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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-20

12th.-Ten applicants for certificates We're
examined at the teachers examination the
nth and 18th, eight from this town ana
one each from Washington and Montpelier.
The Fey. John l\mball and two dauSh-
tiers of Lyndonvile visited the Misses
kimball the past week, Mr.. kimball
speaking ut the Lenten service Friday
evening. The service this week is to he
held on Thursday evening and the Roy.
Belle AldridGc of North Montpelier will
speak--Thc directors have agreed to have
30 weeks of school the current year and
have appointed William c. White to the
office OF superintendent. They have also
agreed to arrange for examinations at the
end of the spring term for all pupils in
town who have finished the ninth grade in
the public schools. those who shall sue
cessfully pass such examinations to re-
cciVe a certificate to that effect, such GER
tiiCatc enabling those who choose to en-
ter the High school in the fall without tax
ing the entrance eXaminations.-There was
ii surprise party at the home of Chris
topher Hood and wife on the evening of
the 18th, that being the Goth anniversary of
the birth Of Mr.. Hood.
Edwin T. " Eitney has rented his farm,
stock and tools to a mar from Perrin and
has moved tC the tenement belonging to
Erwin II. Martin about two miles slutn
Of the villagc-.Fled y. Iaioy has sold mis-
farm to Hadcn NJ. Jcffc rds. - Miss i,uth +.
Riford Of Randolph, who taught the school
in Nc 3 in the town of Mddlcsex the past
year. is engaged to- teach the primary
room at the quarry school in place Of Miss
Kate \. Erskinc lesienod,-A son Was
born to Mr. and Mrs. y. a. Reed on Sat
urday. March loh.--Frauk A, Downs VS.
tied the northern part of the State IL" iat-
ter part Of last week, returning on Mon
day the 17th.-The Reading Club is to me t
y.:th Mrs. j. Is. Lyndr or Friday, the 2lSt
TOPIC. De Quincy and Mrs. lIenHns -
There Is to be sugar soCiable at the Town
Hail on Monday evening the Path. Music
Nv no hand
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MONTPELIER

The city council has made these appoint
ments for the ensuing year: Chief of po-
lice. Charles II. Reagan. superintendent
of streets. G. T.. Roberts; supcrinten cent
of water works. Joel Foster; city attorney.
f.. L. Carleton: health officer. Dr. William
Lindsey; oVerSeor of poor, Georsc,
Wheeer trustees of pubic money. Alb, TT
Johonnott. Fred +. Smith and \. w. Fer
rim. \ tangle arose over the appointing MT
of fire wal dens and Henry Gashen az iirst
assistant engineer was the only member
elected. The Other vacancies will be file |
al the next meeting. The council will con-
slider proposition for a cash settlement
of the Pierre. s. D., bonds when sub
mitted. The salaries of the city officers
will be considered by the finance commit
tee.
Cards have been received for the mar
riage of Miss Claire Carpenter and DR. w.
w. Brock 20 take place at p. m Monday
March 81, at Christ church.
George w. Scott celebrated his 9Sd
birthday in a quiet manner Sunday A
nuInoer called on him during the day to
offer congratulations.
Chief Irownell of Burlington was in the
city yesterday afternoon and arrest a
Mrs Jennie Thornton on a disclC sure
made by William Cilley of Burlington, who
has been confined at Chittenden county
iail stree july t. 1901 for refusing to max
a disclosure Mrs. Thornton moved heck
to this city from burlington but a few
days ago. Chief Brownell went back 70
BullinGton with her at $50 last evening
The board of fire waraons have off,, d
a reward Of $50 for information which will
lead to the conviction OF the party or par
ties who ruug in the false alarm at ten
o clock Tuesday evening from Seminary
hill,
Patrolman Louis Wood has resigned but
his position has not yet be n nllod as
Mayor boutwell, is out of town for few
days. Special officer J. f. Bingham is TAX
ing officer Woods place in the me ntimo.
Mr., and Mrs, l.. Bart Cross have re-
turned from their stay at Atlantic city,
n. j,
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JEFEtRSONVlll.E.

