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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

ifvo may debate tbe lsilsf r'int wilh
- h.sh "a aglho,liy A. rEsusaai lIelmksl
vr s4aalI 0sll sitsutiau ~ ihs lueN TtvT,Af.
siHa nilal Nsiaufa Snlyebb discovered ~
~ David keau,lt - Ksubo.ly Eow kiuss.
ion, n Y - hr unioahiei spccu.a While
ils fame rsay unt hare reachra Bertha IL
"a vhltly kngwn Ia TIE Ihiioi siaira. Ash
saofee Ttt.aflahla Nieiofics oeet Csses ~
aeute snA shnu,c rhsUuAii ism, stone In ihe
blalsitf And kliueys, touAl,ty aud enlarge,
mont pi tie hyrr. lso yAnras foHhs u eoa.
tulaiinp and dysisp.ia And AL affections
due "a c,ll.u astcs RETAINED h tie circulation.
To say that pf kennriy discovery called
hy him Ny Nns Medifine7) Is gw5t6c
ior tie de, ssos which prihsiTally aeligi aiy.
il4red iaan may IL ni0tc than ths facts set
vsnant, but that Il thus tar .gansocntla
other rCme,brs Ia the number anu signal
bnlhanry q iis results Is Go say only NhAt
The csiltnee proves, And il u simple jlls,
lice % ADA thAi Or Kennedy saiked ~
hard and AZ long % uncafih tho constituents
which compose his CREST medicine for The
people ~ tho specialists have Who latored
30 capture the bacilli II germ" diseases.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

A ehili oi Ms. @ % I Bsa.oa. uhtE
ssitins h, nssai saafis, uisti bath.
sltFpsa bsti sssinsts Bot stove shieh
tsrtss hin rtVsreif. TIE child zee 10
great ssouy 40 BIZ no,btr e5ali DO hoth
isg 10 p.ri'y tla II men beiias thai
che hsa bJ,,li q Cb.1 bsrlsib's P.ip
Balm to TIE tease. sts ,hooset shs voald
ty H. . isss thar hsli 30 bogr sitet 80
81 i1s 10 the chill sss qalsi snd ssletp.
SOD 10 ists than too weeks s.s sell. Mrs
Benson 10 veil tsos1 rttiIst, Of Ksllsr.
v. P.is Baln isal satiseplic libinin
s9i esptsisily ssia.ble tar batns, eats,
bfaises sui spt.irs. For sale by A II Pet
taoote. Manchester Depot. J Il nhipple.
Manchester Ceatte. James Csdy. S1nth
Do-s,t n Etmsuoos, Dorset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

VALE the state Legislature has pstssd
itTesi hiii, lhtY srs Of littlt stasf.l intf
eli. 81 The beet i@psrissi lssislaiiss "
nmsisinE 70 be acted upes. A blll b,
sr5 boib bots.. iinltlas ihs spstd Of
sn'omoatla 90 Is ailss pef bear 10 ,ss
rfts sssstiy ssA 6 @iis, 10 villages.
30 AT e5E @i.iss % ienpsrsses 70
ned bisa lisshst local op,ien bin by .
.lsoi lst9i4 TIE niaotiiy h.vs rspor,
lhs B.i.ii sispssssry bill shi alec the
l. till wbish !. ,imply &C smsn5nsht
! lhs PIE e., ptobibitory ls~. II 10
I aght tbttt 10 CLEAR m nifty 10 The
IL 10 i,vat q bIsh ilseDse bill sud
/, : lie rsro'tsd Bill gill 50. ihs, body
b little eflsy. hat tbs togss 10 quite
oily divided aud The result is 10 doubt.
T tts genefsl iesliss that ~ the r.
lean stats e0nvesi.oa committed itssli
( DC pisa II Submitting g hiah license
/ 10 tbs vote Of The people, this plan
10 be sioptsi.
snsh there are 3 large uamber OF
! 10 the hauds 81 the CON mi,tses they
GOV BE- reported r.pIily aud sciiop
Is 10 and thfrs ls 20 rssson shy The busi
o. cannot be completed before Thspks
Fl ~ day. Nov, 27sb.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
ANYIoua NoMRNIa.

