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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
Q)rfdn.
R ibe 0omtirte8 Sob ber4
too itaaett Stbtter.
Gnaeneet froabenbe
6ab.
9abet tOOlo ON t 0prsr.
GtOre Dele al 0eittpiten
bortitgIlet.

Gn Srton df Rorbpeit bar ben
6. apriI loaet bet nbe aobbertug /
Stunlper % Stptter pda Ribe DOM
tiries norore 0dpls sitIige Sioe, re-
oct en- Del al 2dget paa Raao9uist
os andre gpgnin9er, fadet 8litbes
tlaonin9er al &Oiite, tnettet 3eIes
fonpeIe, sbeld9t Decentralization
eitpda. Gngene er, Idd bibt giet
retter. ct frdaoenoe 6ao. og ODerz
iogmmeIien er iterre. enb ben bar
paret / mango 4dr. ) anIeoning al
Stooen pna Oomtirten er Der teles
sraferet tfter 2trtitetter, prof. 2lms
berg.
7Sra 8lddsdnosbut telsgrdfcreS:
en ortanogtig Storm, Der BE-
gpaote fra Sub og 9sbet at Gfters
mibpdsen breieoe til geit, raier Der
/ Dag. 8anoet er itegtt uip0odniig
belt, os 6dOet er ! bolbfomt Oprsr.
pad en- Stratning df ca. 1000 4len
al 9loaoanos isubre Stranb brpoer
ben bsie 90 ret iub / alitterne o.
bortitnIler fore Dele al aniten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
Nf Agerbruas= 9epartementets
Happort.
Sio tie Il &c Il 9 b panlig
tptb. Sne be nprb ia
Stdter.

Re@rin9ens Speriigt ober 0elrz
forbolbene os 9fplsubfigterne ben
llge. fom enOte ben Is. 2tpril, lpbet
| llbbrdg iaalebes:
llsen bar p9ret unaturlig tolb for
4arstiben og ugunitig for ben laete
Sobs Spring oe 89tit. 0et er
bog sadet fremab meb Sarmarbejbet
baabe Wfisf sfourioalen pg be fpos
lige o9 mibtre Qltlanterbdpsitater. !
2anbets norblige G9ne er Der tun
giort meset Iibt. s iibfte llge falot
Der megen Sne Snbfseentne, og n
itaoelig 8roit itrafte fig faa lan9t
fpbpad fom til ben norblige Del Ct
8olfitaterne. paciicitaterne bar baft
eunitige 8eirforbolo, men bet cens
trole og beitre 3eras os paa ben
fpblige pucifictbit trntter en- psbpa4
renbe Ssrte.
Muisbelterne forberebes til plant-
ming, men iibite llse er Der fun
ojort ringe Gremifribt. s be fpblia'
Gane, bbor man bar plantet, bar
aulben binbret Maifen | at fpire %
TONNE op.
q ftsrre Str9fninoer df 91ebraifo
oa 9omfas bar g}interhpeben eiort
qobe Tremifribt, men osIaa ben lan'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
Gn japaneiiif Yeneoift Arnolo.
Gn 5or9ber / 9enerats
fta6en / 3ptio.

