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The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
LOCAL PERSONALS.

M D ! Furhsn q AuEus1z Is 81
the ScrEvsn.
M J. e TsT11r u LYnchbu-g Is &
rDsE1 a. rhs SCTErEr-
NJ grhn Dsk4v q AuEustz II reg
Uttered 81 fns De Soio-
M N z Grimes q StEtssnaro is
q guest al TIE lie Sctc-
M. sn5 Mrs jean p C-uHlsT VII
leave Saturday for 81 LuuiE and en-
80
Miss SOPHIE MsTsT Wiz leave to-day
fer New Eurk on Steamship Cry u
Macon
Mrs E 4. Smith mho has hasu
visiting Mrs Ldttls 1u Eslldr1crs. Is
nov ~ Washington. n G..
sheriff A. d Smith q Rsj8srlns.
Tsttnau county. whe has eeen a.
Johns Hopkins Hospital fur some
TINE 1E now IN WREhinE11-. = c.
Among ths passengers vino VIII sal
to-day On The Msr-dusck for FkEa1sl-
pms are Miss ~. o. Mlbu- Mss T.
z KulF. Miss L. Il LEnrn and Miss
= Reed.
The CITY q Macon WIZ leave to-day
Fc- View YORK Among Ine rEssH-iE gers
are Ms Abraham and Miss Mol e
Abraham. u. ~ J. Maynard. Mr u
= Button. M s y. Cans. M. George
r wh-ft. Ms ChEs. DsnisL Mss So
sis Norris. MISS Sophie Meyers ant
Rev ". r Es1ss
Messrs " Il and . Gustars Eos-
srtsur hare Just returned from TIP
te Su1tns-r F3c-11a ca t1s EaEl Caas--
Spending several Gays CO Lhs 81. Lllcls
~ lr5lsr rivers Years ago thsi-
r-sr6fsahs-. Dr.. John g FauiEari. az
vsrlss Oh surns ls1t Enpur a. rhs
fsrrsu- Grant. al the uurfusros 20 me
~, --vsrr TIE hsi-s e III John g
ysusrnrt are 1rfsreE1e5 i- - ErEr1
AZ ths exis-l e r1f 1cref.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
LUklTlCS GIVEN TO
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Trial @arE Refused Ber-mmenaa-
ten 10 send 70 AtvIu-n

= = : -
non 'e SeaA 70 AsN n
5Y refusing n recommend maj reT7
t7r- a-lr,s n ss-- ~ 49, RF5r1z.7--s7-,7l.
-.
--- -- Ia .--s =
lhs Court - Ordinary yesterday 1uok
an unT1a cs5sr1e5 ar1lrr --cl5z--zIlv
- . -,,-,-4.-, +,=+,,. 80. f~----,-
- - --e-s an VIII He 1zI1 le
-
-s@-- so- rs m -'sl -a-- ne
-9 1-o-- e = 1-ls-l-Iz lTse tt" 4lt
-E-S1--- y .--4 --l7 In --Ls'-iis- III
Sc IT l@ " 10 rs
- III 4 II r
A-s- ATEl --slo-t
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
VOLCANOES AND WINGS
WERE HIS POSSESSIONS.
Edward RAY Calmly Aancuncsa
Thar ~ made Fishes ro Fee-d Men.

Edward Rar Calmly Anncumcea
Thal Ne Made Fishes &c Fes-d Wen.
Eus11-E tro-- ms seat II v-r5cw
nsz- Judge McAlrzn. E5war6 Fay. on
rrlal tc- lurzcy- pssr+5 cu- e Ire 1-o--
E-ztz-es 81 th= pan yesterday and s1-
.lsme6 J So ro- wings Ncho1y can
take my life makes Ats 1ss g.;
wings and volcanosz. make life !
raaos ashes OF -v ho3v 10 fsa5 -sa
] tead fishes II ths sea mai Won ntv5-
saA5
il WIS evident - -hs 5u-r thar Ray
Eas an n -hs bad above 1hs sans
Some II Ihs JZrarS asked INN Z rs
WIS crazy and ne vromFLT -sv1lec
Toa locked ire TT ses ior yourself
EaIu1 m wheels en- -Iv head Sc E1t
eternal Ets Sc so volcanoes and
wings
When asked il he worked he -eTl 81
Acc1rcln Circumstances don
nes5 work ] got volcanoes DRINK
ny blood and vou gets eternal lIts
That WIS Inc finishing trulh and the
jury promptly v1ted hi- INSANE sra
ordered hE- semi ~ M5la5Eevllls for
t-s.at-as-L. volcanoes wings and al
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
BABY GIRL WENT
LOOKING FOR PAPA.
where Is Para Called Little
Ka1herfDe Kahn

