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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-22
The WEATHER

ST. Paul and Vicinlty-Fair.
Minnesota-Fair today and tom
row; northwest winds.
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Continued on Sixth Page
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
STANTON ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY.
TEST OF LIQUOR LAW.
VIII Bc Made MS Result Of Recent
Barre ltaisi-OtIier Court Duriucsn,

Montpelier. April 12.--Bccause OF the ILL
ness of Burton T.. Bailey counsel for the
responder. in the larceny case of State VS.
Mary Beach, n temporary postponement
ot tho trial of this case was ordered. 1t
WAS to have been put on this morning.
In the case of State vs.. Emilio Nochini.
breach of the peace growing out of tho
shooting affair at Barre last September.
the respondent this morning pleaded guilty
and was fined s25 with costs Of 1896.
a continuance WAS ordered in the for
gerry case Of State vs.. J. T. Donovan Of
Montpelier because of the illness of the
respondent.
Jos Ray and u. tubria were arraicned
this morning on a charge of killing a dccr
in violation OF law and pleaded no, guilty.
John Lewis who was bound over in city
court Monday ou the charge of stealing
Il horse and buggy from Lunnia l,rothcts
oi Barre pleaded not guilty this afternoon
in county court to- tho information against
him ". \. Lord was assigned ~ his
counsel lie Will bc tried at the present
term OF court.
Eva 'jvnsstor was granted - liyor'c
from William y. Livingston ior rofu~,'l
to support. Tnc household and personal
property was docrced to til, p,titiolor
with aiimory ot SO per month
+. Mandi OF HHrrc gave bail in th" sum
of 500 for his aproaranc" vixen want"'
ON ,hc chars" OF keeping and exposing for
sal, Intoxicating liquor contrary e. INV.
This case grew out of the raid last week
made by Chict Of Police Brown of Barre
in which seven and ouc-half barrels of
win. we're seized at tie freight depot Of
the Montpelier X Wells River railroad at
Barre. Questions of law are involved in
this case which will probably take it to
supreme court on Il demurrer.
'rho trial ~ Jury ~ the larceny case Of
state ". EcprN Bailey is scheduled for
tomorrow morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
RESUME TO-DAY
FOOL. Sharpe of Barre Agree
to Return 9 Work under
Original = greement.
=
- = -
X
FORCED BY N. :, oNAL UNION
Given Alternative of Returning 10 Work
or Surrendering Their thnrtcr--
shooting Affray ON the MOntpc-
licr and barre ElcctricS-Ncw
Plan for summer schools.

rarrc. April t2.-Wotk in the granite
plants OF this city aud vicinity VIII be
resumed tomorrow morning as the 1901
eharpcners this Afternoon agreed to re-
turn to work under the original agree
ncnt covering the division of work by
the l'iric machine and hand SharpcnciS,
which is that all tools that can not bc
kharpcned on u machine be done by hand.
rho National Granite cutters Union Of
ficers forced them to ii as it Is under
stood the sharpenors were given the
thoce Of returning to Mayor Barclay 8
plant or Surrcndc:inS their charter. \
t"l"gram was received this afternoon
from National Secretary James Duncan
of Washington. -. &. \ meeting of the
sharrohcrs was hurredly called at three
o'clock and after an hours discussion the
meeting voted to return to work.
Late Tonight notices were posted saying
that work Will be resumed tomorrow
morning. the manufacturers having voted
to remove the lockout.
The complication between the manu-
fdcturcrS and Jumpers. boxers and der
rick men. which came mp to-day is not
expected 10 amount to much. These have
separate agreement, which says th"rc
snail ne no suspension of work pending
u settlement of difficulties The Union
claims the manufacturers violated the
agreement 10y locking them out ycstcr~
day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
ADDISON.

