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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-28
EAST CHARLOTTE.

A memorable event in the history Of
the Baptist Church in East Charlotte
was the gathering of ministers and lay
men who convened on Wednesday. the
10Th inst. for the ordination of George II.
Carr to the ministry, The occasion was
Interesting and the ordination was a fit
ting recognition of his faithful services as
pastor and spiritual guide to this church
and Deople during tho last five years
The Rev q. II. Carr is a most worthy
successor i'm the long list Of good men
and true. who as pastors of this church
in their lives have Influenced many by
precept and example in the church and
out Ia a nobler life and living, The fol-
lowing progra mme was used during the
exercise of ordinations Doxology; read
ing of scriptures Rev w. p. Crowell,
Nergennes solo, Rev, +. o. Taylor Mid
dlebury; sermon. Rev. r. c. Penney, Fair
Haven; hymn by choir charge to cand-
date, Rev w. G. Taylor, jay, n. y;
charge to the church, Rev ID. w. Lyman,
Athol Mass: ordination prayer, Rev. T.,
W. Stafford. Hinesburgh; hand of fellow
ship. Rev. s. II. Myers. Panton; hymn
by choir; benediction bv pastor, q. II,
Carr.-Thc new creamery AT tho village
will open to its patrons Monday, June
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WE S TFORD

Tho Memorial day address will be given
by the Rev. y. q. Mohr of Cambridge in
the town hail at IL Il. m. Saturday. May
50
Memorial day exercises will he held in
the town hail Saturday at 10 a. m. The
Rev. Mr.. Mohr of Cambridge will deliver
the adIress.-Mr. and Mrs. q NJ. Hunt
ley spent saturday and Sunday with rela-
tiVes in ESSEX Junction and Burlington.
Miss May Rawson Of Newport is in
town.--A union Memorial service was
held in the Baptist Church Sunday morn
ing The Rev Mr.. FIorkinsou preached
an excellent sermon from the text quit
yc like men and be strong" several
selections of sacred music were rendered
mont consisting of performances by a
monograph and moving picture machine
in the town hall on the evening of May
oS. The entertainment will he for tho
benefit of the lodge of Good Templars -
This region was visited by Obstructive
frostS Saturday and Sunday nights. Corn
and POTATOES were frozen and all trees
with tender foliage look rs though sinEcd
with fire,
IT, r. and II, S Stone have the new
band stand nearly completed Hugh
Smith IS at home from Bristol for the re-
maindor Of the week.-Mrs.. Mary Balch
of Jericho is visiting relatives in town
II is expected that detachment Of cav
airy will be Mt the Center TO spend tho
morning Thursday Miss Alice Wilton
expects to attend wedding in Johnson
next week Wednesday. Miss Phila Hall
will teach m Miss Whittou's place during
her absence Mr.. and Mrs. Washhurnc
of Milton visited their daughter sunday,
who is teaching on OsgOod hill.-MisS
Fannie Stuart, who has been an invalid
for "A long time, is able In ride out-The
band furnishes music here for the Nc
mortal exercises Saturday forenoon. play
al Fairfax in the afternoon and go tn
Cambridge with tho play Diamonds and
Hearts" In tho evening They also expect
to give an open air concert Tuesday even
ngs through warm woathcr,-H. II, Blake
is suffering from muscular rheumatism.
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WEST BOLTON.

q. w. Woodworth and wife have gone
To East Barre to liVe.-F'lorence Tom
lirson of Barre was in town last week.
Mrs. Walter Lamb has gone to Worces-
ter on a Visit-George Kellogg OF Barre
was at home over Sunday.--The Meth
odist Church will be dedicated June 4.
Miss Ada Brock and Miss May Cor
don were a home over Sunday.-Tho
Rev. o. ~ Rean, pastor of the Baptist
Church, is attending the meeting at Buff
falo. " Y. Of the Northern Bantist An
niversarIcs.-M Mrs. Maria Woodworth is
i'll at the home of her niece. Mrs Locke.
C. 4. Pease has opened a meat market
in East Barre.-Mr. w. Nash of Water
bury visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nash, last Sunday.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Deacon and Mrs. c. c. Bicknell, Mr..
and Mrs II. r. Hall and the Rev c. O.
Gill attended tho county conference at
Colchester this weck.-The Ladies Aid
society hold an ice cream social Thurs
day cVoning.-Mrs. j. w. Hart is SPEND
inC a couple of weeks with Mrs. Joseph
Cook at Ticondcroga, \. f.-lnvitatons
are out for the wedding of Miss NJ Belle
Hill of Johnson to Ralph NJ, Church Of
this place. to take place at the Congrega-
tional Church, johnson, June 81 G.
Stone of Burlington was in town this
weck.-1he Sunday school class No. G.,
+. u. Jordan teacher, held a picnic at
Fern Wood Camp in +. 5, Ransoms Pine
woods last Saturday and very enjoy
able time was had.
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wrote 10 DR.. Kilmer G. Co., at
Binghamton, N. Y, for a free
sample bottle of Swamp Root, and
its effect upon me was so notice
able that l bought supply, and
after taking a few bottles OF
Swamp.Root I had entirely re.
covered, and in six months l be-
came the man you see me now. |
had kidney trouble, aggravated by
bladder trouble. Was obliged to
pass water often day and night,
had back ache, and was run down
generally. A few bottles of this
remedy did more for me than a
pozen physicians could.
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UNDCRHILl.