where Is Para Called Little
Katherine EaHn
ThouEh ths death II Fireman Esin
suse5 s1ru-g Dsn ID wszp and 1hs
wu-1s- u me srsns u scream thE
-9asr pathetic Scene was 1rnonsutly
caused by 1hs 4-Tsar-ol6 ds1Ehtsr II
-hs dead fireman. During 1hs excite
r1s-t anri5s-1 n informing Mrs.. KAN
Of as- husnsn5's death. The 1Eo lirlls
children. VINO were II -hs charge Of 4
nurse. were Cvsrlooke5
When the truck 10 whach Fireman
KAN belonged came back from th=
IRE. urtls Katherine RS 5aughfs-. 3ust
q wears oil. tut1sr@d irto headquarters.
pursued II the nu-ss, Eho had 1hs
hairy. Marguerite, in hsr srms.
Where Is pspB % asked the little
uns
Several Of the 1rsmsn broke 6uEn
and cried IKE Children, while Aaslh-
srIDs locked ON in anazaDs-1- urs he
10 realize What il al meant.
Il want INV papa she Insisted
II Was rnurs than ths men could
stand and 1hsy had 10 make the -urss
take The Little uus away
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

- VIA = asasA-tul suPps- Al 1ss

~ VITA asHsh-tul suppsr Il he
CaE1n1
NJ and Mrs I. Horton enter
la-1so Mc11ET svEu-E IN hunu- Il
lasI1 s1- M EDsr C. Eorrar. the
occasion bang ms ti-rhssr A-nurz
those present were NJ 50 1T-r
a1nss I. Crss0=r. Mrs C-aa S1e1sas
M an1 Mrs E-sr Q Horton a.
ozTsloEa Mrs T11s J. Eurcrk KS. IL
ana MS : Z Horton. Mrs : n
y -Asn--ss- q Augusta. Mss Al5ca
-.assa-- MISS E--ilT To10u-. ~ Cnarlss-
lc'1- Mss Ea11ls Caldwell. Miss Nj
1+TTa lT=-s--Ez- MISS Veronica RAIN
II Miss I-uwsI n Cha-Iss1o n- Mss
Mary E-ahlT- Mss Maine Calawsl1
MISS Kane E-shIlT Mss EE6s Cream
~ MISS Msu6 Eorron. little MSS
= lzats1h McKs1drez and Nsn-al
St@rs1s Msss-s " De- Sor5s
U !. Ccrro-an- Arthur Czrrar.
Glenn IiTTnEs Bs-rls Eu-torl
= Luosna1- Harry CrHsu@,, and n
Aa-lcn-
Mrs ArEar5 II ALBANIA II zis4arr
Mrs. L. c. Oliver w Ecr11s-h street
MISS Maggie Donlon q Aurus1s y
TlsU-E her EsIsr Mrs W O. Million
IN Llcoln street.
Mss ANNE Maclszn. vino has bss-
Tlslu-E hsr cro1hET. NJ E5H ard NE =
lean in Grim. reru-ne6 horns vestsr-
1aE-
Cart. Addison ? Johnso- and NJ
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

