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The Washington times., 1903-02-28

Epworth Leaguers will have for their
consideration on Sunday. March l, the
topic Total Abstinence; the Only SAFE
Rule" references for which will be
found as follows: Daniel. ISIS; l Thess..
v:22; I Peter. I'LL
At Gorsuch Chapter last Sunday even
ing. Mrs Thomas r. Copes had charge
OF the services. Tomorrow evening j. W.
Crawford viii conduct them
The Martha Washington Tea. which
was held at Gorsuch NJ E. Church last
Tuesday evening. under the auspices OF
the Epworth League OF that church.
proved a success In every particular. The
supper. served from TO p. m, was az
elaborate affair.
The program rendered was as follows
Organ solo. Prof. Garland; reading. Mrs
T E Copes; dialogue. The lnvestigat-
ing Committee" flute solo. Prof Car
land: dialogue. The Train TO Mauro;
singing quartet. The quartet sang
several selections and was composed OF
the following: Miss Eva Smith. soprano;
Mrs T. z. Copes. alto; Rev. Thomas f.
Copes. tenor. J. II. Goodrich, bass
Those taking part in the dialogues were
Mrs William Sherwood. Miss Lulu FIT
ton Miss Rachel Books, Miss Slgrld
Gustafson. Miss Ivy Simpson, Miss Fan
ME Y Fitton Miss Ida Gustatson. MISS
Eva Smith. Mrs c. J. Crymes. Charles
w. Fitton. jr.. Miss Nellie Randy. Mas
ter Eugene CogswelI. The entertainments
was well carried out and was received
with applause by the large number OF
people present.
At the conclusion of the program, SUB
per. which was In charge Of Mrs. c. J.
Crymes and Mrs C. Hudson. was served.
An important meeting OF the board or
control will be held at Wesley Church'
FIFTH and + Streets northwest, Wednes-
day evening March A. Notices TO this
effect have been sent 10 the members
OF that body by f. II. Pullman, the cor
responding secretary.
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CHRISTIAN.

Vermont Avenue Church-Preachine At
IL a. m by the Rev A. B. Phillips Of
Augusta. Ca. and at 1880 p. IN. by the
Rev. +. b. Bagby.
II Street Church. near FoRr-aad-a-
half Street southwest the Rev. F. p
Sapp. pastor-Preaching at II a. N. and
T:30 p. m
Ninth Street Church. Ninth and D
Streets northeast. the Rev E. B. Bagby.
pastOr-Services al II a. m, with sermon
by pastor
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by J. S. Washburn, Sunday. at IL a. m i.
at the Second Seventh Day Adventist
Church, Twelfth and NJ Streets north
west; subject at IL a m, Saved by
Grace"
Lewis c. Sheape Will speak Sunday
night at the Conservatory OF Music,
Twelfth and r Streets northwest
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NEW CHURCH.

New Church. Sixteenth aud Corcoran
Streets northwest. the Rev Frank Sew
al. pastor-Moruing service and ser
mon. II o'clock, subject. Martha and
Mary"
The New Church Mission, 1903 New
York Avenue northwest Second foor)-
Service AMI chart talk at 4:30 p m.
subject. How the Highest Mental Fac
ulties Are Opened.
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DEATH OF JOEL WELLER.

Joel Weller. OctOgenarian. died at the
Emergency Hospital last evening in con-
sequence of a fall OF four feet. caus-
ing a fracture OF two rios and eoncus-
sion % the brain. Funeral services viii
be held from the residence Of his son.
E p. Weller. 755 Eighth Street south
east tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The pallbearers viii be Col. John z.
RouZer. Capt. Joshua Davis, Darlington
Young. John Young. Matthew McNelley,
and George +. Stewart
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES.