Martin Wilkins and family have moved
to North Hyde Park.-Nrs. Scott of St.
Adams is taking care of her sister. Mrs.
Hersa Melcndy, who is ill.-Hattie Girls
void returned last Thursday from Mont
pelier, where she has been visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. S. 5. Rallard.-Joseph Pender
has gone to fairfield, where he has en-
ploymcnt in a saw mill.--Mss Cave of
Barre is a guest of Mrs. Leroy Morse. -
Horace Melendy is seriously i'll with a
complication of diseases.-The farmers are
busy in their sugar places and report a
great run of sap the past week.-RobinS
and blue birds are here again. The Cotil-
lion party at Hotel Melendy Monday cven-
ing. March 18th. was well attended. New
sugar was served and good time rep ported.
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WATtRVILLE.

Edward Culver Of Richford was in town
over Sunday.--Miss Gertrude Wilbur is
visiting friends in Montpelier.-A daughter
Il, rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs w.
l.. Wells on the 15th.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. j.
Kelley are visiting friends in Morrisville
this week.-Edson Shattuck and Mr..
Coulson of Worcester. Mass, are visiting
friends in town.. w. Page of Bristol and
&c. F. Jones of johnson We're i'll town on
business two days last week-J. w. Page
has bought Paul Bickford's interest in the
Nathan Page farm. Will Holt is moving
back on to his farm in Johnson.-Will
Nolemire is laid up with a badly sprained
hand for a few days.-Mrs. Joseph Daig-
man has gone to the hospital al Burlington
fcr t1.ndi1.il fl. 1T
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EAST BRO0KElELD.

Very few farmers are suglring this sea-
son, but those who are doing 50 report a
good run" last wcck.--D. A. Whitney i
to carry on J. II. Sprague's Gulf farm tn s
year.--John Clark remains in very p or
health.--F. G. Harrington came near 10 p
ing his house by fire last Wednesd ~. a
comforter was thrown over chair near
the stove, and 1t is thought that the baby
pushed it against the stove so that 1t
caught fire. Mrs. Harrington SIN He'd the
smoke, and on learning the cause called
her husband. VINO was saving wood in tn
door yard, and he extinguished the b'azn.
Mrs. V. Il. Carpenter went to Lowell.
Mass, last week to visit relatives ana
friends.-J. ID, Sutton has purchased w.
u. Baglcy's farm, which he rented last
year. Mr., Sutton also recently purch led
five COWS of Ira Carpenter OF Brookfeld
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JOHNSON.

Arthur T.. Shcrwin of Burlington, is In
town sugarng. Judge Powers and c. w.
Writer'S of st. Adams, were in town Thurs
day.--B. S. Burlington, o. A. Mcfarland
and II. w. Stevens were at home over
Sunday with their families.-One of the
most pleasant and social events of the sea =
son took place at the residence of II. A.
Waterman. 1t being his mothers 73rd
birthday. Some 30 or more of her nearest
neghbors and relatives gave her a sur
prise. a few presents were left MS token
Of the esteem she is held by her many
friends and 70 beautiful pinks We're among
the many choice flowers. At the close re-
freshmcnts were served it being one of the
choicest spreads in this town for long
time.
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WATERBURY, CENTRE.

