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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

Ger mad ltc - onntuN@s
Gprrcipou0cnt miro cincn
ncltcn lpumcuocu Roruuu entbultcu.
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truucuemum" uno bot Yuul &lll-
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Der H<ltgcu0 Dem &erbrcd)cn IN Die
9lrnlc tricb mo Der trob ciiriNer Dc
ntiibu1g Sen @ca 3ltm &cdtcll lto
@1tclt nidt mebr fin0cn fam. gtod)
cinent r%piiitcn 2lbenteurcrIebcn III
gmerifo. Oo5 cine Gette bon @clcblo-
ii0fcitcn biloct, febrt Der Qldr5cn0
pcrun(oQtc mo nit oQcn @obcn Der
Notllr bcbo6tc iun1c Wtorn nnh Gll'
ropo 5llriid mo nod oltf Der Ncilc
lcrnt cr cine rcid1e Game tcnlclL 0c-
rem un6eQren5tc5 &ertroiten er 81 &c.
ninncn mciB. Gr miro Gr5icbcr 0c5
EohterhenS Der Came uno lit oui
ben1 beItcu @ege, elm >ucrtbpolIc2
WtitgIieo ser menidlihcn @cic0iGoli
al mcrocr. NlS ober feline 2icbc SIN
nittlerucilc beronaemobicncn God
Ter iciner @obIt61terin feline Grb0.
rltQ finoct, erlpofcn Die ihllm.
mcrnoen @erbrcd)cr = 3nitirftc oilf2
9Ieue 1tno nit unerborter aiibnbcit
icbt or eincn Ntqontiiden S6iuinbel
ms @crf, ser Die Game ieI6cr IN
idimpfIihcn &cr6odt brinot. 6oIt
ON 3iele icincr @iiu'hc miro TT
i6lieBli6 in Son 1rouciSco bonn
ShidioG credit NM nit 'rcimiQiacm
Go0c iii6nt er bic Siin0cn icinca per.
fe6ltcn 2ebenS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
SOnr nadj Gapc Dan AMI SnrdfaG-
rcnocm Spcsialsuac,

am Treito1, oel =. September, olli
Der DEennipIuaniu Giicnbobn" Dc
lorpore- cr.9riifc; ein5ige Houte
9nn5 per Giienbobn. 9lbfobrt bon
baltimore : llbr NodmittagS. Sir
Die Nildtebr BON Cape Wnp omNion.
tn9 Den .. September, 3 llbr Nod).
nlltto9S, oblubrenO. 9tllr $1,000 fir
OicNlnOreiie, cinihlieBIid, Soft rulo
So9lH lilr orCi Gage in nGongreb
Sail"
Yer Bug miro iubrpIonmGBig 5ipei
Sf'll'oen roIdDcr iobren, ais allf it.
9elto clller onOcren Goutc. (245-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
9(rbcitcrtaa.S onr mad Gnpc Dan.

Nbfobrt bon Baltimore nit cincnl
o6ne 8aggonpcdiel 0urhiobrenocn
S%pc5iol3u9e Der u&cnmiplponio-
G%iienbobn" am 6reitoQ, ben >. Sep.
TENDER, NohmittogS > llbr. 9lb.
inbrt fir Die Niidfcbr bon Gope Map
am 5. september, Nben03 5 llbr.
6nbrpreiS, rini6lieBlid Soft lnn0 60.
ais in oGougreB SAT-" fir Orei Gage,
$1,000. CLIO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Bic raidjritc Rontc mad Gapc Mau

lit iiber sic ngcnnipIoonia g Giicn-
balm" Der Spe3iol5ug obnc @og-
gonmedIel perIGBt Baltimore, Union.
@obnbof am 6reitog, Sen 2. Sep.
tember, I'M 2 llbr No6mittogS; sic
9tbfobrt fiir sic Giidfebr Don Cape
Map erfolat am Montag, bcn 5.
September, nm 5 l1br NafmittogS.
MunoreiIc $1,000, einI6IieBIid 8oIt
lnto 2ogiS in nGorgrcB SoG."
Clio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Snlins Scbbel, oelitider 8botosrapf,
321 N.-8apsS trafe.

