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ASTORIA. OREGON. SUNDAY. JUNE $, 1902.

every gtiegt In the form Of "A small
can NJ snlm0n. The wrapper waa
beautifully embossed ari1 contained
sanborns f" 4. s." brand. One end Of
the can contained the following. beau
iifuny cnameled Astoria, Oregon,
r. Il. Al, June Z, 1909. The other end
contained the card Of fite American
can Company II was a unique sou.
yenir and ail do much to adyerti2e
the Columbia river salrGon throughout
the United states. ~ we'll as the en-
lerptIhng gentlemen VINO originated
the plan, Ryan. Of Indiana, and Dun
ham, Of Ohio. made short addresses.
In wiglch they fated that Astoria had
eclipsed all other n'a"et- 'ar It's hos
pl,aIlty, and they also paid the ladies
high compliments; said thee had done
too much for them and that ibe vis-
Itors we're not worthy Of such Kindness.
AT / o'clock the yIgitots took their
train for Seaside. accompanied BY the
ladies' who waited '-N able and
the committee In charge of the tnter-
talnment and a number uf prominent
citizens. An hour was spent at Sea-
side and this famous summer resoN
was seen at dts best. The Tide was In,
the sky wns clear and 'a1e tcmorrature
was Just right. II was typical, beau
tlful day al Seaside.
Nothing was done at Seaside except
&, view and admire the mighty Pa
ciAc, after which the train returned
to Astoria and as soon as the Asto-
rlaus had aileafef frem the train at
the depot three cheers, long and loud,
and lion for As'c-ia her citizens, the
rorntul.tsn ,1.,s' r. 'a1t@s ilad CUT on
the evening air as he '-s'a RULED out
A hundred visitors asked the lcrson-
Al privilege of expressing through the
columns OF the Astorian their thanks
for the successful entertainment.
II was a success. There was not a
hitch. there was not word-except Of
praise
The committee in charge, the ladies',
the citizens, everybody did his part,
and Astoria Is well paid for her trou-
BILE.
Success to you. gentlemen of the
grip
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BRYAN NOT CANDIDATE.

LINCOLN, June I'm a statement
given out this afternoon w. ]. Bryan
says he is not candidate and under
no circumstances will he be a candi-
date for governor of Nebraska this
fall The statement is in answer to an
interview with ex-senator Allen in
which the latter declared Bryan should
be the fusion nominee.
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TO IMPROVE MARKSMANSHIP.
Bill to Appropriate $4,000 Annually
Now Before Congress

NEW NORK, June IA meeting
of the directors of the National Rifle
Association of America Will be held in
this city June u, to consider possible
action by a commfNee of the Associa-
ton under bin now pending in Con-
greSs to provide 70 ra national trophy
and medals and other prizes to be
contested for annually by military or
ganization under regulations prescrib-
ed by the Secretary OF War. A COM
mittee of the Association waited upon
Secretary Root in January aid laid
before him plan which was adopted
in the bill now before Congress. This
plan includes an appropriation an
nually of $4,000 for the expenses Of
the rifle teams engaged in the con-
tests for the trophies, medals and
prizes. Thee committee of the Asso-
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AT WHEELING.

WHEELING, w Va. June THE
strike ordered by the United Mine
workers of America to take effect in
West Virginia today was much more
complete In some districts than expect
ed and less effective in othars. Several
thousand more men went out than was
Anticinated
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IMPORTED WoRKMEN,

SAN BERARDTNo, Cal. June T.
Another carload Of worlumen has ar
rived to take THE place of the strikers
at the Santa Fe machine shops in this
city, A force of S5 guards are on duty
at the shops day and night. but so
far there has been no disturbance.
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THE STRIKES.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June -
FliEhty.fve per cent Of the miners in
Kanawha coal field :oday went on
strike IN obedience 10 order issued by
the Huntington convention. No vio-
lence IS reported from any place in the
The district.
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BOY browns.