Raymond Smith is at home for the
summ,r.-Ec'a O'IjrYan has r. turned 10
ior dutinS as teacher in Bellows Falls -
esther Taylor. who recently broke her mp
is hcttor John Carpenter * better
Clara Smith has returned TO hcr studies
at Castloton after spending her vacation
in Lizzie smith, who has spent
the winter in California with her brothers,
returned home Saturday. she spent last
week with Charles Greenwood ana family
IN New York City.-Mrs. George Day is
Bertha Allen. only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Spauding
of Brldrort we'll known in this town. died
April . of pneumonia and heart
trouble. The funeral was held Tuesday '-
Little Cora Barber has been sick again
\ political sugar party was held recently.
casper NJ Clark. who went into bank
ruptcY recently, started ON Monday for
with n shipment of sheep for w.
H. Clark. Miss Ethel Warner has had to
give w her school in the Willmarth
district ON account OF CkneSS.-G"0rg"
Bruce has gone to Mr.. Bostwck's to live.
Harry smith started ON Monday for
{ colorado Springs Colo, whore he has
IroCurra cnplOvnlent.
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WINOOsKI.

At tho annual meeting ol Webster
Lodge. M. 81, f.. and \. NJ, Thursday
,vcninc the following officers for tho yer
ensuing were elected w. NJ, A. r.. Glenn
out. :. W, George Mcbride, j. w. f. H.,
Bigvnod secretary, George Reynolds;
treasurer, &. VI. Shipman, :. u, T.. u.
Blpwooi; J. T., r. s. Wright. The APP
pontiVc officers win be announced later.
Fulowine tho election OF ofticois ban
Qlict was served
The 18th annual report of the trustees
and other officers of the village made its
appearance Friday and was distributed
to tie voters. Following are given a few
abstracts from its pages. The treasurer's
report shows that there have been re-
ceiUts tp the amount of sa,3SS,67 with dis
bursomcnts divided us follows: Village
orders, T.02399, interest on orders, Ntl7i
interest on sewer bonds to February I,
81 2Gr: aud cash on hand, SLol0.'N, making
a total of S933S.6I. The trustees report
SHOWS that ihcy have paid out during the
wear the following amounts fire depart
ment S7u7.2l: electric lights, sl172,22; street
dcpartment, 81 ~ ~: sewer departments
s@7"3 police department, Nh3l+, mis-
{, ,llaneouS, Nlr11 making toLll If
Slc,73SM The sewer work done during
the year WAS that on Fpllett Mansion and
Hicko< streets there being i1rA feet of
new sewer laid. In the report of the chief
cnsnccr of the fire depart mcnt, Dr. /. A.
tContnuod on md psGe)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
BRISTOL.

Miss L.ulu Bentley of Manchester Depot
is making friends here visit--Edward
Nandeuburgh assistant cashier Of the
First National bank, is spending a week.
vacation at his hOIln in NnocrS n Y
Miss Gcorsil Peck is tallin,, his place.
William Jennings has severed his con
nsciiou with W, r.. Pcrlcv rs delivery
clorK and is Visiting in nrandon.--E. T..
Patterson is mUkU| extensive" improve
merts ON his residcnt" TN Wcs, street.
Miss Georgia Peck win teach the spring
term of schnol at Huntington Ccutor
Judgment " ~ rendered Saturday hy jus
ticc H. T.. ShcrWu foI TN" plaintiff for
SO q DAMAGES and costs of N1l in the
case of T. y. iiill ", Fred Parker The
funeral of Daniel Nimblott, WAS held
from the residence Of Charles Johnson
saturday morning. The Rev. : T. Perry
oniciatcd and burial was in Greenwood
ccmetcry.-Carlis Gordon has returned
from n two months stay in Boston w
f.. Hanks and w. " Wilson have been
appointed by the probate court commits
siOners of the estate of the late johanna
Coursey.-W NJ, Farr went to Morris
Vile Saturday to remain over Sunday
Mrs Farr returned with m.-Frark
Dupry, the sexton Of Greenwood Gene
tery. is on the list of sick.-Quite a com
motion was caused Saturday morning
about one o'clock by the ringing of the
electric bells connecting with the resi-.
denccs Of the members of Munsill Eusc
company. II was caused by the wires
getting crossed David LOsner has moved
his family here from Brooklyn, n. v
Olin RYAN OF Groenlirll Mass. is in town
for weeks vacation.
a. e, Renedict Will lead the T,pworth
League meeting at the Methodist Church
ana Miss kalc Stewart the Christian En-
doa"or meeting At III" Baptist Church
neat SunddY evening Potatoes are re
failing for 81 u bushcl in tho loCal mar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
The WinOOski Valley, Villages up NOrth h
From the 1slnnO in the Lake 10 the
Passumpsic. Along otter Creek
and by the shores Of White
River Covered by SPEC
cinI CorrcspOr dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
VERGENNES.