Some OF the most spxions hours OF q
notbet's life are those when the little ones
u the household have the Group. There
no other medici1e so 81 Give in this
terrible N lady ~ Foley's honey and Tar
ltiss lonaehold fsvorits for throat and
lanR troubles. and ss il cout,ips opistes
" other poisons it can DO safely given.
sold by II Wbipple, NJ inoheeter Centre;
4 II Pet,ibole, Msrehe'ter ID pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
Allrrr AMln ELaMrl.

Btsshils iaio bliEins home, soms FIRE
nen iisly dragged the sleeping inmates
IRON death. F.neied seeunty. and death
nssf LIS thai wsy when yon neglect
coughs snd colds. Dou'l do It. DR..
kos'e New Discovery Tor Consumption
Gives perfect Profession sssinst all Throat,
Chest snd LI0s Troubles. X ssp /, near
and avoid srnlring, death, and doctors
oils A tesspooninl stops . l,te cough,
persistent use the most stubborn Harm
Iesi and nice tasting. ii's guarantee to est
MY by ] II Whipple, Manchester Ceutre.
Price 90, and 81 90. Thai bottles Tree.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
GOSHEN, I'LL

uosHEN, Ill
dsnesee Pare Food Co., Leroy, N, Y:
Dear Sir:-Some days since . package OF
Your GRAIN-O preparation was left Ut m
office. took 1t home and gave it . trial,
aud l have to say was very much pleased
With il, ss substitute for cofee. We
have always used the best Java and Mocbs
10 our family, but am free to say like
the GRAIN-O as we'll ss the best coffee
ever drsrk. Respectfully yours,
A O JACKSON, NJ. D.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
GAINED Fon1r PousD Is Thirty DAY

GAINED FuRIr pousDi IN THIRTY DAYS,
For sevaral moDihs our younger brother
had been troubled with indigestion. he
tried several fenelies but got co benefit
from thea. We pnrehssed ZONE OF Chem
beilsin's Stomsch sni LiT.r f.Sleta ard
be con u spoei iskils them. ll.ide Of
thirty days be had ssioei forty rospas 10
aash BE 10 nu~ folly recovered We
tsve good .is on the Tablets EoLLr
BRo, Merchants Long Branch Mo. Fof
sale by A Il Prt,ibone. N bohssier Depot
J II Whipple, Manchester CeGire. Jsns.
Cody. South Dosssi. ii Armstrong, Dor
set
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

Ter cstalg batf8 e estrs.ser. Tor
~ bSFiY e Bsr fat ~. ecnFlstss
~ estftA ~ iht vote CO seruEet 10
~ s. Asssa y diufits q ks. rsrf
cssttf. AeotaibR 10 iLh bard. ne
tsisl ssts lt Nee fsit sestiy vs 100
so fei Osti sd LEA 4ts ior Csisr, O.
/, FlsrslHy q - ~ fof Cslu Tts 10
sa g usi. Tia .ssra q The sosti,
nsn bs cen pared vth ihsst ei No
lewE slsri, ses,. bot u - srpssssa 81
Ne CO fsplt wili .ny liiils ifsr
ibtl rs.t.s8 today.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

Ny bsir vas 'sllisg a a. very last, err
ss r.giiiy lufaias gray, risi tevstsl
hair psep.rsao.s. bat Trey dii me mere
barn il.a sood then ,risd Asei's Hs'r
yisor. Soon ny h.ir ttoppo9 fiilag ogi
aud ell iha OLD eolot yes restored. Inen
IL eamnspssi 10 etcw rery rsflaiy, add
/, COZ let issses loos. Mrs.
Lydia Kyisra.l, Clstsnor,. III.
Fslsy's Heney sna Tar Tor eoagss and
colds: reliable, tined s1a tested. sale snd
sure. SID by J II whippls, M.tehesiss
Csatre: A II Peitibost. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
GONE FooLL Il PEOPLE

Allow couah to run rntil il gets beyond
he reach OF medicine They often say.
Oh. it will wear away, but in most cases
Il will wear them away. Could they be
induced to try the eucccssiul medicine
called Kemp's Bslsam, which is sold on q
positive guarantee to onre. they would
Immediately see the excellent eff ect after
skine the first dose. Price % end 500
Trial size free. Al all druggist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
Ju T WHAT You NEED.