The Richmond Dramatic club will give
the play "rony. the Convict" at q. a.
r. hall on Saturday evening, Memorial
day. The address in the afternoon Of
that day will be given by Comrade c. Il.
Hogan of st. A!bans.-The Rev. Q. l..
Barnard is to deliver the Memorial adj
dress at Wolcott.-Mrs, May Lane is in
very poor health.-Charles Parker of Cam
bridge made his brother Rodney call
on Monday.-Mrs. A. G. Humphrey is
seriously ill.-tiard frosts were expert
enced Saturday and Sunday nights and
many vegetables in gardens We're cut
down, also some damage to crops that
We're up.-A missionary from India spoke
on Tuesday evening at the Methodist
Church, The Memorial sermon given last
Sunday at the Methodist Church by the
Rev. O. l., Barnard vas delivered to n
crowded house and gave great satisfaC-
ton. The church was prettiy decorated
with flowers under the supervision OF
Mrs, w. S, Nay and Mrs. Homer Rock
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IA class Of II children received their
first communion at the Roman Catholic
Church on Thursday. the 2lst inst. Bishop
Michaud of Burlington was prcscnt-A
large party of young people gave George
Hart a surprise party on Friday evening.
John Bradley of Burlington is visiting
in town.--Mrs. Cynthia IIosford Is visit
ing in Burington.-Mis Lillian Ockcr-
blad of burlington and Miss James OF
Lincoln spent Sunday i'm town as guests
of Miss Rena Johns.-Carroll Palmer OF
Center Rutland is visiting his parents
Mrs. Andrew Thomas and daughters OF
Monkton were i'm town over Sunday
Rollo Palmer has received the appoint
ment as midshpman from the first con-
grcssonal district of this State and has
gone to Annapolis, Md, to take the eX-
animation which occurs June rs under the
supervision of the superintendent of the
naval academy.
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ESSEX COUNTY
ISLAND POND.

Mrs. George MackaN of Portland, Nc,
is visiting her parents, MIR, and Mrs. j.
w. Skillins. Arthur Danforth while
alighting from his engine ono day last
week slipped and fcll dislocating his ell
bow. prs. Ellie ana Sargent reduced the
dislocation. There is no Improvement in
the condition of Mrs. Jennie Scholes.-A
base ball team from North STAFFORD
crossed bats with the Cardinals of this
place last saturday resulting in a score
of Is to II in favor of the Cardinals
The IRE department was called to East
Charleston last Saturday to assist in
fighting a fire that threatened the whole
town, but fortunately only one building
WAS burned
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RICHFORD

Mr. and Mrs. ". F. Clark went 10 ST.
Adams last Friday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Clark's mother, who died May
20 aged 81 years.-Mrs Maria f.. Taylor OF
Baldwin. Wis, has come to spend the
summer with her brother, +. w. Mitchell.
All able bodied men or boys can ind
plenty 10 do in and about town, as there
is a Sc ircity of help.-pon A. Stone, spe-
cial agent of the treasury department.
was here last week on business with the
IustonAs Mrs. William r. Corliss of
CaNuga, Ind, came last week to visit her
mother. Mrs : q. MarVin.-Mr and Mrs.
T. Q. Gulley of Addison, are visiting their
son 4. f. Guley and family here The
Rev. W. G. Srohcld, who is taking a va
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ESSEX CENTRE.

