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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-08

A ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions FOR n. Trfbun.
received at their Uptown once.
NO. iss4 BROADWAY
Advertisements be received the foowfuz b-aneh
sfces regular Office o'clock T. m viz
"a sth-aye. 23d-s 155 6th-avs. I2th-st
Sc Issl-s. c57 42d-st between 7th and stn
ayes: 253 f25h-st: 55s 3d-av- 7s,h ana
7Tth sts 1o2s 3d-ave s1st-st Tos near
sst-st Isl East 125th-st T55 Trernont-avs. Sd
Shave: Chris5opEsr-st Brook
Iyn. y. Y--2 Cours-st.: 2ts Court-st
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Notice of Summons.
RElIE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
George A. Crocker, Individually and as sole surviving
executor Of the last Eil ana IesaeHt OF Ntiiarn \
plaintiff against Robert Ives Crocke
ana william Croker. defendants. summons. Trial De
in YORK County To the above named defel ~
ants. You hereby summoned % answer the complain
IN action. and serve a copy o. your answer O.
the pIsntin-s attorneys within twenty Gays after IN
exclusive OF the day OF service
r In case Of your failure answer judgment
viii be taken BY default FOR the relief de
nanded in thS complaint
Dnsed New YORK November 23t. 1909
CT-Tf5ETE, CRAVATH q HENDERSON, Attorneys for
Plaintiff once and Post Of5ce Address, No 81 Will
ian street. Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK City
To the Defendants. Robert Ives Croker and william
f-rn~kar- The foregoing summons Is served on yOL
bv tubcation pursuant to order of Hon Francis N
s.ofr a IIssice OF the Supreme Court OF
New York. dated the 18th day o. Decsnber 1903 ano
asd with the complaint the Office OF the Clerk Of
County OF New the Court House In Borough
OF Manhattan. Gig Of New YORK the S1st day Of De
cenber, 1eO3- -,r..-v,---,-.s.
PIanfif No. 81 william Street. Borough or Man
haitian. New York City.
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a 2 the Untes oss.nur
o 1.-The Mo-s5
older Q s United Of
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Country Property to Let.

(tRANFORD. y. TO rent hovsa rooms $500 Der
" annuu house. u rooT1s s+Sg Ter annuTni house
IA stable. large gTounds, 800 per ani1sa Al
these known Improvement GEORGE
G ELY. CRAWFORD. y. j.
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Proposals.

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERlIAs-
ter. go Thames ST.. Newport. R. Z, Feb. 8 fso<--
Sealed Rrposls IA srt2iest- Win Be reserved rar
February lsJt
addition = Hospital stewarGs Quarters Fst crsoIs
X J. lnccr1nati9n fnrnished On aprIcat-on. u s. r.
pr7r-osaI.
thereof Unsaarsnteed bids vii not bs ~or~is-.
Envelopes containing proposals. 70 be endorsed J,c~- I.
for pubic euiiding. Fort Greble. r. L" Capt a =
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Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New Yort fOot Barclay and Christopher STA
90 A. M.-For BinGhamton end syracuse
Z. - a Nor Buffalo. Chicago and 81 Louia
81 10 Il. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
p M.-For Scranton and Ply mouth
sc 90 p. M.-For Buffalo and C-tcasc.
IS T. M.-Utica Oswego. Ithaca Buhale 49,
A M-F9- Chfcagc-Sieepers optn p "
tickets al i6T. 4as 1is3. 143t Broadway. n t. oSs
Fulton St Brooklyn. 'Daiiy. fkxcep. sunday
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Country Property for Sale.

COUNTRY SEAT. RocEand County: IA acres; good
" soil. mansion. improvements: barn. outbuidingy
depot calf nile $4,000 BOiB spring Valley, 81
NOR sALE-An % date hotel in Northern Vermont
big sumner trade great hargain; write Tor paFtie1-
lars 5. L. ffTEASHER. New Haven. Conn
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Excursions.
SurrogateS' Notices.