tation. Miss Bertha w Wetzel Re
fresLments were served by the social
committee. under the direction OF Mrs
w. c. WetzeL
The Rev. W. Clifton Dodd. a mission
airy to the Laos people. Slam. for six
teen years. spoke before the Y. P. 5. C.
z. OF the Western Presbyterian Church
last sunday evening. as well as at the
Sunday school and evening service
birthday Offering" was taken for DR..
Atkins Hospital at san Juan, Porto
Rico.
Howard University Christian EndesvoI
Society held Il social last Friday night
musical ard literary program was
given by the young ladies' or the -Cnl-
ture Club OF the UNIVERSITY
A delightful Martha Washington
party was given by Mrs w Gross. 70
the Christian Endeayor Society OF lions
Lutheran Church. Monday evening last.
After a number Of contests. which
caused much amusement. the members
Of the society listened TO a reading OF
Washington by Miss a Santer-
Calvary BAPTIST Y p :. G E held an
unusually interesting prayer meeting
Tuesdav night. The subject was AN
Evening OF Music" The meeting was
under the leadership of Miss Harriet ".
Swartout. Mrs. Davis sang the Spring
Song" after which came the regular
opening exercises. followed by the his
tory Of the beautiful hymn. 1T Is Well
With Ny Soul" by Miss Gertrude VIII
lard Miss Katherine Stickney singing
the hymn The gentlemen's chorus.
comprising MessTs. Haynie, LOOMS.
Keliar Gilman. Pendleton, kempton,
Gardner. and DR.. Swarto1it. sang the
reflections Many verses bearing on
muzic were quoted by The members
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PRINTERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

The constitution of the Government
Printing Office Immediate Relief AssO-
citation has Just been issued. The OBJ
Ject Of the organization is to extend
financial aid TO the families of deceased
members. Both sexes are admitted 20
membership. but white employees only
are eligible. The officers are James NJ.
Pipes. president; s. F. Mcbride. vice
president; A. T. Canisius. treasurer. and
oliver NJ. Cox. secretary,
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Gospel: The Temptation in the Desert. Matthew w.
Sunday, March First Sunday in Lent. Abnus Swdbert
Monday March 2-Simplicius Ceadda r. Jovinus, NJ.
Tuesday, March -Cunigund, V. Marinus. NJ Asterius
Wednesday, March amber Day. Cassmr X Caius
Thursday, March 5John Joseph of the Cross Frederick
Friday, March 6-Ember Day. Lance and Nails.
Saturday, March -Ember Day. Thomas Aqunas.
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CHISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
Scottish Rite Hall. 1907 G Street north
west-Service, Sunday, IL a. m. and 8
p. m
Second Church OF Christ. Scientist,
hail 1902 Fourteenth Street northwest
Services Sunday. IL a. N.
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The third Of the sub-district Epworth
League meeting VIII be held AT Unior
Methodist Episcopal Church Friday
evening, March -. The district p-esi-
dent viii preside. The Sunday scho IL
room will be decorated. and Instruments al
idsic rendered. while refreshments are
served. Miss Bessie E. Taylor is chair
man of the committee.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mount Pleasant Church. Carolina Road.
near Fourteenth Street northwest. the
Rev NJ. Ross Fishburn. pastor-S:S0 a.
"a Sunday school; IL a. M, address
by the Rev. DR.. ". A. Duncan, OF New
York
First Church. corner Tenth and G
Streets northwest. the Rev s. NJ New
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UNIvERSALIST.

Church OF Our Father, Thirteenth and
L streets northwest-John Van Schaick
jr., pastor. will preach at IL a. m aud
1880 p m
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man. ID. D.. pastor-Sunday. II a. m.
public worship, with address by pastor.
Fifth Church. Eighth and I Streets
northeast. David W. Montgomery. pas
tor-MOrnIng worship. II O'Clock; filus-
tTated sermon by the pastor
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UNITARIAN.

All Souls Church. Fourteenth and L
streets northwest, Rev. Ulysses G. B.
Pierce. minister-11 O'Clock. morning
service, sermon by the minister.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST.

The Eastern Question. the Overshad-
owing Wa Cloud, the Precursor Of a
Worlds Ruin. Recent Developments
Rev, xvi:12-21, subject of address
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be special services at vespers. sermon.
rosary, procession. and benediction.
The order OF exercises for Lent will be
as follows: Sunday evenings at Z
O'Clock Vespers. sermon and benedic-
ton Wednesday evenings at 1870
O'Clock. rosary, sermon and benediction-
Friday evenings at 1880 o'clock. Way of
the Cross and benedictiOn- Masses on
Sunday at g. 1870. and IL O'Clock.
Masses on week days at 8. $50. and
! 30 O'Clock.
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FRIENDS.

