from her own countrymen
but not one from an Englshmhn That
Ia what We have TO write forl" cries the eS-
ploding Rolls There are thousands, tens
Of thousands OF these damned fool women
that we have to write down To and pose to
II We want 70 make our bread and butter
Tut, tIt, Henry Walker Rolls, is thi' the
way in which you ought to talk to LADY,
Bot he Will he brutally frank with Lady lie n
because she's got sense and he likes her
you think I'm an ass and am. have to be-
v1,s Eta .d ka man
an cmasculaied. back homeless pos.ur to please the
pEssonlr~ women and the unid publishers Of The
United states. wish ] had been born
an Fnsshman. To he grss, In English literature
you've only 20 be dun. but ~ he great In American
literature you've got to be n cunurh.
WhcN' Tnsh. tush, MIR Rolls, Where IS
Fra Antonio Comstock? Who're Is Harry
1hurSton Peck?
Rogers !, in love with tho Lady Helen. A
Trust lawyer rather cuts" him "out At
The Trust llvvrr's instiGation Lady Helen
goes ~ another lax" whcr" she meets som"
charm nrIpeoplN from this part the country
They are not 50 deteTmlnedy intellectual as
the Lake Boulder folk, A Lady Helen says
what difference u reminds mr. ~ something
the Prince is reported 10 have said once; Bright
peop. yes but no damned Intellect
These agreeable persons don't use the
words" ar.stucraic' or refined but Lady
Helen. remembering the democratic peeler
and '-alesAdy Of impossible dialect and
Jendma, the hired girl. Who cives warning
because She can't cons, ,.eutloUSN consent
to live In q house whey" a." help aren't al
lowed 10 eat with In" ioins, finds thu Inicrobe
Of arl,lu'racy in her uow acqIniatanc"7
They "Wst lack -".t-con~Cuusuo--, and
The sun., 1901-04-20
GRAND LIST OF HAVANA,
ASSESSORS HOPE TO FINISH THKIH
WORK ~ THREE MONTHS.
Hosse Property In Large Towns as valuable
- ct the Last Assessment-Frauds Prsc-
tised Hitherto-No Further Extension Of
Time TO Those who Are Mort tagged.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tised Hitherto-No Further Extension of
Time TO Those who Are Morxssed.
!spscial Cab. Ds,paieh TO THE Sun.
HAVANA, April ie.--The Municipal Assess
ment Board. consisting Of Ave Councilmen
and seven taxpayers. has begun its work.
II hopes to finish II in three months, though
IL In doubted IL this can be done. good
authority says that house property in Havana
and most Of the large towns IA as least as
valuable a. II was when last assessed in 1857.
though in the small towns 1t is probably
worth less.
The assessments as usual will he made on
the annual rental obtained. II is said that
hitherto there have been enormous frauds
In tho assessments. The members Of the
board have always grown rich.
The commission. consisting Of four Judges
Of the Suprame Court and four Secretaries,
which was appointed to consider the advisa-
bilty Of granting further extension Of time
10 those having mortgages on their property.
does not recommend any further extension.
In some cases however. the commission
considers that debtors have some right 10
be considered, as IN the case Of the owner Of
sugar estate who borrowed money ON a
mortgage and was unable 10 work his estate
owing 20 the decree Of Gen Weylcr prohibiting
the planting OF cane, on the one hand, and
the action Of the revolutionis,S, on the other.
who threatened to burn the cane If i, was
planted In cases where estates are mort
gagged TO their full value the commission
recommends that the law take its course.
In regard 70 the old claims against tho mu-
inequalities for military supplies and forage,
which were charged TO the municipalities
by order OF the Spanish Government II is
proba ble that these debts will not be recog-
nized as binding. they having been imposed
by the military for State purposes Other
old claims such As schoolteachers salaries.
can now he brought W. though as vet no
provision to meet them has been made In
the budgets The audiencas will ad-
judcate these claims. which are said 10 reach
a total Of o.. O0o, OOo
The sun., 1901-04-20
OTSEGO SOCIETr'S FIRST BANQUET.
Tblrty.nvc New Members Adrnitted-A Flour
fishing Organization,