DIMoN. JACOB SIN PURSUANCE OF AN
order of Hon Abuer c Thomas SITre gaze 81 sIs
YORK Is hereby given 70 al feTsos
fsVins claims against jacob : Dnot late q me e-
NeSr Ygr and soiOurlng a. Much Ha1haln t,IsIs'i
Ss~easea 10 present with vouchers teiei 70
place az traasscting business. at the
= Anderson Ne - 'eisF StIet' ~ e
borough Of Manhattan. C!ty OF New 4OtA On "a UeA'9 o
day Of July next -
D1tea ~" A--' ca ARIES L. DIMON, Executor.
WILDER & ANDERSON Attorneys FOR Executor. -
cedar street New York City
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EMPIRE STATE TRUST COMPANY
IS Val 2-raet

EMPIRE STATE TRUST COMPANY.
IS Wall
New York February 6 1904.
THE RESPECTIVE BOARDS OF DIREC-
tors OF McTicksr Realty Trust Company and Of En-
pre State Trust Company having entered into and made
agreement under their respective
ydtng that NcVckar Realty Trust Company Empire
State Trust Company shall be merged into corporation
which shall have the q EMPIRE TRUST
COMPANY and prescribing the ana conditions
the and the u01e Of carrying into
eject NOTICE Is hereby given that special meeting
OF the stockholders Of Empire State Trust Company
VIII Be held the principal; effce Of the Company.
= We'll Street IN the CITY Of Sew York. Borough OF
Manhattan at O'Clock II the afternoon Tuesday
the twentythird day February consider and
Rct upon such which will then be
submitted to the stockholders 81 the Company for their
approval and 20 transact such other business
properly come before the meeting The transfer books
the Conpany viii be Closed and after three O'clock IN
the afternoon az the eighth day OF February 1901
order CT the Board Of Directors.
LEROY W. BALDWIN rs President
II. NJ COUGH. Secretary.
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m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Ab,e- - Thomas a Surrogate of the County OF
49,. 10y notice is hereby givea TO all persons nANns
A Blanchard. late CT the CoNny
~ New York deceased % present the sane I'm
subscribers at their place OF
hssileFs a, the 0ice Of Edward AeIassaiia 80 80
Mi Sree. in Of New York On OF b-rpfs A-s
csfb cay OF March next.
GHAisA-S - Executors
EDWARD T MCLAUGHLIN. Attorney FOR Executors
40 wall Street New York City
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Steamboats,.

Steamboats,.
B Cd 8 7 Cd 81 A AER F EHoEsN n
uArJ RIVER LINE Newport and Fall River. Leave
pc 10 n r. foot OF Warren St, week days only At
s.0i p NJ steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
S0RJTTCII LINE. New London Leave Pier 80, y R..
49, Garrison St week days only $3.50 p NJ steam
eTs CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER W CHAPLIN
sT-vT II VEN LINE New Haven. Hartford. spring
eIs end the North. Y R. II ClartSon st.
reeh DAYS only at 100 p N Steamer RICHARD PECK
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A DvEHTIsEHENTs ane subscriptions for IN. --,,-,,.
4 Il received AZ their Cpuown Onee
No. 1854 BROADWAY
Advertisements VII received AZ ths .o,-,< 49,.
srcss at regular o1ice rates until o'cscIr = -.
- etn-ase. = cor z31-st l53 6ti-ave cor f2f-.S
81 Esss e.. IDS 20 Wss, t2as. between IN ard Al
1Nees 10 Wet l5rhst. 113s Slave
nth sta: I0zS 5c-ave sfrr-s- 10 -.
s-s, ~! East l-S-hsr- 75S TREND at-as-L. sso "a
In. n. Y.-2 cogfs-sc sIs c5urs-sa ~see-
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. II.
Liberty Street and South Ferry. CTIme from south
Feffy hNs minutes earlier than shown below)
EASIoN, BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
.ht Nh-zteo (I.l5 Easron onlyl. $40 A. n, / 90
~ 40 CAS- .Easton only p. II Sundays. ~ IS
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-zIoo s1s A. NJ
LsKEwooD. STARE aKTBr ~ n 4o, 100 n
BAkNEGAT-El.Oo $40 A II, $50 ts.4o Lake.
wood and I-akehurst only. 4.IO as 90 p II Cs-0S
Z NJ saturdeys), Sundays $40 A. n
hIIANTIC CiTY-.s.4o A VI, 70 40 p.
NlNEIAND AND BRIDGETOS-tra00 A. N. tfss
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE FONTS
E4oo. $50, ll30 a. N. IL 20. AS, $50. $50 II 50
= NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove. 500 A. ". 4 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rERmINAL). .L,s.
T9o' tsee; '9oo tlo,oo tiLoe A ", ti29o. 100.
sio'So Pm. .SIssOis no 300 $500 f7se' 500.
aiTH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-gGrs 4szo.
nose. ms a NJ. 100. t'3s0 500, 200. 70 IS
READING HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAMsPoRr 400. al $500. ale. Ge0o II 90
Reading Pottsville and Hrsbs only. rae 800 p. NJ.
SUNDAY. .sgnday only 1Paror cars only. IVA
Tamnqua NSaturdAyS aExcept Saturdays
- ofaces: Liberty 81 Ferry. south Ferry. Astor
House, 49, 2sl. l2i. 400. 1885 Broadwey. ls2 5th
~ e linton SQUARE West. i53 East l2sth St. ga
West izJth St. 2t5 Columbus Az, New York; Court
St 3tt $50 Fulton 81. Brooklyn, $40 Broadway VIII
iamsburE. y Y. Transfer co. calls for and checks
baggage destination
W q BEsLER. C NJ BURT
Vice Pres snd Cen Ngr. Gen Pass'r AEt
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Financial.
McYTCKAR REALTY TRUST COMPANY.
"a Nassau
New YORK February 4. 1904.
I'HE RESPECTIVE ROARDS OLE DIREC

