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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16
INTERESTING EVENTS.


The rpvolutioa IN Nicaragua las
bsea suppressed
L1sboa. o. viii have centennial
ee,eoration June 10 and II
The Akron T~ine and coriago Co.
has failed. with siso 900 liabilities.
Easter and ths Passover came 10
Ee,her this year. the nrst tine m IS
years
The expulsion order of tho Preach
government aGects 1918 Catholic -
tablishmeats
Gov. HcckhArn has Abonfonsi ths
trip % 81. Louis with his STAT because
% lack Of fcnts.
Tie n~W antistrike laws ot the
Netherlands have bsen signed by
Queen Wilhe,mina
Although The United states forces
captured BAcoiod. on the Island Of
MindAnao. the sultan escaped
rhere Is a prooaliity q tae govern
nsnt taxing up TIE greAt problem %
how 20 prevent disastrous foods.
The yacht Reliance the Americas
sup defender. was launched and
christoncd AZ Bristol. r. l.. April IL
Ansou Pheips Stokes. the New York
millionaire phianthropist. has invent
ed a hoaung battery for coast de-
fcnae.
Lao Kvan Yin. worshipcd A. the
Goddess q Mercy b. tho Caiuess
~Boxcrs.- has been captured and 30
headed.
The popc celebrated private mass
Easter Sunday and received a iNrxs
delegation of Hungarian piigrima-
His health seems good.
Members % the Catholic orders dts
perscd by the French government Viii
soek new hoids Tor work In ihe United
Stafos. Canada and India
The new Chinese minister 20 the
United States. Cen Tung. says English
Is the only language Chinese boys
need Co learn who come here for study.
. The Asrsrian party % Germany has
inAuguratct a movement TO require a
higher customs rate on American
goods entered for the IutoruationA Al
Henry Vanfurcn. % Madison. Wis
and Joseph Van Est. % Columbus. O..
we're shot and probably fatally wount
% IN a bar room aght west Of Keno
/, sha. Wis
b The Cincinnati far festival ruaran
tee fund now aEsrcratos ss3.te5. aud
the hope - 20 Increase Il % fi25oei
J. and sive tho greatest festival thu cit,
has ever seen.
9 Adm. walkers estimate Of the num
Der % men TO De employed on tn
Panama canal. when the Unite,
n States formally shall have entered up
q on tho project. is 10000.
q. Al Newark. y. J.. John r larson.
H. sailor on the schooner Mary A. Hal
% became Violently Insane and tried .
c murder tho crew. Later be fell ovei
r. board and was drowned.
To- Ncw regulations for the examini
b. tion of women students In medicin
IA Russia have led 10 the cxpuisio
1r OF 1fr women from the medical inst
AZ tute IN 81. Petersburg for protestinl
n- and co men Tor sympathizing with n
'd women
u Worlds records are being smashs
nt AZ Pensacola. Fla. with frequency I
the ships OF the North Atlantic hcs
" The lnuols lowered an records q
10, accuracy atth lSlach guns and We
nesday the Iowa took The record Wi
spounders
Mrs Alno Matthews. wife OF FraF
=, Matthews. Wel-kuowu civil e
ginecr. vas hrutaily murdered In b
bed AZ Shreveport. La. by a Neg
.- The woman's little daughter Aiir
- aged 10. Was fatally wounded MI
-, Matthews formerly lived at Somers,
- Ky.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16

London. April l0.-winlam Waldorf
Astor has purchased Castle IIevor.
Seven Oaks Kent. The castle. which
is said to be the birthplace Of Anne
Boloyn. one OF the wives OF Henry
VII. whom he had beaeaded tn the
tower OF London. contains many rel
les. The price paid was siS5.0O0
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16

Chicago. April 13.-Three masked
men held up a street car near Garfield
park Sunday and robbed seven pas
sengers. the conductor and motorman
OF Sleo. a gold watch and some jew
eiry. The highwaymen boarded tho
car near Sacramento avenue.
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Advance n prIes d FIour.

Minneapolis. MINI. April l0.-The
recent sharp advances in wheat have
affected -four prices. which are a
shade higher and firm as quoted
First patents. s3s5GS95; second pat.
snts. S275Qss5: first clears. s2.s5G
z.95. second clears. s235624s.
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Rome April ls.--Easter Sunday here
was marked BY magnificent weather.
A private mass was held at the vati-
can with a few select guests The
pontin was present. but for the Grst
time in his 9onuhcate he did not ON
ciate personally.
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lNsURoENT TROPHIES.
They VIII Be Forwarded TO the Smith
sonian Institute.