Mrs. D. c. Hayes and son Leslie are In
Montpelier for a week, the guests Of DR..
and Mrs 0 $ Watson, Mrs. Hayes par
onts Mr.. Hayes was with them over Sun
day.-Mrs. Daniel Daily entertained 4
party of friends last Saturday. it being
her birthday New sugar on snow and a
bountiful supper were serVed.-Spriug
term of school opened a the G. NJ. S, this
week -Medor Lucia and family have
moved into John Parkers house on Knee
land hat. Mr. Lucia and his wifi AMI
dat ghter are all to work fer +. r. Gov II
this sea SOMA Grange socilhla was held
in Grange hall Tuesday and a dinner
ecry,d
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Napoleon st. Onge has gone to Can
ada to visit relatives.-David Maynard has
purchased the Herbert Ranville farm-Mr.
Adelorc St Onge has rented the Napoleon
St Onge farm for the coming year.-P, rly
Montieth, who has been visiting his par
.nts, returned to his school ir EnoSburgh
Tails March 1J.-Melburn Shangrau, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Shangrau, has returned to his
school in Grand Ligne. p Q.-The ladi S
prayer meeting was held this week with
Mrs. Burton Jewett.
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ENOSBURGH.

Rev. ]. w. n. Baker, pastor of the Con-
gregational church. is at st. Johnsbrry
for a few weeks, taking a needed rest
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Cole of Long Lake,
n. Y, made her parents, Mr. and Mrs j.
II. Wright, an unexpected and flying visit
for two or three days. returning home
the 18th. Mr.. Cole was on business trip
via Ogdensburg and Montreal.-Lay Scr
vices were conducted at Memorial church,
the 18th. G.. S. Fassett reading a sermon.
Nearly all sap buckets were running over
the morning Of the nth with sap which
ran Sunday and steam is rising from every
sugar house.-Scholars attending the Enos-
burgh Falls high school from the town dis
trict began the spring term the 17th.-
Road Commissioner Stanley Sayles is kept
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CHELSEA.

Alonzo II. Powers las sold his grist
mill to Milton +. Hutchinson of Brandon,
who took possession last Monday. He has
wife and young child and also expects
his father, who is a skilled mechanic. to
come and live with Lin in the dwelling
house which he has rented of Mr., Powers,
the latter intending to beard ut Orange
County Hotel for a while.-H. 3. Lyford,
who was arrested at the Soldiers Home in
Bennington last Saturday and brought here
by Deputy Sheriff Benjamin w. Adams,
j., was on complaint of states Attorney
David s. Conant taken before Justice Cur
It's s. Emery Monday forenoon. He waived
examination and was held for the June
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EAST ROXBURY.

