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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
WARRIOR ..|I PRIEST
GONE TO HIS REST
Death in New York City Of
Father Robinson. One Of
Studrt's Men.

Father Thomas Vincent Robinson died
in New York. at the House of the Paul
list Fathers, February 10th. aged sixty-
two Years. He had been In bad health
for more than two years.
rather Robinson was we'll known In This
city, where he was born and spent his
early boyhood. He was the son Of the
late Mrs, Sarah Mills Robinson, brother
of the late Andrew Robinson and grand.
son of Nicholas Mills. and nephew Of DR..
Charles Mills, of this city. He was q
brave Confederate soldier. He was much
beloved In New York and elsewhere for
his many charitable deeds. He has often
visited Richmond, where he has many
relatives and friends. His relatives are
Mrs. c. p. Yaden. of Ashland, Va: Mr..
n. NJ Blair of Amelia county, Va; Miss
ADELE NILS, Mr. r. M. Brander. Miss
Mary Brander and Mrs. Helen Brander
Pettway, of this city, and Mrs. r.. 4
Meigs of Baltimore Md,
.Ihomas Vincent Robinson was born in
Richmond. Va. In 1910, and about the
same time Father Elliott was born in
Detroit. Father Robinson was a dsscen-
dant on his mothers side OF Pocahontas.
and his grandfather was the DR.. Robin
son who, for his work III the Irish revo-
luton that resulted IN the execution of
Robert Emmett. was exlled from his ma
tive land.
Father Robinson was educated at the
College of William and Mary, in Virginia;
the Virginia Military Institute. then pre-
sided over by Stonewnll Jackson, and
afterward attended tho Theological Semi
nary at Alexandria, Va, the alma mater
OF Phillips Brooks and Bishop Potter.
Tho beginning OF the war found him
there, but he laid aside his studies and
during the war was a cayalryma nunder
General ], II. 3. Stuart.
Ills remains were laid to rest In one Of
the crypts In the Church OF the Paulst
Fathers. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
Emperor Willie: Aw, Come on what you fraid Of /?
John Bull think there is a man behind the tree

Office was reserved for the wise and the
honest; where faction and fanaticism
found no congenial soil nor atmosphere;
where happy people obeyed the laws.
meddled not with the concerns Of other
folks, cultivated gentle manners and kind
|4ly feelings; did their duty in that state
10 which God had pleased to call them.
and lived In peace and love with one
another.
WORTH DYING FOR.
1T was country to be proud OF. It
was a blessed country to live in. 1t was
country to live in. It was country
worth dying for!
The ancestry of the men and women
Of that country were the pioneers of
Christianity and civilization in the new
world. AT later era twas they who
inspired, formulated and achieved Amerl-
can independence, and they were the ar
chitects of the American Union and the
authors of the chart of Its powers and
limitations.
Their descendants inherited from these
ssages and statesmen a genius for govern
ment; an instructive apprehension OF those
fundamental principles which constitute
at once the sanction of all ruling author
lty and the boundaries Of Its power. They
Inherited love for lawful liberty. a rev.
erence for constitutional obligations. i
fearless impatience of oppression ;eal-
Gus regard for. the rights Of. the States,
positive credence in the doctrine that
.all governments derive their just powers
from the consent Of the governed and
readiness to do and suffer all things
in maintenance of principle.
10 such race. SO sreo, SO reared.
50. competent to know their rights, so
tarlned In political perception. so towing
peace and yet so brave there came a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
Has Been Accomplished Un-s
der Many Difficulties.
ONLY TWO REPORTS
FROM COMMITTEES.
Mistake Was Made In Not Having Cons
mission Last Fall and Now Il Is
Realized byAll-Farmers Desire
TO go Home In Time to Hear
the Birds Sing and TO
Plant Corn.