The Otsego Society. composed Of men and
women living In this city who came from
Otsago county, held their first banquet last
IighT Mt tho Hotel Eerlngton The Hon.
Sl!a~ Il butcher, the President ~ the society,
was he toastm6ster and he made the prn-
Ciual speech other speakers were Or John
a Wight, BEN amin Estes. Walter II Bum.
John Il cary and Edwin i johnson
w. Tito Otrcgn Society was only incorporated
ir March, but II has now over $50 members,
ntsht at business meeting preceding the
luV " mi
The sun., 1901-04-20
Man Killed by a Train in q Tunnel

Patrick ponnellan, an assistant cotton in
spector in the employ Of the New York Cot
ton Exchange. was killed by train while
passing through "a tunnel under the lighthouse
station property on the Staten Island Rapid
Transit Railway Rt - George Yesterday
morning After Donneilan and a companion
had entered the tunnel train Came through.
Cling il with smoke second train struck
DOnupllrn
The sun., 1901-04-20
Rrliaiuus Hutir.s.

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH C'nnaran. S4th
at, corner Park av.- Service II \. NJ. Rev. william
X Algrr of boston will preach Subject The Sub
sisnuAl Identity OF Wisdom and Religion" Sunday
school 10 O'Clock ia chapel entrance, Park ay., all
cordially invited
GRkCF METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
West i0tth 81, near columbus av. Services AZ IA
A N, and S +. NJ The new pastor, DIR LOtI
ALBERT BANKS VIII preach morning and even
ing Morning subject The Phases Of Christianity
demanded By iho New Century" Evening sub
ject "ChTs,s III ioT Tired World" Strangers most
cordially w,omcd special music both services
ST. JAMES CHURCH Madison av. and 7isi 81
Rev Y, WApnle Warren. y. ID, Rector
Holy Communion 4. NJ.
Service and sermon Or Nelson, CITY MSSonl II A. II.
Evening prayer. sermon CRsctor p. VI
The sun., 1901-04-20
HARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMASAc-rHrs DAY
Sun rises .... $40 Sun sets. .6s4 Moon SETS. el3
HIGH vATER--TBs DAY
Sandy Hook 10 30 Gov IA $50 Hell Gate 8 -
The sun., 1901-04-20
ArrIvcd-FRlNAY. Anil u

ATrIvrd-FR'OAY April ~
So Norge, knud<sn, Copenhagen. April ,.
SsAgGltia, Grliich. lr!e'tc, March II
- NumadlC. Thomas, Liverpool. Apnl 0
Sq Zlngnfn. HuGgs~s Rotterdam Aptil
81 Archimrdr, Gnssld0, Genoa. ApIl /
SIS Lackawanna, Everest, Liverpool. April T.
SIS Guihril Schroeder, HOucriim, April
Ss Grenada. Mufchisun. Trinidad, April q
s. AMaYDu-nSr. Hughes, NAnhos. March 81
81 Gannyh. Ferguson santos March ~
- Ishr Petersen. Santa Anna, March 20
Ss cherokee. Getyin. Anaa, Aprl
IS LEY. Larsen, DrmAraro, April
81 Norfolk. Thompson, tien'Iegus, April 3.
IS FlULlGnd Buthr, rhrdrnr', April 10.
IS Saratoga. Johnson. Guantanamo, April 4
S. Jefferson. Dllr Norfolk, April IL
Ss Chesapeake, re!ia1, Baltimore, April =,
Ss Saginaw, Hale, Prnylt,ncr, April ~.
- lanes 5 Whitney, Hallrtt Boston. April "a
So Il,muut. N.l"N. Nrovidsrc~ Aprn a
- Fruria actOr French PhnHdelphia. April -
The sun., 1901-04-20

SIS IA Champagne. from New Yofk Al Havr.
Sc GH'mAu'c, ifn'r New York, 81 Liverpool
IS prurcssin Nc,or!a lulsr, from New York. Of
Athens
IS AuguHs Victoria from New YORK. a. Cherbourg
sAiLP0 FROn PuRHlGN PORTS
s. SCul.rba. rom Chrfbpurg. 'Jt New York
The sun., 1901-04-20
Spiral Nutissa.

