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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
SOClALST TICKET

Tho socialists OF tbls cts announce
hc following ticket.
For delegate 90 congress. 49, s. San.
Ion
For member of the council from Der
ulIHlo county. Thomas seward
For member OF the council from
Hornalllo sandoval and Mckinley
counties. Samuel N Wells.
For representative from Bonalnlo
county, j. ~ Bearrup
For representative from Bcrnalllo
and Mckinley counties. Alex Craig.
For county commissioner. First die.
,r.ct A. j. Guevara.
For county commissioner. Third dis
trict. J w. Blackburn
For probate Judge, W. p. Metcalf
For clerk OF probate court william
Bryce.
For school superintendent G. s.
Ramsay
For sheriff =. Jacobson.
For assessor. Gust r. Gustafsou.
For treasurer and ox.onlcio collcc
TOR Charles A. Hail.
For county surveyor Anthony Bel
mcr
For river commissioners. vs.. E Kerr
10 o. burnett j. w Weir G. D. Allen
G,orge Peacock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
"IaE Man IN OVtRALly"
PRODUCED nY MARIE FOUNTAIN
COMPANY LAST NloHr--"THE
AMERICAN DRUMMER"

Fwm Thursday Daily Ctlzonl
rhe clever apuciaitlps of Goilio Cole
Wus tho feature of tho performance
EIyon 90 the Elks opera house last
night by Marie Fountain and her CA.
client company of dramatic perform.
er The announcement that tbo bilI
would Boz The Man in Ovoralls
brought out an unusually lureo crowd
Bobby Fountain ln che leading ro.a
was success Miss HoImick. o.
Polly Crawford. was equally as goo.
as on ihe uIeht previous. when shu
appeared as Polly West aud captured
nc house Loo 'ho role of o. country
Hred boarding school rirl
-rh0 Man Ion tho Ovonlis" is am ln.
terCEtIug story of au that tho t.tio sun
rcs.s a young man of uncertain BIRTH
proves t0 ho ren'us. Inyouta % ma.
chime which makes another man. who
Sd Dds employer. rich; as Fuuorintou.
Cent of largo factory ho ls friend
of The lahorors; be- loves Die employ.
erH daushfer pleads his love. Ir Tilted
because OF his lowiy position. but he
hoars his burden horoIca'ly and .n the
end wins out. of course. The chnrac.
terf portrayed are very difficult To-
ay The least There o. little or no
comedy and lots of grief 10 shows
'he br.rht and the dark sides of llfc.
with an ovorahuudanco of the latter
There s nothing about &C. so very lm.
possible iuat plain facts
Tonight the hill ls "Thc American
Drummer an Irish comedy lroma of
-FOUR asts and there win Boz lots of fun
'0r Ihc nnnnlo who liko to LAUGH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
GEMS or THOUGHT

Thores courage which grows out
ol fear Boon.
THE secret of success o. consistency
oi purpose Msrnol
Wise men argue causes; fools de-
eide Thorn Auocharsis.
Tho ,nIrat of dehro ls never allied
nor fully satisfied Cicero
Ho who purnogeiy cheats his friend
would cheat his God laya,or
Heaven win permit uo man 90 so.
cure happiness by crime AlnorI
We are as often dupcd hy dln.donco
aH Dr. confidence Chesterfield.
no pity distress s hut human. 10
relieve % is goiiike 81 Mann
From the LOOKS not the lIns. is the
s3ui reflected. Mcdonald Clarke.
Enjoy present pleasures In fucn a
vas as MOT 20 lniuro future once Sen.
cca
AZ me flower Is before the fruit. 20
Is faith before good works Whatoly
wow how 90 listen and YOU viii
1ht oven from those who talk bad.
ly- puiarch
Despair gives the shocking case tu
the mind that modification gives 90
the body. Greyillo.
our dissatisfaction with any other
solution Is ihe blazing evidence of I'm.
mortality. Emerson.
Dead councillors are me most lu.
stuc'ivo because inov are heard with
patience and reverence johnson.
a sound discussion % not 20 much
Indicated by never making mistake.
ns hy never repeating them Boree.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
BONANZA VIII start up.

