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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-05-05
ALBRIGHTs.

Correspondence Of The Argus
Miss Hannah Graham Of Kingwood. spent
sunday at home.
Joseph Mechanism made a business trip
10 Kiugwood. Saturday.
Mrs Floss Daily was the guest Of friends
and relatives here the past week.
Gilbert Higgins aud mother spcn, Sun
day az Bruceton. the guest Of friends.
Robert Meneiee Of Masontown Is spend.
Ing the present week with bis family
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Pet spent Sunday.
the guest Of their daughter. Mrs. r. r.
WEIGH
B +. Higgins is getting his house paper.
cd by r. o. woodward and r. w Mason.
and arc doing fine Job
Rev. q f.. Feather and family Of Man.
nington. WHO have been visiting friends and
relatives here. have returned home
Miss Lottio Rodeheayer OF Wheeling.
who has been visiting her father. S. n.
Rodchoaver. has returned 70 that city.
Harry e winant Of New York city.
agent Tor the New Jersey Bridge CO.. was
here the past week looking after the inter.
est Of the bridge here.
Rev w. N shuis wife and baby Of New
Milford are here on an extended visit 70
friends as the Rev. was The pastor Of this
church before going 70 New Milford
Mrs Clara Kennedy who has been visit.
Ing the parental roof for some time. has ro.
turned home, and was accompanied as far
as Terra Alta br her sister Mrs Alex Zei.
Lao
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Wedding Bells

One OF The most beautiful weddings that
ever occurred in Klngwood took place
wednesday at $50 y. m. az tho home of
Hon. VIM G Coniey when Miss Lillian r.
Martin the youngest sister Of Mrs ConIey
became the bride Of Harry G. Hopwood Of
Parsons. W Va.
The parlors OF the home we're beautifully
decorated with the native evergreen. potted
plants and carnations. aud at eight o'clock
about forty OF the intimate friends of the
bride and groom assembled and awaited
the bridal party.
az hali past eight o'clock to the strains
oil Lohengerins Wedding March sweetlv
played by Miss Aibrisht. the bridal uartv
appeared ushered In by Mr.. lanes Holland
and Miss Virginia Brand. and Miss VIENNA
Brand as maid Of honor, followed by MISS
Alice Cobun Of Morganiown. as brides
maid and Hon. Altha Warman OF MORGAN
town, as groomsmsu The bride leaning
on the arm Of MIR. Conlcy who gave her 10
the waiting groom. Then followed the
beautiful and impressive ring ceremony Ly
Kew H. Z. Howard uniting the couple In
the holy bonds OF marriage Every guest
present entered into the sweet solcmnity
OF the occasion and Al the oonelusion Of
inc ceremony extended to the couple their
happy congratulations.
The bride was handsomely yet nodestly
sowned ina creation Of white crepe de chene
over taheia and carried lovely bunch III
brides roses and as she appeared her
i""nds recognized in her one Of the
-test and noblest OF Kingwood s young
laaies.
he brides maid wore white Persian
"a Hn. the maid Of honor wearing organdic.
bo.n carrying bouquets Of carnations.
Little Lillian Conloy. dressed i'm white
m1ll and lace. performed the part OF rioK
bearer. 10 splendid form.
AZ half past nine the bridal party and
guests were invited to the dining room and
enjoyed an elegant dinner. The balance
Of ihe evening being spent in an informal
social manner until "a O'Clock when the
guests babe Mr. and Mrs. Hopwood and
their hosts Mr. and Mrs. Conley good
night
The bride was the recipient Of number
Of beautiful and costly presents. IN linen.
china silver cut glass. pictures. etc. the
groom himself presenting her with
beautiful gold lockef.
The happy young couple left al noon
Thursday for bis home at Parsons West
Virginia, where they will spend a few days
the guests Of bis parents and then will 20
20 Horton W. Va where Mr. Hopwood &
Boz business
me nut Of town guests present were Miss
Alice Cooun Of Mofgsntown Miss Lyda
Hopwood sister of Tie froom. and Mrs.
John Hartford Of Parsons. Hon Atibs
Wafmau and Chas. y Emerson Of Morgan.
town and Jas Gibson OF Tanneiton.
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FAR
.orrespondence Of No Arrns-