aorreiponouncs til 6bi. Rec. 6es
rdIo.
3otio, 30. Ulorts. 6ett fosn
arigensge9pnoelie bar bet oGrst inos
lpienoe. at Rusferne fit intime Weos
beIelier ON Sapaneiernes proiettes
reoe geo9gellsr. De iaponiiiite Gms
bebsm9no opoageae, al beres Sem.
melt9beber iipeoe uo.
fsrite og dnoen 2lrmetorps itulee
ldnbiaftes bsjt oppe / aored og ber=
fra gaa frem imob Ulutoen, 2iaoz
yaus66an og foritellige andre Ste
Der. Sdd inart 3ropperne lanbeoe.
par Rusierne Der at msoe benz.
Officererne Ituoiebe. Zen fsrite 3ons
te par, al Rusiernes Wobltdno oq
5orubbiben ON be teiierli9e troopers
gep9qelie itnlbtes en- beiere Git, eli
meiterIig 5orioarsplan.
Wen Ulistdnten ON Gorrpberi az
lsite mart oenne 3ante. og Regerin-
qen beitemte iie til al isge Yisbeb /
Saaen, for ben git pibere. Der ubz
ienbtes 9 Spioner, japaneiiite Sfiis
cere. forflebte iom tineiiiteQlrbeiosre,
fra 5otio. Noele af oem fiji pdal99
ON at ar6eiOe iig frem Ian9s ben
ii6eriite Sernbane. De andre fpreOs
tes langs NdIulloben. 2lae be 8 bleD
mart og iittert fungebe af Rusferne
% br9bte. Oct tunbe umuli9t barre
itet uoen giitanb, 9eifribelie etc. fra
en- inbpiet.
9a blep Stabsofficersrne % enbs
og be 9lbre Statsm9nb ejort iii
9enitdno for bet iapdneiiite Spton
Spitems OpOoeellesliit, Os 2unos
i9ttelien uf 9ropper blep uoIot.
0oer Wano blep nsie bepogtet. Ostte
Iebte til Opbaaelien af Saresenbes
Der Oberit 2sitnant 9dn3otu al
8enerolitabens 2epemaabe.
6an3otu tsbte preienter fom tn
89bbelsbspinber. 0dmerne al bans
8etenotItab mobtog toftbare Subeler.
,,3b goibuaea" tenbte San3otu, cs
gpens 8ont Oifte Snbiatfer, iom lob
pda bans Rdpn, altfammeu nos
get, ell Oberits Snot9gter life piloe
tilldbe.
6ansotu brat t9t o9 ipillebe os
bar 2Gren for at bape inbfsrt poters
ipil Sopan. 0an bar bIeben beto'
reret for llbm9rtelfe ben tineiiitsias
ponife aris, oe paa Grunb af benne
fin llbmartelfe bolbt ban en- COB
Sitting | @enerulitaben.
Oct er bleben sobtgiort, at fsr bet
rusiifte @efanotitab forlob Sofio,
giorbe en- 2lttabe 2lttorb meb Gan
5ofu ON at bolbe ct. petersborg uns
berrettet ON Oetoillerne Sopans
arigsplaner. 5on os ben rusiiite ut
tdhe bar sobe 8enner. De babbe
ituberet fammen | Spiflanb.
9ebiierne | bet enfelte mob Sans
sofu er lite ofentligaiorte, men ban
blto itrats arreiferet. itillet for e,,
ariosret, funbet itblbis oe fubt f1o
! 5tmer efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
13. Narg.

te! meo bpb Sne pper en- fterre Gel Z
at Staten, ben ligger tiloels 8rtDer.
2dplanbet er oberIoBmmet df @anb.
&un ben oeitre og mtbterite Del afa
Staten er Der idaet en- Del 0bebe. :.
SIlinois: ualminbelig tolot !
8ejr for 2tdrstioen, Sroft ben ftoite
Del al ll9en. 9Oeben itaar minore
lopenOe eno for 10 Oage iiben. 5arz
meren er bel 9obt baIpt ferbig neb at
lagge 5oraarsfeoen. Der plsies til
Moi8, men Sorben er baurGig 5ors
fatning. @rasfet tommer GdnGomt.
Srugten ubetnbelig beitabiget.
9anas: Singer Re9n. 0beben
botier gobt Spb og itaur goot ben
mtbtre Del of Staten, baorlig l..
Rorbsit. 6abren er tilbeIs tonunen
cp, men botier fmoat. 9ros pg Mls5
faGfu Gigefdu. Maispluntning er bel
fremItreben / Spb og begpnbt Roro.
Mi Mi6t9on: llnaturltg toIbt,
fort SnefaIo og pad @runo beraf
tent 6oraor. qlantepatiien n9ppe
begpnbt, meget Gfbt ubdrbejbe gjort.
6pebe, 8ug og Gn9 tommer it9 me-
get lungTomt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
@interoejr.
9 ne / g t. 8 outs.

Der bar De iibite 0dge raiet
itrengt lloejr / flere at 2unbets g9ne.
s og omtring ct. 2Oui5 fal Der
p9re faloen 6 CONNER Sne = iii
life Iioen llIejligbeb for l1bitilin9en.
s aentuctn ltal Der ligelebes b9r;
fdlbtn flere 5ommer Sne. Sra Here
andre Steber .tommer Der ltgnenoe
Gfterrettinger. Sra 9ermont mel
oes Der ON 9li35orb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