SERIOUS talk cocerriing the appointmen$
Of commission to adjust the statutes IN
conformity with the new Constitution
shortly. and an adjournment OF the Gem
eral Assembly until next fall has been req
vived, and 1t would cause no great sury
prise il something tangible should come
OF 1t In tho end.
There are many good reasons for this
belief. One Is that many OF the most
substantial men In iboth branches are
earnestly considering 1t. and another is
that nll seem to realize that It is going
to be hard to hold the members here
when the springtime comes; when the
robins begin to sing among tho apple
blossoms. and when the earth Is putting
on her annual cloak OF green. A large
majority Of them are either directly or
indirectly Interested in agricultural pur-a
suits. and will not consent to absent
themselves from their farms at the most
important season Of tho year with farm
sers. which Is that OF planting. But there
s is still another and perhaps more COS
gent reason than all these for the prob
ability of commission. s
MADE SLOW. PROGRESS.
The Legislature has made very slow
progress with its work. No one will deny
this proposition. On the other hand all
regretfully admit it. Up to this time the
Committee on Finance and the Commit
tee on Roads are the only subdivision OF
either branch to get in their reports and
these are only upon one branch OF their
work. More than this, even these COM
mittees have so far reported to only
one branch. and the report will not b,
disposed of for many weeks to come.
Everyone seems now to realize that
1t was a grave mistake not to have
named a commission last fall. and many
contend that If this had been done then
the Intricate and important work Of the y
extra session would now be over.
The Senate Courts of Justice Commit
lee is meeting every afternoon. but its
work is being accomplished only by easy
stages. while the corresponding tody In
the House has not "hIt a Ellck'' on its
report, owing to tho long time it has
taken to consider the Cam pbell Crawford
cowhding case. which even yet is pend-8
n Z. : ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
License to Wed.

a license to wed has been recorded In
WASHINGTON by Mr., Jospeh a, Farley
and Miss Elnora b. Dollard, of this city.
Mr.. Farley lives in No. 2oG East Leigh
Street, and is a time-keeper. Miss Dol
lard lives In No. 14l3l-2 West Main
Street.
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MANY OTHERS OUT

MANY OTHERS OUT.
Then there are the two committees on
Counties, Cities and Towns, those OF.
Education and Public Instruction. Prisl
ons and Asylums and various others.
whose reports so far. are not nearly COM
pleted.
General laws OF both bodies stand In
the same category, while the House Com,
mittee on Roads is expected to show up
shortly with Its report on one branch Of
Its work. that Of corporations. And yet
It cannot be said that the Legislature has
idled away It's time. for it Is nanifestly
a working body. But it has had to con-
tend with many drawbacks. not the least
among them having been the now famous
Campbell Crawford investigation. Them.
too. for one reason and another, there
have been a number of recesses, and
large number of matters had to be att
tended to, which were not. strictly speak
ing, In direct contemplation of the call
under which the body met In extraordi-
nary session. s
MAY. COME SHORTLY. sy
It would not be at all surprising for
the reasons given above should there ba
a joint resolution presented In one House
or the other almost any day. calling for
the appointment OF q commission, and
another following this up. providing for
adjournment until next November.
Mr. Iasster. of Petersburg. showed
some impatience the other day. when
tried to commit the House to a final ad-i
journment by May 1st. but the body re-
fused to be committed, and accepted a
substitute declaring 1t to be the purpose
Of the body to dispose of Its work MS
speedily as might be found consistent
with tile public good.
n commission resolution should flnhi-B
~ prevail 1t will likely be for three or
live men. to be taken exclusively from
outside the Legislature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
DR.. Gardnars Subject.

AT the Grace-street Baptist Church
DIR. Gardner will preach this morning ON
"Countng the Cost" AID In the evening
pn "chrlst's Vision Of the Fall Of Satan.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-28
south SALISBURY