flcnry Warmer has resigned his position
i'm W. Il Warner n CO.'S ,hUr store aud
gouc f., chicago ana r. L. WALKER at tn"
Albany school of pharmacy has hocn en-
lae.d to tn>. his place
News h,. hocn received norr of the
death Of William Gordon ON Wcdurs lay
from heart failure at bis home in Brook
lyn. Y. Y.. aged s. vcars. Mr. Gordon
was a former well known resident Of this
city and was tho uncle of ,Iohn Gordon
and Mrs William troehr of this. city and
Mrs. John clark of l1nrrishurgh. The flu
.....i t..t1 .-...,..l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
HELD IN $4,000 BAIL.
Alleged Liquor Seller of Barre Bound
over to Grand Jury-Other Cases.

Montpclier, April IA Jury was om-
panelled this morning in the case of state
vs. Henry X. Bailey Of Calais, charged
with the larceny OF a quantity of house
hold goods valued at $l0o,d2. the property
of Mr.. Laura Davis An nformAtio ion
was also filed against Bailey for receiving
the stolen goods. When court went in in
the afternoon he retraCted his plea of rot
guilty and pleaded guilty to the infur-
nations against him Sentence was de
ferred and the jury III this case vas dis
charged.
George Mlani OF Barre who was ar
rested Tuesday ON four different COM
plants filed by States Attorney Scntcr
for selling. keeping and exposing for sale
intoxicating liquor contrary to law, was
brought into court ana bail IN the sum
of $500 each, or s.,0N IN all, was fixed.
This The respondent was unable to raise
The trial of the larceny ease Of state
vs.. Mary Beach postponed from Mon
day afternoon, will take place tomorrow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
CHI71ENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION..

