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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-24

parlor to tho strains Of the wedding
march from Lohcngrin. played by Miss
Maud Marion cole. cousin Of the bride.
and took thcir places beneath beautiful
arch OF az,lius and laures where the
ceremony was performed. the simple ring
service being used The bride was attend
ed by her cousin. Miss Alice NJ. McTerner,
and Clinton r. Smith, brother of The
groom. WIS best man. The bride was
handsomely attrod inHcrcaiion of pcau dc
chene over whitc taffctH and carried white
roses The bridesmaid was gov ned In pale
hluo nuns veline aud carried pink roses.
The house was rrettilN dccorlted with
azalias, chrysanthemuns. roses, carnA-
tions and ereenery. making very pretty
contrast with tho light gowns worn by
tho Young ladies' rhc floral decorations
were arranged br Alfred Wlgand of
Lawrence. reception was held from
Z to $3.50, whom Mr md Mrs Smith were
assisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
&. Smith. The following Young men we're
ushers: Harry Anderson Of Lawrorce,
Clinton Smith. brother of the groom,
Horace Bodwcll aud Frank colo, brothers
of the brd" The Erooms gfts to the
ushers verc gold scarf PITS SGT with
pearls. A dainty wedding supper was
served to the guest hN tdterg, Frank
was resplendent with banks OF cut flow
ors. The brides and groom's popularity
WAS we'll attested bv the great array Of
wedding gifts, which included besides
eoveral checks beautiful silver ware.
china, cut glass. table linen and rottcd
plants Mir. and Mrs Smith loft AndoVcr
ON tn" $50 train for a wedding trip OF
tw" weeks to New York and Washington,
after which they will b. AT homo in Bos-
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tow ns.-Nirs. John Dodge came from West
Rutland last week to attend the surprise
party Mt her brothers. Ray Brittcll's.--
Mrs. Dora Fearing of Amherst, Mass,
was called to town last wcck by the i'll
ness OF her father, Il. ]. Bowlos.--John
shan. salesman for the Newell company.
ttdensburgh, n. ", has severed his con-
nection with that company and will re-
sumo bis duties in the Shan brothers
@'"r".--Ihore arc to be family Christmas
trc"s at Miner 1Iayward's, John Shaw :
ahn Grant SturtcVant s.-The rural FREQ
delivery No 1, will soon change carriers
NJ Elliott retiring to be eulcrco1"d by
Mr.. Rich Of Middlobury.--Thc children of
Carl Shaw are ill with severe cods.--Ml-
dr"d, iuf1nt daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
ilidm Austin, died last sunday sn1
was buried from The homo on Tuesday.
The RnV. Alexander Mckinley officiating.
lntormcnt at Maple Grove cemetery
Mrs. I."vi Austin is slowly improving. but
~ not able to he removed to her home. -
Robert j. Bowles, well known and high
~ esteemed citizen, died Of pneumonia at
his home in the south part of the town
last Monday. MIR. Rowlcs leaves n wife.
nov ~ with pneumonia aud five chill
d.. three of them still quito young. rhc
JOS '9llS heavily upon the family and is
Sr.i u by the entire community.
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CORNWALL.

\ Chri.tm,s entertainments with 60 nro.
orarnr,. ,f music ra,it,ti,,s .,,I ,,r,..,,. .
t;tinns of uirts followed bv a social rim.
will be h,ld in th,. Town nan Thursd,,v
cvouir,, M. and Mn WIN T. ,.bur,b
are tho n,rcu,. nr 9. son horn Dc,,r,i,..
IL Mrs 4 T. Rnrcdi.i o,.ornari,d b,.
h,r sister Mis-. .r,pr,rt ,,. ,.i.iti,,,,
another sister h ,.In,iro y VI II
Su.d.rI,,d = II Lama, ri..rl,.. ..,,d wa
tor H,rrum AFRO AZ tL.i. r..,,,tiv,. homes
during rho hnlil.,v ,..,r,tio, n, Nlid,iIch,,,,
'olIorc t.nrruai C;r,ngo M Ynt u,,.,n-
,zcd robrulry gf loo2 with :, .b.,rtn.
,u.r,hcr! r,v. r,,,,hor. ,o- A, , ,-s,,I,r
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NOVEL ENGINEERING FEAT.
Heavy Drawbridgc Raised by tide,
Moved snd Lowered by Runnipg sand.