r. B. Burleson was in Albany on
Saturday Of last week
Miss Blanche Silver visited at WIN.
Coulter's over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary GalushA is visiting at
Marcus GalushA's in Centre Shafts.
bury.
Mrs. Sarina Bates has returned from
Hoosick Falls, whore she has been Wis.
iting friends.
@. A Myers has returned from Troy,
where be has been working for the
past few weeks.
Miss Mabel Stanley Of White Creek
passed last Thursday night with Miss
Edytbe Harris.
Edward Mathers, wife and three
children Of HoosiclS visited at John
Lemmon's over Sunday.
Miss Harriet Twitchell and Miss
Nellie Patoben Of Bennington visited
Mrs. Wm. Bourne on Saturday last.
Mrs. H. l. Spafford OF North BEN
nington was with her daughter, Mrs.
E. B. Garfield, few days last week.
Joseph Tacy has finished his work
with the Hawkins Brothers. A. @.
Buffum bias accepted position as
clerk to Ill the vacancy made by Tacy.
Tho Eagles" we're defeated 10
game Of base ball at Bennington last
Saturday, score a to y. This is the
second time our boys have been defeat
ed this year, but wa are in hopes that
they will do better in the coming
games.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the own ana village Told
B. richly fOrBusy Readers.

News OF the own ana village TOD
Briefly forBusy Readers.
Mrs Sherman kim ball and Mrs. F.
G.. Lewis of North Adams accompan-
led DR.. Kimball on his visit to town
Wednesday.
The fun raj of the late Cornelius
Cutler will be held in Woodford Fri
day morning at 1890 o'clock A de-
tscbment from Custer Post, G. A. r.,
will attend.
Mrs. Mary Harrison, wife of George
Cooper died Wednesday, after a long
and trying five years illness. She
was 10 years Of age. She was born in
England but had resided in this ooun-
try number of years, and in this viii
age stree 1887. She is survived by
Der husband only The funeral,
which will be observed this afternoon,
will be private. Rev DR.. Washburne
will otiiciate,
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-28
Guardian Notice 10 seII Real Bstate.

TTATE OF OF VERMONT, Z In Probate
- District Of Bennington, IS. Court held at
Bennington. within aud for said district on the
9th day of May, A. d. 1908.
Present john V. Carney. Judge.
Luman =. Norton, guardian Of George Barney,
makes application to said Court for license TO
sell the following described real estate of his
said ward. to vii: a certain. piece OF real estate
situate on the easterly side Of Beach Street, so
called. IN the village OF Bennington, 10 the town
Of Benin gton. bounded and described as fol.
lows. on the south lby lands OF MyFOn Wood
ward IA lane), on the west by lands Of john
Walsh on the north by lands OF william r.
Morgan and on the east by lands Of MyrOn
Woodward. cOniati ing about One-iourth acre OF
land, representing that the sale thereof for the
purpose OF putting the proceeds Of su"h sale at
Interest or investing the same In stocks or real
estate. would be beneficial 10 said ward.
Whereupon, IL is ordered by said Court, that
said application be referred TO a session there
OF. to be held at the Probate Office. 10 Benning
ton in said district. on the 18th day OfJunc, A D.
1908, for hearing aud decision thereon; and IL IS
further ordered. that all persons Interested be
notified he reOi by publication ,Of notice of said
application and order thereon. three weeks sue
eessiyely in the banner and Reformer news
paper published az Bennington, and which cir
cuiates IN the neighbOrhoOd OF those Interested.
before said time Of hearing that they my APP
pear at said time and place, and, II they see
cause, object thereto.
BY the ,Ourt
Attest JOHN V, CARNEY. Judge
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

news OF Nne Town ana y nAAke AOAU
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Misses Blanche and Winifred
Adams have moved here from New
Berlin, N. Y, aud will reside with
their mother, Mrs John Eddington.
No music lover OF Bennington
should miss the concert to be given in
Academy hall Wednesday evening,
June 10, by John H. Daley of this city
and Messrs. Ben Franklin and Clar-
ence Phillip OF Troy. These names
are a guarantee that the program will
be both high class and interesting.
Tickets now 90 sale at MauTers' book
store, 80 cents.
The following program was given at
the Young Woman's Club ro3ms last
evening Reading. Miss Ruth Martin !;
madolin solo, Miss Martha Pratt VIC
lin solo, Miss Flurenee HOLSTER !;
piano solo, Miss Buslah Bates; vocal
selection, Misses Jessie, Fanny and
Edna LOOMS; piano solo, Miss Caro-
lima Wilcox. The program was ar
ragged by Miss Eugenia Hutchinson
and was greatly appreciated.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-28
EAST ARLINGTON