Correspondence Of The Argus.
freeman Kelly Of Dority. was here on
business Friday.
J A. Frankhouser was business caller
q, Bruceion Friday.
Mrs Mccabe aud Mrs. Nancy Smith
have been added to our sick list.
y. x Miller is preparing to have his
new house painted in the near future.
Miss Mary Nieman has been az Brandon.
Vile staying with Mr.. weliners family.
Amos Myers OF Hazelion. was here Fri.
day buying hogs and calves Of ]. ]. Kelly.
Or. Nedrow was in our community Tues.
day and Friday OF last week, treating the
sick.
Geo. a. Neman's mother OF near Bran.
donville. was visiting him few days the
past week
John II cupp and Elmer Nieman who
were at Friendsyille on business, returned
home Friday.
Jim Nieman and Miss Blanche Weltner
Of Brandonville we're calling on friends In
our vicinity last Sunday.
Mrs SalIie Benson OF Morgans Glade,
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Iona.
than Spiker the past week.
Two OF Elmer Strawser's children who
have been very ~ the past week are some.
what better a this writing.
Charles spiker and family Of Morsans
Glade. and Rev. Jeremiah Thomas Of
Clifton Mills. were guests Of John o. Kelly
Sunday
Messrs Karl SpIker. Gay Guseman, Ezra
and Hugh Kelley, Missls Alice. Beria, and
Frances Guseman attended preaching al
the Vale last sunday.
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IAKEs RuN

Correspondence Of The Argus.
a. n. Taylor is on the sick list.
Mrs. Louiss Robey Is improving slowly.
Lewis Graham IS farming for OILS Nc.
Millcn.
Willie F.. Radabaugh is working for II.
a. Hartley.
ID. +. Cue was the guest Of his daughter.
Mrs. Frank Calvert, Saturday.
Allie Shshef was Seriously hurt while
hauling lumber one day last week.
George A. Radabaugh and son Wayne
we're the gaesls Of a. n. Taylor, sunday.
John a. Radabaughs new store is doing
h0urishiog business WIKI Charley Rada.
haugh as clerk
Constance, the little daughter Of Nc. and
Mrs frank Calvert. is seriously III al mi,
writing, with but little hopes Of her
recovery
The farmers have begun their spring work
blowing for corn and cats bot me weather
has been SO bad that they hayen't much
Flowing done YET
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JANE v MCDONALD
Died at Her Home Ia Florida : Was
Member OF Prominent Pioneer Family
or Morgantown.

Mrs. NJ. p. Brown received Intelligence Of
the death of her eldes, sister, Mrs. Jane V.
Mcdonald, OF Orlando, Florida, who died
April Solh, last. She was the eldest daughter
OF Matthew aud Margaret Gay. deceased. o.,
Morgantown, and wife of Andrew Nc.
Donald. deceased, who served during the
late war as Qnartermas,er With the rank Of
Colonel in the Confederate Army. Five
children survive her. Geo. N. Marion and
M's- Charles Z. Lee OF Orlando. Florida.
and John aud Percival Of rampies, Mexico
There eldest son, Do. Gay Mcdonald. died
Ia Florida come years ago
Mrs Mcdonald was woman of superior
intellectual culture and amiable disposition.
She was member Of the Presbyterian
church from early childhood. aud her whole
life manifested an ,Ncmpli6sd sincere piety.
strange abiding attachment "a friends. 10
the church Of her choice. and to the teach
ing aud spiri, Of Christianity. She was
buried by the side Of her husband near Lake
APopka, Flodda
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CommIssIoner. Of the ceunly conrt.