remarkable engineering feat Was e.
tacted when n 1,r6-ton double deck draw
bridge for the Lackawanna railroad traffic
over tho PasSiac river at Newark, \. T..
was moved into place. At low tide there
wcrc noatcd under each half of the new
bridge float consisting OF two FcowS
lHshcd together. Across each pair Of
b'recs were set two great boxes dllcd
with sand To within a few feet of H." top
and Oh them rested smaller boxes acting
rs plunccrs and coniag to within Il few
feet Of the bottom OF tn. 5ridirc when
tho tide began to rise the immense draw
bridge was lifted from its pivot OF
granite IN the middle of the river and TIN
0oatS were then drawn upstream with
trcir burden until the bridge was poised
above the new granite pier and between
the newly laid elevated tracks. Then the
sand in the boxes WAS permitted to run
ont from a score of holes and the
plunUers carrying the weight Of the
bridge sank steadily and easily. The com.
pl"tc operation lasted only hv" hours
Had the bridge been lowered by previous
methods traffic would have been tied UP
for week.
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

Harvey Martin is confined TO the house
ny IlMes-.-Mrs. : y. Alden and 8oulah
have gone 10 Pavlot to Sp'rd the holiday $
with her sister. Mrs Frank Nelson
Ms. Frank Lewis has returned from
visiting friends in Burlington. The Whist
cluh WAS very pleasantly entertained on
Friday evCning AT the home of Rowland
KoblnSon.-Miss Crowley has returned to
her home in Potsdam, y. Y, to spend
the holidays, after successful term Of
private sChool.-Thcre will be a basket
dance at the Martin House on Christmas
night, December - Cards arc ont for the
marriage of Miss Marion Lane Davis Of
Petersburg, Va, and Capt, George Mal Tin
formerly OF this town on December 30
MIS- Jane Ward is spending the winter
at Mrs, Lots Palmer s.--MrS Chaunccv
I}lehec and daughter are visiting AT Calvin
Martin Mr.. and Mrs. o ~ BARBER OF
liiu"shurGh spent Sunday at s II. Mar
tin :, sou of Mr.. and Mrs Peter Little
died on saturday of mcmhrancous Group.
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STARKSBORO.

A quiet and pretty wedding of one Of
Andovers most popular young ladies' was
solomuized Wednesday afternoon, when
Miss blanche Mildred. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph f. Cole of Elm street
was united in marriage to Fred Hubbell
smith, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank &.
Smith. OF Starksboro, Mr.. Smith is well
known in Andover, Mass. having former
ly been engaged as civil engineer in the
construction OF the IIaverhill g. Andover
street railway, The ceremony was per-
formed at $50 o'clock at the brides home
by the Rev, +, X, Shipmhn of the South
Church in the presence of immediate rcla-
tNcs and friends of the contracting
parties. ThC bridal party entered the
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CHlITENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

iN'' H,""' IN th' ''Il'ph dlStrl'i' 8poul
NV" mics irnm ihi+ Village, toward coli
'u"S''r' "e'tuS' oi po"r health mas decd
=" ms pace worth about s"' to the
'""n o' f'SS"N ma mas gone to the Union
i"ur 'dr.n ln NllllStpn to llNc'
MIS- marina a. Greene, mother Of Mrs.
"h"r h' Johnson, died az a." O'Clock
Monday afternoon at tho home Of E"r
u""sh,'r at the johnson House after q
long illness but pneumonia WAS cVcntu-
any 'ne cause OF h'r death MIS- Gr"ouo
"'s +" Years aud SIX months old, The
uuriai Will take place IhurSdnN morning
al n'r h"uNc place Troy. Me. She is
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LEICESTER.