Friends Meeting ORTHODOXY. First
and c streets misunderstanding for
II a m.
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The Christian Endeavor topic for Sun
day. March l. will be Lessons from the
Sermon on the Mount" Scripture ref
erenee, Matthew. v:1-l2.
The announcement that the Rev. Cor
nelius Woelfkin. ID. D.. OF Brooklyn, is
coming to Washington TO address
Christian EndeavOr mass meeting on
Wednesday evening next. has aroused
much interest In Christian Endeavor cir
cles DIR. woelfkin is pastor OF the
Green Avenue Baptist Church. of Brook
lyn. He IS known to many people II
this city. and has fine reputation as
speaker. The meeting will be held in
the auditorium Of Calvary Baptist
Church.
President Owen p Kellar. OF the Dis
trict Union visited the Christian En-
deavor Society OF Central Presbyterian
Church last Sunday evening The meet
ing was led by r. p. Clark. president
OF the society.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
of Calvary Baptist Church held social
Monday afternoon in the Sunday school
house A program OF patriotic songs.
recitations. flag drill, etc, was given oy
the Juniors. under the direction OF Miss
Ivah Richards, Junior superintendent.
assisted by Miss Pearl Willis, Miss Abb
bic Warn Miss Josephine ShallenbergeT,
Miss Nellie Taliaferro, Mrs Bodhsh.
Miss Marshall. and Miss Jessie Hopkins.
Sherbet and cake were served TO the
juniors.
4 George Washington party was
held last Friday evening by the Chris
tian Endeavor Society OF the Western
Presbyterian Church. The entertain
ment included: Piano solo Miss May
z. smith: vocal solo. Miss Eleanor /
Denham; reading. w. II. II. Smith; reel
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ST. Aloysius Church, North Capitol and
Streets, The Very Rev. z. X. Fink. S.
T.. pastor-Order Of services: Sunday.
apper church. masses at 6, Z, .. and II
a. m: masses IN lower church at and
10 a. N. lchlldren's massl- a sermon
riIl be preached at the II O'Clock serv-
Ice. In the evening az 1890 o'clock there
VIII be a short instruction. followed by
bcnediction. Confessions will be heard
today and Eext Thursday al and 1880
r. m. and every morning mass az S;So
O'Clock viii be said In the basement. The
Sunday school sodality viii meet at 4
p m
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ST. Dominic's Church. sixth and
streets sout Invest. the Very Rev. j. G.
Kent. o. p. pastor assisted by the
clergy Of the Dominican moRastery-Low
masses. and 7.30. children's mass, fol-
lowed by Sunday school. 8 a. m; high
mass. with sermon. IL a. NJ There will
The Washington times., 1903-02-28

St. Paul's Church. Fifteenth and V
V Streets northwest, the Rev. James
Mackin. rector: the Rev. Thomas a.
Walsh and James f. Krug. assistants
Sunday masses at :. 9. 10. and IL a m;
baptist at d. m: benediction at 1880
p. m. confessions Will be heard this
afternoon and evening.
Devotions in honor of the Sacred
Heart. with benedlction OF the blessed
sacrament. will be held next Friday
evening at 7:3O o. clock
The Society OF st. Vincent de Paul
will meet tomorrow morning after late
mass. The Sanctuary Society meets the
third sunday Of the month. and the
Benevolent Society on Thursday al II
m.
The O'Clock mass is the children's
mass and is celebrated by the Rev.
Thomas a. Walsh. director OF the Sun
day school. Immediately after the mass
the Sunday school meets in the hall.
The catechism class for those chill
dren who are preparing for their first
holy communion and confirmation is
held every Saturday morning at 9
O'Clock in the parish hall. This class
Is taught by the priests OF the parish
Holy Name Church Eleventh and X
Streets northeast, the Rev. Thomas J.
Kervick pastor: the Rev. Andrew }.
Carey assistant-Sunday masses al 6,
Z. .. and 1880 a m; baptism at s p. m. !;
beads and bcnedictiOn at I.
Holy Trinity Church ThiTty-sixtb and
10 Streets northwest. the Rev. James +.
Y. Mulvaney, 8. J.. pastor: the Rev.
Francis MCAtec. s. J.. and the Rev. Sam
uel Cahill. 6. j.. assistant-Diyine ser
vices Will be held during the week as
follows; Tomorrow morning masses at
6. Z :. and 10 o'clock High mass at IL
O'Clock. In the evening hymns. rosary.
and benediction at 30 O'Clock. During
the week masses az 6. 80. and o'clock
a. m Baptism NJ 4 p. m. during the
winter season. The grand bazaar has
been postponed to the Both OF April.
Sacred Heart Church. Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue northwest
the Rev. Joseph Niece. pastor-Masses
Al -,20 and 10 30 n. m. The Sunday
school viii hold it's sessions al 9:@0
o'clock. The vesper service AT ! 90 O'Clock
will be very elaborate. including a ser
mon. the prayers OF continuous novcna
in honor OF The Sacred Heart. and bene-
diction. The choir. under Prof. Rath.
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THE EpWORTH LEAGUE