9abinetbilOer ntr 81 pro 9ntenb.
Sn emaiairten opalen giloern ituo
id6ne Neubeiten ertpGbnenspertb.
2ebensgroBe photographer uno
fiinItIeriib b~oIlenoete Gopien alter
9iIoer IN Grapon, @aiierfarben, Del
unb BaItea cine Spe5iaIit6t.
Nan bergeiie nidt, borsnipreden.
G4O6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Grfnriipnen nadJ Der GrOhen Welt.
Nusiteluna

nit ser yGenniplponiu Giicnbobn"
ieben Mittpoh. 6obrprcis $i7 BON
Baltimore. 8obrfnrten iitlo fir 5ebn
Gage giiltig, alf Der @ill- un0 &ild'
fabrt III Stanoorb Goodies. Abiobrt
BON Baltimore ~ ilbr Wiittogs, on.
ld)lieBeno an ben observation-disclosures
Spe5iol5ug. C245-5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Nadj Gapc Dian iibcr bic Tclaiunrc
RiuersS sHuntc.

glm 2. September peranitaltet Die
.Genniplpanio Giienbobn" cine per
lonlid) %gefiibrte Soltr mad Cape
MoD, Sen ltnion.9 obnbof INN 2 llbr
Nndmittogs uerlnIieno, uno in Cape
Mup Inn 6 llbr 9lbenoS onfommeno.
$1,000 fir oie Hi1noreiie, einihlieB-
lid Soft mo 2ogiS fir Orei Gage
in yGongreB Sail" zines Ser beiten
Sotels in Cape Map. (244-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
gfnr St7 mad, Der Weltan sltelnng.

yYcmlpluonia giienbobn" eoad9'
Grfuriioncn ieoen Mittwod). ao'
iobrt bon Baltimore II llbr Wftl'
tags, an oen oitrd)fabrenoell Spe6lui'
3,lg oni6liebeno. 9iuete llllo u
sic &iidfobrt innerbalb 5eblt Sase'
ailltig. (24o--oW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Siaioe Heiie mad ScutIdllouS.

G6iffGtorten foiten iett MIR ST
fir 3lpiideloedsfnrten BON 8olti.
more nod 9remen. @eGen weitcrer
Mustunit penbs man iif an z beo.
s. Oiener&Go o., ia Suffering.
ton.Str., 3immer Rr. 3. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

0ie @roBQe h morenen
mad)ten 9~eItcrn cine Snipeftionstoilr
llat ser Ncger i. HeformonItolt 81
Gbeltenbdm. 9tod glbid)lllB Der
fomnel1ocn @ode iperoen Die 8roB-
Qcidnuorenen oeS WoiterminS ibre
Nrbeiten beenDet boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Gapc WnH SUur AM Irbcitcrtaa

Gapc MNg.S Onr ant Yrheitcrtag
ouf ser oEcmlDIOonia-@ iienbobn"
an >. Scptcmbcr Ger Spe5ioI5ug
iibcr sic 0clomore. Riper- 9riidcn-
Noutc ocrlGbt Baltimore itm 2 llbr
Nodmittoga. gbfobrt fir Die Tiid-
febr bon Cape N}ov ON 5. Septem-
Der nm ) llbr NbcnOs. 6obrpreiS
5000, cinihIieBlih aoIt l1nO 2ogiS
fir Orei Gage III nGongreB.Soa."
(244-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
@arnm in bic 1erme idlpeiien,

no boS @ilte lieat 10 nab? Wes'
boIb 9ier ans Ser Sremoe IMPORT
rem, mcnn irarf Steil's 9Ier alle
~ouslpGrtigcn Erobuftc an @ilfe
ilbertrifft? NZ4ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
EenniDlunnia . Giicubabn = Spc5ial'
Grfnriipn

an 4. September. Bon Baltimore
nod Ebilabelpbia mno 5lriif $500;
nnd Gbeiter unb auriid $3.50; ,led)
Wilmington uno auriid 500.
l244-O 1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Ecnnipluunia = Giienbabm = Spc5ial-
Grfnriiun