Henry Shea has been entertaining CONF
pany from New York the past weck.-A
son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Clark reccntly.-E. II. Howe has been in
Lebanon the past week and attended u
sale of horses MIR and Mrs. Frank T..
Allen attended the golden Wedding of Mr.
and Mrs J. G. Wheatley in East Brook
field last Saturday. Eliza Pope has
been granted a pension Of s12 a month with
s9S back paN.-The Roy. y. W. Shaw from
Montpelier preached here last Sunday
from Heb, %. He has an appointment TO
preach again in two weeks, March 80
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Mrs. katherine Knapp Hines died at her
home, March 10, of heart disease, aged II
years. A husband and five children .wo
sons and three daughters, survive her.
She had been lifelong resident of this
town.-Milo Hines was called from New
port, whore he was acting as juror on
Friday last, by the death of his mother,
Mrs. H. O. Uines.--Angie Kelly is in Rich
ford, visiting her uncle, James X, lily
Harry Wellman has returned to Bakers
field, where he will again attend school.
Joseph La Bounty's children are elk
with scarlet fevcr.-Rev. $. f. Goodhcnrt
and wife are taking a weeks vacation
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mr..
Hull of tairlied.-The school directors met
March 70. II. II. Newton was chosen
chairman and clerk. They appointed Mrs
f. Newton superintendent.-M errinott
Durivage. who has been very i'll with
pneumonia, is gaining.-James McAllister
aged about so years. died March Ii Of
cancer. Mr.. McAllister had resided in
town for the past so years.-There was
a hist party held at Ross Kinsley's last
Friday evening.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jed J.. Ladd spent Sunday
in Burlington, guests of X. II. Hathaway.
Mr.. Nathan Kingsley has purchased of
Mr.. II. Manning the place known as the
old Davis place.-Every one is pleased
with the report that we are to have a new
station house on the Canada Atlantic III
place OF the one burned. Miss Florence
Patten is spending the week in Franklin
Miss Frances Manning has gone to Canada
for Il fpAN MnnkS.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. W. s. Smart who was taken seri
ouslV i'll last Friday, is better.
Mrs. Clarence Wilcomb has gone to Iyn-
dom When she returns she will move
into the house now occupied by Ira Farm
hams family. Mr., Farnham expects to
SO to Providence, f. l., to live.
Mrs Hopkins has returned from n visit
Of several weeks in Ludlow and is .ith
her son Il. b. tlouk' S.
Miss Addie Warehouse of Salisbury Is
the guest of Mrs. H. Nj. Gipson.
Mrs. w. ii. Dean is quite sick with
measles.
Theron Wright who is in the hospital
at Williams College with rheumatic fever.
Is little better.
Mrs. D. j. Morse has returned from
Mortified and Barre.
There was large attendance at the
sugar supper given Saturday evening by
the members of Neshoba Grange
Charles Osborne Of Chicopee Falls.
Mass, has moved here and will live on his
fathers farm south of the village.
Mrs. Delano Goodrich is visiting her
daughter in RoXbury Mass
rnnrnrnAIr
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs, l. D. BidGcod came home
from West Lebanon, n. H., Monday for n
two months vacation. --Mrs. DR.. Haglett
and a lady friend and child from Montpe-
lier came home Saturday,--Cora McKenney
is at her home sick with the mock measlt s
Mrs. Ellen Beard has been sick with the
mock measles. Frank Sawyer is moving
to +. c. Atkins's house that he has lately
bought Fred Arson is moving into Jim
.ees house.-The Rev, j. A. Emery was
called to Waterbury Centre last week to
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WESI ENOSBURGH.

NJ. f. Moffatt left town Monday for Cha
tcaugay y. y, where he expects to re-
main for some ;ime.-Mlss Mary Sawyer
is visiting in East Shcdon.-The prome-
made last Friday evening was well at
tended and enjoyed by ALL
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Lila (Moultom Pierce of Chicag ),
cousin of Elias and Clark Hall of this
place, responded to the toast on patriotic
Womanhool'' at the Washington birthday
banquet which was given in that city .-
Mrs. \. -. Tracey returned to her home il
Wayland, Mass, last FridaY.-JOhn Megan
of Cambridge, Mass. is working for 5. q.
Heath.-Sugar orchards In this vicinity
have been tapped and small runs secured
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Douglas has moved into the house which
he recently purchased from Mrs. Louis
Whittemore-Horace Waite of Eden ~
spending u few days with his son. 5. B
Waite.-E. w. Paul who has acted as
cook in Hotel Phoenix during the past
year, finished his labors there Sunday.
Mrs. Crane will do the cooking until n new
one can be obtained.
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PLEASANT VALLEY,

Gaylord Cady has been visiting at Wal
ter Ellsforth's the past week.-Mrs.. Frank
Morgan and Lottie Buker of Milton are
visiting AT D. r. Buker's.-A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hutchins the
14th.-A. r. Day has taken Sanford
Heaths farm for one year.-Several from
here attended the ST. Patriclk's ball at
Hotel MelendN.
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WARREN.

Mrs George Putnam Of Gardner. Mass,
is visiting her moth or. Mrs. Laurl Elliot.
Miss Anna MEG laflin of Randolph l. vis-
itil,g at James McGitiiin s.-MrN. j. S1r-
gent is in very feeble health.-Alrs. Edwin
I.ldi .dge remains about the same.-AlViu
Hanks and wife were in Montpelier last
wrck.-trad Lang fell ard injured one
FnCe quite badly while gathering sap last
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SHELDON,

p. A. Parrin of North Hyde Park has lee
tured on temperance four times in differ
ent parts of the town to int 'rcsted audi
ences He spoke from experience largely,
having been drinking man until 1S95.
His evident sincerity and carnestness with
his graphic method of speech, put him
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WILLIAMSBURG.