A. tho annual ,,ootiug Of tbo poo,lc'e
J,Irctrin Iiph; and Power cornnanv hold
NI.,,,nsdn, c,.,i,y tho foIIou,ioo dira,-
.o,s wern oIo.tnd, William thatcher C.
~ ror,.iu = Rrownoll william, u
Jnhn.o,, - : Il,tchar II +, Wripht ana
q " t,roy,r,u Tb. directors chose thn
fnilnv,ino ,tir.r.. prcsid,r, and eancrnl
nn,,.qnr : Hrovucl1. vice-president
U,,nrr f., U,riph,. sccr.tarv ana treas
u. I, T. s,yv,cr Tho romnsuv has
.,,...l -,,, ~ hnr..,. ,,,l ,,l,ccs of huei-
.n...- h thn r.st voor ,;eorpc portlCv
a.. L.,. G.d ,h,ry. nf rho station for.
.,,',,t .,..,r. ar .inro tba nl3nt started ha.
L.,.., r,..nc.,s.'I for tho coming year
Mis- Sn',h p,,tl,a Cbn.o wifo of Hor-
h.rt "A Ghas. ,a.d n yoars. died at hcr
ho,no ON p,rk s,rnt carly THURSDAY
.,,,,..,,n q, 81. .,,.,. ,1.ugntor of NJ and
N1,.. ,-,,, Df,,l. r <au. York Sb.
w.. ,,,., ,,..i,l - NJ ,,h,., rob,n,,v ia
.i.o, ~ ,,I ,,.< ,lo,,,btr, NI,b.1 .,,., i've
f 1,. 900, i.-.ti,o,s ,oor-..
1na,l.'. ,t ,,r.,,,1 i,.,l.s \ - ana Sin,.,
f1'.tll., ~ p,,rli,otnn and , .i.to,.
" =. ~ ur,i,, az \v,ron.i,i Tho M
,,,,.l ,,.,. h,l,i ..t t,,. 1ato home Satur1,,
,tt.rr'',,, at ,t,o o,,,ock
a i,li,,n : r,f.trbor nf T.lctctcr'e ,,a,-
,,,.,t.'t ',i,,,.o'i l,i. 1nct rand h,dlx ,Iom-
,,i 500, H. ,,.,,, ,,..,,,
,,S .,r,li, ,i, aoohv rnrt ~ his
.,,o ;,,Di,o Toe, ho,o,, ,to li,tin
u,,,,r ..,,, ,,,,,,,,r, a 5n.,, roeh eo,.nrod ,b,
.n, - =, -. a
,,,, 'a ,,, 49, ~
I ,, ,,,ltI,
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r,a ,'',, ,i', ~ ,h, 'r,,,,,'h
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
STARKSBORO.

Madgc Laloo returned to Castleton
Monday after weeks NaCation.-Thc
Christian Culture club Will meet with Mrs.
II. r. Wymnn Thursday afternoon. The
school ON Mason IIll begins April lSth
with G"neV, Adams teacher. This H.
Miss AdamS's third term in this school.
The other schools begin April .5th. Marie
''uhck Of Charlotte is to teach in the
north district. Carlton Bostwick at tho
village. Julia Casey in the south district
and Nellie Mehan on Brown Iiill.--
Herbert lifford who has been III at his
Fathers l. much improved edward
'olton who has been staying with Mrs
Frances Smith few davs has returned
to his horlc in Lowell, Mass. His chill
irrn with the nUrS" will remain here Il
:"w weeks. Mrs. celia Parker is very i'll.
William Hanson and family have re-
turned to ThompsonIill". Conn. after a
snort visit among relatives in town.
Nlsrr collins. who has hccn at home
several days on account of rhounatism,
returned to mis- work in Munkton.
nohday mon ming.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
MIDDLEBJRY.

Frank y-hnmott, who lived in th. cast
part OF the town ana who has been ont
of iail on bail for the past few months.
was discovered To BE- .ettfng ready to de-
part from the state several DAYS aro and
his boudsnen had him taken in. lie was
s.rt to- the House Of Correction nj R1u-
Land hv Judge Footo for 50 dANs for p,tit
LARCENY.
CNril Fruncu has hocn 1pppiutcd ns.I--
tan; chief .ppfu,or bv Chicr tid,I.r
t;vouud ha4 h,.u broken ON the lo, ro-
Gently bougtt hN COL. Ul,lov on Wash4ns-
ton street for II l4ra,c Uarr which viii h.
used for his Own horses when coulplctoel
kllrh Douglass IF Fast Middlchuly
who vs. .rr,stcd in Vcrgcnno, ato
TDureLlv ;,ftcrnouu bv Constable +. \
bay or Il charge of larceny of some s.,
ot his aunt. Mrs Cl7rla Adams. of East
Niddlchury. was brought here aud taken
before Judge Footc. Iic waived cXainrg-
tioI ana lai was nXti at $500 winch uD
was -,r 1ble to procure and he was cow
lnittcd to the county jail t. await the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
WHITING.