The following are the Republican nomi-
nees for Commissioner Of the County Court.
Kingwood disldet--wm. #. Menear
over Edmund Messenger by about 90 ma
iiy. This breaks the latiers record, rs it j,
his frs, defeat
Valley disiriet-Emanuel Dixon, without
opposition.
Lyon disifict-Joho p. Crogsn over David
jerome Walls, by about two 10 one
Reno districi--P. S. Knots by 4 votes
over Ben Peaslee. Rev. Harrison linn moi
being 10 IL
Unon distric,--P. J. KNAPP defeating
iardesiy and Strawser.
Pleasant districi--Jehu Jenkins, defeat.
ing ". ] Melheney, the President Of the
Court by about 50 majority.
Grant distrct--Thomas Ryan, withou,
opposition.
Portland district--James {. White, de.
feaied a. Sialoy Shaw by about 90 votes.
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Death of Prof A. l.. Wade.

The many friends in this county Of Prof.
A. L. Wade Of Mongan,own, will regre, to
learn Of his death which too. place a, Rich.
mond, Va, Monday OF this week from an
operation for stomaehe trouble of some kind.
The remains were brought to Morcan,own
FOR burial aud the funeral occurs today.
Alexander L. Wade. eldest son of Geo.
and Anna Wade, was born near Nashville.
Indiana, February 2. 1892. Ills father aud
mother were natives of Virginia, the former
OF Monongalia county and the latter of
washington county. In 1889 the family
moved from indiana to Monongalis county
where la 1890 his father died.
In IS4S being bu, sixteen years of ace.
he began teaching school The two sue.
eeedins wears he laugh, in winter aud work.
cd in summer
La 1889 he made public confession OF
faith and united with the Methodist Fpis.
eoral church; he received license MS n
local preacher in 1860 and was ordained an
Ell in 1874
Tie married in 1854 Hattie Sanders of
Monongalia county, and to them were born
six ehildren.
In 1861 he was elected county clerk of the
county eour, Of Monongalia county aud
moved to Morgantown where he resided TO
the time of his death.
In 1868, when the new State of West
Virginia was formed, he was elected county
recorder. In 1874 he was elected county
clerk OF the county board Of supervisors and
IN the summer Of the same year he became
principal Of the public schools Of Morgan
town. These duties were such that he
decided 10 devote ihe,remainder Of his life
to teaching. In 1875 he was elected
Superintendent of Monongalia county to
which position he was reelected in 1877.
He was ardeniIy attached TO school
teachers and was proud Of the teachers CALI
ing. In an address, TO the teachers Of his
county he once said
81 love the teacher better than love men
and women Of any other calling, and wan,
these teachers when die, to bear me to my
last resting place aud inseribe upon my
tombstone
"'A. l.. Wade, Teacher, and Author of a
Graduating system for County Schools.
lie was well known 70 the teachers Of
Preston county. as he always attended the
Institute aad was very active and vigorous
for his age
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BRETT.
Correspondence OF The Argus.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
The first mail came to our Office Monday
We noticed the smiling face Of Ed Bon
here Monday.
The farmers gladly welcome the warn
and sunny days
Joseph Guseman was calling at 7. Tay
lor's on Saturday.
Miss Lulu Reed is working for her aunt,
Mrs. JOS. Menear, this week.
I. Taylor was a business caller at Joseph
Guseman's one day last week.
Miss vadiue Ashburn, who has been visit
Ing friends at Gainesville, has returned lc
her home.
Several Of our young people have been
attending the show at Mason,own for the
past week.
Mrs. Porter and son Bert Of Pennsylvania,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Porter Of
near Vernon
We are sorry 10 note the death of Miss
Sarah Menear OF Masooiown, who died on
Thursday night and was laid to rest last
Saturday in the Masontown cemetery. She
was a true Christian girl and her life teaches
us a wonderful lesson Of failhfulness. She
was faithful in her home duties, faithful to
her friends and faithful TO her church, ever
ready TO lend helping hand where needed.
She leaves an aged mother, three sisters and
a host OF friends to mourn their loss. But
they mourn not as those who have no hope.
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pEERWALK. WOOL I'D. hi "a