shaving fer II rents 70 rur TIE --5os
Sax 70 = osz1s I'll Ettsr s--s 6is-
r2sE5u1 TINS was shs15ora5
Ths a6cal1F -h=- arass as q how
many would EE- ne zE-ssZs--- as 1hs
ssntDs11 WIS SEN -o- - Re unEu--
muEs y 1s f-- ne ruT-soss - SEA-
M 7us1 WHARF they sand -hzr 1hs
ca-rEl-1ss fran rhs -zw u-lol VII
secure signatures 70 ne uons1l 1llo-
To-day
Argument or sunday oFeninE.
TIE gnssuoa Il Rss-a-E ne shops
u2s- On Sun5ET DcT-nE WsE again
brought Before 1hz meeting Ths SER
rH-s-r was sea- - - c7ea-7r ~ ISL
hac many srrc-E supporters T. WAS
1rsllv dropped. 1houEH II Is u-5el-
s1ooo -hst thH-s g n change -1 he
st1ltu1s q The BARRIERS s-ucs IhsIr lass
meeting
-gs c1Hsr1n ri kssr1ur orsr after
-l5u- rhI on SATURDAY 11rA- wzs ths1
tass- N and bare me wE--ss1 arwu-
-7zlrE - ne meeting were tuoDE-t OIL
Ths barb -S w1c -1as1 earnestly sup-
ported ire Sunday tlos-E took -
pos1uo- thai any time after u55-Eht
was Sunday morning
TIE cTpoE uur took me position mai
whsn z customer came INTO ire s1or
abouT y c'clo-k rhsr had r1s privilege
Of continuing work ulral 1bsT mas come
r1ste1 1rt begun before -i5- EtI
Tins was ~EQle5 70 hT The statement
thai -hs narhsrs Ehuu1S kn-v when
1hsT mad suE1caE-t TIME TO complete
shave. and Il there was nj such
time remaining before -l3u5Eh-- 10 O.
dine 70 hsE-- shaving
II me close the matter WIS left N
z Some what Unsatisfactory STATE ans
wll - finally settled TX -hs uoru-rlt-
1es appointed 10 secure subscriptions
10 IRE nsWlv adopted CONSUL u1lcr
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

Es-bs-4 MlIs-- sun e Robert Miller
= No 1As Harms street west vas
h1ttEn h'y v3ciouE duE yesterday AFT
sr-our. i Is not thunEht that the org
was mad Tire tsfhsr nf the buT
wanted 10 kin the 5nE but ills rTrsr
I'D IT, The matter was reported n
Tia pnlins and At orhnsr wss in
s-ruc1sd n All the dry 4 re uWnsr
would consent. Otherwise ths owner
VII Re placed On ths polins docket
charged with allowing q vlcious cog
fc I'm ar largo
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

Al $50 o'c1ock yesterday morning Ere
was DISCOVERED in The residence Of
DAVID Silvsrs-sin, No. s2s Wasr Brol q
II WAS soon 1irlEuished- s0d s5B o.
SIS VIII cover 1he damage The hFs
YVES caused hr defective fine. IN -rs
Was stIu another fire II II 1'clo X
ths roof II The grocery STORE II Henry
Se-ksu No = East Broad street.
catching fr'urn defective HDs- T'ts
srJrs1sarl1s from NJ. Engine House
answered me alarm. and the FIRE v Is
szttu r-ufsned al n1rs- TIE danaEe
was very shrnl
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
ANOTHER ADDRESS FOR
CORNER STONE LAYING

In Aldermen 10 ths addresses alrea 5v
announced 1u Lhe occasion a The lay
nE Il ths corner E1ons e 1hs CRY Han
Hon. Max Mevsrhz ra1 II Roms. grand
MASTER Of The Grand Lodge af Masons
70 georgia WIN sTeak M Msver-
h1r5l wl speak ON surrs Masn-ic SUB
leCI- as Is 1Tua-y for Inc grand
master whH- The Masuns have charge
q 1hs 1awi-E Il CORNER stone ~ aTur
Myers has invited MI MsvsThzrc- ID
speak a1o n mas scrsrss5
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
Savannah Excited /!

are coming 20 Jos West Perry street
% see III. c. W Randolph. that nois-
sr,s,c8slist &C The voice who ls CURING
1hc1sarfs - stHrurrs-srs n ms cirsT-
r-r voice schools in rhe south sn1
TFez Sis rartner PREF = 7
L.arieY. COS Lrwr6HE tulltlnE AIEr "a.
IS Ia charge G. the E-EEcclFn voice
school ln fhsr ca-T. uhlls Dr- Ran
Fnl-h Isl now ting several cites u
isenrria and F1or1ta- 1Har-nE behind
rrlarr who are clre1 g. E1re--
ries-s II ms AIErtH sc1ocL tae
.-raasf -c teach any Eta-u1s-sr irls
r1esk 20 tsn, az rlEht fo- f2b.bD re
rs-a~- lfg- cures ir two 1a7s SEE 1I
II r-as frr thlE g rs lEt Neek u
EawArrEh.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