The Baltimore Conference League Raj
" will be held in First Methodist Epis-
opal Church Baltimore, Tuesday even
ing. March 81 A committee Will be ap-
ro!nted At the board meeting TO make
arrangements for a large number of
WashingtOnlans TO visit the Monumen-
tai City At that time.
j. Finnney Engle, chairman of the
transportation committee. is gathering
data, etc. for the next international con-
vention of the Epworth League. which
meets in Detroit. Mich, July 1919. A
rate OF one fare for the round trip has
been secured. Those contemplating the
uiP should consult Mr.. Engle-
An interesting session OF the Bible
study class OF EldbrOoke chapter was
held at the home OF Mrs. Eli Riley, Tues
lay evening The next meeting will be
kC Id in the church. March 10. at which
time a business meeting will be held
followed by social hour. Miss Florence
Thompson will conduct the devotional
exercises Sunday evening.
Wesley chapter has issued a neat lit
tie card bearing the topics with the lead
ers during the months of March and
April. on the diverse side OF this card
there appears the league motto, the
officers of The chapter. and the hour OF
meetingof the league On the reyers.
side is printed the topics. with references
and leaders for March and April. Al
together, the card is a neat and at
tractive one.
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St Patrick's Church, Tenth Street
northwest. near-F Street. the Rev. d. J.
stafford. D. d.. pastor: the Rev. Fathers
DcIan and Gaynor. assistants-Solemn
high mass at II o'clock: musical YES
pers and benediction at 7;30 a. m Bap-
tism viii be administered at $3.50 p. m.
The sewing school conducted by the
sisters OF St. Vincent's Academy, which
IS open TO all the girls OF the parish
holds its session every Saturday morn
ing from 10 TO u O'Clock The sOdality
meets every Wednesday evening at T:20.
The Sunday school teachers viii hold
q regular monthly meeting in 81. Vim
cents Academy on the third Thursday
Of each month at 1880 in the evening.
The Lent mission will be conducted
by the Rev, Walter Elliott. assisted by
two Paulist fathers. The first week is
FOR women. the second for men.
The plans for the new buildings at St
Patrick's. prepared by Messrs. Wood.
Dem & Deming. are almost ready. and
4 no further obstacle is met with the
buildings will be begun IN March. Dur
Ing the erection of the new building the
school and Sunday school will be held in
tie National Rifles Armory.
Rev Dr. stafford viii lecture for the
benefit OF the Society OF Work for Poor
Churches. on March 20. at 4:l5 p m.
In, the Lafayette Theater. He will take
Tor his subject Sha&espeare's Richard
IL"
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NOTES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

On March next. II will be twenty-five
years since Leo XIII was crowned as
Pontifex Maximus-
At St. Patrick's Church. solemn high
mass will be sung. a sermon on the Pope
Will be delivered. and special musical
program will be presented. II is proba-
bic that Cardinal Gibbons or the Rev.
Dr. Stafford, rector OF the church. viii
preach the sermon. but definite arrange
ments as to this detail have not yet
been made.
Archbishop Falconio, the new PapaI
ablegate TO the United States. will sing
Pontifical high mass in St Patrick's
Cathedral. New York city. on March ,,
the anniversary of the proclamation
At ST. Matthews, on Rhode Island
Avenue: St Aloysius. North Capitol and
] Streets northwest. St. Stephens. Penn
sylvania Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street.
and in other Catholic churches, this
event viii be duly celebrated.
The Washington times., 1903-02-28