At the annual meeting of the Social
Library March 18th the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year: Clerk,
Harold r. Davis; librarian George r.,
WILDER: assistants, Mrs. Lena Briggs, Mrs,
Jessie House. Melvin II, Burnham; treas
urer, Frank Martin; purchasing commit
tee. librarian. Miss Annette Edison, DR.. Il.
Il. Watson. Two hundred and eight books
were drawn on 81 shares and the receipts
of bids and fines were $3.50. The next
meeting falls on the second Tuesday in
May.--An audience of nearly 100 listened to
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.
Reason One.

They know that first buyers
have the choice from a MI CHI
larger stock. Choice numbers are
often closed before April lst. So
they buy early.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

George f. Learned died at his home in
Braintroe Thursday morning, at O. clock
OF q disease OF the brain, after ten days
illness aged q years. He was born IN
from Lebanon, y. H., about fifteen years
ago. He worked for Salisbury Hrothrs
until about three years ago, when ne
moved to a small farm in BTaintree where
he has since resided. He is survived by
II wife, one son, Herbert, Of Boston. a
l., other, Ezra, If TiCCndcroGa, and Il SIS
ter Mrs. William Hooper also of Tlcou-
oeroSa These relatives. With a siStcr-in-
law, Mrs V. S. Bradbury of New port.
\. H., were present at tl.c funeral which
WAS held at tie late Lone Friday at >
p M, Rev. f. q. Rairey officiating. Mr..
Learned WAS sn honored citizen and will
be greatly missed by the community.
Orlando Morse, aged 81 years, died at hi
home in the Brockway district Monday
morning of tuberculosis, after Il long /
ness. The funeral was held Tuesday at
two O'Clock, the Rev. l.. n. Moody of
ficiatins. Mr.. Morse leaves wife, one son
anw Two stepdaughters.
The Hon. James Hutchinson returned
from Washington, d. c., where h has
been for the past two or three mon hs
Monday night. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson, who had been
there three weeks.
News was received here Tuesday Of the
death of Mrs. Lucinda Woodcock Wheeler
at her home in White River Junction She
was found dead in bed, and the cause Of
death was thought to he heart failure
Mrs. Wheeler had been resident of Ran
dolph for about IS years, moving to White
River Junction n year ago. During this
period she spent two years in the We t
She was a member of the Christian Church
mere for many years. Her age was 70 years
She leaves husband Avery G. Wheeler
OF White River Junction, and three so s.
Jenness and Gilman, doctors of Boston
and Leonard, who is in the clothing bust
ness at White River Junction.
Al a meeting of the Masonic Council nell
March 17tE the following officers were
elected; +. A Philips, r. I. NJ. Iucius
Webb, d. NJ; j. d. Dcnison. p .. w; j.
w. Gabrielle, secretary; Orson Woodcock
treasurer, f.. l.. Bass, C. g.. A. n. Culver
c.
Mrs. John Wadleigh went to Keenc. n.
II, and Boston yesterday for a several
weeks visit. She WAS accompanied by her
sister, Mrs, Wiley, who had been visiting
here.
Charles Beede Of Keene. n. H., is visit.
ing his brother. Albert, here for few
days.
| Roy Huse entertained few friend; Al
a Whist party at his home on South Pleas
ant street Tuesday evening.
j. b. Wells started Yesterday for n tbroe
days business trip in Barre and Plainnell
At the sugar party Mt the Christian
Church vestry Tuesday evening slS.SS was
cleared.
Pref r. e. Prichard entertained the High
school teachers at his home TUESDAY even.
ing.
| l.. Z. Booth went to Boston and provi.
dtnce' X. l., Yesterday for weeks stay
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'CREL OIL"

