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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-11
H. v. FLETCHER, Randolph Center, \
Notice OF Final Meeting Of Creditors

= gre nistr'et Court - sac rsrifps Sfates far
the District ~ Vermont. IN bankruptcy.
ln the matter % Henry W Lowd bankrupt
. ~ the creditors IL Henry " Lpwd q Brad
tor'i % the county % Orange sad District afare-
said, a bankrupt
Notice O. hereby given that n H. ormshy.
trustee q the said bankrupt has filed in ctHri
NE hnal account and meeting 81 the creditor
% the said Henry ". LoWd will BE- held 90 she
once = Hale's Tavern IN Wells River 90 the slft
uaN q August. A. y, 1904 az ten O'Clock Or the fore
l..pn. a. which time the final accouuf 10 the slid
trustee VIII be examined and passed upon.
WILLIAM {. WHITE.
- Referee % Bankruptcy
MIllLamsinun. VI An-n.f ) 100
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GRANVILLE.

II. Guy Fletcher spent two days at c. c.
Hubbard's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Hayes were in Rip
ton part of last week.
Dudley Rice spent part of last week in
Montpelier and Roxbury.
Misses Florence Kendall and Amy Cor
ham are visiting in Northfeld
Tabor Prentice and family OF Mortified
were in town few days last week.
Mrs. Eugene Briggs, Miss Leda and
Master Raymond went to Randolph Tues
day.
Mrs. John Kendall spent part of last
week with her son and family in North
field.
Mrs. Eugene Martin, Miss Hattie and
Master Raymond spent Tuesday in Ram
dolph,
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c. A. r. National Enoampmen,

Already have been announced. and also
appear elsewhere in these columns. the
particulars regarding the trip to the great
encampment to be held in Boston. A spe-
cial feature In connection with headquar-
tiers train sunday, August IL, is that the
Montpelier Military band has been en-
gagged and viii accompany headquarters
in the Sunday special and take part In an
OF the doings. Il viii head the ssGreen
Mountain Boys in the grand review and
parade which takes place Tuesday, AUG.
IL. Every effort is being made TO main
tam Nermont's creditable standing at the
y. A. X. national encamnment.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-11
Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that a pre-
ventive OF suicide had been discovered viii
interest many. A run down system or de-
spondency invariably precede suicide ana
something has been found that will pre-
vent that condition which makes suicide
likely. At the first thought Of self d.
struction take Electric Bitters. II BEING 4
great tonic and nervine will strengt6an
the nerves and build up the system. ~
also great stomach, liver and kidney
regnlstor. Only Doc. Satisfaction kutr-
anteed.
For sale by Drew & Leonard, Randolph
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NORTH RoYALToN.

Mr.. Carter is staying at Lewis Chords.
Ar. and Mrs. Arthur Stoughton visited
in Randolph last week.
Clifton Flanders and RoIlin Howl of
Arlington. Mass, have been visiting ar
Arthur Stoughton's.
Charles Monkey OF Massachusetts has
been spending few DAYS in town and viii
take back with him carload Of COWS.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-11
sRAINTREE.

Miss Maud Lsdue has returned home
from st. Johnsbury.
Miss Ona Wilson returned to her work
in Bellows Falls Monday.
VIII Ryder and wife of Boston are
guests at Mrs. Ellen Wells.
Martin Seymour and wife OF Tilton, n.
H., are visiting friends in town.
Miss Katherine Mckenzie OF Westboro.
Mass, is guest at A. X. Wilson'S.
j. ID. Williams was taken very seriously
i'll last week, but is reported some better.
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BETHEL 'LYMPUs.

SIX young people were taken into the
M. E. church Sunday.
Eugene Tucker and son, Frank, ofClare-
mont. \. H., were at B. A. Buttles lasi
week.
Miss Flora Tucker OF Newport. y. H. =
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Fannie Dart, snd
other relatives here.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-11
Republican Caucus

The Republican voters OF the town of
Braintree are hereby warned and notified
TO meet in caucus at the Town hall in said
Braintree on the Goth day OF August, 1904.
at O'Clock p. m, then and there to omi-
nate candidate for representative TO the
General Assembly for the term ensuing;
also candidates for justice OF the peace for
the coming two years.
Dated at Braintree, VT, Aug. 9, 1901.
BY order Of the Republican Town Com
mittee.
2w E. l. CIAFIrN Chairman
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

Eleanor and Sally Fits spent Saturday
in Williamstown.
A. Fletcher was in Roxbury helpiug
Jones Steele hay last week.
Miss Hubbard of Granville is a guest at
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fletcher's.
II. r. Burt and family of PHILADELPHIA
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Whiting.
Mrs. Fits and her two grandchildren.
Allen and Lena Hall, recently visited al
Eugene Marshall's in williamstown.
Mrs. Ida Carly, Miss Bessie Carly, Pres
colt Carty, Elmer Paine, all OF Concord.
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Fowler. Annie
Fowler and Leonard Paine Of East Bethel
have been recent visitors here.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-11

Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness OF
the skin OF any sort instantly relieved,
permanently cured. Doan's Ointment,
At any drugstore
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EAST GRANVILLE.