City Marshal Kerry Irsesun leaves
-Ais morning for Macon IN attend me
convention q The usrshzls- s1eT11s
clerks au5 ordinances - ne F1sts- TIE
,,--vs-t5or IL called 81 nonn to-day and
Nil last FOR q crurls ~ GAYS. NJ
-1rsssurl. il is rbourh1- VIII ns The al
fsndsnr 1-ar1 SHVsrlsh
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
A MOONLIGHT BOAT RIDE

L 3s-igtttul ride ~ zanun1Eht Il th=
Ssr t1rr WI be g1rs1 N ne stss-ls-
rgt4,-- to--.or-rz evening ny 1hs ladies
q NJ Christian Church The bozt TlA-
.sEvs 1ru-, 1hs too1 Of Whitaker sl1's4sl
E-F-F O'Clock Every preparation wiz
es -z5s - have rhs "TRIP pleasant
c-s- and WITH Tia NOON s01 -saI
vsG-os- = shoul5 proTs 7os1 sz9og-
atla
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

-es Misses E.srsnsl and their cous1-A.
MISE Locss. who have been guests q
IL. =. P. zsrensl. have rsrE-nsn 10
S'1+--'o1iE. They ware scc1z F'a-llsa
T. NJ. zsvsnsl.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
South Carolina
Military Academy

TINS is the STATE Military Academy.
Session begins Get T. $3.50 . year.
-7His 1-elucsE -'u.i3o-. C1oth4nE Net
cal Attendance. Washing LiEh1 and
Hest
RrE. Ger z A. Garl1rE1un. L. g
A. SAYS. Any grad aE1s bearing the
Diploma q the s. G. ~ A "a aratle
- rerfor-ni-r THE futies q a Sero-d
LAeuser4ant iva the &. s. ARM
Address
COL. AsBTRE COWARD. Eur1
ChErlHF1un s. C.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

Altrsd y Harden gave = ssonsisr Eup
TsT last night Thsz- guests ware Nh
JOSEPH L Bur- MI A1bs-4 Myl1y-
M Clarence Hatch. Nj Z L C.
Hsbsrshszl. and M. C1arsncs G An
5srsun- il.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

Ms. JOHN l. E-no16 VII sszT@
L E.--1 t1-s FIR the North, and VII
f1s- Ms JACK Rssus-s II Bs1-z-, n
- - ne rest q th= aasso--
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
UNION FORMED
BY BARRIERS
AFTER FOUR HOUR SESSION
ELECTED OFFICERS AND ADOPTED
4 CONSTITUTION.

Details II orEamiEarion Nct Yer
Complete ard Are in Hnnds 81 a
mrnsrrse-Se E1fznenr Of Tnion l.
Against Reduction in The Price 81
EHsr-CurvinE ard shnw1nE-Ten-
dencv te Reduce Eur5 Be Checked.
TheS Belseve-Another Heafea Ar
Eumeng on SundAy OpsninE-~Is
after Midnight Saturday. sunday
Morning - Dfscussea
For the purpose q 5c-E zEzT WIZ
cheap work and In ths huQs mat
complete 5srs-sr51rg coul5 - -ss n
s5 regarding Sunday closing ths Sz-
vannzh BARRIERS last night formed :
E.z1 bars Union TIE par-lcuIzrs u
Ibs formation a -ns u-1o- are nor vs-
ready for gublication. owing 10 ths
tsr1 maj The signatures q al rhs bar
hsrs hare nor vsl besr otrat1ea- 4
eor--- ties mas bsan appointed 10 move
among 1hs harhars and ssrurs sut-
srr1ptions 1o-5sr-
Thsrs Wsrs more t-z- sixty BARRIERS
gss+Ehla6 aaE1 nzhI II ~ O'CLOCK IN
-he zho9 II M sa-us- S-z5n-aa N
West E-o45 street --5srs wsr= hs-
tween Seventeen and twenty different
shor,z represented in ms gathering and
1rs ErsaTas1 interest WIS Laksr II az
-he discussion i was after n55-aFA-
before E1lCuTr-sn- waS 1-al III raEs-
The 11aA ut un1o- mas hssr alz-
CuEsa1 heretofore. ard inns Was rns
11s- hing tr-IEht beto~e ths BARRIERS
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

