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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
BLUEGRASS
EDITORS

LoUTsvfLLE. Ky. Ian xT.--The
Kentucky Press Association held ia
rnid.Wintsr meeting In Louisville to-
day with an attendance Of edif0rs
from every part of the state. Thomas
q. Watkins. president o. the aano-
citation. presided. aud among the
topics discussed were the advertise
inE law passed BY the last icgisia-
ture. the advantage % uniformity lr
Advertising rates. patent medicine
advertisements. chances % the daily
in small cities. the beat way to make
money out Of Job work. the future o.
the metropolitan weekly. methods Of
building up country nswHpa per.
and the management Of the press
and composing rooms. The session
closes this evening xith a banquet
a the willard hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
LESSER MAKES DENIAL
Says He Never Asked Dobln to Lie for Hin
But Only Wanted the Truth

WARRINGTON. u. C.. Jan. H.
Le~sier was the flrst witness bcfars
the naval Affairs inv Rlxatins oam-
mittes th,s ntsrning. lie denied that
he had ever made any attempt to In
furucs poeiin Ne saidthat all that
he had ever advised him 10 DO sAs
To tel the Whole truth. and thai
there was no talk whatever On tee
tstaony. pel,isn n~sr~ tsssd him thai
hs had cfirsnsliy He'd Ls-~sier says
that he has no rcason 20 believe that
pehtfn's Testimony AZ his sccntsi ex-
animation would he other than err
rossnrafise Of the nr.t story. nr-su
whirh the Investigation had hasn de-
nu@nfsd. Tho wttncss adalltted that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

Mrs. Peter Johnson, widow u the
man whom corpner'u jury this
morning declared was murdered IN
his home, AZ sit Kins street. was
IRIS afternoon found aud arrested By
the police on suspicion Of having
been implicated la tho crime.
The policr are now booking FOR a
house painter named Olson. who
foonaed In thv houa. And who, II ~
believed, spent Friday nlnht, when
tho assault " supposed TO have
been committed. az the johnson
hsne.
When taken 20 police headquarters
Mrs. Johnson told practically the
same story about her husbands
Death and the circumstances leading
W 70 u. a. she FIRST told pr. smith
=. Iohnaon. the attending physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
1AM TRANSFERS
FINED IN COURT

sse-'s.ss' ssfss this morning fned II
~ 49, ~ last driving around
49,. .. nj when DEFENDANT
- .--ah.f, iine Of 81 and costs
I.lsT 1851. When a plea ~ not
L4ss p vas fined y aud costs.
t',z-s ~ ss.yxici. fnHrnatnr. was
tz<z1 y y ofheer sehanemau on 4
ffk .ast driving this morning
<ssza-. feeptisns the tsansfers
pleaded not a5flfv ana
- each ami costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

he did Sc the speaker. bat simply
10 avoid nssorfsty. Also that he fid
and bis secr~tafy to git Dobin be-
fore the cornnstttee but for the pur-
po-s ef sscartne HE pres~nes With
eut attracting attrntton. and ut
hoseser. With the i6>s that pobiih
hAi new testimony to ofer.
IL IL understood the committee has
We s~rfies ready. II viii r. 20 tbs
enest that an ensr was made Big
poeiin % LESSER. eot that ~ ore
deuce can - placed is Dotssln's tee
tlnony and that not hing has he<n
shown 20 CONTEST oatsg WITH ths
tupfofer edsf 1'he v~rsstrt is re-
carried - q vindieatIoa % both I<ezs-
isr and Qasxx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
CHEERFUL
SCANDAL

VIENNA. Jan xTs--Th~ DIE z~lt
hss confirmed the message Of a -.asn-
tsl In whlrh the cssr 10 ths principal
nxar-. white ~sihina In hts rarvf-n
recrntiy a ballet Girs. whom he hat
formerly favored sradsd tho guards
and rushed TO h,s side. she piead@i
that he mass rsparatinn Tor d~ssrt-
ins her. The cfar ordered her en-
pulsicn This uiri resisted. Her
load outcrter attracted the attention
~ the cxnrina. uho Witnessed the
scene and afterwards retired 10 her
apartments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
SHORT IN
ACCOUNTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27.-win-
ME Mercer. the famous baseball
pitcher. who recently committed
suicide here, has been found 90 have
been short ~ His accounts. ~ IL cs-
tlmated that h- squandersd 5000 az
the race tracks here. lie lost all the
money tho club had made on their
western trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
FOR WIFE BEATING