L. L. Dickerman was in Barre Tuesday.
F. ID. Lamb OF Somerville, Mass, called
on Mrs. Vinton Friday.
Mrs. Hood and sons from Lowell are
stopping with Charles Lougee.
Alden Richardson, wife and Miss VIM
ME visited in Roxbury Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Nichols of West
minister were at 7. B. Kendall's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gushea are the
happy parents OF little daughter, born
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Seymour of Tilton.
y. H., came Friday and are the guests Of
Z. NJ. Butterfield.
Homer Hood has bought the old Chad
bourne place and viii occupy it with his
family right away.
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Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man
clear head, an active brain, strong, Wig
orous body-makes him fit for the battle
OF life
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SEASON OF 1904.
TERMS, $1,000 TO WARRANT.

All mares disposed OF before f0aling
time viii be considered with foal, and
in such cases, services OF horse must be
paid. All mares at owners risk.
| intend 10 take advantage Of Act
lO3, Of the Legislature Of IS. and claim
a lien on all colts sired BY Morrill,
Prince.
B. A. GOODRICH, Owner, Chsssa,W
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Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas
Eelectrie Oil. Perfectly safe. Never fails.
AT any drugstore.
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Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

FOR SALE:--Sound, kind twelve-year-
old horse; also express wagon and har-
ness, all in good condition. Must be sold
at once, and will dispose of any part or all
the outfit at half its value
~ Rkg-por nm E'prrrrp M potbaI W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
VIRGINIA BEACH.
fsnecial to The Times-Di'sratch.l

NJ (SDeCtali to The NIlrneS-l)lSI dlCil.J u
VIRGINIA BEACH, May 13-The
Princess Anne has a goodly quota OF
guests, mostly from the North, though
somo are from the far South.
Cottage life Is very bright now, and
but few remain unopened.
The young folks find much sport IN
fishing and go to Lynnhaven, where flsh
are caught now In abundance. The re-
turn to the cottage in tho evening with
a long string OF fish Is hailed with re-
light by those who walt at home Shad
arc unusually large and abundant this
wear and the pond is empted each
day by the fishermen OF some immense
ones. 4 ".
The sound Of the hammer is heard all
along the walk for several new cott aese:s
are in the course Of construction. only
one is being built In the burned dis
trict, by Mrs. w. B. Newton on the site
OF the one which was DESTROYED by nre
last winter.
Miss Towle, OF Alexandria. arrived
Wednesday and has taken ono OF Presl-
dent Beverly D. fuckers cottages for the
s. LLOYD and family, Of Orange, n. j.,
formerly the beloved rector of st. Luke's,
Norfolk about Juno LIST, to remain
several weeks.
The announcement of Miss Lena Han
cocks engagement to Lieut. Price, u ,.
N, caused some sllttie SURPRISE siiiiotis
the colony here, and all are hoping she
will not give up her delightful cottage,
which she has made SO attractive and
lent such gracious hospitality since she
was established there.
Mrs James Pegram and Miss Lilly
Pegram, Of Richmond, spent few days
last week at the Princess Anne,
The house party which has been IN
progress at the Meredith cottage dis
nersed Monday, but several other parties
are expected this week.
The Atlantic Club is not yet opened
formally but severed members, with par
ties. have been spending some time there,
and one party still remains. who seem
to be enjoying every sport which the
variable beach offers.
Much interest was felt In the test auto
trial OF tho beach last Sunday. and MI.
Lee Straus Of New York. and several
Others made about tweny-f five miles. and
found the beach much better than several
weeks ago, and hope to arrange the auto
mobile tournament for the early fall,
when many from New York Will be IN
vited to participate.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Dickson and
family are occupying the Cooks cot
| tage for the remainder of this month
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clcrs in the state, and Is deeply interests