"fiss Juila Brown ht me from NJ, lone
\. y, until after the holidays Mir aud
Mrs. Guy Williams of sudbury Spcut sun
day with Mr.. tapron.-lN lNuduu Thomas
of Randolph recently visited Buruicp
hrigss, H. II. Ryder and sons, George
and Herbert, were called to New Haven
on Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs
bnud a sister OF Mr., Rydcr.-Miss Carte
lrownson is home from Rutland To- spend
her Ndcaton.-Miss Grac" Sparks has
closed her school Al New Haven Mills
for three weeks on account OF small poN
RLlslnl
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TRAIN LOAD OF TURKEYS.
About 100000 Worth Brought into
New York Yesterday.

New York, Dec. ga special train
loaded with turkeys for the Christ mas
dinner of 600 New York families has ar
rived here from st. Louis, The shipment
was an unusual one in freight traffic. 1t
started from Missouri only last Friday
and broke the record for freight move
ment, The train consisted of 10 cars In
5000 boxes the turkeys had been carefully
packed and few hours after reaching
here every one had been distributed 10
tho retailers.
The supply in this city is scarcely equal
10 the demand, even with this large ac-
puisilion and - cents a pound is elsilv
"hlaln"d, making the Missouri cuutiibu
uun worth about SluD.OOO.
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WHITING.

Mrs. Sarah Titus ~ Moriah y. Y.
Is visiting at ~ W. Foster s.--Miss Alice
collins aud Nellie KetCham visited the
Rev. II. II. Whites family in Burlington
last week.-Gcorge Walkers funeral ser,
vices were held in the Congregational
Church on Friday of last week the Roy
d. W. Phillips of Rutland officiating. n,
leaves a widow.-Mrs. Charles June Of Ar.
lington visited at Mrs Parkcr's last week
Miss Marjorie Warner of Crown Point
n. Y, is visiting at =. r. Mason's
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MIDDLEBURY.

Il the REGULAR meeting of NIIIrbury
'ngo the following officers were elected
tho coming wear: Nastor. George
lncc. uvrrsecr. Ernest Severance. Ice
|or Miss Mary Cadv. steward. Charles
ShcdHlck; assistant steward VIII
/ Foster: chaulain. Willis Cady. treas
". George Mead; secretary. Edith NJ.
drich; Eatok..uar. Audr.v Summer.
mona. Noble Feuu. Flora Nil. ElItb
|w, Ceres. Mrs. ,icorco Cnaffoc. l,iy
|stdut steward. Mrs. William Foster.
b.. aud Mrs Paris Fletcher. who have
h. visiting his parents. Cpl and Mr..
IA. Fletcher, for th, past TWO months
|c returned tu thctr homo i'm St Paul
In.
I the regular meeting Of Arrowiua
|bckah Lodge No. H.. the following off
|rs Norc oi,,tct: y a.. Mr.. j. NJ
(ight; V. g.. Mrs Harrison IIomcr.
rcuary. Mrs. j. w. scar. treasurer.
H. +. q. Gilmore.
F'hn Gregory W,Ilih.tou died at Lis
|no on cuIrt street Fliduy murmu- at
o'clook after ana Illness of -cicrdl
|nths death hcing drc so old aur. Dr.
llnGton was one OF Middlrmry'- fore
| |st aud hrSt known mou and although
had never held or sought political Of
he wa, for many wears rromiu,,t in
llobur} aud throughout Addison
lptl. john Gregory Mrlluptuu WAS the
of Oliver AND Lurrriia N'aruah,D
llir..ton aud was born in Mhdlohur,
l. n. NI,. Itr was ntt,d for college
NJ, old Addison county grammar
/ ool and graduated from that mstitu-
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NO HENS IN FANUEIL HALL.
Mayor Collins Says such mn Exhibit
Would he n PrOIauntion

RoStou, Dec. 2S.-"I regard such use of
Fanue1 hall as llegitimate and substan-
TALLY profanation,' wrote Mayor Collins
to-day in vctoinG an order passed by the
board of aldermen permitting the use of
the han for m exhibition of poultry THE
hall is resort of all patriotic visitors
who come to Boston" continued the
MAYOR, and its use for poultry cXhibi-
tlon or an! kindred show ridiculcs and
contempts its sacred memories"
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WEYBRIDGE.