T. Duncan. an alleged wife heater.
was tined ace by Justice Cam WIS,
teistaN. Duncan was given the limit.
tefatdlesa Of the fact that hts wife
teieHed 10 prosecute and rwore ca an
athdaNit IN which she stated she had
obtained Satisfaction Tor the injuries
she had received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
AMOUR
CORNER
BROKEN

s,'.'.fio. Jan. z7.-T-he greatest
- hi mat The board Of trade
zrrs, s.1sIisnfed IN recent years OF.
1nr..& - morning on receipt ~
~ lsporfs from everywhere.
n dropped from ST 90 to
1rz,.,,r~ '..la ffeniendaus excitement.
- - va iiisIa1eed from the cor.
Ia - he has occupied 40 long
n 49,. = compelled to drop 10 900 :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

street railways ana 60 acquire by
purchase of condemnation amy exist
inN lines. In any franchise for street
railways given IN any person 0f eoin-
pany. a clause must be inserted re-
serving the right Ia the city 10 pur-
CHASE the plant. The city eeuneii
i> ntsen the power 10 iteeuse fss esr
oars OF lease its tracks &c sny ceuf-
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP +
OF STREET CAR LINES
nilL MAKING PROVISION RECOMMENDED FOR PASSAGE
nv CHICAGO CITY COUNCIL

CHICAGO. Jan Municipal
ownership Of street railways 10 pro-
vided for In a bill approved By the
city council aud recommended for
passage by the legislature. The
measure. known as the jackson bill
was approved by a vote Of 81 to ID.
after a long and bitter fiHht The
Jank~on blil gives every city In the
state the risht 20 own and operate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

pAfSfER nEACH
uoSnssKKxns rsnAnrHr,
o. sea-. % La. ws.hinrtsa.

q yua want hpfrs n a tSautffsi sput
tofa. Nth chanco 81 do,ahfinN your ~
sastrpassf Within = Fear o. 20 Ealrisr
n.ses a sc. -ssse ssr~e,s Ar. o,s.r.t.
st1eselhs atd steetrte stf~st AHhts.
srhnoia sfSfe-, etc, arr ~ Al ypar conn.,
mani and LARGE - TpoT Tors an
nsiiinr rspaelf ~ "a tsa and 500 =
rnpnfhlf. nssff int Il within one and
two tlacsg - tste asf car Nne owe
~ nsw hernss hulitina f.esEts rsnNtnz u
srns rs,~ ~ al. ana sna.sniain.. aist
nsf healthy. Es~sreriy likes Hairisf
ussrh. $50 mili tsst eafnpisfed ard
fnInh~f 90 fsfmel Taks nentasn car On
Wsshfsgtua street Far~. 20 rides fof =
ddiiar. So M Wed. aesnt At offtoe
psini~r HsAgh - c. X. Eturtssan, osnsr.
30 finston Bicck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
SEEKING A SON

J. "a Mcinturf OF stranhurr. Va.
ead superintendent of public schoois
~ shenandoah county, has written
eia>ot itutnca Tor Information con.
sctntns the Whereabouts of Gilbert 4.
sNtetutt hta son. who. when last
heafd from, was NJ In the seattle
general hoanltai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

Out-of town orders must add from
Z 20 IS cents for postage on books
and 1 cent per copy for music.
VIOLIN SPECIAL
In order 60 reduce stock. we viii
sell faliqf bits week our regular
ifssb Violin 6r tT.fs, with sstra ~,
% strinsa. bow and case complete.
We are also Offering very attractive
prices on cur large stock % Guitars.
Ma nsioiins. Harjo-. Music f3oxes
Graphophonss. Records. etc.
Everybssy knows rhss We Load In
etANoe AND oRo ans
Not only IN carrying the largest ana
best essoffed stock % the leading
nak~. but also In r~nnire values.
which our superior faciiltie. enable
as TO share with our patrons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
TOUCHED
the BANK

IKkfoo. Ssb.. Jan. s7.-Rob-
1nzm.tei a hank here at an
s'sr his morning and secured
2 speeif. They effected their
Isnfn town and are nov be.
szlsa sy shsrIffs posae with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
1 GERMAN
VESSEL