Chsmbeflaia's S!omscb and Liver Tablets
When yen feel dull after estire.
When you have no appetite,
When you have a bad taste 10 the
moutb.
when J oui liver is opld.
When yUnr bo sels are coustipsted,
When you have hegdOche,
When you feel blious
They vii Improve yuar appetite, cleanee
ini Hsgnpia yodr stomach, and res Mate
s % lg rasd bowels. Puee 25l per boz.
Sol by A Il Pe'lboue. NJ uetcs;er Depot,
] II Wm?gl, Manchester Ctn,fe. jane,
Ooj,, South Dorset: 81 Aimuons, Dor
sbt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

For tirk lc,dscte Try Chambeslsiu',
Stomach SAD Liver rablets; they viii
uatd "a ,hs stack il taken 10 time. Sold
By A Il Prlnborr, Manchester D,poi, d
Whipple, Msnebesi r Cater. James Cody
Soath Dorset. J NJ Armstrong Dorset.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
A roLlcEnAs. Tr rIMokr

in Psiteuor, rieht polIssas q Sss
hso, IL. wriirs, 'La, winter Lad lad
cold on ny large snd tried st lssst bali .
iszsn siserlised eoush Gsaisines End bad
treatment ifou too physicians wiitoni
se,iisg suJ be fhL ifiapa recommend
si Folsy's Honey sud Ta sna iEo. hirds
Of bottle cured TIE. ! eotsiaer 1t the
sresies, cough snd luEs medicine 10 the
votld." Sold by q wLippis. Msuehss
ter Cet,rs; A II psiiibors. Msrehss,er
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

Ny astits 10 rilr Wn. splftr, Of
Nslien Psrt.ss. ", soi hsi Of Bach
lsss Afass s.lrA ih.i whuilI cared hot
ueis fsrsf SIRE 90 b, lea Nsitibs tlss
cosla pofTliFfly Gates hfsitea Fslors
uietf,. Erspiiat', Bli. Bare. Cofn
.Es Piles. osiy 25A 0strsbtses dy J
u Wtirrlt. sfsssis,, M.rehestu Ctttre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
HONOR TO WHOM IT is DUE,

AftNa iff Htf7H . Hf1alsts
loe VIII nt wei ugtl lt l5aus o. mflt I;
coal wla uat warm rutil il baus faA
atn Mt afnsihrn ggil II "a d.,yatfA
Muuan and tfsissJustlaa Is tdc iaw ~ liit
II Hu9 utll 81 lpgu iaa rucb tpt vH
casAt 70 tuae uat Nov 81 "a mailau
ihafe 5 Ngar aud ia ana waste. aarB-eai
1aatefsA iltuasm r,ai tug.t p pai On
sac Sire. a.0rg 80 in the refrigerator, pavr
food 10 illo staaaah Ash 49, GA forever.
apigosian. asiniatiau an3 tho expulsion
e waste, saya Professor llaiBAirk. "is the
l,sl PROCESS EriaHi 4 suj We are DIS
eaoa stop Il ami SIC die 70 promote
this operation. 10 keep tar foad ritr and
tbe prysaiscs FREQ - the poison. generated
50 them u tie most the sfl * medicine
can hope % accomplish, Il involves She
ssrti ~ health. peNcr anl longevity.
MANY attempts have bon Wale u hud
lemriy ior tie diseases 81 Che stomach
htc, kidneys, iuiosunes uad bladder the
principal organs q the elementary systom
Lot thus far without notable success"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

The Womsn's Hospital association oil
81. Adams gave a chicken pie supper.
700 people being served with supper, end
The proceeds amounted TO 1925 The
lsaies are now sble to sustain free bed
Il the hospital for year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

A Brsltlsboro man is building six old
fashioned looms which will be sent TO
parties Ia Boston as soon IS compl e.ed.
Loon weaving is becoming . fad with
many people and much besutiful work 10
being produced.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
STARTLING. Evr TRUE