The friends of Mr., and Mrs Ray Brit
tell, gave them u surprise rarty ANA house
warming at their new homo last MCdnes-
day eve ming, A very pleasant timD is re-
ported and Mr.. and Mrs, Brittell were the
recipients ri many useful presents Miss
Nettie StWtcylnt l. home from Hart.
ford, Conn. where she has sncnt tn, last
few monthS.--1 nc Christmas tree lL the
Methodist Church has been iudehnitelV
postponed on account of tlo cont. .ip' .
Diseases prcVnilius IN a.. Y,i-l' ofln-
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Elizabeth Nottingham has returned
from months visit with relatives in
Bridport.-The high school closed Fridd Y
for a two weeks vacation Miss Webb
has gone To her home in Bellows Falls
and Miss Dickcnson Ia Borsun.-D. G.
Polk iS in town with friends for a few
days.-Miss Stella Cook is at home for
tn" holiday vacation. also the Misses DOu-
glass ana Harper G"ncVicvo Houlia has
severed her connection with the telephone
nX XChanne Us nSSiNlnnl.
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DESIGNS FOR WORLDS FAIR
STAMPS.

Washington, Dee. y. The postof'ice de-
pdrtmcnt has decided upon designs for
the 81. Louis worlds fair stamps which
viii bear portraits as follows: one cent,
Robert r. Livingston, minister to France.
who conducted negotiations for the Louis.
lana purchase; two cent. Thomas Jeffcr-
son; three cent, James Monroe who with
Livingston concluded the negotiations
five cent President Mckinley; IL cent.
map of tho United States showing the
territory purchased from France. The
designs are now being made at the bu-
reau of engraving and printing, The
stamps will be about the size of the Chi.
Cago worlds fair stamps.
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RIPTON.

Mrs. William Smith diod December 81
The funeral was hold tn" I'd AT the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graves We're n.
town over SundaY..-Mrs Maud Corrin Is
At lhe Inn for few dp! s. Il. j. Rceman
Is "n the sick list --CioorGe Gilmore has
s"ld hi, farm 10 col. j. Iiatt"l for s. 900
Miss Grace ilanor is at the Inn for a
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The schools arc stopped on account ot
tho small poX scare hut may commence
again next week DR. Wadc was here and
Vaccinatcd tho scholars oi both schools
last week.--DaVid Follanshcc and Robert
Young went to Huntington last week to
draw logs hanson Norton is in very
poor health.
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WOOD ASKED INVESTIGATION.

Washnston, Dec. -S-Thc war depart
ment today mado public Il letter from
General Wood, written last 1ulN, in which
the general asks that certain statements
regarding him and which were whom pub
liSned attributed to Major Runcio, he iu-
Nestigatcd by some one designated by the
war department
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FATAL ACCIpENrW WITH SNOW PLow

Barrie. Ont, Doc g3-Johu Glasslord.
Grand Trunk engineer was killed and
Fireman James Parton fatally soaldcd TO-
day. Their engine with snow plow at
tached was passing over u siding at Col
well, when one Cf the wings ut the plow
caught pulling over nloW and engine.
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BRISTOL.