LIVERPOOL Jan. zT.-The vessel
ezz r<<f HolThszd = the German
es<hiz3< Hu*< instead Of an
!. 1ltAn HnsS - II first reported.
= nhnard sr~ saved. but the vessel
\ : t1fxi 1r<rk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
CONGRESS-

~.su,S<3rcS. p. .. Jan. H.
s<sss 4 wei vAFsa'' :. LAY IA nasas
- - ~ .srftzsa u his resolution
=. snzzn tnrat q eemrsts-
- = s-sr.lns ~ FFeseaf pension
~ rselsf t<-itaeIs changes.
.s<ssri - 1ufrs KITTY u psn-
- - 1879 sho served II
- Au b tne civil war ani
- ks4n11v discharged when
- fase f~1fhed the age % 6
- al uxke appitcation for tina
- Ne <uUv~tsd tta q month AZ
go ~ rrp,<r enaafnt II the pro-
- p<nslrz <>att said that the
.r-rrr; p<nszsn laws are filled with
u tzr< sna hameaxzoHy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

Union BARRIERS shrowsburyss. III
Yesisr fbasement5 zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

SAN FHASc-THf-O. Jan ia-fspe-
cial Corrpsppudencr.b- Asnv~i ds>
Vale of Menio Psrs h Isl year. Old
and hss dscumsnta 20 prove ~ Hc
ws. born In Zscetecs<. Mexico. In
iTs@. az the certificate % hls birth.
signed By tbr j~fe r-olitico. oF rnaxis-
tFste % the eify. Shows Hs came TO
California whrn h. was an even 100
years old and has lived 81 Msnlo
PARK for the last s. years
Senior del Vale n IRAN weighing
about % pounds. and being less than
five fret tall. He SAYS he has never
used tobacco or nqaora. newer wet
hts feet accidentally and never was
eut tn a trust. These are the rules
he gives for attaining a great age
Pray regularly to God. attend mass
when you are able. sit IN the sun"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
ROCKEFELLER
GIFT

CHICAGO Jan. 9T.--An Afternoon
paper says that Hock-feiirr will give
o. .00o. 600 for the PURPOSE Of fosnf-
ina a research hospital 70 ma curs
for consumption. buildings Will be
erected At tho University Of Chicago.
complying with the previously pian-
ned extension % Rush Medical coi-
lese. af tho time when the two insti-
fufiona combined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

Uisf B-saSss esss Maas Tissa aoo.dSo
f-yss sons haot. Latest and iSnat 0at.
tuaN Mtoh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
THREATEN
WITNESS

NEW YORK. Jan. sFs-ons - the
witnesses In the cav u William
heorer Young has Informed the dls-
tffct attorney that he has received
him with drsfh n he testiffss Al ths
trial The letter contained exe.fpts
ON blood atanruasnt from tho DOB
trine Of The Morsuaa srhar<fA II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

IN 7xflr-9fs'7f ia -. sslf $50,
ieo ~, 10, "a ~ naitinau~s s1siites.
w e.ys -eis ss~s. no lss 10 re l..s
flse flfssshs 70 spqi ant f~sf-rsahar g-s-
rfs rvsu esphet ftla u hear rnpprh -
We state rnie~r~s,y " trgtett u frosn
uaioea.. ste a 10 the pfassf rinns 10
brins 40 y~ss f.qrtiy IN q rs~an aHi ~
spectacle naisAA.afteNi aad N a. ssu-
raiiarAi tlsfrfrt ~ a hluh anf slightly
lnaatissn snf ~ ~ nru fs-frrh tF~en
iat. $50 tsitsrt ~sfrf maias ! 40
80 h~li~ve thas rvu wiA sv-r So the
tiAns ssain tAai gna nan ha, ono y
threa choir lots fof ths ahaFt ffire Anf
80 tsrsa@ - so s4nh ant 81 ~ raouth
Isis !. ~ ns~s ef.s@p rrupefty pfrsrsd -
~ raeTsst snf nssr ~noTh 20 the tini-
seryitf ana mites irsiar tho eiiy isniss.
anf rtusw 70 god ratfir --hnsies "a 40
casnt - ~ if~aiiou psu viii So fhia
prspsstg s8ssnas rapiaiy In eatas roc M
s~st fr~ y~srwi ,lss butisirx % the car
Hire aiil a3vanee thi~ gfasaHrtF f00 psE
r~nt fh.rs 10 flsu = y minute - sefetrs
60 this isuI.@ftY ant trsnsfere 90 al parts
81 fhs ely neeie-ul~r. th@ ISIS ARE
lsrses. 100 per c~nt nheals~r. teo Per e.s,'
estssts witfrs frmiAs ~ cifg fuinA, and
On s.s tsFss. fhrrs 10 ~ ~fruee fey yea
ueNsins a misfass IN ths place yea hay
TaAs urtrrrwiiy ear - i.zteaa station.
Dad hefsse asttln9 ~ tea ear. fpti~~ ina
cftr 20 rev Niatsa ! tissr&s west ~ L.
tseA eaha.s have sfti over M iasa
NJ. VI y. nr~rerT wni STOW v.o erganf
aay tifns yss call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
IMPERIAL
BIRTHDAY