CARPET CLEANSING n. II. HANKINsON.
6eS East iS4th ST. Telephone. 2i62 Harlem,
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23
A New Firm.

G. Mcqueen and }. W. Elliott
formed partnership last Monday
and the livery business Of 9. Nc
Queen will hereafter be conducted
by the firm of Mcqueen q Elliott.
They intend enlarging the stock
of horses, buggies, carriages, har
ness and equipment generally and
having larger and better stable
than ever the coming season. They
will also bid extensively for con-
tract work in grading, etc.,
throughout North and South Car
olina and Virginia.
In addition they will do work at
Mr.. Elliott's former business Of
general painting and decorating
and are prepared to furnish esh-
mates on all work of this kind any
where in this or adjoining states.
We wish them much success
and predict a good season for both
firms.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23
lJnwelcome Visitors.

Thieves entered the residence
of Mrs. G. J. Grover of Railroad
street, on last Sunday night and
attempted to enter the following
night the home Of B. A. Hughes,
on the same street, but were fright
ened away. The house Of F. Chat
field, on Ashe street, which has
been unoccupied for several days,
was also entered but nothing
taken. At Mrs. Growers they stole
nothing but a cheap alarm clock
and few loaves of bread, evident
ly having been frightened away
before they secured any valuables,
as money, jewelry and silverware
which might easily have been Sc
cured, were left untouched. A
systematic search was made for
the thieves Tuesday night by
number of citizens and since then,
though they were not captured, no
further attempts at housebreaking
have been made, and it is general
ly believed that they have been
scared away from town.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23
Phone 80.
DRUMMERS' RETREAT,

Southern Pines is gaining new
fame and popularity as resort
and in way that will bring it a
great deal OF valuable advertising.
A commercial 'drummer" is usual
ly credited with knowing a good
thing when he finds it and a whole
lot of drummers think that South
ern Pines is just that thing. In
other words, the commercial trav-
elers Of the state have put down
on their route books that this is a
fine place to "Sunday" and they
tell each other about it. AS re-
suit the commercial trade at the
Southern Pines hotel is steadily
increasing and the festive drum
mer is always in evidence, at home
and happy when he gets here. In
addition to the regular guests, the
following commercial men spent
last Saturday night and Sunday
here, coming a considerable dis
lance out of their regular routes for
that purpose: j. M. Bruitt, Lau-
rinburg; J. M. Little, Charlotte;
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23
RATES LOW.

The Charlotte Observer and the
Raleigh News and Observer will RIM
special trains to the north in Septem-
Der. The FREE PRESS is so busy that
it has decided to postpone its special
train till the St. Louis celebration in
1902. Arrangements are in progress,
the rate will be low, and if you wish
to make the trip of your life, write
our sporting editor, box 8, Southern
Pines, N. c. Do not delay-be in
time.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23

N. A. Gross, Goldsboro; and F. B.
Baldwin, Atlanta. .. T. lrly, of
Atlanta. tried to get here Sunday
but missed connections and came
Monday. Other guests registered
during the week we're: 4, D.
Kyle and Philip Aylet, Of the Sea-
board Air Line and F. B. Wren. of
Trenton, N. J. Mr.. Wren intends
making this place his home and
headquarters and expects to re-
move his family here in the near
future.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23
CITY COMMISSIONERS

At a regular meeting held last
evening with mayor Beck in the
chair and commissioners Thurston,
Shaw and Beck present, the follow
ING business was transacted: Bills
of the FREE PRESS, 1855, G. w.
Shaw, 1915, Junge & Beck, $500,
VIM. Lee, 1881, and men at work
on the streets, $23.10 were ordered
paid. The bill of J. B. Taylor was
referred to auditing committee,
and it was voted to pay Ill, K.
Stewart $500 for services as po-
liceman to Aug. 1, 1901.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23
Another New Firm.