Stent Der life er uoItebt nogen
oFfcielaunbqerelie, er Der gob@runb
til al tro, at Weboelelien er torrett.
glan benter lite, at NlerieF iii
fda nogenGfterfelger, bu Statbolbers
embeoet er operfsbiggjort pau @rune
af arigen.
Den nGrmeIte @runo til Qlerief8
QnI69ning iiges at bpre. at 8ice 2(oz
mirdl Strnoloff, en- al 4bmirdl
2tlerieffs itrangeite 5jenOer og far
pete &ritittere, er bIepen ubn9bnt
lii 9ice 2lbmiral Wlatarofs Gfters
fBlger og 9ommanbsr al SIaaoen /
U1ten.
9ice 2lomirat StrpbtoH bdObe en-
SamtaIe mebaejieren Dag og brsfs
teOe meo bans Maieit9t lit 5orbolo
til QlerisH.
2tlerieffs Gntleoigelie bil lite for
unors nogen, iom bar fuIgt meb Stilz
linaen / Often og tenoer til 8ejiez
rens foranbreoe 5oloning oberfor
Statboloerer og W.8e3obra3off, fom
tepreienterer bet trigslpftne Glement,
Der bar iua angitelige for, at Rusz
ferne fuloe blipe Wdn6uriet. Get
bar for bisIe 10 Manb, at ben anglo
iapaneiite 6enbenbelIe fsrit table
i'm Str9t. De mente, at Gnglanb If
te oiloe begpnoe arig, og Supan tuns
be lite gre bet. 3il Sapans Snbigs
nation bIeb be beb at benbe op og
neo paa Rusldnbs politit og bolbt
BET ira at opfbloe 3ruttaten ng
tratte fig tilbage fra Man6uriet.
Sioite II. 2lu8uit, efter at Sapdn
bapbe tiliti0et ben rusiiite Regering
Spsrgsmaalet, ON BET bilbe genaa6s
ne 6or6dnolingerne angddenoe M1ns
buriet og &ored, oprettebes Der et
StatboloerIta6 2iten meb Gtdtss
miniiter og ct raao9ibenoe llopalg,
2llerieff 6Iio Stat6oloer og 8e3obra=
3of Statsminiiter.
Sptten 8a9e efter bisie ltbn9bz
nelier bleO 81. 0itte. fom bar imoo
2tlirieTs % 9e3obra3ofFs 8oIit.f,
frata9et fit Gmbebe fom 5inansmiz
niiter.
8isie aeiierens M RaabgiDere t
2iten, gennem boem5orbanolinger
meo Sapan fsrtes, iiges MI at bape
fsrt aeiieren bag 9pIet og bolot BAN
uoioenbe ON ben Ianoe Sitting.
2tlIereOe bu aejieren ubn9bnteWaz
tarof til at fommanbere Sldaoen /
z ten og 9ioroe BAN uuf69ngi9, I'D
2tlerieff Stdar i'm Magt o94nIeelIe.
StrpoloHs llon9bnelle bar bam nu
for meset, o9 aeiieren fpne8 til
frebs meo at mobtage bans Geiignds
tinn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
as6enbobn. 8. 9(pril.
5lere Il lDtter.

5 2sbet al @ddrsodgen inolsb Der
eennem R. y. en- RGtte boerIieere
Gfterretninger ON Stormens 69rs
eernineer, Der lite oDeraIt bar oa=
ret lige onodrteoe.
3 Uliooelfdrt pGltebe en- tor,
erunomuret 2doe, tilbsrenbe 2lplss
brueer 2arien.
TIMBER Rdngeringen poo Nsrre=
Suno6p 6aOneipor / 8aar Morges
berfteoe Der en- iaaoan Storm. ct
man lite tunoe bsre Stoppeiignalet.
3oget fsrte oerfor mob Stoppe6oms
men. Der fprangtes, og en- 9ogn, Ia
bet meb 9pg. lsb ub 1 6dpnen.
5 Stouba De6 6oriens b9lteO,
Stormen en- 9inbmotor. 6psget pdu
ct 3ernitatip, tiGlige er Der / Oms
sgnen b9ltet en- Del 3tlefonp9le.
5nd aolbing meIOes: Stormen
bar forddriuset en- Del Stabe paa
Telefonnettet og af6rsb naontig en-
af &sbenbaons 2inierne idmt sos.
lagbe en- Del 9anblebninoer. y
Ssnberbang oeb 9oloing bl9ite Ia
get af ct 6us. Oct famine itste /
Chr. 8i9rt, og pda 9eien Better
mart iapnebe Stormen et 6us fuIos
fi6nbi9 meb Jorben. 6uftt tilbsrts
en- Statsbuamano oa ituloe bare
taset grug Wai. g1gmeitrene
fiber 3dbet.
5rd Gsbierg: Timber Stormen itoh
8dncet | 6dunen iad beii, at ben
pberite adj bar ooerfbsmmet. Se.
oan9en bar idd bsj, at Ddmperer
,.Wertur", Der itulbe afgdd til Sam.
borg meb 300 Stir. lepenbe ap9g
fsrit tunos dfgdd | @dar Wlorges
Z Gsbiera 9p dnrettebes en- 0elStd.
Be. Sos en- M9ltebanbler Qduriber
bf9iie to itore Huber ub. boorbef
8utifsiomfruen bIeo iIemt forffadrst
4nfigtet. 9un tom unber 29gebe'
bonbIins. Deb Meieriet | aonsens'
sdbe p9ltebe Stormen en- 4len bs
Wur neb oosr en- 6saarig pige. bbor'
Deb bun br1ttebe et Sen og fl ip9i
re GDoitelfer. 9un Tom pdd Spge'
tnfet.
= Ndtifoo baltebe Stormen Brig
geriejer Dilctsns Dampiforiten uber
at Der bog anrettebes noeen Stdbe.
g}oo 4unebe Wleieri beb gldtifoi
bl9ife Dompiforitenen neb og sbelag
be btlbis ct nbi Ssbus os en- amber
Bpenine. : Saars er en- Del Siifer
bdobe brepst 2anb. gdd 6srregaar
ben ,}rebsbolm" blaiieginbmotorel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
Statboloer Mlerief reiisnerer.