PORTLAND. June Homer H.
Brewster, II years old, son of Mrs. Ella
Brewster, Of SelIwood, was drowned
in the Willamette river while in swim
ming. The boy was good swimmer,
and 1t is supposed he was seized with
cramps aud disappeared.
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TRAVELLING men
WERE CAPTURED
Several Hundred Knights of the
Grip Visited Astoria Yes
terday.
THEY WERE ENTERTAINED
Visited n Cannery, Ate "a Salmon
Dinner, Went to Seaside
aud Returned TO Port
land Happy.
THEY WERE ENTERTAINED

Saimon!!
Astoria"
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| IN" commute" ~ '"aise Aip' '"'
'i'lE"hS aia themselves h"n"f' anu W"
ladtes are covered ai' over "lh s'ory'
The travelling men came ana saw
ana feasted' ana were cohquef'a'
They are ours. Astoria Is the brightest
sp9i in the memory of the trip
The reception and entertainment OF
the travelling visitors Yesterday was
carried out exactly as was announced
in the As,orian The excursion train
containing about 400 men and women,
who came under the auspices OF the I.
p arrived NJ the depot In Astoria
=, =, ...,..L l., a.. aro,,. .na on,y
!
"'"Pp'" S''i'S's"' '''"0 to' Wv ~"
tertainment committee to get aboard,
after which 1t pulled down to san
Ehn,c.s .o,naev F,n urennra ,ions
~
""' wv" '''''1' y 'a ~
NiSltoT were treated 10 'fe S'sh's ol
a modern cannery running in fun blast.
| They saw the freshly caught salmon
A.. o.. pa,,,, fn,,no,L ., an.
'o'u"'''"'~'""e'' i'''' '''e "s''e' NV"
boats and then hurried through the
various processes of the cannery Hntil
r,.,, ,,,r,.. an, 4, Tins marteb .,d Ia.
.,.,
49, '
| u was Sikh' "on~i oiosn"s He
continent 10 see. Everybody has eaten
canned salmon, but only a few per-
..,ns have s,r ,r, ,~ocass =, narr,rr
,ht, ,..,,, ,ooa ash Tna,, ,i,u,,,a .ha
,,,,,,., -, ,.arr,rs i, aata,, and watched
,,,. ,o.,,,ay, ,,,,s,,,.t ANA noa q, ha
,or, o,,ay hy IN. ,anaataa ,,,ounca.
,,,rts - ,b,, s,,kes,,an NJ tho axc,r-
sion " r,,e 60 un,n
- Ia :, he ra,,et,ea that thev tja
MAJ ha,.e the time IN viaw others ~
ans, sroo, c,,,a,ias rba E,mora tha
E,,rav the po.,,h and the Eisbsrmon's
ora al worthy n inspection. and ,aual-
10 40 sr,.,.as,,,s os tha nne visited
Am 40 ,he Astoria capnerlas ara ,,od-
arm and pn.,,.data and NJ ,.uf,i,lent
can,c,tv :, nes, MI lne~aasa1 ,rlars
h,, r,a, .or,. f,,,, IN. mast
rha entertainment aommi..no. .orca
hv n,,p,tnant cIt3zens nna led nv the
roe1a NI,,,arv pana esnor, 81 ,ha Wis.
,,ors ~ ,be o,tv along the line of
march announced in Yesterdays Asto-
rIar Whom the arfh NJ trumph al
ths ,ntarsactsor ~ Commercial rna
rsptb which had hen remodelcd IN
rho,r horor WAS raachea their voices
ra,,, ,ha oir u,., ,shears ufe-s s,za nic-
,ura ~ President smith Of the ore.
CON ana washington division % the
National r. p A. adorned the CO nter
-, the an,h He % well known ty all
a, the ,ratarn,tv and is very nonular,
ana This with the cannon balls adorn-
,no ,ho arch n,arkad High Raus".
ana TWO s,snanae, ydns with the fact
~, ~, ,an5 s,or,aa nm ,ha selection
g." ~ ronv cooa Pallow" ~ aae n
80, VI, ,,,th ,na VISITORS
r,,ts no,a ,,orL toy.they with the
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NATIONAL. 1.rAnIrE

Nal AON AL L1EAbbE
At New York-Pittsburg, s; New
York. 0.
AT Philadelphia-Philade s, St.
Louis, l.
Second game-St Louis, 4; Philadel,
phia, 0.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn. 2; Chicago, /,
Second game-Brooklyn, 5; Chicago, 8.
COLLEGE GAME.
At Princeton-PIfnceton, s; Yale, 5.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At st. Louis--St. Louis. 4; Boston,
At Detroit-Detroit, 8; Philadelphia,
At Cleveland--Cleveland. I; Balti
more. 8.
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IN PENNSYLVANIA.