an A.. September. @on Baltimore
noG GbiIo0elpbio unb 5ilriif $500;
nah Gbeiter mo 5uriif $3.50; nod
@ilmington lnO 5uriid 500.
(214-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
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+ il G t. Weitern irit6 oltrf-
idmirrte elm @eriiht Sen 8eidditS,
tbeiI ser Stnot, DAB ser @oupernellr
IN annapolis perlett mor6en lei.
Cine Iofort nod NnnupoIi5 %gcianbte
@otidoft brohte obcr bic gnt>uort
Dob ii6 ser @ouuerncrr gciunO unb
iuobI befinoe. Gr febrte nm 1a2 ltbr
nof ser StaOt 3uriid ulO ilbr &c.
gen Nlbeno no6 ieinem &on0IiBc in
6omoro , County.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Samitag- nnS Sonntag-G rfnriionct

nod @aibineton $t.25 auf Der
r8ennipIpanier 9abn." 8ilete iinS
fir Die &iidfabrt Bis Sonniag
abeno 9iiItig. gae 3iige, oen
rGongreiiional 2imitcO" aliSaenom.
men, 0ruSo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
Scra6acicBtc Gniiitcnprciic

bon Baltimore nod) Bremen nit
rgtor0oeutifen 2lopo" g Gampiern
$3t, NIT 9nmpferny Moiu," .&bein"
uno oNedor" 1913. S6eo0or $.
0iener& : o., ia Sit-&erington.
StraBc, 3immer Ntr. 3. (2379
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

Der 9eHtf6e GOrre(ponOen
erideiut ieOen Sag i'm Sabre,
G. Saline, Gtgeutbimer unb Tebnfteur.
@er6ditsbiireau uuS sfeSafion
gfr. All, ct. Sduls Gtrnfe.
Telephone:
Sir oaS @eidGftsIofaI:
Is, & 4. 1928, IOnnt gernun.
Sir Die Geoaftion:
6. e q. 3t75 gt. @crnuu.
Gdtgluno 1893 GuurtIanO.
6~tgembamer g. gaiu.. @oBnuua:
G. & g. $40 n maoiion.
Hef&dfsf1tr,r g. 81. Selma @oDnuas:
G. & 3. 12f 8 8aIbrooE.
9ns @ei6GftSbiireau oeS n9euts
iden Gorreipou0entcn" lit noh SIR.
41t, ct. &a1I-S troBe, Oerlegt NOR
cen un0 ale &riefe uno 2InfrugeH
iouten mad BORT geribtet neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02
TrcitaG Den ,, September 1904.


,Gleetrie.Qdri." - 0icfe g8obe Gau6coiue'
guritelunpcn mo Guu3crt.
ypuulbGnitrnBcu ~ Z Brater". - Gitlc guhe:
Scouts Noriti".
icph HiufcrruUe. Dir. 300. 5WalNugp0 Sitdht an
GuWit00, ben 3. september.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-02

Oe1tGrll Sptrllttog toHo III pet
DSdngerbrno.Sule" Die critic Sit
3ung Der 20. transformation Der
Se6nifer itott. Sr. 9. ". Spter.
HrGiioent oeS bieiigen ySefnlfer.
&ereinS," fiibrte Den Gorlib mo be-
miafontmnete sic NnmeIenocn NIT
einigcn moblaemGhltcn @urtcn uno
betonte bcionoerS IN i%ei1er a%niprod)e
bie ercellente finon5ielle Snge DER
%ereirigung nno Die ltdnoige GIT
nabmc Der MitglieOidaft. @egelt'
morti0 5dblt ser @erein 81 Witglics
ser eeget sol bier Sabre 5nriif. Sic
Meoe murOe nit groBem @eifol BON
ben Mnipeienben ouigenonlnet. Ser
Sd,oBmcilter oes &ereine, Sr. $. s..
9crgntonn, mar perbinoert, 5llgegeh
an iein, rno ser 6innrt5beridlt muroc
BON Srn. 8all 9oIid perlelen lin0
nit Npplolts bcgriiBt. Nod Ser.
leiuna Der 9erid)te belt Sr. Faul
@obel bon Ietp-Dorf, &eboftelr beS
y5ednologiit," ocS offi5ieIlen Or
gons ser Gereinigung cine lGngere
Iniprode oil sic 0ele9oten, IN Scr
er lie olifforberte, Sd)ritte 5l tblln,
lin1 Die Girflllotion bea Snbblnttea
ST. permebrer. ;3u oieiem 3wede CT.
Iudte er Die N%nmeienben, oitf cine
9roBerc appropriation Iilr Die font
mcnben Sabre bon Seiten OeS @cr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-11
WATERBURY CENTER.