cers in the State, and Is deeply interests
ed In the cause of education 2sG383
4 Leading educators have these kind a
words to say of the commissions work.
Captain G. r. Nawter, superln tendentR
Miller school: I think the conference
was one of the best ] ever attended, and
that 1t Will be productive OF great good.s
DR.. Richard McIlwaine, president
Hampden- Sidney College: 1 am in full I
sympathy with tho movement and ready
4 to do anything in my power to givesit&
SUCCESS. t5b XIV
Dr. y. NJ McB,yde. president vir-
Grin Polytechnic Institute: The move
nlcnt promises mitch for the improves
tnent of the schools, and / shall gladly
render any assistance in my power. t3S5l3S "
81 DR.. George IN. Denny, president Wash-;.
ington and Lee University: I shall do
whatI can to promote Its interests. sslM
Rev III. j. Heatwole, Rockingham
county, Va: + have been In touch With
the public free schools of Virginia lsas I
a minister and teacher since their in-$
sat,gtlratlon In 1916. j am. therefore In ~
position to appreciate and hail within
pleasure tho movement. In the pro-SS,
gIunme of purposes sec all the basioS
principles that will ultimately lead 70 Y
that decree OF success that has been so
long and ardently hoped for. FS
q Local associations are being rapidly
organized Steps have been taken lookSS
ing to tho organization of these asses
Citations In Rockbridge, Danyille city,
Norfolk, Petersburg. Stauntpn, Powha-#
tan. Pttsylvania and Rockingham, af,d@
ether counties. III f3 III
Copies OF n tentative constitution for.
local associations may be had BY adj
dressing the secretary of the Co-operatiye
education Commission, Richmond. Va.ssf#$
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v. P. I.CADETS
TO ST, LOUIS
The Cadets From .Blacksburg to
Go to the Exposition for
One Weeks Stay.
IN TWO PULLMAN TRAINS.
Will be CHARTERED on Grounds
iii Substantial Stone Barracks.
Back for Commencement.
fsnenlal NJ The Times.DIsnntch.l