WII.KESBARRE, Pa. June 7.-There
was absolutely no change today in the
anthracite coal miners strike
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BASE BALL

NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
At Portland--Portland, 4: Spokane, |.
At Tacoma Seattle, I; Tacoma, 8.
At Butte-Butte, Ii; Helena, /.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15

Cards have been received for the
marriage reception Of Samuel Hubert
Morse and Ruby Irene Howe. August
y. al the home Of the groom al South
Newfane.
Mrs. Irene Perry Of White Plains. y
Y. i al Chester Perry's. She has sold
her place at South Newfaue to Frank
Morse Of Chicago who plans next year
10 build a new house. John 3. Morse
has bought the buildings and i hav-
ing them moved 70 the lower part Of
the village.
Mrs, Goldthwsite Went 70 Boston Tues
day 10 attend the funeral Of her uncle,
DR.. P P. White was il WIllimsntic.
Conn. last week. Mrs, White has gone
down this week for few days visit.
Mrs. Angie Wilcox Of Greenfield.
Mass, Is visiting Mrs. Frank Washer.
Luther Plummer and Mrs. y. /
Staples Of Brattleboro have been visit
ing Mrs. Plummer at c. X Sse6nau's :.
Mrs Merton Adams and children
have gone 70 Amherst fer visit
Mrs Jane Day ana grandson who have
been the guests Of Mrs Arthur Rob
bins for three weeks leave for their
home in Woodclitf, y. J. Saturday.
Frank Moss and daughter Of New York
city are at Mrs. {. F. Bruce at South
\lTfar1
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
The stairach-per-y Wedding

Al / o'clock Monday al the home OF
her uncle. Chester z. Perry. Miss Sara
Perry Of ST. Louis. and for some time
past a member Of Charles Frohmar :
dramatic forces, was united in mar
riage to Stephen VI Stainach. son Of
Count Almond Robert Srainach of
White Plains, y. Y. Mrs. Sallie Perry
and Miss Ella Z Perry. mother and
sister Of the bride. now visiting al Mr..
Perry's and the immediate relatives
residing here. were the only ones pres
enr. Frank Z. Fisher acted as best
man. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. J. II. Lingley. pastor Of the
Baptist church at South Newfa1e.
The parlor where the bridal party stood
was rastefally decorated with laurel,
ferns and sweet aly>sium tied with
feStooDs and bows Of white ribbon The
bride wore a dainty white gown
trimmed with lace. Her only orna-
mentS were q necklace. a gift Of the
groom. and delicate pink flowers worn
in the hair After the ceremony re-
freShmeuts were served. At o. clock
Mr. and Mrs. Sraiuach drove 70 Brat
tleboro. starting of amid a shower Of
rice and old shoes They were accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs Fisher and
were greeted at Brarrlehoro station by
Mr. and Mrs. George B. White and
daughter and Miss Isabel Elmer of
Cleveland. O.. all cousins Of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staiuach left lmme-
dia-ely for White Plains. y. Y. their
future home
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
wILIIAMsvIILE.

The fIiends of Dr. Ernest Sparks.
who graduated recently from the med.
zeal department. University OF Yer.
mont, will be glad TO learn that he ha.
located for practice in Holliston. Mass.
Frank White has returned from
whitehall and i with his uncle. Dr..
T. T. White. Mrs Thomas 4. Morse
nas returned from several weeks visit
- Norwich and Holyoke Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter f Wheeler visited In Put
ney last week.-Mrs.. Frances 3. Hor-
Ton i the GUEST Of Mrs T. H. Rich
ardsou this week Mrs. Carleton
Sparks of Springfield. Mass. i in
town 70 attend the Morse Howe we'd
ding. Gilbert Brown of Newport. Vt.
Is visiting MS sister, Mrs Gertrude
Williams. Mrs. Albert Timsan goes TO
South Acworth. y. H. today for a
several days visit. She will be ac-
eemFanied home by her daughters
Beulah and Bell. who have been sew
sral weeks with friends in Saxtons
River Bellows Falls and South Ac-
worth. Miss Marcia Lamphier. a
teacher IN the Lynn. Mass High
school. leaves Saturday for her home
after three weeks spent with her old
school friend. Rev. Elizabeth H Gold
Observation-Disclosures LazeIle was called
10 Brattleboro Tuesday by the illness
OF his father Pref. O. X HOLSTER
Of Goddard seminary. Barre, spent
Sunday IL town
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
WEST wARDsBORO