The ball game last Saturday between
the f.. &. l. boys and IA scrub nine was
won by the +. c. l., score Is to 1.-THE
delegates to the county conference of Con-
Gregational Churches at Colchester this
week are Mrs. c. T.. Green, Mrs. T.. j,
Barney and Mrs. w. f.. Huntley.-Iast
Saturday and Sunday night there were
quite severe frosts. Vegetation suffered
severely. Potatoes, corn, tomatoes and
even the leaves on the trees showed sad
effects Of frost. Fruit in some sections
has been injured, so that 1t is dropping
off. state Supt. w +. Ranger will speak
in institute hall next Thursday evening,
the 2Sth, at 1880 on educational subjects
Everyone is invited.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Miss Clara Bcaudwin and Fredck Kreb-
zcr. both of this town. were married by
the Rev Evan Thomas at the Congrcga
tiona parsonage Saturday evening at
$50 o'clock Mr.. krcbzer is employed at
the brick yard,
have issued notices to all town officers to
attend a meeting to be held June q and
then testify under oath regarding the
operations of the license law in this viii
lage.
Frank T.. Como has sold his place on
Pearl street to G.. NJ Booth for $3.50. Mr.
Como will remain in the house for the
present as Mr.. Booth is to make some
improvements on it and will not move in
until fall The sale was made through
j. $. Reynodss real estate agency.
Sidney Il. Johnson died at his home on
North street Tuesday morning. Mr..
johnson was born in the town of Col
chester and was IS years old. He had
hecn confined to the house since the SOC
ond Of February on account of a shock
and his death was caused by nervous
prostration resulting from it. For many
years he was in the livery business in
Winooski and prevous to 1855 drove the
stage between Winooski and Burlington.
He later went to Alabama where he en-
gagged in the lumber business and re-
manned there until on account of failing
health he returned to Vermont about five
years ago. He was married November,
1891. to Miss Nettie Foster of Jericho.
who with u daughter 10 years old survives,
together with his mother, Mrs. Charlotte
johnson Of Colchester. who is o. years
old his sister. Mrs. u. y. Davis Of Co.
haSsct Mass. and n brother. Frank r.
johnson of Ieadville. Col. He was we'll
known in Winooski and Burlington dur
ing his active life there and was highly
esteemed His family have the sympathy
of his many friends. Tho funeral will he
held ut his late home Thursday after
noon at o'clock.
Misses Maude and Myrl Parsons are OK
pcctod here from Greonvile, ILL.,, Satur-
day evening to spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Burke and children
and Miss Louise Miller of Brattleboro are
Visiting herc
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DEATH or MRS. A. c. ROBINSON,
Mrs. Trctta stevens, wife Of the
Hon. \. G. Robinson of Westford died
at her home on Wednesday evening
May ~ She was the daughter of Ru-
fus and Ann stevens of Richford
whore she was born nearly SO years
ago. She has resided in Westford dur
ing the past 40 years. Besides her hus-
band and one brother, Milton stevens
of Richmond. she leaves three sons and
three daughters, George Robinson of
West Rutland. Mortimer Robinson of
Philadelphia, both of whom hold re-
sponsihlc positions with the Vermont
Marble company, and Virney Robinson,
a successful business man of Worces-
ter, Mass The daughters are Adele.
wife of Burton Fiske; Bertha, wife of
II. j. Shiland. both OF Worcester Mass,
and Minnie e., wife of the Hon. +. ID.
Proctor
Mrs. Robinson was a woman of ster-
ing character, model housewife, "A
kind ucisubor and faithful friend. She
will lc sadly missed from Cloverdale,
the community in which she lived, and
by many friends in Underhill and else
whore who have known her but to
love her Her death was indirectly
due to apoplcXy, from which she suf-
fered five years ago, and from which
she never fully recovered. The funeral
services Will be held firm her late
home on Saturday at 1880 a. m, the
Rev r.. Wheelock officiating. Burial
Will be at CnderhilL
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RICHMOND.

Liveryman White let his two horse
team to go to Essex Junction to carry
three mon and the driver Two men stay
ed at Essex and the driver and Fred Field
started home. About midnight. when
near the Daniel Bishop place the driver
alleges that Field threw him out and
the horses ran. He came home on foot,
but when he got to Richmond he could
not md the team or Field The horses
were found in the early morning back OF
the livery building, one horse standing
and the other down In a ditch. The end
is not yet as Field has not yet put in an
appearance, w. e. Flagg has moved
from the Place house, whore he has re-
sided for the last two years. back on his
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TOWNSVILLE.