knew nm who VIII miss his departure.
Al thlS "rltiuE inc funeral arrange
'nehts nave not h''n tnade.
pprcmox
oNtS l S%'
Mrs. Julia Elljs and Noble and
Carroll St.at.ns went tn Now York
Thursday for "A fow davs' vieit.--pulp loss
urc beginning to move, from, Lincoln to
the usual plac. Of uulnadiur beIov tho
villagc.-NIis, Bertha Hewitt of Goddard
Seminary at Barr. L., spcndinp hor VA.
cation at homn.-Ntrs. G : Huntingdon
fcn on I'm. irv sidewalk near the residence
nt : H. F,rr Thursday aftornoor and
broke. hrr 1.ft wrist Sba u.us ,ttrnd,d h,.
Drs. rd,nunds ana Briggs.-Nrs. Jcnnir
l'lair is visiting hcr daughter in Hartford
ronn.-Charios Chppor has purchased a
blacksmith business in Ncwburs. \. T..
ana viii make that ritl his. homo--Ntr.
T.. II. Palmer ana Airs Cothnri,o Hurl;r
are both under the do, tors care This weoll.
the result of falle.-llir annual church
meeting and rou-cpu of tbr Runtisf
Church viii be hold Thursday oy,nin,
December II. sumner viii he served i'm ,h,
vcstrv. Mrs. Amaud, Hush wont tn RIr-
lin gton Friday fn,.a fovy Nro1i,' yisit --I1r
j.. A. Hi.hio WIN, has b,nn on tho si,l,
list for several d4Ns. is able to ho out --
Miss Belle \ov.. 1yho mas hnnr visitiu,
Mr. and AIRS a II Alton tho mast v.o,ls
returned tn Eu,l9rd Irida,. NVord u,as
received here from Rutland Friday Of mo
death of Willard Daniels a former rcsi-
rout. IIo wa 4 brother of 4 y and T.
H. puri.l~ nr This tnU.r nm, r,tnt,,o,,,
was horc.- .-Thc now HON donated ia
tho Hautfst Church Inv Err, n EDDY. nr
Hun T. q ie A. ircb,. iu di.,r,,.,or .,,,l
weighs With tbc b.,,rircs - o,, ,,a,,,l.
The dedication ,~cr,.is's ,,rc ,v,ac,cd tn
be held about January -.rhc railroad
station and u.,.s,.,,,,,,. ,o.,,.b n,,.,
Palmer ,;rnr,n rnIla,ncr y,nn h,s hoon
i'll Will puounouia is ,hlc Ia Ln o,,, -
'rb. r,.n,.,f,,. or \vul,rd t,,,it ,,.
brnn,h, Lorn frnn, t,,,tl,,d e;,t,,rd,,. ,,, -,
inferred il, tb,. %nrtr ,.,nrt..,. I,,. ,h,
side OF his first y,ir..--'rh. rla,,ho,,rI min
and tub shon of nelson Murray in south
Lincoln ,ta,t dostrovcd h,. ,iro 1ryid,,.
morning with ,hc nacbincr,. AND eior,
The los, j.. rstin,.,rd ,t q, ,, .ri,.,.,, ,,,.',
no n.uru,,co.-O . Hlclsn.n v.nn hu.
been sick for q voct mast il ami, ia w.
port rt his rIaco Of hueiu,ss Itiss tcu-
uin Sh,rviu's scbooI in Dov,,i,,,,.,.iiIa
Lincoln. has been cIn.,d - ,crn,nt of
small pox and she is nj home
g. L. 1asenItinn ,riu load tha C,bris-
tiln Lndcn,or nicotine, ar IN, C,,or,i,,.,-
tiunal Church. Mrs y n Eoswortb
tho Christian f-rdco,-. 80, ,o. .tt, o. 40 ~,
BaptlSt CLurcb and Mr. !, sb.ru.in
tho E,pvnrth I.oaruc n,rotiur y, tho
Methodist Church uext Sunday, -, onir,
Miss Maud Wripht's school ON slider
IIill in Lincoln has been chased tntu Do
ccnbcr y ON account of small poN &C., I,,r
the first time i'm many v.ars RristoI has
hcru without rlur.b .ar, i,.s of am, l,u,i
Tor two weeks Mrs G. : IIuntinrtnr
who fell and broke hor wrist last week
is getting along as well as could he ~.
pcctod The Christmas services al ST
Ambrose Church will be as fol-
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs, Finest Lawrence OF W,st " ool
bury torm' rly OF this place, is quite low
with hoatt trouble.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. Sdrepta Smith went TO ST. Albans
thursday. whore he will spend the re-
haindcr ol thc WINTER with her duugh-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-24