A council composed Of ministers and
? deacons from several churches IN the
county i 10 sit on the advisability Of
ordaining the young pastor, J, d. King.
Augusta 20 Rev W A. Dawson, state
missionary, i 10 deliver the ordination
sermon
Several met at the church Monday
and did some needed scrubbing The
need Of carpet has been painfully av-
iaent for some time and as there i q
small fund on hand for that purpose it
i hoped 10 add something 10 it by d
collection Sunday morning
Mr. Prescott and family have re-
turned 10 New Haven. Ct-Mrs. NJ L.
Rice has gone 10 Saranac lake Miss
Leone Robinson i visiting her grand
mother in Jamaica Recent visitors in
town have been Mrs. DR.. Doaue Of
Springfield at Mrs J, Fits Mrs c.
VI. Goodnow and son Of Wesrheld,
Mass. and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Muzzy
al Mrs. Baldwir's; Mrs Myron kidder
amptor. Mass. the latter a teacher in
Smith college. Mr.. and Mrs Clure and
>on. Mr. and Mrs Wells Of New York.
Walter Macmauu= Of Troy. n Y. and
his sister. Miss Irene. Of Perersham.
Mass. at the hotel J. 4 Streeter,
Mrs. Dunlap. son. and maid IF New
Jersey. H Bailey from Brooklyn. y.
y. Miss Russell. Misses Pulver and
Atkins. Mrs. Price. Miss Price, Misses
Florence and Mabel Price. Mrs. Byrnes,
Mrs. Brooks and Mr., Rose from New
York are AT Hazel cottage
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
WAIOSEOEO

Old Home Week i being celebrated
all around IL. What ! the matter With
Wardsboro:
Leonard Wheeler pleasantly enter
tanned 4 number q hi friends Of liz
eighth birthday Thursday.
Mr.. Grape moved hiz family to DUN
nersto- this week where he has wors
in the Holden X Martins mill.
Dr.. Cole j. the happy p po@sess9'
Of a gasoline power automobile and Is
enjoying the usual experiences Of those
first trying them,
The latest report from our pastor, ".
F. Brown. * that he will not be able tc
leave the hospital for week @, more
vet. but i gaining finely now.
Sporrsnen will BE- GLAD to learn that
deer are plentiful this year. One was
recently seen near L. 9, lanes re>l-
dence. quietly nibblirg rurnip roIs N
I'll startled.
Among the recent visitors and ar
rivals in town We nore. John Gleason
and Herbert EDDY Of BraVTl1boro spend
Ing Sunday with friends: Mrs John
GLEASON at her auEt's. Mrs. Irene D-x-
tiers: Jonas Allen Of ToWnshen1 Mrs.
Eta Fairbanks OF West Halifax and
Mrs. Mary Brigham and grandson.
George PIimpro1. al 4. J, Martin : .
ard Mrs.. Alice PIimpton Parker and
two sons. Worth and Harold. from
Terre Haure. Ind. at her fathers. Ell
PIimrton :. l. ba- been i've years since
Mrs. Park-r's last visit home: Walter
and Irene NcMannus and two friends
are al the Wardsboro house
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
TOwysEEyD

n Doreas guild will meet with Mrs.
7 R5n3oll Wednesday afternoon.
August >.
T. t-i1eipal Of Leland Il Gray sem
Es~ N- Hathorne, has engaged
-~ for the coming year and the
--~ dialogues will be out soon.
III, Dauner Of Beaufort. So. Car,
Saturday night for week stay
r lis family. who are boarding al
n J J. Dale's, E ". Sawyer i
-
L-- 0risor FolIett and son. with
--- ---1=r, Mrs. Colburn. went this
T 10 Craftsbury, where Mrs. Col
@ II ard family are camping out.
G-, F1.l=-t will remain for 4 little
--. w1ile Mrs. Colburn will re
-.-. aE5 return 10 Newport with her
So In ne winter.
2-- Nj Sullivan from the Pacific
-a-- reached in the Baptist church
cgz5av morning. He was here in the
.--=r=-- f the Baptist paper. The
#a---a1. In the evening. M.
E-.---v. who has started mission for
a.- IL New Brunswick. gave al in
--r--a-- talk. speaking about Work
ana Boys. and giving some account
~ -- VI work
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15