Especial to Tho Times-Dsnatch)
B1.ACKsBURG, VA, May 14.--Thc
CORDS of cadets OF the Virginia Poly"
technlo Institute will visit the exposition
at st, Louis for stay of two weeks.
Besides the cadets there will be the
Board of Visitors, the faculty and num-
Der OF ladies'. d
The final arrangements for the visit
have Just been completed. There was n
great deal Of changing of arrangements
with the railroads before satisfactory
plans could be laid but Or. McBryde
has at last succeeded in bringing mat
Z tiers to q close.
The plans for the trip have been an
nounced to the corps, and at A, NJ.
on May 31st, the two special sections ct
the N. and w. will leave Christiansburg
carrying the corps on the greatest trip
they have ever taken. Guard mount Will
be held on the parade grounds on the
morning Of the 2lst at $50 A. NJ. and
at a. M. the bngles will sound assem-
bly, for the battalion which will be
marched rout step to the railway sta
tion at Christiansburg. distance Of
eight miles.
On arriving at Christansburg the bat
TALON will be divided among the two
sections OF the train. The first section,
consisting Of six passenger coaches, O
Baggage car and Pullman, will carry tho
six infantry companies, officers baggage
and a part Of the school authorities, while
the second section. consisting of three
passenger coaches. baggage car and
Pullman, will carry tho battery, band,
signal corps, staff and the remainder OF
the presidents party and Board of Vlsi-
tors. This section leaves ten minutes
after the first. The president and family,
Board of Visitors. members Of the fac
uity and guests OF the president COM
pose the presidents party. About thirty
FIVE ladies will go along
THE TRIP OUT.
The corps goes over the Norfolk and
Western as far as Columbus, Ohio and
then over the Big Four to ST. Louis.
ST. Louis will be reached about noon
on the first Of June, the corps getting of
at the union station. and then taking
electric cars to the grounds. where they
will be marched into barracks.
These barracks are up-to-date, sub
stantial stone buildings, the rooms are
furnished with cots. and bath rooms are
on every floor. The arrangements for
meals have been completed, and tickets
will be issued to etch cadet before the
companies are marched to meals. The
dining hall Is large. and capable of seat
ing about thousand men, During the
stay in St. Louis daily exhibition drills,
dress parades, ETC., will be held with
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DoINGs I'M GLOUCESTER
tspecial to The mes.Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times. Dispatcho
GLOUCESTER, c. II. VA. May Ia
.The Rev. Richard Moncure. d. d. or
richmond who is in Gloucester in the
i,,t.r.st OF Diocesan Missions. preached
At Abingdon Church in the morning, at
Grace in the evening. and the Gloucester
Agricultural and Industrial School at.
night. ,,,o.
a. White Hall on Friday, BY Mrs Rich
ard Byrd.
Point, at the residence OF Mr.. Albert
Taliaferro.
switchboard in the Gloucester, MtuuleseS
and Matthews Telephone cehtrals ~ i'''e
working order. ~,
,ect,,re this evening at Gloucester G. FL.
Miss Margaret Maupin, who spent last
week. at White Hall, has returned to
Mrs. Frances Nye Lard, who spent
the winter and spring In Gloucester,
ieft on Monday for her home. Dunkirk,
N, y. ,a a.. n.,r
Ter in Newport News, has returned 10
Nor home. Sherwood. accompanied by
Mrs. Mary Byrd Dimmosk, who has re-
turned to Newport News.
hiiss Anne Page Vardegrlft is In Nor
folk,
Miss Mary Selden has returned from
Mrs. Anna Deans Smith OF Norfolk.
"a at Roosevelt, guest Of Judge and Mrs.
Fielding j.. Taylor,
Miss Rebecca Lloyd Tabb has returned
from a visit to Richmond.
Mrs. James Harris and Master Court
ney Warner Harris. of Richmond. are
at Sherwood.
Mr., Harry Tabb, OF New York. is ut
White Marsh. guest Of Hon, j. n. Tabb'
Mrs. Willie Duncan and Miss Lee Dab
.ney, left to-day for Norfolk
Mr., Charles o. Cary will be the lay
delegate from Grace Parish and Judge
r, L. Taylor from Abingdon Parish,
gloucester, to the Episcopal Council
which will meet In st. James Church,
Richmond next Wednesday The Rev, w.
"a Lee, rector of these churches, VIII
also attend the Council
Miss Hatty Mare and Master Hughes
Ware who attend the West Point School.
anent Sunday at Gloucester Court House.
Miss stone left on Friday for Powha-
tan county.
Mrs. William Mann, who has been at
tho Lowland, visiting her brothers, Mes
srs. Thomas and Willie Smith, has re-
Rev. w. ny, Royal, formerly mis-
sionary to China will preach at Bel
emy's M. E. Church next Sunday.
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nm occasional competitive drill with some
OF the numerous other cadet ordinations
there at tho time. The number COINS
has not yet been fully estimatea, pus
The military authorities are eouh.lils q.
between Ave and six hundred men IN
ranks.
The cnrns leaves ST. Louis on Weunes-
dav, lime 18th, about noon. taking the
same route as before. and VII re as
Biacksburg about dark on June Vth,
ready for final exercises, GWhlch oes'h
Friday, June 10Th.
In speaking of tho trip. tho Presiueht'
DR.. j. NJ. McBryde, said:
uNow that all arrangements nave been
co,nn,eted the school has to look for-
ward 10 the most pleasant and valuable
trip ever taken.
'tThe railroad Authorities nave SHOWN
lie every courtesy and attention. and rep
l.eaentatiyes from the Big Four and Nor
folk and western Will accompany us both
,vn,s 10 SEQ that every possible comfort
is supplied
"Cur large battalion we excpect to mako
nm excellent showing and the inter-
est and enthusiasm shown by all are IN
dication OF q successfni trip IN every re-
spect.
..rhn corps will be fed en- route with
meals prepared on the train by the stew
ard. THE surgeon and head nurse will
accompany tis 20 every possible comfort
ms been provided for to make the trip
4 nleasant ono long TO be remembered"
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME
The programme OF commencement
week Is as follows:
Friday. June TO-
900 p. M.--Junlor Senior German.
Saturday, June IL.
500 p. M.--Maury Literary society Ceie-
bration.
$40 p. M.--Hop.
Sunday. Juno IL
a m A Observation-Disclosures Sermon.
Bishop w. w. Duncan. OF spartanburs,
$50 p. M.-Address before Institute =.
Monday, June 10.
$50 A. M.--German BY Y. p. |. German
Club.
Hon. S, j.. Kelley Of Richmond, Va.
800 p. M.--Competitive Company Drill.
r, 90 p, M.-Regimental Dress Parade
40 p. M.-Lee Literary Society Celebra-
s ton.
1000 P. M.-Presidents Reception to
Graduating Class.
Tuesday. JuneA4. sis.
ALUMNI DAY.
o.15 A. M.--Annual Meeting Of Alumni
Association
II. 90 Az, M-Processon
Ills "A. M.--Alunni Address
800 p. M.--Sham Battle. z.
$50 p. M.-1llumination OF Campus ana
Glass Reunions.
s3o P. fM--Promenade Concert.
$50 p M--Alumni Banquet.
1000 p. NE-German by Y. P. !. German
Club.
Wednesday, June 10.
1900 M.-Parting Address to Graduates
by Governor a. j. Montague.
1880 P. Mammal Address Before
Graduating Glass
n. L. Edwards, ESD. OF Baltimore, Mo.
1000 P.sAI.--Final Ball.
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TO EXAMINE LAWYERS.
The Court Of Appeals Has Set
Tune 24th Therefor.