Ralph Church and sister of Jericho
Center and Miss Belle Morse of Bur-
lington were the guests of Wesley Church
Sunday.-Miss Minnie GilIett is visiting
friends in Caais.-Miss I.acalade of Boil
ton is working for Mrs Albert Will
liams.-Miss Edna Robinson Of Richmond
spent Sunday at tho home of Christa
Muzzy in Honey Hollow.-Miss May Pal
mel, nurse at the Mary Fletcher hospital
is spending her vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Palmer.-Mrs
A. T.. Crandall and Miss Gcrtie Norton
are sick.-Mr. and Mrs. Church and Dom
aid A. T. Crandall and Miss Hazel Town
were in Burlington last Week.-Mrs. Sa-
die Conant has returned to her home in
Richmond-Mrs. Herbert Fay of West
ford is visiting at the home Of George
Fay.-Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Robinson
of Richmond called on friends Saturday.
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SHELBURME.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lessor are the
parents Of = fine son, born May q.
The Shelburnc and Richmond base ball
teams played n good game of ball in
Whites pasture Saturday. The score was
to in favor of Richmond.
Mrs. William Wooln-r. who died in
Fairfax. was buried in the village come
terry saturday. She was formerly a resi-
dent of Shchurno.
sunday and Mondav mornings there
WIS severe fros'. Ing all fruits and
vegetables.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Henry Davidson from West Bolton is
visiting at lis old home on the Willis
ton road.--Mrs. James Butler was the
guest If her sister. Eliza steele. last
week johnson creamery paid slol for
standard milk for hpril.-Several of the
schools in town will go to Queen city
PARK for a picnic Decoration ddy.-Nils.
Minerva Hcnlon who has been sick. is
better at this writing.-There was no
school at the EldrcdgH school house Tues
day. as the teacher, Miss Edwards. at
tended the funeral Of her grandmother.
Mrs james Platt al Winooski that day.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
FAIRFAX.

Some parties have been here and put
UP little building on the new school
grounds for lime and cement, preparatory
to doing mason work, which the town
hopes to see in progress soon.--Lynn
Rogers Of Boston is passing a few days
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Rogers The recent hard frosts have done
considerable damage in this section. II
WAS seven weeks the 18th, since rain Of
any consequence has fallen in this Nicin-
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81. GEORGE.

Mossrs. George Libby and Joseph
DNmos of New York city, spent Saturday
and Sunday at Hiram lsham' s.-Mr. and
Mrs. +. ID. Isham spent Sunday with
Mrs. Isnam's parents at Lake IroQuos-
Miss Marguerite Tlley of this place. has
been chosen as one of the commencement
speakers of the Edmunds high school,
The many friends of James Millham will
be pleased to hear that nc is slowly i'm
proving his health,-Mr. and Mrs Ira
Chase and MIR. and Mrs. George Ruel
were called to Underhil last Thursday
by the serious illness OF Iiezekiah Carr
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WEST MILTON.

II. y. Costello had a set of computing
scales pat in his store last MordaY-Dr
Coburn was called Monday to see Mr.
Jackson, the creamery man, who is Suf-
ferIng from lung trouble.-A little nice"
of Mrs. Mary Douglas of Loon Lake has
come to board wth Mrs. Sarah Costello
Tie river is extremely low for this time
of ycar-Mrs. McCaulcy purchased
horse last week.-Jeneva Patterson is
spending the summer with Mrs. McCau-
leN.-Mrs. \. $. Morgan received news
Tuesday morning Of the death of her
un'le, Sidney Johnson. of ESSEX June
ton
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HANKSVIllE.

Il. o. Gorton is on the sick list-Mss
NJ j. Gcary visited at +. G. BaGley's
Saturday MIR. and Mrs. f. G. Baglcy
and daughter Vera, and Miss Glary Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Bagley at the
Center Sunday.-Wilbur RaVcln visited
his brothers in burlington the first of the
Wcck-Mattlc Thompson has returned
home from visiting her sister in Hines
hurch.-Mrs. r. G. ShattuCk and daugh-
Ter Gertie, were in Richmond Monday. 80
A. j. Elliott and Il. c. Sargent are at the
nnnG. fishing.
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HINESBURGH.

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tho s,.r,nothv ~ tho community in the
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H. - 'aSslaE OF Colcoru' ~, ~ agent
Tor hcrrN' nan Co., OF New 1orh'
spent sunday at d. ~. Amen s. o"i,h
Jouoln mas 0pcneu a shoeShop III nun y
DOCK memorial oay VIII De observer
as usual The address VIII be at the town
nan at Low p. H. oF inc Kew = - Huahis
Music Will De furnished ny the lines
purgh haho'
me frost OF the 2'th DESTROYED entirety
apples. cherries ana nlums. Inc next DAY
fruit which had set abundantly was Wilt
ed and black. 1t even killed much OF the
foliage on the trees. Corn ana potatoes
were cut to the ground and garden stuff
Of all kinds will have to be replanted.-
II. c. Parker has gone to Denver, col,
where he has established a very dcsir-
able business connection.-O. A. Mead is
painting and repairing the house and out
buildings at his farm-O. a. Baldwin has
built piazza around his residence in
the Villagc.-Mr and Mrs. G. f.. Martin
buried their infant daughter Monday.
The funeral was held from the residence
Of r. L. Jackman, Mrs. Martins father,
where she was visiting ut the time of the
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town WodnosdaY.-M II. Whitney spent
last Saturday with his parents in Bakers
held.-Tom Blood was kicked by his horse
Saturday, iuiuring him quite severely
Miss Marion jackson of Burlington Wis
tied relatives in town Saturday and Sun
day.-Scott Fuller is expected home from
BE elbows Falls Friday
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JERICHO.