Sans bttre Opponent
Strbbloffs 9 Il bnapnelfe
TIL betom mdnbsr beb
g ort Mrtbur menes sat be :
re 4dro9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

Ct. peterSborg, 19.Qpril.- Stot=
holber 9llerief bar beb telegram ons
lset 8eiieren ON at blipe fritdaet fra
fin Sitting fom Stotbolber Often.
Mon penter, at Mnmobninaen oil
Itrofs blibe inbrsmmet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.

Ut huriiot ifert % poobeliot @'bbel for ina ener
neross 6opebpint, Rnaimsrfer, Wipepirs NenroIeia
werbsfitst srrifatiIit,t espnIsshsb. eiat Seatea.
1nhebplber bperfer Opium eer M rfin % sffsrIabsr
ina,n femme efterprininaer 25 Doiis u Gents qao
apctrfes ensr i,nhea AZ
Dr.. Miles Medical Co.. EIkhsrdt, indiana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
Toronto | Ruiner.

q a item et Sf1eftptte TT
8ranben Baltimore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

at 5oget. s 9Gsmarte er en- 2Gnge
til en- iterre @uarO bIaf ON pg man
ge 3elegrdfs Og 5eIefonIebninger er
soela9te.
gn 2abe 2luitrup be0 6oaborg.
tiIbsrenoe GjaurOejer q. .. Rasmus=
len. er blQit ON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTIEBORO MARCH % 1901
WILMINGTON.

Dr poco ,v,s !, Nort, ,d,,,,. 80, ,,,,,...
dov VII
,. =. ,,..,
-. V,"i7 H. r. "IoVr'I""' JI" ana i'h-
"' ''''.i'H ~
John q. BalchoIder OF Greenfield is I'm
town this week ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. stowe Of Greenfield
are i'm town for week or more.
T.. 4. Fitch visited I'm North ,d.,,,.
SATURDAY,. returning ON NIord,t
\ire coo,g, II et,oot,,. ,,,..i ,...-,..
ttiIt , ,.,,t,. f. ~ 'nu u'u@Hl'f'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
WESTMINSTER.

Mrs Z. NJ. May is with Miss s. L.
His for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. Cox is iong extensive repairing
on the inside of his house.
Miss Carrie Miller is assisting with
the teaching at Kurn IIattin.
Mrs. II. y. Wyman of Keene is at V. G
Wymans for a few weeks stay.
Miss Eddy Of Townshend is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Greenwood.
Mrs. l.. \. Pierce went yesterday morn
ing to Boston. She will go later to Bath.
Maine.
The first sugar of this season was
made by w. :. Fem, and is of super
Tor quality.
Miss Grace Darling OF Adams is spend
ing the Easter vacation with her sister,
Miss Mary Darling, at the parsonage.
Miss Hattie Kidder, who has been
spending The winter with Miss Mary Ten
ney, has returned to her home in Newport.
y. H.
Gladys Gould, who has been at Miss
Tenrcys since the closing OF the Girls'
home went Tuesday with ncr foster par
ents to Randolph.
Westminster Main street is noted for
Its beautiful naples, and it is with re-
gret that We see the WOodman's axe
laid to the roots of even one of these old
landmarks Surely their lives should he
preserved until the raVagcs OF time make
it an absolute necessity to remove them.
About i O'Clock Monday morning. at
several points in our village, a shock from
the reported earthquake was felt Beds
were shaken, stoves ratified, and other
slight demonstrations of natures powers
We're felt, causing no little wondermcnt
in the minds of many.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
cAMBRlDGEPORT.