The Supreme Court of Appeals Will Pc
gin It's term at Wythevle on June 7th
and sit as long as necessary to dispose OF
the large docket, On June cath the court
will hold the annual examination OF per-
sons desiring license to practice law III
this state. AS the University of Vlr'
glnia, Richmond College and Washington
and Lee University will all before that
date create many new bachelors OF law
there will be large class for eXalnl-
nation at this time. 1t Is probable that
there will be seventy-five to one hundred
applicants for license to practice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

Every child born into the
world with an inherited or
early developed tendency TO
torturing, dishguring humors
ofthe Skin and Scalp, becomes
an object OF the most tender
solicitude, not only because Of
its suffering, but because Of the
dreadful fear that the dishgu.
ration is to be lifelong and mar
its future happiness and pros
perity. Hence it becomes the
duty Of mothers of such affaict-.
ed Children to acquaint them
selves with the best. the
purest, and most effective
treatment available, viz; the
CUTIcURA Treatment, con-
sisting of warm baths with
CUTIcURA Soap, and gentle
anointings with CUTlCURA,
Ointment, the great Skin Cure.
Cures made in childhood are
speedy, permanent and eco
nomical.
ms sSa Kss,ovsn &c. form q chosoa's Coated
E per s psPS a;, I Ea,on az csua-
Paf: pM hss e Chem teip SOLE
aT;Send for "Ilowio eyre 4oFsuf'ns' p'sAses'Ds
Auliors from Infancy 70 AXIS.
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BEDFORD POLITICS.
Three Candidates for Mayor-To
Entertain School Committee.
y Especial to The Times DIspatch.) II

Especial to The Ttmes-DlSp atch.)
BEDFORD CITY. VA, May H-The
contest for the Mayoralty OF Bed
ford City is now on in earnest and this
week three candidates formally an
announced themselves. w. r. Abbott,
Jr! William Eubank and Hunter Miller,
are prominent young members OF the
bar The present incumbent, Mr.. j. Law
renee Campbell, Is not candidate.
Mr.. w r. Abbott Jr., Is one OF the
strongest members OF the bar and IS q
partner of tho firm OF Humphreys &
Abbott. @
aIr, Eubanis is Chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee for. the county. and until
his resignation, was member OF the
Mr. Miller is Secretary of the Demo-
tic Executive Committee and was ap-
nointed commemorative Attorney 10 fill
out the unexpired term OF the late Gra-
ham Clayton. ~.
The Town Council has appointed COM
mittee consisting OF the Mayor, Mr.. j. l.
Campbell and Aiessrs. j. r. Guy and w.
p. Hurt to cooperate with committee
OF citizens to meet and entertain the
members OF the senate and House thal
Will visit Bedford CITY on May 18TH 70
insect the two sites offered Ior the pro-
posed Female Normal school.
, These buildings are the tetIlale 70
operative School and Botetourt SEMINAR.
both handsome structurs, especially Dulit
fn, school purposes, and ready Tor I'm.
nedlate occupancy should the choice OF
the committee fall TO Bedford
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e " . . j + -
bership to the different organizations OF
labor. there has been n lack OF Interest
SHOWN In recent years BY the "a. II. or u.
N not having men familiar with the
movement In the field. With the endorse
ment Of the Central body, Of Richmond,
OF the, State Federation OF Labor, and
with the ability OF Mr.. Ryall as an or
ganizer and speaker It is likely that he
VIII receive the appointment at no dis
tant day. Z
STAGE employees. s. 4
The seml-monthly meetingaof Local .4H.
international Association Of Theatrical
Stage Employees, was held Friday in their
hall. 112 East Broad street. One new
member was received and great amount
Of routine business wAs gone through
with. The. stage employees Of Richmond
and Norfolk are now thoroughly organ
led The four houses In the two cities
arc controlled BY the. same management,
little trouble with the managers.
Nothing OF special interest transnired
at the meeting OF the local branch OF the
Granite Cutters Union Of Richmond at
their semi monthly meeting Friday night
In Thompson's Hall. 20 east Broad street.
Bartenders Local No. 4s7 will meet
to-day in Murphy's Annex at o'clock
P. NJ
Local, No. 10. Arachnists. will hold It's
regular weekly session In their hall, 712
east Broad street Tomorrow night.
A special session Of Typographical
Hall On Wednesday, At 6 o'clock r. NJ to
elec, delegates to the St Louis Con-
On Saturday night the regular monthly
session Of. Typographical Union, No. 30.
will be held in Concordia Hall