G. L. Edgerton made trip over
to Raetord this week to arrange
for the erection of large sale sta
BILE which is to be 50X100 feet
when completed. The first car
load of horses will be shipped
November 20. Mr.. Edgerton will
manage this stable himself. |. q.
Edgerton will have charge of the
stable here and will keep at all
times number Of sale horses here
as we'll as wagons and buggies and
will sell for cash or onatime. G. l..
Edgerton says he will be ready to
furnish mules and horses in unlim-
tied numbers on terms to suit buy
ers. He has secured quarters at
the ellis hotel for the winter and
rented his cottage here to Rev.
S. D. Stamey, of Randleman.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23
TO SAVE HER CHILD.

From frightful Disagreement Mrs.
Mamie Galleger, of LAGRANGE, Ca, ap-
piled Bucklen's Arnica Salve to great
sores on head and face, and writes it's
quick cure exceeded all her hopes. 1t
works wonders in Sores, Bruises, Skin
Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Scalds and Piles.
25c Cure guaranteed by all druggists.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23
LOCAL MENTION.


Miss Edith Newton Of Southbrldge,
Mass, is guest of Mrs. ] L. Thomp-
son for few weeks.
Prof. A. Rhodes, of the A. & M.
College, Raleigh, is at the Prospect
House today.
McA. Watkins, we'll known dali
rvnan, of Charlotte, was at the South
ern Pines hotel Wednesday.
P. A. Stebbins and wife left this
morning for an extended visit IN the
neighborhood of their old home, Cou-
dersport, Pa.
DR.. c. P. Hayden, of Raleigh,
daughter of Rev. w. ]. Alger, is Wis
iting her parents and expects to re-
main for few weeks.
lanes SWEET, Frank Holcomb and
Misses Catherine SWEET and Kate
Holcomb left Tuesday for the Expo
sition at Buffalo.
Alta regular meeting ofthe South
ern Pines Volunteer Fire Department,
held last "Wednesday evening, COM
1nittee of three was appointed to sol1c-
it subscriptions for the purchase OF
hook and ladder truck.
Examinations for admission to the
N. c. College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts will be held in Raleigh at
the College, September grid and Attn
at o'clock a. IN. The College will
open September 4th Students de-
string rooms must be on hand at the
opening.
The interior decorating of the Con-
gregational church was completed
last Saturday and trustees and mem
bers express themselves as we'll pleas
ed with the work. The walls are fin
ished in soft, delicate cream shade
and the stenciling is in brown and
olive on blended background just
few shades darker than the body color.
Thurston & Parker, Junge & Beck,
P. Pond and others interested in real
estate all report the receipt during the
past two weeks of many letters of in
quiry regarding the renting and pur-
chase of cottages, securing OF rooms
and board ETC., for the season. The
FREE PRESS is also in receipt of many
similar inquiries and all signs point
to the most successful season in the
history of Southern Pines.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23

What most people want is something
mild and gentle when in need of a physic.
Chamberlain S Stomach and Liver Tablets
filth bill to dot. They are to take and
pleasant in effect. For sale by Johnson's
Pharmacy
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23

Concatenated Order Hoo-Hoos,
Norfolk, Va, Sept 9-I3. Rate from
Southern Pines for the round trip
S7.65. Tickets on sale Sept. 7-8; final
limit Sept. IS.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06