Mrs. II. ~. Mather and daughter Miss
Mabel, of Burlington. were guests of Mr..
and MIS-. Fbcn tiusc over Suniey.-rhe
board of agriculture held very interest
hE rnootjHS Fiday last. Because Of the
accident on tho Genital Vermont railroad
that morning they wore unable to reach
f''c until 7f'crnoou. The ep al.r's We
Ernest rIE hook 81 rit.sneh. Cas-ius
Ieel. ana Prof. Hills Of Burlington in the
afternoon ard the Hon. Mason Stowe and
G. J Bel in the evening. The Grange
choir furnished music. Tho ladies served
diNne- and sunper in Grange hall.-Mrs
&. q. Town, who was at her home in
Stowe the past week returned to Mrs.
p. L. Smiths Sunday. Mrs. Howard
Smalloy. who had taken her place MS
nurse. returning to Stowe. MIS-. Smith
is very low.-air. and Mrs. +. n Bliss
expect to move to the home Of Mrs. Bissa
son GcorG' FIrrlnms in Waterbury
soon. where they Will be cared for and
have q home MIS- bliss ia quite feeble
Frank Dcm9s Of DuXbury mas rented
the Moses Duoll house and will move
soon.-Niss Olive Dillinlham Of Barre was
nome oV,r Surday-The Whist club met
with MI end Mrs Frank Guild last
Thursday evening. 4 good company was
present and all enjoyed II pleasant even
ING. j. Ferguson of burlington spoke
60 a good sized audience al the Paptiat
Church Sunday morning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-11
CRAFTSBURY.

Mary Spaulding left last Thursday for
Bradford, where she expects to remain
for several wccks-Thc funeral of James
Eldred was held in tho Methodist Church
Lost Monday forenoon, the Rev. X. j.
Chrysue officiating. The remains We're
taken to Montgomery for interment. An
son Edrcd, brother of the deceased, and
his brother, John from Montgomery. were
in town to attend the funeral and ac
company the remains to Montgomery.
Two sisters from Eardwick, Mrs. Green
and Mrs. I.ovcland. attended the funeral
donation at the Congregational Church
last Tuesday evening for the benefit of
the Row. l.. r.. Tupper; net proceeds $500
"A donation was held by the Presbyter-
ian Church last Friday evening a the
home Of Samuel Morse for the benefit of
tho Rev. ]. c. Taylor: proceeds $l11o0-
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bartlette were called
60 Johnson the first of last week on ac-
count of the sickness and death Of Mr..
Bartlettc's mother.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-11
WESTFIELD.

Next Sunday the Rev. A. e. PEBBLES will
hold n Lincoln servicc.-Mr. Dodge of
West Derby has bought II. i. Miller
stock Of goods and rented and taken
possession OF his store. He has also rent
cd and taken possession of the Methodist
parsonage. Mr.. Miller has lived in town
since early boyhood. and has made many
friends by his quiet ohlising ways and
honest business methods. lis reno, nj
Will be a loss to the town.-The Rev. NJ.
W. Farman returned Tuesday from
Glover, where he has preached the last
two Sundays.-H. y. Miller. the efficient
town clerk, refuses a recollection as ho
expects to leave town in "A few months.
and |. Is. Johnson is spoken OF as n good
snccessor.-Miss Maudc Milor has roturn-
81 from 81 few weeks visit with friends
in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Airs.
n. S Hitchcock has returned from
Mnssawippi, Canada, where she has bean
visiting her mother and brothor.--W. ".
Wakefield has been summoned To st. Al
bans as witness in the hard fought land
case Of Baker Us. Prouty and Miller.-
Arthur Bickford had one eye seriously in
jured last week. when saving. q piece Of
cdging hitting it,-Mrs. Bernie Gilbert has
been entertaining friends from away.-Tho
Con2rega tonal Ladies' Aid society mot
at Mrs. II. O. Miller's Tuesday to arrange
for the Washington party.-Tuesday made
10 days OF zero weather this winter in
the village.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-11
NEWPORT.