M-y-slo M. Esr-1nE GshosTt. so1 M
: -E3tH-z- FS--ls They were 81
c--uz-la5 1r Mrs. EElis and Miss
ME-T Mrk1r1-.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

NJ. AT Ms. George ?. Tsnaills- ~ho
As7= bar visiting M and Mrs Cooper
Mvs-x a. -vass, returned 10 Lhs CITY
YsE.s-5aT.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

~. Fu-1 Ezz-rnun6 Is -hs guest II
Ms. ". ". Nsckau II @'Ths Lawn
tar couot-y place II Virginia
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
MOUNT DE SALES

cations EuL.L.E- rear Halllrzurt Nd.
r4fla hlifhnt ~. Hu.ie mrs ant rfuuras rr-
fsuf1rs Er1 attractive situation haHliffI8
hsSuf fu. risw rf HB.t rsc-f-tls RIVER ant
BAY auufHs tls - slerfrlr cars Thcrrurt
wrrE ~ Err lfr. EllHuDa ruffr Al Nu1 nm.
rutrst 1laEtrIse. a1l1l1rusf q Application
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
INSTITUTE,
SANTT T. Ga

SEpsrt hsallh resort Christian, CO.
ssuesuon8l Esuou for so. Teachers
era sutfes with abundant experiences.
OT.s-E Eur. o..
my = T. WADE. Pr-ciraL
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


- COLLEGE TOE u ONE Az
PEEFAEATUEE SrEcI0L FrlFl iszELs
CtuT1s-hc NJ laie Com. uf1se ~ Sfruc. : -
asrr cf Nc1re UAmt cor g1etH &c ul Trlsr1
BHGuf-ful fu uuruHr Surround irrE- FitrslrLl
lrHlrl1r 2-c rlc ua4 hUTys-rl1ur Cl1rles 81
Apfru - EEIrirucrs M
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

Miss Cecilia woods returns Is1s
wax from S. Louis whs-. Eos Las
taH- WISHING FIR scrns tine
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

Mss 5u11a LeEs-5y and Mssts-
Fax LeEs-5r are visiting 1nz-r
E-a15 parents. NJ. and Ms Frank NIL
-f- = AuEuE1s
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

y s. Elizabeth Ersnso- Is ths E-usEt
g MISS Gsr1-u6A Sullivan, 81 the lsls
= Soce
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

~ N 4. C-E-sn Ens ire Misses
s~s- lst1 yesterday 1u- Henderson.
TIE.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

NJ an5 Mrs !. !. Cuz@-Es and
80 Misses C'urrrt- rs who have been
s-s----E Soma time II The Tyhes EolsL
-zrf returned 1p -hs CITY.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

wax from S. Louis WHARF, Ebs las
ssaso visiting for suns tine
Mss suaia LeEz-dy and Mssts-
Far LsEs-5r are visiting thar
E-s15 parents NJ. and Ms Frank M
~ = Augusta
Mss Elisabeth K-s-so- Is ths guest
g MISS Gsrru6s Sullivan, 81 the Isle
= So5@-
~ N 4. o-Rnsn zna 1hs Misses
s~e- lstr yesterday for Hsnos-s91-
Ts
~, art Mrs. !. :. Cu--i-Es and
go Misses Cummings who have been
s-s-c--E Soma time a. The Tybss EotsL
-zrf returned r. me civ.
G-E- Edward Eauss has returned
- ulq 10 Macon and Indian
sEs Ms Esnss frzs IS hH- E-1ssi
slsts1, MISS Josephine Lee q
.a~--
NJ G. :. orr. principal e ID. Mas
Re San9ol. has returned bone
Mss Winnie DOYLE VIII leave TINS
--s % vasaI lhs 81 Louls AKp1isl-
ss Mar-usrlte Barrett Us spend
- tas summer a. Rocky For1
Mss KE-s Ly-cA ard Mss M
Lyons have returned from IT,
-He
T W-u =. MiscaIlr. IT. and her
s 1luEt-sr Miss -hsl-lE- lslt tas1
r- s-sers tnE remainder q
F--r1tr lr The r1ouutnir.s ~ Nor'it
Carolina
Hrs EHv r. Herman - Augusta
as Mar-er Esrnsrr Herman are
s-eEtE cf -her amt Mrs gulluE Ash
o. Wal1turr street west Mr.
s.tr-lE- was caES-l-ls-fss tLEt even
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