Don't forget yogel's Biz Ministries
"Wednesday evening.
A number Of candidates were in
iriared into the Eastern Star Tuesday
evening.
The Y. NJ. c. a. basket ball team
plays in HooSick Falls, y. Y. Satur-
day night.
The date Of the annual fair Of the
Cniversalisr society has been changed
to January 30.
The December meeting Of the Pro
fesSional club Will be held week from
next Monday evening with the paper
BY Lawyer K. c. Bacon.
The regular meeting Of Camp 72S7.
Modern Woodmen Of America, will be
held in Red Mems hall Thursday
evening. and the election of officers
will take place.
Hugh Kelley Of Rutland, who was
brought 70 the Retreat about 8 week
ago. died Monday night from senile
exhaustion The body vas taken %
Rutland on "Wednesday
The Green street book club held
its annual meeting with Mrs. (. H.
Putnam Wednesday evening. Several
invited guests Of the Steiner sex were
present, and supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howe and son
sail today from New York for the Ber-
mudas where Mr.. Howe i connected
with his brother, Sherman. in the
management Of the Princess hotel
Mercury. which stood at 10 de-
Erees below zero az the West village
yesterday. dropped TO y below this
morning: while here il fell from zero
yesterday 10 from 10 10 degrees below
today.
D. H. Forester Of Srratton has
Of Guilford for 5000, alleging that
Johnson aIienaced the affections of
Forester wife about TWO years ago
term Of the county court.
Sherman y. Howe. well-knovn
here as an old time Bratrleboro boy.
was married 70 Miss Anna B. Hllyer
in New YORK Monday. December ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe sail today for the
Bermudas where Nj Howe Is man
ager Of the Princess hotel
George VI S9land, Of Nawfan= and
A4Gi- F. Williams Of EnosbUrE were
married Yesterday ar the home #
Charles Oakas. - South Main street,
Re-. Fl. f. Miles performing the mar
rage ceremony. Mr. S1lac1- Owls
farm just above Nevtane, and they
will live there.
The Grand Army Pos have ap-
POINTED George F.. SellecG a committee
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06


A special meeting Of Fort DUN
mer chapter will be held in Masonic
hall this evening.
-Diedrick Stolte will move soon q
the new house Just completed by J. VI.
Tyler or Forest street.
One Of Springs coupe horses FL.
and broke its leg on High street YES
terdav. 1t was killed.
The annual parish meeting Of the
Y nlyersaIlS- society viii be held mex,
Tuesday evening a. L3Q
Mrs, c. X. Jones left Thursday
for Mldtlebury, where her daughter,
Mrs. Louis Henkel, is i'll.
Bert [. Perry. Strarton lumber
man. has filed petition in bankruptcy
with liabilities Of 1908 and no assets
The annual pew rental Of the Con
gregational church was held Wednes-
day evening. The seats We're sold
about as usual
announcement IS made from
Washington that jeanette H. Maclay
Of this town has been granted q patent
for improvements in hook and eye.
Not a very large crowd attended
the first dance in the series Of socials
70 De given at Melrose Wednesday even
ing, but d delightful time was enjoyed.
C. \. Barker and Charles Cakes
caught - handsome rickecel al Xii
burn lake one day this week. The fish
We're on exhibition in Oakes barber
shop Monday
A regular meeting Of Ethan Allen
T - ID
held IN Grand Army hall next Tuesday
evening at :. - o'clock. All members
requested to be present.
The annual meeting Of the Brat
Tleb0ro East society will be held
Wednesday evening. December 18th.
After the meeting refreshments will
be served by the ladies,
The Sewing society of the Swedish
Lutheran church held d sociable and
sale Of fancy articles Saturday eyeniag
IN the church parlorS. which was
highly successful affair 80 being
realized
The W c, T. [. held their bust
ness meeting Wednesday afternoon and
il was decided 70 have The next supper
December = The next meeting will
ba q Bible reading 1ex- Wednesday
afternoon 81 the I. ". c. 4. rooms.
A '. May agency has sold for
c. G. Eastman Of Springfield. Mass.
his place at West Brarrlehoro which
he bought one year ago Of David T.
Perry 10 L. 0. FELTON, Of Marsh Hill.
North Carolina. formerly n Jamaica
Nj. FELTON, -akes possession az once
Protective grange will give q shoe
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