Y. G.. Nay Is in Boston on business
this week. lie was accompanied by Mrs.
Nay, who is visiting sister in Lowell.
Mrs. Laura LOOMS OF Chicago is at
ii. c. Booths Arthur Terrill arrived in
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I cheerfully give my endorse
ment 70 DR.. kilmer's Swamp
Root, which I sincerely believe.
from my own experience, stands
at thc head of all known curatlves
for kidney, live and bladder
troubles.
My own cure and also my per-
sonal observation during years Of
service in the Toledo Fire Depart
ment, have convinced me that
Swamp Roots medicine of Won.
derful merit. | have seen many
who had been pronounced incur
able, speedily restored to health
by Swamp Root.
Yours Respectfully,
I'M NuAez
No. I Engine House,
Toledo, Ohio, Fire Department
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am a firm believer in that won.

l am a tlrm believer IN that won.
derful remedy, DR. kilmer's
Swamp. Root. It's a great medi-
cine when a man is not feeling
we'll after exposure or loss of
sleep and irregular meals 1t is
also a great medicine to tone up
and regulate a man. There is
such a pleasant taste to it and it
seems to 60 right to the spot.
use it and recommend it. There
is more Swamp Root used by
Kansas City hremen than any
other medicine twice over.
Yours truly,
Mlx75}G@zc1eA%>s
Assistant Chief,
Kansas City. (Kansas). Fire Dept.
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r. Banta min Andrews admits error
In championing Mayor dcs
Planches, Italian ambassador. ay lie
ransferred-Town OF Carmen. o. r.,
wrecked by tornado; many Persons hurt
w. F. Brown, leader of cotton bulls,
leaves New York city unexpectedly ---
Humor that General Joe Wheeler is TO
run for vice president with KooSc-
Nelt-Plynouth, Mass, votes $4,000
for Plymouth, Carver and Warrham
railway-Mrs. Thomas Hurley OF
Northa mpton, Mass, commits suicide
by poison-Presdent, spcakin, 1T
Seattle, predicts great things for
Aaska-Persistent rumornd that
Mr.. Moody will leave the cabinet
Lone Star, famous detective, arrested
on murder charge in Omahl---Con-
fagration at Panama destroys several
stores and part of wharf Wife
from Wales tracks erring husband tc
Boston and has him arrested ---Har-
ward ba seball star burned during
Harvard Princeton gamc---AmhersI
wins intercollegiate championship az
Worcester mect--Ten persons badly
hurt in trolley accident near Pittsbura
Armenian found mysteriously ur
dered in his room in New York
Chief Wllkie says there have been 500l
bogus naturaiza tons in New York
Former members of Missouri house OF
delegates convicted of bribery For
est fire at Plymouth, Mass, laws waste
large track Of woods nd i'ittSicld
Mass, street railway fined for run
ming its cars too f1st--IawrCnce
Mass, license commissioners, rcmovct
BY mayor, to appeal to courts
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01

such an arrangement struck hin with something like amazement But the more he meditated upon tn suggestion the more tempting it wa to him. Three weeks and half had yet to elapse before the first of octol Der. If he should decide to return and accept the offer made by his brothers acquaintance, here was an opening which would enable him to go back with little money in his pocket, doubtless more than he could earn as a hostler.
 'It's mighty good of you to men ton such thing" said he. Are you sure you really mean itP"
 Mean it!'' echoed the young man well, I guess!"
 'sThen I'm with you!" exclaimed Rossiter, surprised the instant he had spoken at his own earnestness and decision.
 My names Joe Becraft,'' said the young man. s'and this is my brother Jim."
 you like," said the vagabond, and then he was suddenly conscious that he had given his full name for the first time in three years. Ross he had been accustomed to call himself when there was any question of identity.
 "Is it good omen," he asked him- self, "or is it but the beginning of another failure ?''
 (To he continredA