- Nassau Street.
- New York. February 8. 1904.
ft'HE RESPECTIVE BOARDS OF DIREC-
tors of Mcyickar Realty Trust Company and En-
pre- state Ius. Company having entered into ard made
al agreement under their respective corporate seals
Elons that AcFickar Realty Trust Company and Empire
Arst company shall be merged into corporation
2 ,Sn sn24 have the new name Of EMPIRE TRUST
No4fhNt ard prescribing conditions o.
the merger and the Of carrying the merger
erect; NOTICE IS hereby given that special meeting
o. te stockholders OF NcEcer Realty Trust Company
HllI oe hela at the PRINCIPAL Office Of the Company. AZ
- Nassau street. In the City OF New York Borough OF
az eleven o'clock IN the forenoon % Tuesday
the tWenty-th day Of Februarv consider and
act upon SUCH agreement Of which be
submitted TO thu stockholders % Company
approval. ana 70 transact such ether business
properly come before the meeting books
the company viii be closed O'clock
tie afternoon OF TIE eighth day OF February. 1904 BY
order OF the Beard OF Directors.
u W. McvICKAR as President
EDWARD D. McGREAI. as Secretary.
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

L anrs- q Thomas, Surrogate the County o.
,.uyo~i- rot.se hereby given 70 al Pereels
-. Fraaz CT TIE Sc-Ly
~ YS-s present the same With sosSn
his place OF
s.,ress at the once attorney. Asasel p rhSn
- - Sass.n-st the Borough Of Aanhsstels IN rs
civ q Nsw-YoFs oetoTe ire hTst GAY q '+''
Sx,..r7h<r 1909.
@-'e1 CHARLES WALTER. Erecuror.
xsuzvr. p FITCH. Execcto- % Sassan-
Asn ne En,~,arh OF serssrsenL Sev-Yerk cfy-
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CONDITIONS OF WITHDRAWAL.
PURCHASING SYNDICATE.

Ssu s
Of p t s srafe
s
" g O csr ~ GusM ashHi
that The r Tor san Fr Wfh's
usn same price ina s t N a r7eif ners
a d 0r al rt
b 1 @ slsar
The
a a fled Vf Cts
en- may p Proposed
q eanshs
Snsysa ~ cat as n5 EtaaSE
vo crt h o 80 with and.
ECdea
m 20 referred h CeTazt
r chsrmaa
razzsu-oo
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HOTEL STRAND.

Centrally located Beach 'front.' Atlantic City " J.
Fireproof water baths Every comfort and convent
for winter and spring guests Pure water from our
aresisn well Long distance telephone IN all
Auto meets all trains. Booking representative. Mr. J. J.
Tre1chard. Park Place. daily 10 3. after 3
Hotel Wellington 55th-st and Tth-ave
FAIRBAIRN q WILLIAMS.
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School agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEkCHERg AGENCY
y supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governssses
to- 70 ccilezss schools and Eanailies Apply to
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AN ORDER OF HON.

l. $780, 2 Thomas. SurroEate Of the County or New
notice = hereby given 10 all persons having CLAIMS
49, Efiva Han the County OF Rev YORK De
s% =, rrssent the with vouchers thereof 10 me
s1srThcr al his place OF usnsactag business e VIZ
O. Baldwin & Biackl2r No ~ Nassau
esr.f in the Borough OF Manhattan Clty OF Ne" AN-H
= = rrSore IRE 26;h day Of March neat -.
na,es Sew YORK. the 2lst day OF sspien5er ILL.,.
BALDWIN BLAcBAAR attorneys Tor E1eeut 1.. %
Nassau street. Manhattan BoIoash Wv to-A N--s-
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].