III every one knew VIA. sgrsnd medi
cine DR.. Kings New Lille Pills is, writes
D. Ii. TurBer, Dsmpseytown. Pa "you'd
sell all you have In dsy. Two weeks
use has made new man OF me- Iaislii
BILE for constipation, stomach and liver
troubles. 2j, st J H Whipple's drug
store. Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

The Vermont Marble company OF Proc
tor has Just secured the contract for
furnishing marble for the interior OF the
uew Fret Nstional bank building 10
Chicsgo. II is one Of the largest ever
awarded to this company
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

Prescott Wheeler OF Davis Bridge shot
two bears 10 one dsy. He ionud the trap
With large bear in it. hing up so be
could ee. no farther. A cab was with tho
large bear. Mr.. Wheeler frs. shot the
cub, then the large one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
WHAT SHALL We HAVE FoR IEsERr

WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FoR IEfRRT.
This question arises 10 the family every
lay. Let us answer il today. Try Jell.O,
,dslicious dessert Prepared in two min
aies. No baking add hot water and set
TO cool. Flsvors; Lemon, Orange. Rssp
berry aud Strawberry, At your grocers,
10 cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

II u d,fail, ly sptcuaeed .. Durline
too ibs, ~ cry sill b. Akei 10 vote
sa00 600 10 have The machine shops
80 general ofises al Tie EIt!snd rail
road novsd there. /, isstatsd tbs, 10 I'd
di,lor 10 ihi. Dr. W. Sssard Webb will
oun'tita,e $50 900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

There is no cough medicine so popular
40 Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t contains no
opistes or poisons and never fails to cure
Sold by ] Il Whipple. Manchester Centre;
A II Pettibone, Manchester d pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

A coz Sol upes 10 . gaie..nd pesr
Miialsssr reosstly, sai /. stesuli, par
~ 81 over 80 isruet, worked Tor ever tee
hears 10 set The slimsl cot Ttis Gas
saslly accomplished si,h the sii Of a
pair Of horses. The esw al live, bat
vas very weak .hbn landed,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

1 " wi VI oDloANL En- - MI
y Estate Of JoHS HoRAs
Tho undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court for the Distiict OF Man.
chester Commissioner, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
John Koran late OF Dorset
In said District, deceased, and all claims exhibit
ed in OBJECT thereto. hereby give notice that VIC
will meet for the purposes aforesaid at the
at the Wilson House In East Dorset,
on tho 9Th day OF April 1908, from
ore O'Clock p NJ until four O'Clock P. N. on
said day and that six months from the
9Th day OF October A. u. 1902, 10 the time
limited by said Cosrt for said creditors to pre-.
sent their claims 10 us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Dorset, this 9th day Of October
A d. 1902.
GEO. II. REED, lc
J0ItS COCHRAN, oon
jams Z. HoBAs, Administrator. Proctor, Yer.
mont 27ss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
rm 4. n1p Cen

II ySs hsvs bed eold yoa reed seed
rtl,hls neaitlas ht, CAszbrlsiE's
Usush Ksmsd, 10 lossea and relieve IL,
sss 10 siIsy ths ittitsiios ssa irA,Hn.
lion q The itro,i sbA lnss. Fer sale ht
a. II Petbobe, Msushet,sr DtpN. II.
whippl,, Mssss.sisr ossift; JAues Cody,
.ssalh D5fss' ] " Arntirons, Dorset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

A 10 per cent. Il erase 10 d4y worker
ADD 30 pr cent cr.sse TO liece worb
ere has betn rrstt.a b. D.. Johu A
Mrsd OF the Hoae sale works 10 Rat
land
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

Two West Bridpoft men caught 10 .
seines II pound shsd In Like Cham
plain q lev dayss2o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20