BERLIN, Jan. zT.-The birthday
OF Emperor William. wh9 was born
January 81. 1853. was generally OBJ
served throughout the empire today.
In this city the day was celebrated
buildings were decorated. Nest Of
the Berlin papers. a. we'll as thoas
~ other cities take occasion To utter
few words Of eloquent euioKy %
tho emperor.
-
Cash for old gold. Colonial hleek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
FOUND DEAD

nERLfN. Jan. s7.-Pr4nce Welt
rang stcfh~rx was found dead thss
fnnrninx In the lzzrk o. hls s~ssis
rin~ vas lying near. An lns>~-
tixstinn Win b hsii 20 d~tcsmine
whsthss The ca~e 10 murder ~ sui-
eide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

There ~ hardy a business man mi
the city who has not been told q hnfl
dozen times by his friends that he
ought 10 buy one Of iutchinHon'H 80
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

ST. DAvfDs. wairs. Jan. sT.--The
nrittsh .fssm.r 0rsroe. boand frurn
Wasrow 70 Huenua AIRS sank on
Ramsey Island this afternoon. sin
% the cruw WIRE saved. seventeen
fAla.in9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
SEAKCHER FINDS
n RUNAWAY BOYS

MAiph Pulyer aud Herbert Hpilo-
wE{. two 10 year old boys who have
3D. Missing ffoin their homes since
4 INLAY morning. we're found yestsr-
10 afternoon near Meadow Point
hfhn elder brother Of ttniphi
No boys explained 60 thelf parenta
tii1} they left home with the intsn-
tilM Of paying . visit to their favor
10 Teacher. afisa Annie Porter. for.
fnariy Of the Mercer school. who had
gone 10 Everett TO be married.
The youngsters spaut one night In
tho woods and had nothing 20 eat
when found they were walking this
tie<.
-
Union BARRIERS shrowsburyss. III
Yesisr fbssement1 zee
-
One Hundred and Fprty- fourth an
adversary Robert Burns. Grand com
esrt and ball. under auspices ~ This
caledonian Society. me. Of seattle.
at Itsnke's hall. January ~. 1903
Admission - cents Reserved seats
81 90. zee
Dunlap. real estate. % uaien block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
Nailo. % a,noLhold.r.

1iiE annual mss,inn ~ ne atochholdsfs %
me friirN Jacket MininH co will b.
held - ~ thsfrY street seattle, Fah
nih 10 u. en- fnf rufuuse ~ riffflns
LrmnL 90 4 ~ nMalLL- LII -lllN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
cAARoE or nonnnnY

Wm. Latham was arrested by the
paiien and charged w Justice cnnn'f
court yesterday With Iobblng W ~
anaYHan Of go ~ % Seattle saloon,
nearly a ysar ago, Ola yaun had been
out OF ihe city aiuce tho robbery.
Recently he returned The nfat per-
son h. recognized ~ the city was the
man Who he says arhbsd him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
sesissy Notice.

scvss ~psr,ss = ~ t-ssss-s rsss-,
s.sfhss ssssrtins si.sins gins Iees
tshl-ss g.e Ns M.sisori ptoqrs-e~r<<f
Ssra.n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
REF ACQUITTED

George Ref was tried In the SUI
pcrior court today on the charge Of
obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses. and acquitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