When YOU get that new side board Nou
won't need the old one anymore. You can
sell II through a for sale ad,
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POSTMASTER AT BREAD LOAF

Washington. Dec. % ~ f. Hammond
OF Hr'Ad Loaf VI, MAS appointed post
master to-day.
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VERMONT
ocal Items Of Interest From All
Parts Of the Green Mo'S
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUl % s
s.

nc WtnoOskt Valley. Villages mp \ orth
From the Island In the LBkc TO tho
Pnssumpsic. Along otter Creek
and by the shores of White
River Covered by Spc-
cinl Correspor dents.
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SUCCESSOR TO BEAVERS.
d. VI. Waters 10 Re Superintendent of
SnInris and Allowances

Washington. Dec. 9}-Announcomout
was made to-day of the appointment of
{. NJ. Waters as superintendent of the
division on salaries and allowance in the
postoftice department to succeed Geo. W.
Beavers, to take effect January next.
SEC. ROOT Is IGNORANT
Washington, Dec. 23-Sccrctary Root
was asked to-day If it was true as re-
ported that he was being urged to succeed
MIR. Hanna as chairman of the republican
national committee, lie profcssed iGnor-
duce of the foundation for tho report
CHOSEN ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
Washington, Dec. e3.-I.aNrcncc O. Muir
ray of Chicago has been chosen assistant
secretary of commerce and labor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-04-23
:: JENNIE BAXTER: JOURNALIST. ::
= BY ROBERT BARR =
:: 1.-THE DAILY bUGLE MISSES A HIT. ::
= by Rob- BarrJ a

bath Is valuable aid to the necessary
purity of the skin, but, like all bene-
fetal processes, it is liable to abuse.
The hot bath especially is misused to a
great extent. A warm bath, as distinct
from hot one, is seldom injurious but
the safest is the tepid or the quite cold
one.
"The test is simple one. If after a
cold bath, when the skin is dried, the
surface of the body glows with heat
and is suffused with pink tint, all Is
we'll, but if this reactionary warmth
fails to respond to vigorous rubbing
with the towels the bath is injurious.
A chill often follows the hot bath,
which proves how dangerous it is. If a
chill follows the cold bath, it must be
abandoned at once and the tepid tried.
Much depends upon the circulation,
whether it be brisk or sluggish. If the
former, the cold bath may almost GER
tainly be ventured upon with uniform
ity and become daily delight, but if
the circulation be slow and defective a
large can of hot water should be added
to the cold.
"Only short time should be allowed
to the bath proper, whether hot, warm,
tepid or cold, but the drying process
should be thorough and vigorous
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-04-23
ODD MESSENGER OF LOVE.
Manitobn widow Writes on nm Egg
ana Gets Husband from
Liverpool.

Among the weekly consignments OF
eggs lately received by Liverpool,
England warehouseman was an egg
bearing this message: Packed by
Mrs. Meade, lonely widow, age 30,
on Meadc's farm, BcIleyiew, Mani
toba." The warehouseman was Il
widowcr, his age was ~ and he was
decidedly lonely, being without kith
or kin. He decided To try his luck
with the lonely widow. lie wrote to
her told her the story Of the mes
sage having reached him, sent her his
photograph, described his own lone
illness in big city and limited that
they might neither of them continue
pining for companionship, reports n
London paper, II they once met, and
giving references to several respop-
sible persons who knew his charac-
ter. In less than three weeks he re-
ceived a cable. 1t merely said
Come out" He went out. The lone
ly ones metand they are lonely no
longer.