I usT, sTFkIEn ON STOLEN Ffom ihs
| rss,ais Il John J rstbtaas. zee twe Ytsi.
"a slssf, uol1J red sta tams ~AHs pn hm
. ~ 10 I'm eaf, ~ hurDs Ant ibtaJwAitah NJ
kim sai 10 rewarded hr Nwust
" y sHt HNAN.
Nov, iah, "a g3s thuthsR, Mes YEA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate Of MARY NJ FIT.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
che Hon. Probate Court Tor the District OF Man.
thester, Commissiontrs to receive, examine and
scjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
Mary NJ. Felt late Of Manchester
deceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet
Tor the purposes aforesaid a, tho residence q
". b. Anderson in Manchester. on the 2lih day
Of April, 1908. from two until I ur o'clock P
NJ, on said day and that siI months from the
2ith. day OF October A. d 1902 10 the time
limited by ssid Court for stid creditors to pre-
ent their claims to US for examination and al.
lovsnce.
Dated al kanchts' er this 2iih day Of DC ober
A. d. le02.
Y c oByT', o...
GEo SMITH Com re
W. AsDrnSs. Administrator, Manchester,
Vermont. PISS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-20
FOR SALE /

In Arlinstaa, yttm0rt rsruy tntpshta
cottage spt barn Tee teems tud bath y aM,
H0ass opsh ~ inspssupn eniI
Address
Ma, GEORGE r ATT.
Atirglen. Netmert
Aueur, ~ iEG ifli
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CIR alanfb fsifr yOnrHal

THURSDAY soyENBEE 70. isa2
D L siEUHps. Esisr sIs Prsyrls,or
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aAs-sssmesi taar. Tan Hsad. NV nsNh q
Eiss GatA fnsri0~
The Washington times., 1902-04-10
CHAT HEARD IN HOTEL LOBBIES.
Three Wonderful Brothers.

THE city OF Nashville, which. ! am
proud to call home said Major A. w.
Wills, the genial postmaster of the Ten
nessee capital, to a Times man at the Ra-
leigh, has among its leading citizens a
trio Of wonderful brothers.
They are the celebrated Baxter broth
ers, Ed, Nat and Jere, and they can beat
any three of a kind in the whole South,
or any other part of this blessed Union
Ed Baxter is pre-emine ently railroad
lawyer and ii was sheer force of brains
and merit that caused his employment by
the Southern Railroad at a salary of
s25 900 a year. His specially is the inter
state commerce law, and he has won
many notable victories in suits growing
out of that statute.
Nat Baxter is known far and wide as
the president of the Tennessee Coal and
Iron Railroad Company. the largest affair
of that sort in the world operating TWEEN
ty-five furnaces and furnishing coal to all
sections of the country He lately re
signed the presidency of this corporation
to be at the head OF the Tennessee Coal
ana tOht VIII De lOCdteQ
on the new line of railway of which his
brother Jere is president. Nat Baxter is
a man OF great wealth. and princely in
his style Of living.
I'm some respects Jere. the youngest of
the brothers. is the ablest He has a
wonderful charm as an orator and no
man in Tennessee is his peer in the exer-
else of personal magnetism. 1t was dsie to
his genius that Nashville has at last Sc
cured a competing line of railway gainst
the greatest obstacles and particularly
against the opposition of such a giant as
Milton II. Smith, Jere Baxter carried to a
successful issue his Tennessee Central
line, and do not believe another man in
the country could have executed the
project under such adverse conditions
The father of the trio was Judge Rax-
ter. Himself man OF splendid ability, and
his sons inherited his high qualities of
mind and character"
The Washington times., 1902-04-10
A Quiet Wedding.