W. ~ Hutchinson 90. are giving
the choice OF any suit In their stock
efespt plain blues and blacks. for
80. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

y. W. Merfick, tho clothier, left
last evening for New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

Auction aats ~ furuitarei the Dallas
nnueF. iW MaFtinHtpn street snfnnf ~
iiTft avenue south. q. ~ lNfAtrtun
go. Will aeil on "Wednesday, the gHth. ~
10 ariuHh HhHrr, The contents NJ ~ fpuint.
ilet nFtH. springs. ninffffasre. heiaihH
sheets Sii''a. pillrus, tDiiHt aete. rhslfsf
tables. ntatinn stoves nnnt stove nlans
col beds. lace curtains rtf. " .. biehs
fFtun a Co. auftiuunerH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
SHEET MUSIC

STREET. MUSIC
An regular 0oo and Use music now
tssstftFt stsFssff4sfsfsFsss slbc
All regular 2so ana sge music now
stfftfffFfs sttsffts. sssstssfs tiVf
All regular SOC foilop, vocal or In
Ftrumantni. now s.......s... zee
Selections nom opsfss. regular price
sac, now sssstsstrtsssssssss Fsloc
Three pieces 81 regular Toe music for
..sss.sss.s..ss stsss.tttssssss ioc
Reg.
Price. Now.
Gems of Ballroom.
plano sss..ssssssssssl 10 " ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

WANTED one. two three ~ iour men -
furnish aai occupy three comfortable con
nactlun fauina. convenient, free ughis,
hai aud cold watsr bath. tia birtb sF-
snue iiiark u3it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
Mantsd

MANIIfia fuunf iadI employed Va factory
~ establishment Nilefs hhe npiild ffiaiil
Hsnd orr work. g. take Without chHfHnt
our treatment fuf form dHFelnrtaeui' can
this week. 90 . ., m iflH seventh
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

" u. iiskhhfoN ~ hage faTalFea
inatfuctiaua ffum ne ufuuriHiuf ~ the
Hathaway baI who 10 rpfnpflled - va.
fhis $50 aanufssa ~ itHa mini Avenue,
- nnu ~ huctirH 90 "Wednesday, TIE
1sih. a. s'riaeh. ihia rtefnniiF n'is1 10
raitfu rnnHs tiF1 uf ruut AMI barh bar
Hni fpHif1ua mn Eisas. rsus me NJ
af chandeliers. raft over siOJ each nna
hiHIue efnaWsnfH, chairs. tables over 100
yaflH me Marlborough Nrisasls rtfpafs.
lpfleres Tbs shave u ~ ths hnesi only
hfnH ln rsa sfuff tifue We VIII also
ffil the hHlsnoe IT tif stood ~ nue v Ines
ana 1aupfa. E "a riftsrtan a 60. aaes
tluurFfHi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
IN SELF
DEFENSE
coeonsa.s JURY ssosGRArEs
PETER woolGy WHO KILLED
JOE oaoss

Killed By Peter wooisr In sslf-
f~feuses- was the substance % the
verdict rsturnsd By eof0nsr Hoyes
Jury this affeFncon at tbs oonetsstofz
a. an Inquest over the BODY OF Joe
Eslaax~lsssn. alias Gross ~ho was
fatally shot daring ROW In the flor
sncs saloon early Monday morning.
The tufy after hesrtns testimony
as TO csoss well known bad ehafncs
tor and aaars~lserae disposition. ia
90 time In ssunsrstinE Wooisy and
finains him free from all blame In
doing the shooting.
The cofouerfH Jury verdict has no
legal eject. and wooiey vii. there
fore within = few days be given q
preliminary hearing on the charge %
numbering his son In Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

FOR SALE

FOR sale
Near University Heights public
school and ear line.
fano=-iiousc ANA lot. 2 rooms plas-
tered.
Agi Lot with house and barn;
unfinished.
c. B. KITTREDGE
University station
Independent Phone A 7fts
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-05-14
The X-Rays.

Recent experiments, by practical
tests and examination with the aid of
the X-rays, establish it as fact that
Catarrh of the stomach is not disease
of itself, bu5 that it results from re-
Can Cure My Indigestion?" Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure is curing thousands.
dyspepsia and prevent or cure Catarrh
of the Stomach. Kodol digests what
you eat-makes the stomach sweet.
Sold by Rivers Bros.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-05-14
Our Saturday Special
CHELSEA.