aLz,. Hannah Connarn has been re.
ezv appointed station agent II place
Pear. Baldwin. Changes occur very
t- IN station agents at this place.
IL ne last few wears some eight OF
IN -t-r=rt ones have held the posi-
1-az= Combs got very badly hurt
IT, =~=zlrg last week while riding MS
He ran onto q man going
II tie highway and was thrown
-z --=a- force 10 the ground 50 that
vss -csensible for several hours. 4
vas called from Brattlebor0
Il COW fully recovered.
M, Wilson. daughter of Clarence
W, Z. from Meriden, CT. is visiting
IL father al ". ". Wilson : Mrs. J.
r. Ht-zis-0n. who has been visiting
Maize. has returned. Miss Ada
N-e--ss from Brarrleboro i visiting at
=a-1er's, i. 0. Norcross.
Wra N the dam i being rushed a.
IT,, s., POSSIBLE. The foundation is
bans aid Oh the west side. F. J.,
T- i working full force il his mill
.av Gut plank and logs for the base
d Il dam. Il i 3 busy place and one
Is v-.. repaid for visiting il. -Four
-----, are putting and blowing al the
ss-- tine APPLYING power 70 the differ
- Kinds q work. There i a great
demand for tenementS and price Of
,-2- Ia gone up. Every house and
--- is geeupiHl
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
u1iuee
VERNON

Vernon grange will hold it, next
meeting Monday evening. August i.
TIE Republican caucus TO nominate
candidates for rowr representative and
justices Of the peace will be held at
WhitheG'@ hall SATURDAY evening. Au-
gust Is, at q clock.
! party from Vernon and their guests
plan % picnic al Lake Pleasant nexr
Wednesday. Should the day be- rainy
they VIII % t1e following DAY, The
railroad VIII give reduced rates. All
arr Invited and very pleasant time i
-iciratei. Tie party vii! 20 or the
train which Leaves Vernon al IL . q.
II. This will be & genuine basket pic
Me.
Mrs. Clarence Wilson and daughter.
Mis- Eta. are az Miss celia JotDson's
for TWO weeks. Miss Ruth French. a
teacher in Springfield. Mass. is visit
Ing drr aunt. Mrs G. Il. Hubbard. =
Mrs Jennie StebbiHs Benis IS az Mrs.
/ 7. Burrows for few days &C.
Mark Heard Of New York city was an
over Sunday guest ~ hi unc.e.s- NJ.
l. Reed Mr.. a-1 Mrs. Peck and
little daughter ar visitors al J. H.
FrgS-' Miss Eta S,ebbius. who has
been il DaEors for nearly year. re
turned - her home here last week.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15

Prof. WnL Shipman went 10 North
err Vermont Tzesdav ard from there
Will % 10 Baville. Ne. where his son
and wife trsm Boston. Mass. viii Join
him for the RENAME. = MS vacation.
Mrs. Gilman Warren Of BrarLebor0 in
visiting her brother. T ". johnson
a. tLe old fam. Mrs. F. Z. johnson
J. q tn sick list and Mrs Frank
Faruum Of BrattIetoro i caring for
her-Mrs. BetSey johnson has returned
from her visit il Gill and Mrs. Calvin
Store from her visit In Brattleboro. -
! large number Of the people n this
uart Of the towu attend the meetings
daily in East Mortified. E. {. Tot
tiugham and family returned 70 Ber-
nardsJor Tuesday evening after few
DAYS vitsit at c, H. Newton's.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
EAST DOVER