Adoniram Faddep has gone to
Thomaston, Conn, TO work.
Miss Agnes Rudd has opened NIillin-
cry Parlors at n. G. Hard's residence
this village, l2tf
Mrs. Alfred Brown and Mrs john
Parkinson took a trip to Salem, N,
Y, one day last week.
Mrs. Furness was called away quite
suddenly last week by the illness Of a
sister who resides in Connecticut
John McCurdy moves his family
this week to MeohanIcsville, MY.
Mr.. McOurdy has teams which are
working for the city corporation.
The long droutb is greatly felt here.
The trees and verdure are covered
With dust. Pasturage Is growing
scarce and crops can not come on as
they should
Mrs. Lizzie Campbell is staying
with her sister, Mrs. Alexander Walsh,
on account Of the illness Of Mrs
Walsh whom We are glad to report as
improving
Mr.. and Mrs. King Of the Province
Of Quebec, Canada, we're in town re-
Gently 10 visit their son, Deunis.
Frederic King Of North Adams was
also here Mr.. and Mrs. King went
on to Manchester to visit their daugh.
tiers in that place.
& MIS-. A. r. Webb is very i'll. Mrs.
@. B. Vault is With her. Mrs. La
fayette Jones is critically i'll at her
home 10 Sunderland Mrs Laura
Thayer Of North Bennington is with
her daughter. Mrs, d. G.. Barney
suffered an attack Of congestion OF the
lungs about week ago Mrs. james
DaIgleish Of Washington, d. c, came
90 to attend Der mother.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-28

prices will best bargains the
saw H. HARRY LEVIN
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-28
WEST ARLINGTON

Harvey Mckee was in West Rupert
last Sunday.
r. @. Smith and daughters we're at
church ION the green last Sunday.
Bridges are being repaired and new
stone brigdes built IN this part Of the
town.
Mrs. G. a. Derrick Of Shusban, N.
Y. Ris boarding in West Arlington for
for few weeks.
Mrs. Fred HswleY has teen very i'll
the past week. Mrs. Chas. Hswley
has not been as we'll the past few days.
Mrs. E. G. Farnham and little son
have returned from North Bennington,
where they bad been passing few
weeks
Miss Lillian Grout was a guest Of
Elva Buck several days recently. Leo
Grout and friend drove down for her
on Sunday.
Chas E. Buck and wife Of Man
chester visited friends in town a few
DAYS recently Miss Sarah Buck is
not as we'll the past week or two,
Mr.. and Mrs. G, W. Sherman of
West Rupert we're recent guests Of R.
G. Mckee and family; also, Fred
Maynard and sister, Miss Sarah May
nard. the latter remaining for weeks
visit.
Mrs. Arthur Motif OF Manchester
was at the home of her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. F. o. Hananan, several
days last week. Mr.. Motif and friend
were in town this week shooting wood
chucks.
1t is hoped the forest fires which
have been raging the past few days on
South mountain, coming over from
Murray Hollow Monday and Tuesday,
have been subdued Men from Man
chester came down and joined the men
from here who were nearly discouraged
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-28
Something New

Leggett's Premium Break
fast Coffee in one pound car
toons at 85c per ID. 1t is de-
licious, buy one and see what
you will get.
We have just purchased "A
large stock Of LANES Perfect
Liquid Polish. It is designed
for polishing all kinds of met
ais, signs, band instruments,
nickle, zinc and copper. We
also have the Bright Star met
al polish paste in boxes, can be
used either on hot or cold brass,
nickle, copper, etc, with per-
feet results. 1t is the best ar
ticle that we have ever used.
1t is warranted not to contain
any poisons, acids, or grit.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-28
NOTICE I!
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:


This is to certify that the limited partnership
formed on the first day Of April 1902 pursuant
TO the provisions Of Chapter 1871 Of Vermont
Statute, for the manufacture OF collars. cuffs,
shirts and other wearing apparel at Bennlng
ton Vermont between Fred L. BOttum, Albert
NJ. Torrance and John =. Holden, all of Ben
ningtOn, In the County of Bennington and State
Of Vermont under the firm name Of BOttum &
Torrance, is this day dissolved by mutual CON
sent.
All debts owing 10 the salt partnership are to
be received by said Fred =. BOtium or Albert
NJ Torrance and all demands on the said part
nership are to re presented to them tor pay
ment.
Dated at Bennington this first day of july.
1902. -
ALhERT NJ. TORRANCE.
JOHN s. HOLDEN.
In presence of c. NJ. Graves.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN!
This is 90 certify that the undersigned, Fred
l.. BOttum, Albert NJ. Torrance, John 5. Holden
and Frank g. Pope all OF Bennington, In the
County of Bennington and State OF Vermont.
have this day formed limited artnerShip pur-
suant to the provisions of Chapter 1871 of Yer
mont Statutes, for the manufacture Of collars,
Guns shirts aud other wearing apparel at Ben
nington, Vermont, under tn firm anne OF Bot
tum and Torrance and in v hiCh said partner
ship the said Fred l.. BOttum Albert NJ.
Torrance are general parin RS nd the said
John S. Holden an Frank y. Pope are special
partners, and the said John s. Holden and
Frank b. Pope, special partners as aforesaid
each contribute to the capital stock of said CO.
partnership the sum OF six thousand dollars
10000. And II is agreed that said partnership
shall commence on the first day OF July. 1907,
and shall terminate on the first day OF April,
1907, and IL is further certified that the said
John s. Holden and Frank b. Pope special
partners as aforesaid, have contributed 10 the
capital stock of said partnership the amount
heTeinbefOre specified, viz six thousand dol
lars (s6n00) each in cash.
Dated at bennington this LIST day fully, 1902.
FRED l.. BOTTUM,
ALBERT NJ. TORRANCE,
JOHN =. HOLDEN,
FRANK B. POPE.
O. NJ Barber as to Pope
In presence of Collins NJ. Graves.
STATE OF VERMONT, 90
Bennington County, 70
At Bennington In said County, this end day of
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-01
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len eller optset % iiGr | islet Sore.
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til SrGifoene. Ia bill Inflerne og-
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OfIahoma porer.

@iipernsr 6erguion / Sflabomd
bar ! jim aarliee Ropport til Srtoen.
rigsniniiteren aniIaaet 5e~rritoriets
6oifeinunsoe til $4,000 Mennefer
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6crisg pan at iinoe Rinelanb. Ren
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iom At eget @rfaring peo, bpnb be
Orb betpoer; men oct er niit iaa, JON
life funbe finoe SiGIp moo bette On.
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gangsmaabe: 6goberne bol6es peS
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folot afpefslenbe, inotil 9looaarerne
er biepne bel i~lbpibeoe, bporpao SC
torres bel al og gnioes, inbtil De BIZ.
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Iaa DC boIoer iig pnrme belle 3atten
i9iennem. Sur man gnlcbning Ser.
til, pil ct folot BAD og 6patig 8nio.
ming ON Wor9enen o9iaa bore | Or.
ben. Wen oct er life 9iort meo en-
Sang eller TO. gchonHIingen maa
fcrtiGttes, irbtil Ssoocrne FOR iaor,
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man isae at boloe Dem bel bcifptteoe
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bruge Stsplerne ioa imaa, at 800.
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banbe Tag pg Rot, tbi 2~eaenets
Surobeb fan life bore iad goo, iom
ben biiroe bore, uben at gIpbet bar
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berne ina bel JON SoUeoet og Srn.
0erne.
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at f~orfldre SborpaIoien lin Iiterrre
Strio meo gaaeeieu. men giaeSbus.
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lenihldser ia 0n:
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life lGie, for oct err noaet Sfiotl"
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ogiaa nieget Srfs Den Sang"
Set aioroe ieg osiaa." ipartc
Srnnotpis, "mIen iee opiororer be[ler
alorig nogen I'll at lGie oct"