Washington. April i0-The Phnip-
pine commission has passed an act re-
Quirtng that all oI the insurrecto stick
pins. medallions. cum buttons and 9th
er pins and badges Of insurrection.
shall be forwarded 90 the Smithsonian
Institution At Washington as a contrl-
button to It's historical section and
shall not be sold. other articles. ex.
cspt books and papers taken from in
surgents. win be sold
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16

Shreveport. La, April fs.--The body
OF Ed Porter. the Negro who killed
Mrs. Matthews. and in turn was Killed
by officers. was taken 20 the head OF
Texas street BY mob OF about 100
men. placed on = funeral pyre and ere
mated
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16
Russian evacuation DELAYED.

Peking. April 1.-THE evacuation
BY Russia OF Niu Chwang and the sec.
ond section Of Marchuris is delayed.
according to the Russian version. be.
cause the Chinese taotai has not yet
arrived and formal restoration Is
therefore impossible.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16

Manila. April ii.-Capt. Persh.ng's
force captured Bacolod. Island OF Min
danso, Wednesday. killing a hundred
Moros aud wounding many others.
Three Americans were wounded. This
win put an end 70 Moro hostllitiess u
Il thought
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New York. April it--Buziness fall
ures IN the United States for the week
ending with April 8 number 1853.
against 145 last week. iS2 in the like
week Of 1902. 22s In 1901. $50 In 1900
and sfs in 1899.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16
The Great Textile strike.

Lowell. Mass. April 1S.-The begin
ming Of the third week OF the great
textile sIrike In Lowell finds both sides
holding firmly TO the stand taken In
March The operatives are confident
Of winEing.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16

Pekin, April I1.-Yung Lu. the con
trouer OF finances and first grand sec
retary. is dead He lad been suffer
ing for some time past from droDsy.
Months ago he asked permission to
retire from ONCE. but his application
vraa ref.fzad
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16

Chicago. April Is.-The election
commissioners Saturday evening I'm
ished the canvass OF the vote for may
or in last Tuesdays election. The Off
cial count Is. Harrison. lat. .20S
Stewart. l3s SIS. Harrisor's plurality.
z c-Q
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l4eaa q the Mermon chureh oead.

Salt Lake City. April l3.-Brigham
Young. president Of the council Of u
apostles Of the Mormon church. died
sfter a lingering Illness. He was born
at Kirkland. O.. in 1896, and was the
eldest son Of President Brigham
Young
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16

Chicago. April is--Adns. schley and
his party left for washinstcn Sunday
night after two days visit IN Chi
Gag. The admiral has entirely re-
covered from Ills threatened attack Of
grip.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16
FRoNTlERsmAN DEAD.
COL Bill Root. Wel-Known, Passed
Away AZ salt Lake.

Salt Lake. Utah. April 13-CoL Bill
Root. a froutiorsman. a companion
throush his ufe of Buffalo B.u. and "A
friend % BIN Nye during the iattcrs
roportorial days in Laramie. died sud-
denly OF heart failure In bis apart
ments ln this city late Saturday nisht
He was t0 years old. when a young
man De sottled In Laramie. became in-
terestod 90 the Laramie Boomerang
and took BID Nye in partnership with
him This was the beginning of the
lsfter's fame as writer As catch
er Of wild animals. Col Root had an
international fame.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16
DEATH or REV W. y. M'LsURN
Hs Mas the Blind Chaplain o. the
United states ss-ate.

Warrington. April ii.-Rev william
Henry Mlhurn. the venerable blind
chaplain of the United States senate.
died Friday in Santa barbara. Cal
Word 90 this effect was received Fri-
day night by Col ID A. RansieI. the
sergeant az arms of the senate Mr.
Miihurn. accompanied 10y hts Two
nieccs. the Misses TIniey. left Wash
inEton for the Pacific coast about =
year ago Tho chaplain was ia poor
health The change brought no great
change in his condition and when con.
grcss met in December De- forwarded
his resignation Co Washington. bat IL
was never acted on The deccden'
was born in Philadelphia in 1923
Mr. Miihurn was twice elected chap
lain ~ congress. tho 6rst time I'm iS45
when ilttie over % years ~ axe.
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At one FeLL swooP.