The Christian Endeavor topic for Sun
day. March l. will be Lessons from the
Sermon on the Mount" Scripture ref
erenee, Matthew, v;1-l2.
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tation. Miss Bertha w WetzeI Re
fresLments were served by the social
committee. under the direction OF Mrs
w. c. Wetzel
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Immaculate Conception Church. the
Hev. s. Il. Ryan. pastor. the Rev. Am
brose A. Beaver, assistant-Sunday
masses at :, 9, and 1890 a. m the
children's mass VIII be celebrated at Q
o clock In the school hall. followed by
sunday school. vespers at I O'Clock
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-04-17
MlDDLEBURY LOCAL NEWS

+. G. Farnham WAS in town Monday.
Extensive repairs are being made on
the Pierce house.
William Grace of New York is in
town for a few days visit.
NJ II. Langworthy has resigned his
position at Huestis & Gorham's.
w. w Swnney. former business
man here was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. j. Piper is grading up the
lawn about her house on Court street.
Mr. ana Mrs. William Ryan have re-
turned from several weeks visit with
friends in Burlington.
Mrs. +. f. lockwood was called to
Bridport the first of the week by the
death of her father Harlow Peck.
Mrs. j. TAYLOR has returned to her
home in Ticonderoga, n. Y, after a few
days visit with her mother, Mrs. y. c
Woodward.
Miss May Donnelly has returned to
her home in Ticonderu ga. n. Y. after
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
James Hughes.
The annual banquet of the Century
Club was held at the residence If Mrs.
Isaac Stearns on High street Tuesday
evening. There was large attendance
and very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Letters addressed a. follows are at the
ostoflice unclaimed: Miss Nellie Frances
Daniels, Mrs. Earl Dickie. Miss Gertrud,
Maney. Mrs. Ira Morrison. Mile. jose
phine Quirie.
The Easter services at the Methodist
church sunday We're largely attended
The church WAS prettily decorated with
ported plants, cut flowers and ferns
arti0tically arranged. The pastor. Rev
+. j. Guernsey delivered one of his abb,
sermons and the choir rendered choice
musical program.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-04-17

Rev. w. T. Forsythe was in Rutland
this week.
William II. Davis has returned from
a trip to New York.
C. A. Lyman has gone to Montreal on
a short business trip
Theodore Dukett has entered the EN-
ploy of h. S. Benedict
o. p. Moore is making extensive re-
pairs on his residence.
Miss Mabel Bingham spent Wednes-
day in Burlington.
Pres Ezra Brainerd spent Tuesday in
Burlington.
Two of Rev. Thomas Simms' children
are sick with the measles
John b. Hayes has been in Burlington
visiting friends.
Mrs. Ira Taylor entertained at her
home ON Main street, on Thursday after
noon, in honor of Mrs. Robert Barton.
Mrs p. c. Hoyt, of Cambridge, Mass.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Franklin
Hooker.
William c. Danyeau, of Granville,
\. y, was in town ON IA short business
trip this week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Peck have re-
turned from Bloomingdale, H., where
they have spent the winter.
Mrs. j. r. Kingsley has returned to
Concord, n. H., after visit with her
daughter, Mrs, William H. Bliss.
The village trustees, at recent meet
ing. bought GOO feet of hose and hook
and ladder truck, which was voted at Il
recent village meeting.
The ladies of the Labaree society will
serve six o'clock supper, followed by
an entertainment, at the vestry, April
30. Look out for further notice of the
entertainment
The Volunteers of IS. Hose Company
/ held its annual hall at the town hall on
Tuesday evening. 1t was attended by
- couples and was very enjoyable
affair. The supper was gotten up by
Landlord Sanford at the Hotel Allen
and he deserves great credit for the
manner in which it was served. 1t was
considered by all as the finest spread
ever gotten up for this company.
Fred Brunette, the slater. sustained
what is feared to be a serious injury to
his back while at work Monday at Mrs,
Hadleys. He was taking up a lot OF
slate and as he put his foot on the top
round of the ladder the round broke and
he fell some % feet to the ground. He
received some bad cuts on his arms and
hands from the slate that fell with him
He was taken to the home of Judge
Weeks where he was cared for and after
his wounds were dressed he was taken
to his room at the Pierce house.
Postmaster Skill wishes to call at
tention, through our columns, to the
fact that postmasters throughout the
United States are empowered by the
committee having in charge the erection
of the Mckinley Memorial, at Canton
O.. to receive and forward to the asso
citation all contributions to this worthy
cause. Contributors of 81 or upward,
will receive a handsome souvenir ISSUED
by the Memorial association. Subscrip
ton blanks can be found at the pos
office which, when completed, will be
forwarded and the same will be re
corded. The object is to make this {
national memorial to our martyreC
President, William Mckinley. Judg,
William r. Day, Senator NJ. A. Hanna
and many others of national reputation
are at the head of the movement.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-04-17