The closing exercises of Chelsea
Academy brought out good attend
ance at the town hall on Friday even
ing. The exercises consisted of recita-
tions and declamations by Edward b.
Hatch, Clara A. Hemenway, Bessie
H. Burgess, Blanche M. Hutchinson,
Joseph A. Tracy, Lora Hood, Bertha
W. Berry and Margaret Comstock (;
readings by Emma M. Carr, Zoe E.
Hill, Edith M. Grant and Sallie Fl.
Emery; original parts by Emma W.
Hatch and Donald L. Comstock; a
piano solo by Dan p. Dickinson and
a castanet solo by Edward B. Hatch,
and two songs rendered respectively
by girls of the Academy and of the
grammar school.
Arthur H. Morey is to open business
as a photograI her on the 10Th in the
rooms over the drug store, so long
occupied by the late H. l.. Bixby.
DR.. f. l.. Beckwith went to DAN
vile on Monday for two weeks dem
tai work.
Rev. H. J. Wyckoff began last Sun
day afternoon a preaching service at
South Washington
Mrs Peake and Mrs. Talbee of Bris-
toll, r. l., mother and sister of Mrs.
W. E. Allen. are paying her visit of
a few weeks.
The absence from town of B. H.
Adams, Jr, has caused the resignation
of his office of constable and collector,
and the selectmen have filed the va
cancy by the appointment of Q. T.
Dickinson.
Quarterly meeting is to be observed
at the Methodist church next Sunday,
and the presiding elder is expected to
be present.
Susan M. Gilman is failing from
cancer, and Mrs. l.. r. Denison of
East Barre is caring for her.
Ola Hood celebrated her tenth birth
day on Wednesday evening of last
week by pleasant gathering Of her
young friends.
Charles r. Corwin of Somerville,
Mass. is visiting his parents for a
few days.
DR.. and Mrs. M. H. Corwin visited
their daughter, Mrs. Welcome, in
Portsmouth, N. H., last week.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Church of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. O..
l. Carpenter.
Word has finally come that Senator
Dolliver will not be able to fulfill his
engagement to lecture here, and the
committee expect to substitute for this
engagement concert by Wilder s
orchestra of Montpelier, probably on
the evening of the 9th inst. Fuller
particulars may be expected next
week.
Alonzo A. Bohonon, who has been
boarding at @. w. Bacon's, has gone
to L. j. Doyle's.
Susan (Shattuck), wife Of Orange
Densmore, died on Saturday of the in
firmities incident to old age. She was
eighty three years and five months
old, and had been married sixty-three
years. Besides her husband she is
survived by two children, Charles A.
Densmore and Mrs. Ellen r. Cleve-
land. and several grandchildren and
great-grandchidIen The funeral SER
vices were held on Monday afternoon,
Rev. Mr.. Allen officiating.
The cemetery commissioners chosen
at the last town meeting have adopt
ed series of bylaws, rules and regu'
lations concerning Highland cemetery,
which have been printed in neat
pamphlet and distributed among the
| citizens of the town.
Mrs. H. o. Bixby is seriously il
from complications from an attack OF
the grippe.
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MIDDLESEX.

Rev. p. j. Robinson of Windsor
will preach in the Brick church at
2 10 o'clock next Sunday.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Rev. Miss Salmon is boarding at O..
@. Wizards.
Mrs. John Willard is i'll with pneu-
monia.
w. M. CLARK is building cottage at
Woodbury. pond.
Rev. +. T.. Talbee of Bristol, r. L.,
will conduct evangelistic services at
the Evangelical church, beginning
May "a. All are invited.
Harry Daniels has sold his gray
horses to a man from Cabot.
There is to be teachers meeting al
East Village school house ne xt Satur'
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. All who
are interested in school work are in
vited.
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EAST ROXBURY.

Robert Harper returned to Lisbon,
N. Y, last week, making the trip
with his team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Rutz of East
Randolph were guests at f. O. Rutz's
last week.
Frank Jerd and Mr.. Wheeler from
Randolph were in town Sunday.
Bert Allen is at home for a few
weeks vacation. having just graduated
from the dental college in Baltimore,
Md.
O. s. Richmond and son Harold
from Mortified were guests at +. o.
Aliens last Friday.
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