Correspondence Of Tho Argus.
Mr. Editor ] will ,ry aud give you few
Items for your grand paper IS am native
Of Preston. now live in Wood county. Il
is fine county, smooth but billy. There Is
grea, prospect for fruit here, Il Il isn't
killed. The grass is green aud things look
prosperous. Oats sowing is about over and
corn planting Is here and the people are ali
husiling
Mrs. sallie Garner is going 10 move to
Wood county soon.
Miss Annie Collins was At Pleasan, Hill
last Saturday on business.
Misses Ivy, Monte and Ophelia Collins
were 81 este q Spencer Gale last Saturday.
Spencer +. Gale is doing a great basines,
farming. Ills brother.in-law is helping
him.
John Collins went 70 Ession last Sunday
10 meet his sister Ivy who has been staying
in Psrkersburg for some time
SURPRISE.
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ing Class.
There we're six members Of the class, two
young ladies and four young gentlemen, as
follows:
nellie VerindS Jackson,
Lena May Williams,
Eihelbert Walter IIsney.
Ned Greyson Stone,
Foster Ray zeigler,
John Allen Llslon, Jr.
The school term Just closed has been more
handicapped than any session in its history
with delays and suspensions from holidays,
broken'down heaters, smallpox and scarlet
fever qusrantines, and yet II passed through
II all with credit and satisfaction and hardly
a word of jar or trouble was heard. Mrs.
Mary Holden, the Principal, and her faith
full corps OF Efficient assistants worked hard
for success and are deserving of encourage
ment and commentator. So far there
seems TO be no prospect for session of
Summer Normal rs heretofore and il Is to be
regretted that the good work IN this line In
the past Is to lanquish now.
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"a had bad case Of piles says @ r..
carter Of Atlanta. Ca. and consulted a
physician who advised me % try a box OF
DoWiu's Witch Hazel Salve. purchased
p box and was entirely cured. ff Il splen.
did Tor piles giving relief instantly. and I
heartily recommend it 90 an sufferers. DO
DcWiits Witch Hazel Salyc Is uncquaied
Tor u.s. healing qualities. Ec1oma and
other skin diseases. also sores cuts, burns
cured by 70
Sold by VIM " Dent & Co. Of Nswburg,
kingwood Pharmacy. Of Haywood
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Manager Wanted.

Trustworthy lady or gentleman To- manage
business 10 this county and adioininr
territory Tor well and favorabiv know0
honsc Of solid financial standing Soc
each Monday by check direct from head.
Fuaricrs Expense money advanced
Position permanent Address MANAGER
5io Como Block. Chicago Illinois.
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CardofThankA

] wish 20 take this method Of exiendine 10
my ineHds and neighbon my heartfelt,
thanks for their assistance and kindness
during The sickness and death Of my wife.
g. r. HhwgNs AND RELATIVES.
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Spring Millinery

J viii he in Rowissburg with a full line q
ladies' Spring hats Will display them d,
the Commercial Hotel on May f6 and ~.
All are cordially invited 70 come and see my
hats. Respectfully,
AIicg +. MURrHy,
y pledmani. w. Va.
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PAINT SECURITY.

II you know little or nothing aboui paint,
you had better use Green seal Liquid PAIN;
and get ali the name stands for For sale
b. r. Bowcfmaacr.
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Teachers Examination.

differentiation underthe Uniform system
vii be held at Niugwood oa Thursday and
Friday May z6,h and a7.h.
A. CARRlco, Co. supt.
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IN any quantity.

oPtciAL kErREsENrATIvE In this cop,,o
sno adjoining territories. 10 represent and
"a Fsediilis5e 90 ola established business house
w with Expenses advanced esrb
Monday by check direct from head.oner.
teIs. Horse and buggy furnished VIE,
a r.. position permanent Ad5r6e
n, Dio. Co.. Monon Blde. Chicaea'
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-05
< a. - IT q II Z ~.
Bears tbe n The Kind You Have Always Bougf
's" ~ &NzzZu
BETHEL.