,siTs Hundred and T~enty-seven
Trusts Wiped Out In New Jersey.
Trenton. n J.. April i1.-Gov. Muir
phys annual proclamation dissolvins
trusts and other corporations that
have not paid their annual tax TO the
state Was sent 90 the printers Friday.
It wipes out s27 companies. having ar
authorized capital of s23a 900 900
There arc all kinds OF wrecks IN the
list and their debria Il scattered pretty
generally over the United States and
Alaska Mining companies. bologna
trusts. railroad corporations. steam
ship lines and corn cure creations are
lntermingled indiscrmlnateiy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
EQUESTRIAN STATUE
BEYOND ALL DOUBT

Secretary w. Ben. Palmer. Of the Vet
eran Cavalry Association. which is col
lecting funds for the statue to General
J. E. B. Stuart makes the appended re-
port OF collections during last week:
Amount last reported ............ &c. 42303
Cash received since last report:
General Charles J. Anderson.
CITY ..... .................... 500
Judge James Keith, city 1890. 300
]. NJ. Fourqurean, city 1900. 800
Thomas c. Williams, Jr. city, 5000
A Veteran Cavalryman, city, LOO
Powhatan Troop Association. 6o75
Colonel William H. Palmer. city 500
Flora Stuart Chapter. U. D. c.,
OF Pulaski City .......,....... BOO
Total ............ ............ .s.o5os4
Secretary Palmer writes further:
THE secretary begs all those that gave
their pledges to this fund will remit to
him as soon as possible.
1.-THE Richmond Chapter, United
Daughters OF the Confederacy mrs. N.
". Randolph, the president), will here
after aid us In raising money for this
worthy cause. There can be no longer
any doubt as to erecting this equestrian
statue to General Stuart"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
MOVE TO VIRGINIA.
An Excellent Pamphlet is Pre-
pared by Mr.. +. I, Mckee.

'Why Freeze during Halt or More OF
the Year? Move to Virginia." is the title
Of a pamphlet Just gotten out for r. b.
Vaughan. real estate agent OF this city,
by Mr.. j. l. McRee. OF this city, for
years on the staff Of the old Richmond
Dispatch. and gentleman of broad Gull
ture and erudtlon. The pamphlet is a
concise presentation Of the advantages
offered by Virginia to the home -seeker.
Though native of North Carolina, Mr..
Mcfeee has long lived In Virginia, and is
familiar with its soil. climate, advantages
OF location, transportation facilities. and
its vast material wealth In forest, field
and stream, and In the waters that leave
Its shores. The author quotes the Com
mercial and Financial Chronicle, OF New
York. as to the vast and varied mineral
wealth undeveloped in Virginia, and the
promising field offered for investment
here, as we'll as for manufacturing, stock
raising and agriculture.
A statement prepared by the Commits
sioner Of Agriculture as to Virginia in
general Is pregnant with interesting facts.
The climatic advantages and the adapt
ability of the various sections and SUBJ
divisions to valuable money crops and
occupation. offering renumerative returns
to investors. are strongly presented. In
fact. the brochure Is an excellent epitome
of virginia's claims to consideration as
place OF residence and field for In
vestment and profitable work by home-
seekers or capitalists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
GOVERNOR LEAVES
THIS AFTERNOON

Governor and Mrs. "A, J. Montague will
leave this afternoon at 210 o'clock over
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for
Kansas City, Mo-, Where, on Thursday
evening, His Excellency will DO the prin-
cipal speaker at the annual dinner OF the
Commercial Club.
They will return here about Monday, as
1t requires several days to make the trip
each way.
The Governor and, Mrs. Montague will
be met at st. Louis by a committee. and
escorted from there to Kansas City In
a special fast train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
ELECT SUCCESSOR TO
MAJOR C. o. SAVlLLE

A successor to Major Charles Q. saville
of the First Battalion, Seventiath Regi-
ment will be elected Thursday evening
of this week. For that purpose the COM
missioned officers OF that baHalion will
bold a meeting at the armory at $3.50
Thursday evening,
After service OF twenty years In
the militia of the State, Major saville
has resigned, and the Governor with
reluctance, has, consented to relieve him.
Major Saville retires because OF the press
Ing duties as clerk OF the Chancery Court
of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17