Thomas Chamberlin is making a speedy
recovery from the operation he had two
weeks ago for appendicitis Wis nurse
Michael Crcnon, was called home Tuesday
Mipht to care for his mother who is sick.
Emery Patnode has taken his place as
nurse for Mr.. Chamberlin. in.--Iohu Casey
of Providence is the guest Of his mother,
Mrs. Carrie Cascy.-Mrs. Il. -. Collins
died Monday, the nth. The funeral will
ho hero Thursday al p. m.-Mr ana Mrs
Royc" Collins ana Plm Collins of Water
tuNu arrived in town Tuesday night. Mrs
Fanny Fisher returned to her home in
Essen. \. y, Monday.-Mrs. cara June
of .ArliuEton was the guest OF Mrs Par-
l,cr and Mrs. Pock laterN.-Mrs l.opoll r"-
turned tn lor homo in Shorchani. Friday.
She wus the guest of hor daughter Mrs.
llI1nnln
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
SHOT AT CONDUCTOR,
Man Resented Reing Put or II MOntpe-
Her and Barre Electric Car.

Barre. April 1t Conductor LOWS of the
Montpelier x Barre street railway WAS
lhOt at this evening ny Il man whom he
put off his car lor mali'nS Il disturbance.
1he mans lame is said to be SaNaron and
he was recently dsrharcei from the en'-
ploy OF tho company. When near the ear
barn lns presence in the ,ar bs came so
obnoxious that the condurtor thought
best to put hin, off and did So. Tie man
Is said 70 have been intoNlCated. AS
toOu as he lett the car he drcW revolver
hlld fired at the conductor but missed his
mark. Reports as to the shooting vary.
some Saving that thure were three shots
fred while others claim that the man nrod
but once The conductor gave tho signal
to go abe ID and was soon out of range.
'rho police at MOntrcli"r were notified
nnd officers Wood and DurCy arrested the
man and lodged him in tn" jail at Mont
tpliCr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
NEW HAVEN.

Josiah towlcs visited his daughter in
EcirisburGh last Week.-Mrs.. Abbe \.
Rogers has gone to Princeton, III. VIII. r..
she will spend the summer with her
daughter. Mrs l.. VI. Eckcrl--lIeib, TT
sumner returns 70 his home in ohio this
wcck,-A republican caucus To elect dele
gate, TO the state and district conventions
at burlington is called for Saturday even
ing at eight O'Clock. -l.'.a NJ Cove of
New Haven Mills ha, 'nr"d the Free
Press worlds tair VotrlS contest IN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
SHOREHAM.

1hc RcV, and Mrs. Carlson Norc in
MiddlehurY last FRIDAY Madame Parish
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. r. Tot
tnghHm. stella cook went To Mhldlchury
Monday to continue her studies. Tho
schools generally began tho spring term
on Monday. Miss Webb, Miss Dickinson
and Miss Holmes are the graded school
teachers-The Shoreham Cheese Manu-
featuring company begin making cheese
April 10 Miss Saunders has returned
from Tconderoga to her home at Lara
bee Point Mrs. w. n Platt was in Bran
don rIupSlaV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
PROGRESS ON STREET RAILWAY.

The selectmen of Williamstown, Mass
nave received the approval of the STATE
board of railroad commissioners notice OF
its certificate of the location for the eN-
tension of the tracks of the Hoosac Valley
street railway from the station TO the Yer
mont line and the acceptance or IN" COM
pany. The company will appear shortly
before the state commissioners in regard
To the other extensions asked for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
ST. ALBANS REPUBLICANS
Delegates Elected to state and District
COnVentions-NONe to Organize
Campaign Club.