A preventive and cure for tuberculosis,
lung worm, scours and other
germ diseases in live stock and poultry.
Destroys all vermin and keeps cattle
healthy. Farmers using "Crel Oh" need
no inspector. For sale by
{. Il SMITH, Burlington,
NORTON A. JOHNSON HUNTINGTON.
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Are the days that have been selected for Opening
Exhibition of this great collection of choice merchandise
cordial invitation is extended to you to visit every
department in the store and Judge for yourselves of the
character and magnitude of the offering and of the prices
marked on the beautiful goods.
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BRADFORD.

The Rev. II. j. kilbourne was called
to Racine. Wis, last week by the death
of his mother, Mrs. Marcia Knbourne.
Owing to his absence there was no SER
vice in the congregational Church Sunday.
Miss Harriette Craig is visiting friends
at Wells River.-George II. Page of Lit
Teton, N H., was the guest of his sister.
Mrs. William Roy last week.-Mrs. Warren
Davis and Gretchen spent Saturday at
Wells River.-Miss Maude Harris is homo
for weeks vacation from her school in
West Lchanon.-Miss Clara Simonds is at
Mrs, l.. Il. Ilale's again.-Miss Helen Nye
entertained the whist party at her home
Friday evening,-Miss Flossie Sawyer was
home a few days last week on account of
the illness of her mother.-Misses Marion
and Ada Albee of South Fairlee were in
town Saturday.-Miss Lula Lewis spent
Sunday with her sister Miss Elizabeth
Lewis at Hotel Low,-Mrs. Marcia Teller
and Miss Lois Albee are in New York this
week buying millinery goods.
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Reason Two.

They may have learned from
experience that it's much easier to
get work done now than a month
later. Carpet men are scarce.
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.

Tailored Suits, Wooden Dresses, Costumes,
Organdie Dresses, Shirt Waist Suits, Silk Waists,
Zephyr Waists, Pique Waists, Linen Waists,
Lawn Waists, Walking Skirts, Rainy Day Skirts,
Dress Skirts, Silk Pettlcoats, Moreen, Poplin
and Saline Pettcoats, Muslin Underskirts,
Underwear, Etc. Dress Goods, Silks, Dress
Trimmings, Laces, Lace Robes, Wash Dress Goods,
Neckwear, Kid Gloves.
Thursday,
Friday,
ana Saturday,
March goth, 2ISt Qno 22nd,
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ruttage from Thetsord
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IN THE CLOAK ROOM.

For these opening days will have exhibition in
addition to the hundreds of already here
facturers' line of Suits and Outside Garments.
While it may storm, March weather being uncertain,
would remind friends that this will be the opportunity
they will have this the complete and
fancy.
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MORGAN.
LOWELL.

Mrs. Leon Burroughs is very low witt
cancer of the stomach.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-16
SlIOwBRA COMBS AND GOES.

The Canadian Australian steamship
Miowera, Captain Hemmins, arrived in
port yesterday afternoon at / o'clock
from Vancouver and Victoria, docking
at the Pacific Mail wharf. She left
Vancouver at 2:15 p. m. on the It'll
inst. and arrived at Victoria the sama
day at $40 p. m. At 1883 p. m. she
sailed for Honolulu, experiencing fresh
to strong winds from the west until
the 18th, thence south to east and
southeast winds until arrival. The
Aorangi, bound north, was passed at
l:45 a. m. on the 18th. Passengers for
Honolulu we're the Misses Burnett
Mesdames Gregg, Burnett, Clark, Bax
ter and Newman, Messrs. Cook, Mayall,
Burnett, Gregg. Baxter (2D. Newman
O'Connor, Boulton and Hawthorne
Forty passengers are bound through
The Miowera sailed for Suva and Bris
bane last evening