William Dexter, an employee in Q.
d. Oushing's saw mill, received a
very bad cut on his forearm from an
edging saw on Friday afternoon.
White River Lodge, No. 80, F. and
A. NJ, held its annual meeting Thurs
day evening and elected the following
officers for ensuing year: W. NJ. Hon.
r. j. Flint; S. W., DR.. q. V. Greene
G. w :. Rev. G. f. Fortier; Sec, @.
S. Soper; Treas, G. H. Taper S.
D., Robert Noble; j. d., G.. r. Da-
Wis; J. S., E. e. Oushman; Tyler, W.
@. Baker; chaplain. Rev. ]. H. Long
Marshall, W. H. Edmunds.
Rev. George f. Fortier and DR.. L.
M. Greene were in Burlington We'd
nesday.
Several of the local Shriners went to
Claremont. N. H., on Thursday to
attend conclave.
w. l.. Sheldon of Boston is in town.
The W. H. S. base ball nine play
Rochester high school on the home
grounds Saturday.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-05
ENCO UTTERED WILD CIT

Eward Dillon, who is employed by
the Lane Manufacturing Company,
had lively experience with a wild
cat the other night He lives in
Wrighstville and drives home every
night. On Wednesday after supper he
went out to build some fences, a
short distance from his house. He
had his dog with him and before he
had been at work great while, that
animal set up continuous howl and
bark. Going in the direction of the
dog, he soon learned the cause of the
outbulst in the form of wild cat
which stood about two feet from the
ground and was about three feet long.
The cat started in his direction. Mr..
Dillon snatched up long board and
dropped it with crash. letting out
howl. This had the desired effect,
for the cat turned around and retreat
ed. Mr.. Dillon said the cat was lanky
and looked as if it would enjoy a
square meal.
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G. n TO III la.
seafs the Il, The Kind You Have Always SOugb
'zs . EHAZz;zx
NORTH FAYSTON.

Lawrence Eaton has bought the
farm of Mr.. McElroy formerly owned
by Hugh Henry.
Farmers are through sugaring and
all report good season.
Mr. and Mrs. John Neill entertained
the neighboring ladies last Wednes-
day. Warm sugar was served and a
pleasant time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Emeilne Cook, who has been
stopping at Frank Markham 3, has gone
to work for Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs. Mollie Nelson met with quite
an accident recently. In going down
cellar she slipped and fell, breaking
one rib and bruising her somewhat
badly.
John Hoffman and Miss Hannah
Durkee were married April 20.
Mrs. Anna Goodspeed has moved her
goods to Wells. VT, where she will
reside in the future.
Mrs. May Bickford was in town one
day last week and sold her goods to
Fred Drinkwine.
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RANDOLPH.