Read Sheldon's ads.
Read the Star NJ i'll ad. On page e.
Littles' Sheep DIP at sHELDON's.
California olives in bulk NJ Benedict's.
Horse radish in bottles, &c. BOND BROS
School supplies at the Register Book store.
Neck ties, all styles, one third of at Bonds
Have your hair combings made in switch
for 81. GEE SISTERS.
Blank or printed calling cards Mt the REGIS
TER Office.
Creamy soft appetizng cheese, sage OF
plain. BOND BROs
California olive oil, absolutely pure al
Bcnedict's.
Apollo Chocolates. Fresh last Tuesday, a
Sheldon's.
f. III. Thomas.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-04-17

NOTICE. am now selling in addition TO the
Richardson Manufacturing Co.'s farm nipple
ments, the ID. Nj. Osborn & Co.'s grain har-
vesters, corn harvesters, drop reapers, NOW
ing machines, hay tedders, cultivators, horse
rakes harrows of all kinds, and binding
twine. Please give me call before buying
OTTO =. MOORE, No South Pleasant street.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-04-17
Thermometer,
LOCAL NOTICES

Notices under this head ten cents per line
first insertioni five cents per line succeeding
Insertions. Count seven short words to line
or SIX long onesl
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-12-04
TELEGRAPsiIc BREVITIES.

At Selma. Ala. Marguerite. tho 8.
year-oldEslughter of Warren Ambrose,
while playing with matches. set her
clothing afrc. In a few hours she
died from the burns received.
Governor Lanham of Texas. has
raised the quarantine which has been
in force aEainst Laredo since Septem.
her ~. or l.O@5 cases of yellow fe
vcr. 80 have resulted fatally.
Iaitor John c. McIendon. of Iu.
verne. Ala. 4 former Justice of the
peace. is under bond to the federal
court charged with peonage.
Near Chcrry Lake. Fla. Sunday Ben
l.. Smith shot and killed a man named
Sapp. who had driven up to his door
and called fer him.
". II. landyoigt. in a statement at
Washington. comes back at Brstow,
who referred to the employment OF
Eis 1.2ndvCigt's) .un, by stating that
Bristows son is also among the en-.
plOycs.
S0phomores of Columbia university
kidnap freshmen who were on their
way to their annual dinner The
freshmen were at last rescued by po'
hcomen. who were fought by the so.
phomorcs.
In its annual report the board of ord.
nance and notifications says the re.
suits q tests made with 3-inch rapid
fire guns wCrC satisfactory.
Tho supreme court of the United
states declare, The Kansas cighthour
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-12-04
viii Again Sc Arrested.

London, Dec. l.--Charles Allen. the
American criminal. terminates soy.
eral years imprisonment at Dartmop,b
Dec. .. AS son as nc walks out of his
prison ne will be rcarcstcd on an
cXtraditicn warrant charging him with
daring postcificc robbery at Spring.
field, His. in 1855. Later in that
year Allen and Killoran broke out of
Ludlow street Jail. New York. and cs
capped to Eneland. It was only after
NIlen had nc convicted here of rob.
blng the Birk Breck bank that his
.sS-=.se"ation was discovered.