Permanent Bureau Information with
sentative 1874 Broadway above 36th street where IN
formation and literature concerning following hotels
be secured 0-s Dennis. Hotel Brighton HadcOn Hall
Hotel Charles. Youngs Hotel WILTSHIRE Marbaroug'
House DUNLOP. Hotel Seaside. hotel Rudolf The Chal
fonte. Hotel Trayuore New Strand Hotel Galen Hall
Ellsworth. Garden Hotel. Hotel Raleigh
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ADELINE.-
Ehue~ Q Thomas

rHAIiHIilOL. MAhlA1N-Nb -ADA~@i-Ni@'
= ..,.,o. ~ an order OF Eor. Abzer c. Thomas.
~ - - lie county New York notice IS hereby
q claims against Mararne Ade
tlNe4 - 80 late city Of Berne Republic OF
ile cessed 10 present the same with vouchers
5 g. The subscribers al their pace OF raaSaStiLs
thefecl 70 - az Day < Lord. No 40 Wall
business lte tsrosgb Of Manhattan City o. New York
stree, ~ f-e me let day q July, 1904 Dated New
on or OF December. 1903 AGthlde Charpil-
York me FSsrtscnlorn AiTninistrs tors Lord Day
80 for Aclile raO4s - ~ al S'4sN'' -S'
- - H. L. -,battan. City Of New EoEh-
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MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.
vi ATLANTIC CITY. n J.
JOSIAH WHITE q SONS. PROPS
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~HOTEL NORTON
The Garden Hotel,
HADDON HALL,

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Hot and cold baths Long distances t--phcsl
In every bedroom. Golf links.
Write for illustrated literature.
y. !. oice-Town and Country. 2S9 Eourth-ave.
TTpPTNCO-r-
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HOTEL TRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY, ". r.
Remains aten throughout year. Every known
cOnvsneucs. Coli privileges, running
bedrooms. TRAYMORE HOTEL COMPANY.
New York Rep. at 2ss Fourth ave.
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Railroads.

ftUtG OQ(tS.
NETWORK
CENTRAL.
& HUDSON RIVER r. r.
TIE E0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.
VIA NIAGARA FALLS
sIas. sr N:r At T and ds.a5 from Grand Central Staten
N9Tts and bound trains except Gr.na
STOP az aastS a. 81 go to receive psSss S ten ~ minutes
IS In saEins Gsld SsPEa sf fgREss
ia & M 4 81 sS 4; 1ocA1.
GO POTt3n; stations -. - - =
ESQ sa: sa Il E. s T6S B 81. Baso y
go Due A r-e'II6 NAL. "a hours 70 Chicago
1850 4 M-tDAY EMPRESS Males local stOps
11.30 4 M,TT.LocAt EXPRESS. For Alban, and
1880 p M-.BUFFALo LIMITED Due Buffalo II
m H!ssaE4 ESs 1i5S r IMI,frED pu.
wv Ginennati 1890. Indianapolis I1sO A N. St
LOO p MZ.cIl[cAG6 LIMITED. = hour. 70 chi.
Ssso VIA Michigan Central and Lake Shore
2l5 p M.!'THE 10Th CENTURY LIMITED"
- hour train to Chicago via Lake Shore Elee-
$50 f. .eii e. 81. and TROY FLYER Du.
$40 fI Ale lS3Y ASD TIs6r EXPRESS 10
400 g,,MN, S:D gE5TRoITi GRAND nAPIps AND
$50 ? M@-'LAKE SHORE LIMITED. asls hour
train 20 Chicago. All Pullman Carr. Due
Cleye.nd To5 A NJ, Cincinnati, so, Ind an
600 &ksfEs E =! @g,' SO Is hours
ZOO ? M%S.MoSTREAL EXPRESS vi. D. H.
100 I@.:ADrRoNDAcK AND MONTREAL
800 p M-'BUFrALo AND TORONTO srE-
$40 P. M.-.soUTHwEsTERN SPECIAL
$50 F. N Ma,.PAcIEIc COAST. Chioas2 aa hours
11.3O I:r MI63S SIcSGo THEATRE THAN. Ss,sr,
and St Louis
DAILY Except Sunday Except Monday.
az. - HARLEM RRANCU.
Vo ~ ~ and s35 p N. oarf- except Sunday. TO Pitts
pullman or all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Hight.
Ticket offices at I6T, szl and 1918 Broadway IS
Snlon "a West zI5 Columbus ave. 275 West 125th ST.
Nl1 SsLtFa station. 125th ST. Station York
90 end i2s Fulton 81. and I05 Broadway Brooklyn
-e.ephons 800 Ssth Street for New York Central Cab
vTs.e: Easgsge checked from hotel rssds1se oy
"esteott Express Company
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VI NELSON cRONWELL.
~ Counsel 70 the kcorga-izetio1 Nctilt-----e
ELTHr ROOT
Counsel 20 the Synetcaie Nanaeefs
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JoHN-1N PURSUANCE OF