quiet wedding that was, however, of
widespread interest was solemnized last
night. The bride was Miss Edith Pratt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Pratt. OF Iowa Circle, at whose home the
ceremony was performed, and the groom
was Capt Frances William Dickens, U. 5.
N. who has lived at the Capital for years.
and has just returned from two years
cruise in the far East.
Only small number OF invitations were
issued for the ceremony but announce
ment cards will be sent out later. Rev.
J. C. Ames, lifelong friend of the bride
family, officiated.
The brides only attendants were her
schoolgirl cousin, Miss Margaret Despard,
of New York, and four small ribbon bear
ers. Gwendolin Despard, Minnie and Ar
thur Dutton and Philip Rogers Pratt. The
little maids were In white.
The wedding gown was OF white nous
seline de sole, ornamented with large bow
knots of chiffon and a founce of Duchess
lace. The waist was entirely of lace, and
like the skirt, was based on ivory satin
A tulle veil was worn. and the flowers
carried were lilies of the valley arranged
in shower bouquet.
Both the groom and his best man, Pay
master Hicks, wore the full uniform of
their rank.
The drawing room was decorated with
palms, Easter lilies and white roses and
Southern smilax garlanded the walls and
formed Il canopy over the bay window
where the ceremony was performed.
AT the reception, the guests were limit
ed to the relatives and close friends
pracppt at he CpremOQy,
The wedding marches were played by an
orchestra in an adjoining room.
When Captain Dickens and his bride left
for their wedding trip. the latter wore
blue canvas over blue silk. Upon their re-
turn they will reside at 1884 Nineteenth
Street. They will be at home after May /.
The groom is member of the EXamin-
ing Board, L. S. ", and will be stationed
here for two years.
Among the guests from distance were:
Miss Bates, Miss Mcfarland, Miss Veasey.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Despard. Mr.. Clement
Despard, Mrs. Campbell, and Colonel
Vrooman, all of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
4. NJ Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. Hoveg, of
Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1902-04-10
Married at Noon Yesterday.

The marriage of Mrs. Helen H Garden
er to Col SeIden Allen Day, U. S. A, took
place at noon yesterday in the apart
ment at the Cumberland which the bride
and Mrs. George E. Pickett have shared
together. Invitations were prepared for
a large reception but just as they were
ready to be sent out Col. Day received
word that his sister is dying in Florida,
and for that reason only announcement
cards will be issued. Justice Shepard, OF
the District Supreme Court, who is an old
friend of the contracting parties, officiat-
ed Capt George Pickett, paymaster, L.
s A., was best man, and Mrs. Pickett,
widow of the Confederate general, acted
as matron of honor.
The wedding gown was embroidered in
a convent in Paris twenty years ago and
was presented to Mrs. Pickett by a nun
who had known her in girlhood. 1t was
of white crepe wrought with daisies and
forget me- nots. together with butterflies
and golden bees.
After a wedding breakfast for the few
ceived the congratulations Of their friends
between l and . o'clock.
Col Day will take his bride at once to
his command at Portland Ne. In July
they will make a flying trip over the bat
tiefields OF the civil war and later on
will go to Japan for year.
The Washington times., 1902-04-10

am heartily in accord with the objects and de-
sres of the Washington Monument Association of Al
exandria, Va, feeling l do that too much honor
cannot be done the immortal George Washington.
soldier, statesman, and a citizen. Anything that
they may do further their with my ap-
proval and support.
The matter of erecting monument to Washing
ton as citizen is in the hands of the Washington
Monument Association of Alexandria. Va. ass"cia-
ton composed of a number of leading business
of that city which is chartered under the of Vir
gnia, their object being to erect monument to
Washington a citizen in his home town. the
tenary of his death
The plan proposed is monument upon
a pedestal with special design for each side thereof
showing Washington as he known in that old his
toric city. There, in 17i9, he helped survey the town
(the sesquicentennal of which event was recently
celebratedl. There. in 1774, he member of the
Friendship Fire Company, to which company pre-
sented fire engine; the old company still keeps up
its organization. There, in 1888. he made Wor-
shipful Master of Alexandria Lodge, No. % A. f. &
A. NJ. This historic lodge known Alexandria
Washington Lodge, still has many relics of Washing
ton, and The chair occupied by him master is still
used for that purpose. Almost in view of Alexandria
lies Mount Vernon, where Washington showed his APP
probation of agriculture the foremost farmer of his
day
1t in Alexandria that Washington attended
court, voted visited. built business office.
acted his large affairs and attended church, contrib
uting largely toward the erection of old Christ
Church, of which he a vestryman. There, too, he
endowed a free school-among the first in this
try-which still continues monument to his pa
triotism. Every memory that clings around the
Father of his Country is associated with that old city
1t is unnatural sentiment that a:tuates those