Miss Jennie Harwood is visiting in
Brattleboro
Miss Ethelind Wyman has been i'll a
week with tonsilitis.
Last Saturday a large doe came up the
road in front Of S. j. Viewers She
stood some time within few rods of the
house.
The body of Florence Dorothy, the in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Frank Aiken.
of Grafton, was brought here for burial
Saturday.
Harry Nancor of Bellows Falls is NOV
ing to his farm here, and Henry Ryder
has moved from SaXtons River to a house
in the village.
Rev. f. NJ Baker Albert Hammond.
Miss Jennie Hammond Miss Jennie Bird
and Edward Weaver of this place and
Eugene Weston of Bellows Falls spent
last Thursday evening with Miss Alice
Weaver ut her boarding place in Pleas
ant valley. Several gifts were left as
mementoes of Miss Viewers 20th birth
day anniversary Pop corn and sugar on
snow were served, ana with games and
music very pleasant evening was spent
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
SAXTONS RIVER.

Mrs. John Walsh and Dorothy spent a
few days in Grafton recently.
Miss Lula Rawson will begin work for
Mrs. Charles Smith the first of April.
Mrs F. j. Belden and daughter, Bessie.
visited in Simonsville the first of the
week.
Feb. 90, was held in odd Fellows hall
Monday evening.
Miss Louise Peabody has finished work
at The Fullerton in Chester. and is at her
fathers, Wilson Peabody's.
Harry Densmore has moved from Chas.
Frosts house to Gilsum. y. H., from
which place he came in February
Mrs. Harry Hardy and daughter Myr-
tie, went To Enfield. y. H.. last week to
he with Harry Hardy, who is at work
there.
SaXtons River Grange will have an
entertainment and sugar supper at odd
Fellows HAN this, Friday, evening Every
one invited.
George Shine. the stage driver be-
tween here and West Townshend has re-
sumed driving after being i'll a month with
asthma and grip
The graded schools close today for a
two weeks vacation. The primary room
closed last Saturday. the teacher having
been called home on account Of Illness
in the family.
y. Il. Glynn, the auctionocr. Is holding
auctions Of the bankrupt stock in the
Frost block evenings this week. Jewolry.
furniture. all kinds of canned goods and
many other things are included in the
sale
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
NORTHERN COUNTY TOWNS.
ATHENS.

Harry Wyman and mother spent sun
day at W. \. Wymans
Mrs. +. w. Phillips of Townshcnd has
been the guest of Mrs. =. II. Clark this
week.
Rev ]. r. Stockings illustrated Lecture
on The Rhine ana the Alps. was de-
serving Of a much larger audience than
greeted him Friday evening. owing To
the storm of the day. with Mr.. Stock
ing as guide and travelling companion
all felt that it had been a most enjoyable
occasion, and perhaps as near the reality
as Will come to the lot of most of us
Tho entertainment given by the Chris
tan Endeavor society Friday evening.
March IL. passed off very pleasantly. The
supper was followed by a program con-
sisting of temperance songs by a male
quartet and others, and recitations. in
Guiding an auction sale of the children. i'm
which Merrill Powers as auctioneer, did
himself much credit
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
MASSACHUSETTS NOTES,

Mrs, Kate Seaman's house. tobacco barn
with the seasons crop, and stock barn
with "A quantity of hay, were burned at
South peerield Monday evening. The loss
is estimated ut $4,000.
George NJ. Shea %, n brakeman on the
Fiichburg division of the Boston X Maine
railroad, was killed instantly in East Deer
field Friday lie was thrown from the
top of a car and a wheel passed over him.
nearly severing his head from the body.
His parents, two brothers and a sister live
in Turner's Fails
The man who was struck by a freight
train and killed in Orange, Mass, March
H. was identified as Lewis steele, a no.
torious burglar, with several aliases. lie
wore two suits of clothes of good quality,
carried 40 punches of keys, two gold
watches, revolver pawn tickets and
other articles, and some money was found
sewed into his clothing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
Where Are the Hotels?
Mortified News. ]