Mrs. w. b. Wall has gone to Boston
for n weeks visit.
Miss Nina Flint left here on Friday
for West Fairlee where she has been
engaged to teach the spring term of
school.
Guy Woodward, a student of the
Thayer school of OWL Engineering,
has finished his studies there for this
year and gone to Watertown, N. Y,
where he has a position with the New
York Central Railway Company.
N. O. Sleeper and wife, who have
been at work at the Green Mountain
stock farm for the past two years,
have finished there and have moved
their goods to Montpelier where they
will have charge OF large farm.
At the annual meeting of Phoenix
Lodge, +. and A. M, the following
officers we're elected for year ensu-
ing: Worshipful MASTER r. e. Parker;
senior warden, DR.. George W. Scott !;
junior warden, DR.. +. o. Angel |;
treasurer, j. p. Cleveland; secretary,
Lucius Webb; senior deacon. f. e.
Pritchard jdnior deacon, o. K. Webb;
steward, O. #. Burridge; tyler, s. S.
Whitcomb.
Miss Lyla Putnam is to teach the
spring term of school in West Brook
field
Miss Lena Ellison of Bellows Falls
arrived in town the first of the week to
spend few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Eugene Ellison.
Hon. J. W. Rowellssand wife arrived
in town from Montpelier to spend
Sunday at their home.
Lyman Hutchinson, who has been
seriously i'll for the past few days with
an attack of pneumonia, is reported
as being great deal better.
Rev. and Mrs. George K. Ladd en-
tertained the members of Congrega-
tional church and friends on Friday
afternoon and evening. In the even
ing quartette composed of Miss
Blanche Sparhawk, Mrs. ]. P. Clifford.
A. H. Beedle and DR.. W. M. Kelly
rendered several selections and very
pleasant time was enjoyed.
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Arthur Long, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Long.
has returned to New Bedford, Mass
where he is employed by the Armour
Company.
The schools in town have commenced
with the following teachers: No. l.,
Mabel Goodyear; No. 2, Mabel Lamb
No 3, Marion Dana and Henry Harris
horn; No. 6, May Foley; No. T.,
Cora Maxwell No. s, ANNE Dale
No. ~, May Blair.
Mrs. Milford Bsgley and dauhgter
Ellen. of Roxbury spent Sunday at
W. A. Bagley's
Jesse Greenolit and Clayton Miller
took in the sights at the capital one
day last week
George Cook is moving to the farm
in South Holland which he has taken
for the following year.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the n u0z
GROTON.

The anniversary exercises by Unity
Lodge, O. o. F., in their hall OH
Tuesday evening. were largely attend
ed, aud the most successful of any of
like character given in recent years.
Song, reading, speech. and refresh
ment, held a delighted audience until
a late hour.
Sewell Carpenter moved recently
into the Clark house, opposite the
Methodist church, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee S. Blanchard are preparing to set
up housekeeping in what is known as
the Horner house, the property of the
Methodist society.
There is quite new interest in the
granite business here; the quarry in
the Whitcher Mountain owned by
Judge Darling is found to contain ma.
terial of excellent quality.
Miss Theresa Jean Cochran returned
to Boston Friday to resume her musi-
cal studies.
Kew. j. o. Sherburne Will occupy
the pulpit of the Methodist church
May 10, Rev. A. J. Hough going to
Bradford to speak for Rev. A. H.
Webb. who is absent at the general
conference in Los Angeles.
The Crescent Entertainers gave ex-
cellent satisfaction with song and
recitation before good audience in
the Methodist church last Friday
evening.
Miss Florence Chalmers is visiting
her sister, Mrs. l. N. Hall.
AL Clark has gone to Hardwick
where he will do carpenter work on
some new buildings. He is an excel
ent workman. Mrs. Clark expects to
join him in few days and remain
during the summer.
Hon. L. B. Hall is having hard wood
floors laid in his house. Almon James
is doing the work.
Thomas Taisey, who has been ad-
judged irresponsible by his friends,
was removed to Waterbury this week.
A representative of the post office
department.. has been in town laying
out new rural delivery route run.
ming through Westville and neighbour
ing settlements, which will be a great
boon to the people living in that por-
tion of the town.
O. O. Lord former editor of the
| Groton Times, has been in town for a
few days, and considerable pressure is
being brought to bear upon him to re.
turn permanently and re-establish the
paper and printing business which he
managed so successfully in years past
The box social for the benefit of the
piano fund will be given at the X. OF
p. hall next Friday evening. The
managers desire to remind the ladies
that liberal supply of boxes will ado
to the interest aud success of the en-
terprise.
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The Rutland railroad is exonerated
from all blame in the railway accident
at Proctor April 3, according to the re-
ports of the railroad commissioners
based upon their investigation of the
affair. The report is signed by H. S.
Bingham of Bennington, clerk of the
board, and the other two members,
Fuller @. Smith. of St. Adams and
George L. Howard of Craftsbury.
Copies of the report have been sent
to the Rutland Railroad company,
and W. X. Farnsworth acting State s
attorney, in the case at the hearing
on the 18th.