NJ Edward Esuss hss returned
- z uq 10 Macon and Indian
s-u Ms Eanss trzs as hs- r1ssd
- slEtsf, MISS Josephine Lee q
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

NJ 6. : orr principal q ths Mas
t- S1n1cl. has returned bone
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

CAPT Aaaiso- ? johnson ana M
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

Mss wt--3s Dovla VIII leave TINS
--s % visi1 ths 81 Louis AKp1isl-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

MSS Marrnsrdte Barrett is sr,szs5-
- ~ summer a. Rocky Ford.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

Mss Ks-s Lv-cA ard Mss M
Lyons have returned from t.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-27

Mss ANNE Msclsar- vino mas beer
T-slr-E ny cro-hET. NJ Edward ME =
lean in Grim. rsrurne5 horns vestsr-
1sE-
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-24
GREENSBORO.

l.. A. jackson and wife were in
| st. Johnsbury Friday.
Miss Mary Miller has finished work
! at St. Johnsbury and returned to her
home here.
Mrs. Simonds is having her house
repaired.
Miss Mabel Edison will teach the
village school the winter term.
j, W. Campbell aud wife went to
Hardwick Thursday evening to hear
the Uonwell lecture.
John Oimstead arrived home Friday
evening from his western trip
Charles Miller and Archie Cuthber-
tson got home from st. Louis SGtur-
day evening.
Mrs. H. S. Tolmsn visited st.
Johnsbury Friday.
Luther Smith and Albert Kinney
are home from Bakersfield for q
short vacation Alberts school friend,
Himerth, came with him TO spend
the vacation.
Roy Young was in Keene, N. Fl.
last week on business.
The reformed cobbler from North
Hyde Park. Peter Parrin, gave very
interesting lecture on temperance
Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian
church.
We expect to have new telephone
line from this village to East Graft.
bury and to albany within a few
days, thus giving direct line to
Oraftsbury and another to Barton
over New England wires. Randall
q Dow are doiAg the work
d. Kinney went to Burlington last
week to assist in a surgical operation
performed on Maurice Spier's back at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital. The
operation was success ally performed
Wednesday and the reports Saturday
evening were very favorable.
Uncle Dudley Chase says he saw the
track of large lynx Saturday near
where he was chopplng wood on
Wright Bros. farm.
FAIRLEE.
Rev. H. ]. Kilbourn was in town on
Friday making calls and in the even
ing gave very interesting account of
his visit to the St. Louis Exposition,
in the church. 1t was much enjoyed
by all who were present
LIVING toulbI Is tbJO1 AIS LAO '"Se'
ton at ST. Louis.
Rev. II. E. Merrill is away OH
business trip. His father, NJ H. Mer.
rili, is quite i'll.
Mrs. Stephen Maun left Saturday
for her home in Lowell, Mass, to re-
main until after Christmas
Mrs. Jane Gardner has closed her
house and gone to Hanover to spend
the winter in Mr.. Gulick S family.
The intense cold weather found
some people unprepared and there has
been water famine in consequence.
Rose Renfrew has commenced her
second term of school in the Lake
Morey district.
Samuel Bond is suffering from An
attack of the grip
Ray SINISTER is at home for Thanks
giving
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-24
WILLIAMSBURG.

1t was very sad news that car to
MS from Moline. ILL.,, last week, that
of the sudden death on Monday, the
14th inst, OF Charles r. Ainsworth,
the old asst son of the late Calvin Aims
worth. Aside from his home, we sus.
pect there was no other place on
earth quite SO dear to him, as this
one, in which he was born on February
IL, 1899 When he was some nineteen
wears old, he went to Rock Island,
ILL.,, to store that his father, who
was a we'll known merchant here for
many years. had an interest in there.
In all the time since, he mas been
actively engaged in business. living
mostly in Illinois. A man OF good
character and habits, an unceasinR
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-24

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on 5o-cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup
of Tar if it fails to cure your cough
or cold We also guarantee 25-cent
bottle TO prove satisfactory or money
refunded.
e. f. Leavitt, S. @. Voodry u Co.
Wells q Rogers, Geo Kent
B. I'll. Daniels, H. d. Vail.
Mark Mears, E. w. Gilman.
w. G. Nye, G, Pray.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-24
HORSE WEIR MEN,
ATTENTION.