Code OF Virginia in relation to local op-
ton election
10 repeal an act In relation to repre-
sentaton OF tho wards OF cities In Coun-
clls and to the !reapportionment OF such
representation.
To repeal nact to provide for making
enumerauons Of populations OF towns ana
cities.
To amend an act to authorize munici-
pal corporation to Issue bonds for the re-
demption of outstanding bonds.
To provide for the contraction OF tho
corporate limits OF cities and towns.
TO provide for the extension OF the
corporate limits OF cities and towns.
To amend an act to provide fire-escapes
for buildings OF over three stories.
TO amend section 1921 OF the Code In re-
lation to taking and holding giftA and
requests
TO amend chapter GO OF tho Code re-
lating to public free schools Tor couh-
ties and to tho literary fund. This act
alone covers sixty-two pages.
Altogether 122 pages were disposed OF
The House.
The House was called to order at II
o'clock by Speaker Ryan. and PRAYER
was offered by Rev. P. 3. Price. OF the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. r. 8. B. Smith presented a bill
to fix the times for the meetings OF the
boards OF supervisors OF Clarke. Page.
Warren. Shenandoah and Frederick, and
there was ono by Mr.. Read, OF Mecklen-
burg, to amend the dlspensary law LOT
the town OF Boydton so as to give the
State one-eighth OF tho revenue arising
therefrom. instead OF one-fourth. as at
present.
Tho following bills reported from the
Revision Committee were passed:
To provide for the payment OF printing
and publishing for the State Corporation
Commission out Of the general appro-
priation for public printing.
To amend and re-enact section Of
an act entitled an act to prevent clam
ming In James River and Nansemond
River from April 18th to september 1st
in each year, approved April 2. 1902 80
as to add other rivers thereto ana 70
change the time OF prohibited season.
Providing mileage to the members OF
the General Assembly, clerks, omcers
and pages OF same. for attending the re-
+. conveninE OF the General Assembly In
the city OF Richmond on the 10th day
OF November, 1903.
To amend and re-enact chapter % OF
tho Code OF Virginia. in relation to as
sessments of lands and lots.
To amend and re-enact section 44S.
and to repeal section 472 OF the Code OF
Virginia.
To amend and re-enact chapter $780,
acts OF Assembly, session 1856. en-
titled IAN act to constitute capitation tax
a lien upon real estate owned by the
person at the time such capitation tar
is assessed" approved February 10. 1885.
To repeal chapter 7o8 acts OF Assem-
bly, session OF 1se9-l9oo, entitled IAN
act to provide for the better enforcement
and collection OF the tax now imposed
by law upon shares Of stock in corpora
tion. and Joint stock companies by re-
curing sworn lists Of the stockholders
OF said corporations or companies resi-
dent in this State, to be filed with the
Auditor OF Public Accounts. and to d.
rect the disposition Of said lists. and to
prescribe penalties for the failure or re-
fusal to file said lists or the furnish
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
MAY RAISE
SALARIES
-,umrr ----------
Sill to Increase Second Auditor
and Treasurer Offered in
the House.
MANY MEASURES PASSED
" Heavy Days Work Done Yes
terday in Both Branches
Of the Legislature.
MANY MEASURES PAssI

80
fhe sessions OF both branches OF the
General Assembly yesterday, lasting two
= Mi, ,,oro dovoted II the
,.,,,. r.aa ~, 10
consideration OIL lte pi'is ie4o' ~ :. -
0oint Committee on Revision. The House
bad quorum and not only read. but
passed q number OF calendar bills. some
pf them measures consequent upon tho
changes made in the State Constitution.
Ghe Senate had no quorum, but made
considerable progress reading for amend
t.ent the volume OF printed senate DIS
reported from the Revision Committee.
Ten OF these bills, covering 122 printed
pages, were read at length and advanced
howard passage.
Several bills were offered In each house.
mong them being one to Increase the
1alaries OF the Second Auditor and OF the
Grensurer to $500 each. Ono now gets
f1,7oo and the other 5000. Mr.. Read. OF
niecklenburg. offered bill, giving the
State only one-eighth of the proceeds
pf the dispensary at Boydton, instead OF
orerfourth as now. This proposition IS
merely to place this dispcnsary on tho
same basis as others In the State, one
eighth being fixed as the States share
Several local bills were offered and re-
derred
Senate of Virginia..
,y,on tbo senate met Mt II A. M. yes-
sa,dav fhnro we're fewer Senators pres.
.,t tbar Tho number required to consti-
smte n quorum
Mr. Sale introduced two bills, the titles
IF which appear elsewhere
Owing to the small attendance It was
rot possible 10 do more than read bills.
THE Senate bill to amend tho charter OF
the city OF Richmond 30 as to permit
officials chosen by wards to serve out thelr
terms. even though the Ward pounoat1es
re changed before salu .etH ls e.plt
AL inc other plils on the caienuat "o'
PASSED ny. s u,a
Inelenpo., 'ne c. III. "a hw:tha
p ,a.tu - .nu $3.50 md tha reaainp ~
.sa.s hi,s 1nr ,endment WAS resumed
.ad onna,dorab,o nropresa made
NJ walker assed leave OF absence for
.hreo DAYS FOR Mr.. McIlwaine, OF Peters
burg, Granted.
AT 1890 p. NJ, after continuous sitting
of two and half hours. on motion OF
Mr. Cold OF Clarke. adjourned for tho
day and until IL A. NJ. to-day.
Among the Senators IN their seats yes
terday we're Messrs. Biand Massie' OF
Nelson; Ihomas y. 1olo, OF StarKe' ana
a. y. HOODS. OF ilihce 1eorse' ~,
ar, ea'e W ieave presented :. pli ~
a1nenu anu te-ehace sectioti '.si =. lne
Sode OF sns'a 40 aIl'eiueu Ahu re-
emu ey an ac' App.oSsu 'anua -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
Children Of Zion,