:, Alnore .nr1 - rho ror,,hloo, ,;.,,
,,o,,c,,s ~ a,or, do,oo,tn. anJ nitarr.,ta,
o., 80 cto.o o,d dis,ri., ,,o,,.o,,, i,, ~
g. ,,, - I,,it,,,a,, 1, 49,, ,,t ,,' o,''. ",
tnst ,,-au, :, Wi, cror.d ,t ~, Ii,Y. III
'ar;na Inhn - pn,,' 1rn'
80 tho ei,. o,,,,,'i,t. raI tho 'm '.'"r ',
W '' w.. i.'.,,, t,t -. n, ",.''
es secretary. The following list Of dele
t".oS 'i" ''',' 1,tta, ,ha =,
ni p, ,,I ,,,,', >, r,,,ah ~. J.,
',''' go piai'',,,.'r, ,r;,a,''..,
I%'',' - - ''.',,oI' y, nip,'o,''
rev. 'i''4Ir - III t,' -, 'u''!' \, ~
- -, w. S1i','. w. ,Ti',', :,
I'' ,,..,,, ",.''
,I"in y, "Lh', 'i.l'nL -. i'"t,n' ic''r
i'"''"'",'t - - us avg '''"|'' IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-14
NEW HAVEN.

Miss Rctta Royce Is spending n few days
at br. G.. r.. Sauborn' s.-Mrs. t.. W. Smith
is visiting at II T., Aliens in fcrriSburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. H. e. Peck have given up
their positions IN Burlington and returned
to town. Hector poulm is critically i'll
Dr Tmkham has been called Hs counsel
Mrs. II. &. Peck is visiting in Oakland
for a few davs-'rhorc Is talk of another
dance in the near future The lihrHvY
club will eiVo another whist social i'm th"
ham lTri1lN tl,uiDu Anril 10
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TROLLEY STRIKES WAGON.
Collision on State street In Montpelier
Driver Thrown Ont.

Montpelier, April 13.-The Seminary
Hin electric car was in collision this
evening on state street with the deliN-
cry wagon of the Lane Manufacturing
co. The fender of the ear WAS hroEen
and the wagon was considerably dau~
aged. Ted Sloan. the driver, was
thrown to the ground but was not SER
iouslY injured. \ decided difference of
opinion exists between the motorman
and the driver of the wagon as to the
cause of the accident.
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STATE 7. N. c. CON NVENTION
Will BE Held in NontpeIicr ApriI 20,
30 and May 1-SOmc of the speak
ers Announced.

Montpelcr. April 12-The State execu-
tive committee of the Y. NJ. C. A. has
issued its preliminary Announcements ~
the annual convention 10 he hold at N3,,t
pelier on Friday saturday and SunGav
April -. 30 and MAY | Tho onerior 49,
sion will be on FRIDAY aftorroon A,,.i,
- at four o'clock ana the convanfio, n.iii
close sunday evnninr IA
Tho nurnhcr Of doinc,,o, i, 49,, ,t-,..,
Each ,.sociotion il, ,hn S,'t, ..i.l, +',''i.
to ,Is ,r-,,t, ,,ro,..,t, rl' '''i''cu
p.itcs ch,.o,,. fr(n, i,s ,Ct;,.' -. XIX
81. i, ,a.ir.s 10 '.,,1 NV '' '8'''P
rha cnn,srfi,, - f., ro ,,.4.,.,.
,,i, ,'',''i' - l." 'o sg4I-e'trrtalH-
, rs "' 80" committee HeaGPuit"ri
Ilor,., !, p5ii,. ti,3 't','' @''u 80, CARY
i,,' as - L'S S''uT'u
a,, w.. 49, az ''' '''H' "'''"l"S houses
i"o,,,,t ..
- =, o'.'" ~ oi '''''IT session rIaY
,i,i i','oi '''''' t', u'n"n -N.NlIlaiE % the
Wv 80 go ,'.'" VII! Str'e YEA 10 an d'ie-
gates ard invited guests "A reception VIII
IotoW' ,r, "1 "'l0' several snort speeches
VII VII "' H'a"''
ne secretaries ana pald oiht"rS will
@ no'' d conference tidaY afternoon &C
of student departments viii be- heid Set'
urday afternoon.
husar VI. f'Volhson' international score
vary oI ';' poNs department OF New
r"rk VIII nave charSe or inc topics per-
'"'!liS 10 th' work Tor ana by h"Ns
-, - 'l'''' secretary OF the MYERS ~
~ Ntl''oit "SSv''d'Io''' VIII 'ouuuct mo
| ,S 80 "tu"H eN''l"E, "hlch VIII
a'','t 'f' ~ ~ = 90 N"'h among S'u-
'ui l"' M"IN among itiroad men
% ~, ~. '9' n'eu uN '"hn Moore or
to n, 't.'' .';,'tal iHit""u S''to-
.. 80 " ~ e., % " "a - =" Ili"S'"'u "'h
Two r,an,inos t',,. ,,,, ;n W,
dn, ,ftorn,nn ~ ' W %
dressed by Fred Il. Smith of New York
tarl and nna at Po,,c -, 49,,
John + Moore International rai,rood So
rotary
What can h.. do,,o la. ,u.,.,i,,t,,,., t,.
shops and factories viii bo told ~. ~
Nardlo S,1ta s.crotarv az NJ rI, -
shire The music during tbn cnnrnrt;,,,
viii be in charge of + Al Wiuis Of ,h,.
willis Brot hers ouartetto Of \ou. Xo,l,
Ilo viii h.. assisted h,- lor1I ,,,usi,.I ,'
| ,.,, ,,a+to,., 1900 80
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RIPTON.