A good number of the momhcrs Of
Malta Commandery, No 10, X. r., with
several visiting sir knights from stan
stead, Que, and from other communicates
met with Malta in their asylum on Friday
afternoon for inspection. The commandery
was opened in full form by Sir Frank
II. Flint, eminent commander presiding,
when En-. Sir Charles a. Caldcrwood
grand generalissimo of the Grand Com
mandery of the State Of Vermont, as in
Fpecting officer, Sir Horace c. Pierce,
grand warden, and Sir. ii. T.. Channel,
prov grand prior, Province of Quebec
were presented in open cOmmandery and
received by the eminent commander,
J. 3. Bishop was presented ana received
the order of knighthood. Sir Knight
Bshop, with several others received at
the close the knights OF Malta. when the
work and inspection was brought to a
close. This being the annual ladies' night,
the sir knights with their ladies and in
Vited guests to the number of some two
hundred and twenty assembled at tho
asylum ut six o'clock p. m, when all
marched to tho Odd Fellows hall TO par
take Of banquet served by Caterer Sir
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-11
LOWELL.

Maurice Farman has returned from his
trip TO MISUNDERSTANDING Whist club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. H. ii. Newton
Friday evening, February Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Blake were called to Barton Sun
day by the Illness of Mrs Blake's grand
mother.-Miss Nan Farman of Holyose.
Mass, is visiting al the homo of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Far
man.-William Garrow moves to Enos-
burgh Falls this week.. r.. Newton has
been laid UP with a lame knee the past
week.-The ladies of the Christian En-
deavor society will serve dinner town
meeting day in the basement rooms under
Mrs. +. r. Wcllmnn's store.--A basket
ball contest will be held at the town hall
February II between the Westfield and
Lowell clubs, followed by a promenade.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Winget February 1.-The society
OF Christian Endeavor will give an en-
tcrtainment at the town han Monday
evening. February 90. called THE Hat
Chet Partie." Refreshments will be
servcd.-H. d. Stannard and Miss Winnie
Stannard were in town last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-11
FAvSTON.

f. J. Long crushed one hand quite bad
ly whilo working in William Clar;s ma
chine shop last week.-Mr. ard Mrs. Walter
Griffith have returned from visit to
Plutt shurgA, X. Y.--Mrs. Hattie McL ugh
lin is caring for Mrs. Arthur MCAllistcr.
who is much bet ,er.-Mrs. LOUIS ri patrick
OF Berlin and Hattie Fitzpatrick OF Mont
pelisr are Al home for a few days with
Mrs. Isabella Smith. Tho ohcers of NOISY
Glen Lodge, No. l.9 wore installed Satur-
day evening. February g. by Mrs. r. A.
Bragg, l.. %. as follows; c, r"
r. A. Bragg: V. r. Anna Max
we'll; secretary, Frank Kew; II. s.
Archie Mccullough; r" Bessie Chase; NJ.
Ernest Chase; O.. Edith Martin; s, Mel
son Mccullough; a. 8. Edna Bragg; T.,
NJ. Nina Maxwell. chaplain, Mrs. Mar
tina Mccullough Archie, Nelson and Ar
thur Mccullough. Edward Jackson. Anna
Maxwell and Daisy Mccullough attended
the Good Tempars union ut Roxbury-
NelUe1dnV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-11
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Belle Fierce Of STAFFORD spon, last
week with Miss Ellen Fiercc.-Mrs. Il.
NJ. Sargent went 20 Wo'ce'tsr, Mass,
last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Abbott
yerc called TO Washington the first of
thc week to attend the funeral OF his
hrothcr-in-law. George BiNby.-Ahss lisa
belle Martin returned from Middlcsex
Saturday evening Don Galusha OF the
Massaclusctts Institute ar Technology,
Boston is at home for a few dnYs.--Msses
Mabel and Sadie Brooks closed their
schools I'm Sharon last Friday and are at
home for several weeks vacation
Harold u. Fish WAS homo from Dart
mouth college over Sunday.-Miss Emma
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-11

eo,iet r,,,rit in r,lchvi,ie Tho rol'ov.i,,
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WATERBURY.