Where is the new Weldon hotel in st
Adams. which We were assured would
spring up II the local option law was
adopted? Where are the big summer
hotels which we We're told were to dot
the Vermont side OF Lake Champlain and
the mountain sides all over the state II
the local option law prevailed in Yer
mont? Some weeks since the News ex-
pressed the opinion that the new law
ought tn be given a fair trial now that
the state has 1t. and We do not wish Ia
uuduly hurry this matter of hotels 1t
does seem. however, rs if it was about
time to learn that the first tree has been
iellcd with which to make the shelves
for the 'rcfreshment room for the first
Of these summer homes for city people.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
VALUABLE HISTORICAL FIND.
journal of the CONSTITUTIONAL Convention
Held in Windsor is in the Congressional
Library.

journal of the Constitutional Convention
Held in Windsor is in the Congressional
Library.
Senator Proctor has made valuable
find of a long missing Vermont hlsloIlcal
manuscript, being none other than the
original journal of the proceedings OF the
convention at Windsor July rs, lUH that
adopted the first constitution OF YER
mont. This record has been lost 10 YER
mont historians for many years ana as
far back as the most active days OF H.
=. Walton, Hiland Hall, and other men
of that character the missing document
with its contents was a frequent source OF
controversy about which several elap-
crate pamphlets were issued. The ollg-
inal manuscript now turns up in the IL
brary of Congress at Washington Sena =
tor Proctor has had made a fac slmllle OF
the record and will publish it win eN-
panatory text in a neat brochure soon 10
be issued.
The importance of this find may Wen pc
estimated from the opening lines OF -,
j.. Walton's story of the convention as
given i'm the Governor and council
when he says: "Of this convenuon-uii-
surpassed in importance by any otheI ~
me state. in that it established a consul
tuition and frame of government-no TN
cial record and no full and satisfactory
unofficial account even, has ever poeh
published"
In the Verifcation of the find ana ti,'
Preparation of the historical matter that
Is to compose the body OF this niue
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IN OUR OWN STATE.
FIVE INJURED IN WRECK.
Three Cars Thrown Down a 3o-Foot EN-
bankment ,near Cambridge Junction
Rails Spread on a Curve.

Three Cars Thrown Down a 3o-Foot En-
bankment Nnear Cambridge Junction
Rails Spread on a Curve.
Five passengers were seriously injured
and three cars demolished in a railroad
wreck on the burlington and lamoIlle di-
vision of the Central Vermont railroad,
two miles from Cambridge Junction Sat
urday. The accident was caused by the
spreading of rails on a sharp curve. The
locomotive left the track, but did not
go down the emblnkment The combira-
ton baggage and smoking car and two
passenger cars rolled 80 feet down the
bank to the edge of the I.amoille river,
a row of elm trees preventing them from
going through the ice. There We're 20
passengers on board. Mrs. G. H. Bick-
ford Of HardWick was the most seriously
injured She suffered from conclusion OF
the brain and internal injuries ana 1t
was thought at first that she would not
live, but her chances now are regarded
as favorable. Her husband is proml-
nenl granite manufacturer. Mrs. Blck-
ford was on her way to bennington
where she was to meet her parents. MI
and Mrs j. S. Holden and start from
there on a trip abroad. Others were in
jured as follows: Mrs Lee of Middlepury'
several ribs broken; G. II. Start OF Ba-
kersield son of Judge Start, ribs frac-
tured and other internal injuries; Henri
Stimson of Johnson, back and hips IN
jured; Henry Sherman of Cambridge, arm
and shoulder injured. \ wrecking Tram
from St Adams cleared the track ana
the injured leople were cared for at
the American House in Cambridge June
ton.
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pauahters of Vermont in Boston.

The Daughters of Vermont at their
annual meeting at the Hotel Tuieries in
Boston recently unanimously elected these
officers: President. Mrs. j. C. Allen; first
vice president, Mrs. c. o. Proctor; second
vice president, Mrs. L. G. Hale; rec9ri-
ing secretary. Mrs. Albert w. Pratt cor
responding sec 'Atary Mrs Charles -.
Hyde; treasurer, Mrs. F. w. Sherbulne;
executive committee, Mrs. Anna ;, N:ch-
OILS. Mrs. Q. c. Ashton and Mrs, William
p Shereve. Mrs. John Q. Mccullough,
wife of the governor Of Vermont was
elected an honorary member.