party of William Gulvn's friends
gathered there Saturday evening whore
they were entertained with popcorn. APP
pies. oranges and warm sugar Mrs.
Mobiles is moving to her house iu Epton
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TIE lTALIAN IN LAIE.

Montpelier. April An intoxicated
Italian named Sanni was lodged in Jail
tonight for shooting at Conductor Hen
bricks of the Barre d Montpelier road.
When searched at the Jail the revolver
with one chamber discharged was found
in his pOckot
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night. He leaves n wife and four children
by whom he will be greatly missed The
only daughter was married to Walter
Young of Starksboio. The funeral will be
held at the house Thursday, William NJ
Palmer of North Fcrrisbtrgh officiating.
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When that house Of yours has stood va
caul Ions enough, Try Il litNc al, ~ our
real estate columns
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GPANITE BUSINESS RESUMED.

Barre. April l3.--When the granite cut
tors ana tool sharpenerS returned to work
inns morning, pursuant to the action
taken last night, they were aCcompanied
by the Jumpers. boxers and derrick men
VINO Yesterday notified the monufactur-
ers that they had a grievance against
me manufacturers association for being
locked out Business in the granite in
dustrN in this city and vicinity was re-
sumed this morning
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SECOND CLASS LICENSES GRANTED.
TWO SUMMER SCHOOLS.
'upt. Ranger Expects ia Secure Dettcr
Instructors for Trachern

ST. Johnsbury, April Estate Superln-
itndcnt ". f.. Ranger is arranging for
Two summer schools to be held at Rut.
land and ST. Johnsbury the first two weeks
in August. 1t is believed that by only
having two schools more teachers will be
attracted to attend and better talent for
instruction will be secured, The best in
.tructors in New England will be engaged
and announcement OF the programme will
made later.
LIQUOR RAID IN BARRE.
Barre April IL The police department
made u successful raid tonight at the
house of Johanna GalimbtrtO. They found
small quantity of brandy. gin ana beer
'hiet Brown and officer ilannel made the
raid
PASTOR TO LEAVE THE STATE.
81 Jotnsbury, April l.--Thc Rev. q. n.
Nol"ell, for The past three years pastor
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EAST MONKTON.

Earl Weller has engaged with the Free
Press to canvass this vicinity for sub
Snrini innE.
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SHELDON DELEGATES.
pOSTM ASTER AT WEST BROOK
lNIl-I

Washington, April l3-fostmastcr ap-
pointed to-day; Vermont, Nest Brook
field, Clinton II. Smcad.