George A. Robinson. who has been at
tcndic EdnUrds h Eh school In Burling
ton FOR the .chool year. and who was
Obliged 10 lenVe school on account of n
ness was brought IN has horne in Mater
bulA MOI day noon in a critical condition
Alfred DTinkwinN ard Miss Della Cuttey
were married yesterday morning.
The Rev. A. Lynch. pastor OF St An
drews Church, left yesterday for the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlia az on,
where he Will haVc an operation per-
formed He will be absent about two
weeks
J. +. Fullerton has sold the Richard
Fddock place near nuxbury Corner to
j. II. Arklcy; consideration, s24no.
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fully the buildings mentioned by Chief
Engineer Peck and his assistant and to
MAKE SPECIFIC recommendations In writ
in8s ABOUT any changes that should be
made in the building. The report mado
TO the council showed that the doors
OF nearly all the churches swing inward
ana recommendations are made that they
should be changed so that they VIII open
outward. Among the buildings mem
TONED by Chief Engineer Peck which
need more or less changes are the school
building on East State street. the Union
school building, Bethany. Trinity and the
FIRST Baptist Church, the Church or the
Messiah, the opera house block, the Mas
succo block, Armory hall, the Montpelier
House, st. Michacls parochial school,
Christ Church, the Blakcly block and the
Hillside
Sargent r. 3. Gordon and Private ].
Crank OF the 18th cavalry U. >. A."
opened on Saturday recruiting office III
this city in the Willard block.
AS an evidence of the intense cold that
mas prevailed In this section Of Vermont
during the past few weeks the leo on the
reservoir is 30 inches thick, thickness
never before eQualled.
In bankruptcy court Saturday afternoon
continuation of two weeks was or
dered In tho final meeting of the credi-
tors of Dillingham; brothers and !. Nj.
Dillingham; of Waterbury. Tho iirSt
meeting was held but no trustee was ap-
pointed as there are no assets and so lar
as known no claims and no creditors.
Intelligence was received at Montpelier
on Saturday Of the death at Denver, Colo,
lo1 pneumonia and heart failure
OF Charles Francis Putnam formerly Of
East Montpelier. The deceased was IS
years old and had lived in the West for
many years
A. A. Bliss Of Sodom, representative
from Calais in the Legislature of 1902,
returned on Saturday from Trinidad, Colo,
where he has been for several months
visiting his daughter Mrs. Fred McDcr-
mid
Mrs. William Blake, who died Mon
day at her home in Swanton. formerly re-
sided in Montpelier, where she had many
friends. She was niece OF Mrs. H. II
Domming
Mrs Sadie w. Sheridan. formerly Of this
city. was married Saturday evening al
Earrc to Elmer r. Williams Of that city
| Following the ceremony reception was
| held a tho horne of Mrs. J. r. Backall In
this city. Mrs. Sheridan was for many
| years conpostor in he local owsra per
| Offices and prior to her marriage held a
similar position with ihc fIa-~c Times
The ladies OF Trinity Methodist Church
| wall meet this AFTERNOON with Mrs j. Z
| Clark on Loorie street to perfect plans
lay delegates TO tho Vermont conference
to be held in this city commencing Thurs.
day, March II, at which Bishop Nowlci
is to preside.
| Tho house occupied by Jerry Demassi
n section boss on tho Central Vermont
railway at Montpelier Junction, causht
fire Tuesday from an overheated stow
and was totally destroyed. It was for
| merly an old repair car and WAS occupied
| by several other Italians who lost nearly
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WAITSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Ifaselton returned
Saturday from few weeks visiting trip
in the eastern part of the State.-A son
was born sunday February 7th. to Mr..
ana Mrs. Eugene Little.-The 1nitiatory
degree was conferred on three candidates
at the last meeting of Valley Lofge, No.
10. !. q. o. i. Saturday evening, February
6-Ihc program for next meeting OF Mad
Kivor valley Grange. No 294 which
occurs Wednesday evening, February II.
mas been arranged by the Lecturer; Mrs
w. G, Kelsey, as follows: Music, VIC
Bragg; Htadine. Mrs. William Long;
paper, rs Natl nal Ma to Road Building
Advisable, and What Can the Grange do
10 secure it, by e. W. Willis: discussion:
Are the Literary Exercises Primarily
Tor the Entertainment Of the Grange. or
for Mental Development Of These Par
ticipatlng In Them" Mrs p. n. Skinner,
Mrs c. NJ. Jones: Music Mrs Mae Bra zC