B. J. Wilson and WILDER Knapp Of
Bro3ssi1e are both or the sick list
George Metcalt entertained a com
pany Of her young friends TUESDAY at
ternoQn IL honor Of her ninth birth
day.
c. L Hall Of this place attended the
funeral 81 Col George W Hooker a,
Bra-rleboro Saturday. Miss Lila
Tobey returned from II estm1r=lan6. \.
H. Sunday, where she has been the
past three weeks visiting her mother
and sister. -Harli= Jefrs took pleas
ure trip TO Brattieboro "Wednesday at
ternoon. returning il the evening -
Thomas Tobey went 70 Westmoreland.
y, H. , SATURDAY. returning Sunday go
Milton Halliday Of Providence. R l.,
has been a guest al " C. HalLa+a y'>
the past few day..
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
To New York,-Through the Sound By Day
light,

i delightful sea trip from Boston i
the voyage 10 New York. All the way
hv water. OF tie Joy Line steamer
direct every Wednesday and SATURDAY..
The trip OCCUPIES about n hours,
leaving Boston al =. Il. thus giving
the passenger the advantage Of sail
through Long Island Sound the next
CAV. The steamers pass II full view
Of both shores. il addition 70 which
there i az ever varying panorama Of
every kind Of sailing craft constantly
passing.
The steamer. "Ol6 Dominion. Is
especially noted for IL steadiness.
The broad decks, which afford ample
opportunity for promerades, and the
excellent table SCI BY the company com
bine 70 make the trip thoroughly en-
loyable II every way. The expense Of
the trip l. very sligh-.-orly 3 one
way. OF $50 roun6-triP. including
berth in sraferoon. Tickets. state
rooms and all information OF applics-
ton 70 Geo. F. TiItor. City Pass
Agt.. "a Washington St. Boston
Telephone a12 Main. SILT
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
eCTLFORp CENTRE

TIE ladies circle Will meet IN their
rooms. Thursday, August p. 70 quilt.
Quite a number Of me farmers are
nar through having Potatoes il some
fields are rotrI1g badly and blight mas
struck nearly all the fields.
There will be- a dance IL Grange hall
FRIDAY evening, August - Music
Leitsiuger's orchestra. Hines. prompt
-. Supper furnished by TIE ladies.
TIE ladies Of Broad Brook grange are
requested 10 furnish salads. eScalloped
potato=s and cake for the supper Fri
day evening. August -. and 20 come
prepared 10 work without further To-
Tice from the committee.
TIE officers Of the ladies' circle for
the coming year are: President. Mrs.
Minnie Whirremore: vice president.
Mrs Josie Jaqueth: secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. George Proury: direc-
tresses. Mrs H J. Richmond. Mrs. l.
J. Huntley, Mrs. Emma Alexander and
Mrs. ;. NJ Bullock
Ada Akley returned 10 Springfield,
Mass. Sunday after spending her va
cation al her home. Mrs. c. A. Clark
Of Springfield. Mass. who has been
with her daughter. Mrs :. VI. Bull
lock. for the past Two weeks, went 10
Brartleboro Wednesday and viii visit
relatives IN Chesterfield, y H, and
Riverside. Mass. before returning
home the last OF the nonth.-Niss
Minnie Thayer and Miss Fannie Hol-
den went 70 Nantucket Monday 70 wait
upon the tables al Sea Cliff hotel
They expect 70 be away six weeks =
Richard Lake OF jacksonville i the
guest Of his uncle. E. v. Legate. Mr..
and Mrs. E ". Legate visited his
uncle. Lewis Brigham il Halifax the
first Of the week Both M and Mrs.
Brigham are in very poor health.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15

state issue who bell X, that all these
are best gained and best Eaintalned
within and not without the party who
love il leaders, who .0ui, forward TO
national triumph in 1874, that We Lay
continue our present prosperity and
national grandure, all such Wa appeal
by their voice and by ,heiE ballots 10
keep secure our STATE in the front rank
Of the Republican party il 1872
No greater disaster coU'l come upon
the Republican party Of th. Nation tl-au
Tie removal Of Vermont this year from
the Republican column. \ broken
party il 1900 means broken party in
1904 and broken Republicans j in YER
mont would most si-naIly aid 10 break
its hold upon the CJuat@7 and TO end
the marvellous prosperity which has
come under the Republican rule.
Vote then for the men whose defeat
our enemy seeks VOTE for the
regular Republican candidates for
town, ror county ami for state Offices.
Vote for Mccullough and Stanton plain
men Of the people. stroE-. clean in
corruptible. clear headed and warm
hearted: for men who can lock upon the
strongest and best level eyed and
clear. and in their regard for labor and
is rights in devotion ~ our inrei ests.
our institutions and orr industries. in
Intellectual! and moral stature ind IL al
that goes 10 make true Eeruo1-ere are
in the FROM rank among The Il ost
truS-A leaders Of our STATE