The second meeting of the "Children of
Zionn Society was hold In the Hebrew
School, No. 1907 East Grace Street Sun
Mr.. N. Marconitoh presided, Many chill
dren entered as members In the society.
The next Meeting OF the above named
2eth. at 8 r. NJ, at:the same place.
Professor Richard Gottheil. of Column
bia University, New York, Is the presl-
dent of the Federation of American Zion
lists.
is the leader OF the Zionist movement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
MR.. CHAPMAN AGAIN.
He Will Demonstrate His Water
Clearing System Tonight. !.

The Academy OF Medicine at Its last
meeting passed a resolution inviting Mr..
Chapman Of New York. to give a prac-
teal demonstration OF his method Of puri-
tying James River water by electricity
at their next meeting.
Mr.. Chapman will arrive from New
York to-day, and the process will DO
demonstrated this evening at o'clock In
the auditorium Of the Mechanics Insti-
tute. The chemists OF Richmond and VII
cinity have been invited especially, and
after seating the Academy and invited
guests. the hall will be opened to the
public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17

bio to all the penalties and be subject to
the same liabilities as are described under
the general election laws OF this State.
except that the judges of election at each
precinct shall select one of their number
TO act as clerk. The expense of provid.
ing the ballots and paying Judges and
clerks shall be paid Just as in general
elections
The act, II enacted into law by that
time. shall be In force from and after
tho flrst day Of February. 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
CITY TREASURER BUSY.
State and Capitation Taxes Must
he Paid Before the 3oth.

corps of deputies are busy collecting
state taxes, which must be paid by the
3Oth of this month,
The payment of all capitation taxes up
TO that time Is q perquisite to the privi-
lege of voting at the next election, All
citizens who have registered must pay
their capitaton taxes or they cannot
vote,
This is important to all citizens and
attention should be paid to it at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
MASONIC HOME.
Meeting Of the Auxiliary and
Election of Officers To-day.

The Masonic Home Auxiliary will hold
their annual meeting. at the Home to-day
at - o'clock. At this meeting the cleo
ton of officers will be held. and q lunch
con will be given afterwards by the
ladies'.
The Board Of Governors has been In
4vited to be present.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1903-03-19
Furber Boot
Bellows Falls News

DR.. G. F. Meacham swung out new
sign last week.
G. l. Whitney was in Newport Tues
day and yesterday.
G. II. Osgood of Boston visited his
parents here Saturday.
Mrs. Pauline Howard has been in New
York during the past week.
j. j. Fenton went to New York Mon
day to select Easter goods.
Mrs. Lydia NJ. Blood is recovering
from a severe attack of the grip.
In order to save the 20 per cent dis
count all water rents must be paid bv
March 20.
Mrs. Pattie Scott went today to New
York to obtain the latest styles in dress
making.
John F. Brasor of Brattleboro has &C.
cepted position as craftsman in E. I.
Kilburn's Office.
Miss Elizabeth Exner is this week en-
joying a vacation from her duties in the
store of j. c. Day Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Murphy of Sandy
Hill, n. Y, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Durkee Sunday.
/. A. Adams has been kept from his
work in the store of o. d. Gray & Co. bv
sickness durinp the mast week
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Ramsdel Of
Lowell, Mass, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Mcdonald over Sunday.
The two-car service on the electric
road went into effect Monday. Cars
will now run the same as on the fall
schedule.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1903-03-19
CAM BRIDGEPORT.

Emery Vancor of Saxtons River spent a
few days last week with his daughter, Mrs.
Mary Davis.
Several from this place attended the
Laurier-Turner wedding at Grafton.
Another dance at Hotel hall is adver-
tiled for March %.
Mrs. Cynthia Thrasher, who is confined
to the house for the great er part of the year.
was able to visit her daughter, Mrs. S. P.
Gushing, recently.
The Loyal Temperance Legion is invited
to meet with Abbie Wood Saturday after
noon of this week at 3 o'clock.
Former residents who read the TIMES
will be interested to know that the rapid
disappearance of the snow and continued
warm weather, with the singing of birds
herald an unusually early spring.
The next meeting of the Woman's Mis-
sionary society is appointed for Thursday
afternoon of next week with Miss Oma
Harwood.