..cA- NOTES AND GOSSIP
Martin returned on Wednes
1ding the L. 5. District
and
T. Scofeld of Mortified.
4-1 a. The Baptist church
xeharge with Rev. F. Z.
- o.: he Vermont Wheel
# Ladies nights Will De
~ evening. Cards and
. he the pasrimes.
Sunshine society met at the
2L-,. c. F. r.. JENNIE Sacur-
male plans for the gladdening
- -s--- on Christmas day.
e. Johnson. s.. who died
= Marlboro Saturday after
--. f.: several weeks Of paralysis
:. -s--=r Of Mrs. Frank Hildrerh
r.-a--.
M ia F. Howe has been con-
= -- be3 several days as the
5s.li-E downstairs the lat
.as- week. She was badly
a- the body and her back
---.i-et.
--. vas 4 hearing a. Waterman
s. Nor9av and TUESDAY
g..---- q F Bu--erf}4II. in
4 x Gates y Afhar-
- u Westminster. for breach Of
,- p 3 lumber deal The plain
tza- s-t=t $40 damages.
r. -1 year u the Knights q
Castle 5re146 with q banquet
---z.-c in the vesrry Of the
.-- .-urcL. Following the
-.- 81 interesting sale q
r- auction and musical So
sa-4ra. Of the members.
..- r-s...sr. has hear arr.oir--
-. mn ;--... ~ n
Idol s-@ rzror- nv vAs-
. -..-z.- a-5 AFFECTION j. may
r.. --- ..,-~-a.s n zv-raSs ~.
-...--.-- - n rari6r ~ he
= -. 80 pra-iSzr-
-- L-4E7'' ne 10y " 10 J" - -
. ~ weeks arc CF -2.EI--
i. ~. was -asar from his
r.. .- t----o- 20 the Greenfield.
NJ. --.-5-af Monday in charge Of
:. -s- C,a--a15. Jp 70 the latter
~ = ... TX ne bov had been
..- ---4 --,-r--v bu- pneumonia
- s-9 If was thought hest 70
i. E..- - he wonI4 receive bet
---a---- 71-llsiaszn was shown a.
--- SEe- service W9Ic1 was
r. "a --= Er@Ea clo1aL en- lE-l
aE ---- Kew. I. l. Scoh141'
--- the meeting, gave al
,- s-- convincing argument agaInsst
- accepting Chrls- a11 MS
,, -.-=---y had etfec- on many
&, -a---s for there was 4 large
-.r -..- al -r= after meeting where
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
RRATTLERoRo PERSONALS.

10y --'t $50 - "a '-- '
MI, Bessie Newman IF F, ,tan wls home Il
Il4lk- giving.
ttqtstr.-f, i
-. .-..4.-
80 '''''-1t- "As ''-'-1 A-''- --
Norman t.ts4 u L-oMln>ter Mass, spen
sunday ~ town
Mis- Mary Mcguire returned SATURDAY frog
Worcester, Mas
Henry a.. Clark vas in Boston the frSt # III
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06

.-e> and chiIdrenf, hat, ana
rlAy until Wednesday a.
Elliot street. u-ft
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
n q ountn 2rfurnler
AyyoUNcENENTs

laFe public supper and
A&.A4-. Wednesday. Drcel.-
60 "a. Price If ,uu-
arnr = cents Children ;
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
COMING EVENTS.

sa.4H<, View subjects. in fine
t-L,Pg * IoNE,. ,stf
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06

The Protestant ministers 81 6-5--
-r.r.--7 r7a- las week and divided N.
---r7-i-v f--o districts. 70 ea--- o.
----f--L s--,- minister was assigned @
- canvass @: hi district u az e.
Easr-r 70 bring every FANNY NJ
.-~--,,-io- with some cllE-4. i
- -L----.r- thar there are families II
- ~--z-l10z=d by all the rlurr-7>-
- -L4- new corners are some mes III
- ,.s---uui-v several months l--.--
- - welcomed % any church II
--,.--af- --zs--- conditions nor
- canvass # me whole -gT- j. 20
he made. and -1= Names NJ al p.
~ -7rr4ctad with any c1-E-1 y. IL u
I--l7-7 n The minister ~ n vi Vi =
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