UENNEDI, JUEtN.-I-S D1'"7 OF
IL order O. Hon Frank T: Fitzgerald, surrosats
an n New York. notice - hsrtby gwen % an
o. me basng claims against John hen1ey .ass OF ne
coos tEerecf TIE sdbscror ., Afp ga q NJ ia
acting Se.l5 foro.e Manhattan. Ne" York CtJ'
~ a- b.fore the cay " MaTch EeAI ,oo-
o. YORK. the 10Th Gag q -eus-sNs lSul-
DAeeo' 49, ATEERISE KENNEDY, Adlnflistf auix;
rsOyNTON. Attorney for AcI1in4stT atTlx. iSl
St-o. CO Manhattan. Ne" hoFk S.1S-
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HOTEL RUDOLF.

TIOTEIs MAJESTIC. ATLANTIC CITY. y. Open all
III the year. Ocean end Virginia Ava steam heat SO
per upwards Special rates for long engage
nents. Elevator from street level -
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF NEW COMPANY.

Of
hold once Tor one t two year, and one for
demonstration
Thomas T. Ryan representing the syndicate Manager
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UNITED STATES StIpBUHDING CONIDANy
a

.- H 81 the snIs f SJ Bono. Ds tS and N%Sa:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-05
CHlTTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Th" annual meeting ana election Of of-
ir''S of Ethan Anon Lodge VIZ hrld
Fhursdly evening. The ofticcra for thu
DuSNirg N,ar are:
w NJ. W. - Nichols : W., T. $
luul NJ l. +. Huutcy. secretary.
w. Woods; Treasurer. q. ". Stevens;
; H.. Diuy W, Bailey; J. -. Alien Mar
tin : ), O. $. Nichols j. $. T. w
Abbey; chaplain, f. w. Booth: marshal
j. \ Lut, tNlcr q. ". Taft
NcWs has recently been received by Dr.
=. NJ. Forrm of This village. secretary of
tho association of the Sth Vermont rogi-
mont, Of the death of Major Henry Pol
Lard at ST. Louis, Mo. on February r.
N" outbreak OF the rebellion found Md
lur Pollard, tcuchcr in Vermont. He en-
listed m tho Nth Vermont and was soon
commissioned second lieutenant aud WAS
promoted To captain ana major. A.,or the
var, in $50. he was elected to Cuupross
from the Chillcotho. Mo. district. Tie
Was In" first senior vico-commauler of
/ Ransom Post. No l3l. St Louis when
ffl. w. I. sherman was commander and
was repeatedly reelected, He was am
"'nlnout Mason. The burial was at chilli
cotho
y freak of haturr, u wen developed calf
with two hcVds. WAS born at the farm of
'iGll"- :. Athriton Thursday. II lived
ti"nt 20 feW hours. The heads were pcr-
in't. the mouth, eyes ana cars of each
.'' .1g Wcll formed. The heads were john
II I" TIL" body by a short thick neck Mr.
AlH' 1ton fed tho calf and ii received nuur-
'-mnont at both its mouths.
IN" annu"l village meeting was hcli in
the Park street school house Saturday
1iternoolD The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President.
- ;. Nichols; t"ustcos. II. W. Ring w.
: Tea a'hout r II Parker and j. r.
ponahuc; clerk, -, NJ Johnson rc-cloct-
. ~. ire lsllrtr Alien Martin .I.nt..l.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Tho ladies Of the Methodist Church
served supper in their church vcstry
Friday aftcinoon.-A May bah was hcld
IN the Sons of Veterans han Saturday
oVcniug. \ supper was served ana Eos
tcr'S orchestra furnished music.-lIrnc,.
tine, the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Willi1m lIatoh, WAS united in marriae,
To John Kelley at St Johusbury n frw
days ago.-ll, A. Eimhall has secured tn,
services Of q. e. l}unhdm of 81. Johns.
bury IN his dlug store to succeed Fostcl
Kinney, who resigned his position Mrs
JudNinC, who sustained shock SUNDAY
day morning, April H. seems to he i'm