A full SET of best polished horse
power rods for 81 so, fully warranted.
f. o. b., Williamstown Machine
Shop.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-24

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,ear- tina a The klnG You Have Always BoeQs
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-24
GARMENT DEPARTMENT

Special strong line of Coats just received. These
are sample Coats and the seasons newest styles
Priced way under value.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-24

EAST WARREN.
H. B Brown and wife have gone to
Waterbury to spend the winter with
their daughter. Mrs. '. V. Hender-
son. Mr.. Brown is quite poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will West have moved
into the house recently occupied by
Paul Norton and family.
Mrs. W. E. Moore and daughter went
to Barre last Thursday returning Mon
day accompanied by Mrs. M. ]. New
comb, who has been spending few
weeks there.
Mrs. Mary Estey, VINO has spent a
| few weeks in Waterbury returned
home ON Saturday. Her daughter,
Mary, who has been attending school
| there. has also returned home.
MORETOWN.
S. f. Atkins and T. ]. Ferris were
| in Montpelier ON Saturday.
Will Shea, wife and child visited his
parents in Waitsfield on Sunday Ie-
| turning home on Monday.
| Mrs l. S. Austin is confined to the
house suffering with an attack of the
grip.
| Clayton Seaver and Lillian Sleeper
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Il. Austin in Worcester last week.
r. A. Griffith of Montpelier visited
his parents on Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-27
Better Service.
Faster Time


The pavilion erected by the Frisco
aock Island Systems at Main Entrance
Of the Worlds Fair Is surely place Of
no little interest, in fact it is the OF
the many attractions.
Visitors TO the Worlds Fair are cor.
daily invited to inspect the Frisco
Rock Island System building Here
will be found a place OF rest courteous
attention, besides, there will be dis
tributed. free OF cost, souvenirs AID
descriptive literature Of the Great
Southwest. The reader will, undoubt-
edly. overlook a very important attrac-
ton in case Of failure to visit the
Frisco-Rock Island System pavilion.
Remember. Main Entrance Worlds
Fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-27
PLAIN TALK.
FOOD fo- Though, There, Too.

Having found oua for myself the
food that enables me TO get the most
pleasure on OF lie consider Il a duty
10 tell someone else my experience. E"
says Mass woman.
Born with weak and sensitive
stomach suffered long with ,ndiges.
ticn and the many ills arising from It..
general constipation. weakness OF he
bowels 'ogethe' With ca arrhal innan.
nation and rheumatism of every form
and fashion with a tremei dous amount
Of suffering. ! had wha, Is known as
deposits Of lrIck dust and urc acid.
with ahnost every other impurity OF
the blood which such condition can
produce.
Coming to the conclusion that l
must eat to live and not live to edl
began lCoLing about TO find he best
way and ar.ong the many foods ties ed
was Grape Nuts. did not use It as
general fool or exclusively aut sim
ply ate It once a day ei ner al morn.
ing or night on an empty stomach ana
soueued in warn, cream or milk with a
little sugar. bread or butter or cooked
or raw fi,d'. ur to this uue had
tried every knogn remedy for cons'l-
patton and had to rely on the n,edi
-oines. although c&tlnua3y got
worse instead OF better; W. hin a
short iiaA the Grape-Nuts food (Which
always dieestedl had toned up my
whole system ANA digestive organs "a
paricullr until every bit OF constipa.
Iion and bowel trouble disappeared
and / hade goodbye 90 an the
eathartics.
NOV after using orapeNuts two
years / sim think Il delicious sly
rheumafsm Is an gone also the con,
stipa ION. something haze never even
hoped for. never have a headache
nowadays. my eve sight and heariog
arc excellent for one OF my age but hal
given mo Iuch trouble while sufcr
ed from cons ipation / am row paet
50 years Of age but walk OUT and en-
joy g. Feel strong and well and
know me Grape Nuts has giyet added
tdgor TO my brain. too. Il would he
very sra'ifylag 70 me TO know ihaf nay
letter had helped show others the WAY
to proper diet that has cured nv
stomach and bowel trouble Name
given by Postum Co, Battle Creek
Mich
Look 10 each pkg fof the famous
little book "The Road 0 Welhiile