proving sloWl WlN.-Miss Grace Brush. who
has returned home,
1t is reported that the Rcv. J. A. Dixon
of the Methodist Church, who went To
California several days ago was united
in marriage sunday with Miss Wiles. a
dcaconess, who did evangelistic work
here in this place several weeks last
spring.-Tho w. O. n. l.. will meet Fri
day with Mrs. hdolphus Smith. As this
IS the annual meeting the officers for the
ensuing year will be olocted.--rhe Rev.
i, II. Fiskc of St Johnsbury Center
preached tWO very able sermons at the
onsrcEHuOnalist Church Sunday. The
Rev H. . Ward. the pastor. closes his
work with that church next SUNDAY.
Mlss Bessie Titus presided at the organ
very acccptabiy at the cunRreeationu!ist
church Sunday morning uud evening in
thr absence Of the urtanist Mrs. O. i
fHqurilc, who has been suffering thu
past week with a severe cold The fi-
neral of Mrs. Esther smith who died
Friday of pneumonia, WAS held sunday
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morning at ten o'clock at her late home
in Mackville The Rev j. y. Wadron
oiiiciatcd Mrs Smith is survived by n
husband and eight children, besides an
aged mother who was cared for by her
daughter. The entire family have the
deepest sympathy of the entire com
munity.--The funeral of w. w. Clifford
was held in the Methodist Church sun
day afternoon ut two O'Clock. The Rev.
j. u. Waldron of the Baptist Church Of
ficiatcd and G. .. Kimball was in charge
of the arrangements. Tho floral offerings
were very beautiful. Tho burial was in
the old cemetery. Mrs. Amira pcrley,
who recently moved To J. ~. McLo,ltl' $.
has been dangerously i'll for several days
but Monday she seemed better. Her
daughtor-in-law. Mrs. Frank Perlcy of
St. Johnsbury, is with her.--Frank Car
rom clerk in Cobb d. COS store has
been sick for several days with a fever
The annual village meeting occurred at
the opera house Tuesday evening begin
ming at seven o'clock. There were II ar
ticics in the warning hut only part of the
business was transacted. The following
officers were elected: President. G. l..
French first trustee, O. H. Marsh; second
trustee. +. II. Taylor: street commissioner,
a. j. Iarahcc; clerk and trca surcr, Ira
a Shattuck: collector. V. w. Rand. audi
tors. +. =. pownor, T.. l.. Bulard, ". a.
Dutton; chief engineer Of the fire depart
mont. Il. s Hooper; first assistant, X. G.
Wallace. sorond assistant, Il. J.. Wells:
fire wardcns. J. .. LaJoy, T.. i. Wells.
w. H. Clark j. II. Sargent. 1t was voted
to place tho MANAGEMENT Of the police
force in the hands of the trustees. \
thorough report WAS given 10y ". H. TaY-
Tor. ono OF u special committee who had
been appointed TO investigate the water
supply aud tn available means ana cost
OF inrroHAinc the same. A report WAS
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. Nellie Grace, wife of Bert Grace
died at her home in the village TuesdaN
afternoon. The funeral was held at the
church Thursday afternoOn.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kemp last
Monday.
Nellie, wife of Bert Grace died April
2Gth at her home in tho village. Tno
funeral was at the church Thursday
afternoon the Rev. Mr.. hathaway Of
nciatng, Burial at Evergreen cemetery
Mrs I.oring Ellis who was quite slcl
with III" grip last week, is much better
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barber of IaWlel
were the guests of Miss. Roxy Kelsey
recently. Mrs, Diana Thomas is visiting
friends in darlington.