Tho Bonanza min viii start up
about November T. The min would
have boon IN operation ere this had
70 not been Tor the heavy rEins.
which washed out the roads. making
g. impossible 90 get lumber and other
necessary supplies Teams are busy
hauling ore 90 tho min. and hy tho
time u IS completed a large supply
OF high grade milling ore will be Ga
che bins The company iH shipping
car load of high grade ore 90 the
smeltor this weok-Hillsboro Adya-
cats.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
BOSWELL MILITIA.

Captain Calfse Secures Consent o.
Adjuta7t for Equipment.
Edgar CaIfoo returned to Roswell
from p trip 90 Santa W. aaa Aibu.
querquo Says tho Record. mr. Cal.
fee went Co Santa Fe 90 see Adiutant
General Whlteman in regard t0 the
equipment FOR the Roswell militia
Mr Whlioman consented ana me
arms and supplies will arrive as soon
as arrangements can be made with
the railroads for free transportation
q Is She intention of Mr.. Calfee lo
make tho Roswell militia one OF tho
best in iho west He win Give much
Of h.s time ana attention 10 enc dr.l.
ing Mr Calfoe 81 man OF affairs
and when be- undertakes anything ho
always brings II Co o successful Ter.
minatiOn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

for what &c is worth A few days
after lhe rains of lasi week. numbers
Of small CD appeared Ia tho ditchos
supplied hy the aroslan wen OF lhe
C. a. p. Land a Cattle company
east Of town and Mr Cecil doclar
ga ihoy came from thc well The
rontlcmanB ycucity could not be-
questioned. boot atom folks were ln.
c'iuoi to De- stoplical unt mr. Ce.
ellis word was corruhortod Mon.
day Tho hie Flow oft water vas struck
iu Harry Ham.lI0ne wei that after
noon The rotary was stopped aud
while Hiiio awDnrinron aud nasist
ants. together with hiH wife aud hia
father we're Watching thp water pour
out at tho Top uf tho casing. a sna A.,
trout was thrown ont with the spray
1r0n 'hr door lf thc derrick Ii w1s
Immediately captured and brought to
town hv Mr. sWearInron The we'll
was sac feet doop and the dr.u DO. had
bu' recently penetrated to the sub
irrranoan river The Advocate has
uo opinion to give ON This fish story
20 is Just "a simple fact that can be-
mhs.antiatod Tho fish was NOT
blind aH might ho supposed. bur
looked IKE Che ordinary fresh water
trout. and probably went down into
'he big rIvor below from NnrtN
Spring river above HOswoli-.fhat
stream ungurt.uuahly tn'ng supplied
from The same groh. fountain head
That gives arosian water to the low.
or VHllnv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

New York. oct % AN advance 100
the price of carpets ls expected in
n few days as "a direct result of me
Russu-Iapanese war. The war has
forced the price of carpet wouls so
high thar tho manufacturers have
been making goods ar loss for some
time Russia and China are the two
great sources of supply Tor carpet
woods Both countries have been de-
nudod practically OF their supply
Russia has taken her own wool Tor
clothing Tor her soldiers. and Japan
has bought zap an the available Chi
nose supply what Ia left has advanc
90 u price until % is almost ON a
Lowell with the fine clothing woods
and IN addition 20 this the Increased
valuation has put 80 into "a class pay
Ing much higher duty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
LAID TO REST
Funeral and Burial Of Willie CERT
sleyater This Afternoon.

Funeral and Burial Of Willie CERT
sleyater This Afternoon.
tFrlm Thursday Daily CitlzouD
The funeral of Willie Gorlt sleystor
took place This afternoon at 3 O'Clock
at the home of tho heroaved parents.
Mr. and Mrs % A slossier. so COS
EAST Railroad avenue. and was large
ly attended hy relatives and friends
oft The sorrowIng family Beautiful
touching words we're pronounced by
Rev Marsh who conducted the scr.
Vices. and sween tuned SONGS appro.
pr.ai To- the death of "a little child
were rendered ArCr this The little
caskot. covered with wroaths. crosses
aud bC iuots of flowers was carried to-
the hoarsc and many mourners fol.
lowed DC to FairyIew cemetery. where
the remains were laid 90 rest q
Mr. and Mrs ~ W Davis. OF las
Veas. the latter sister of Mrs sloy
sior came in last night and attend
eel me funeral and burial of thoir
nephew this afternoon q "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
Meets hi snrInnfIsld.

springfield ln oct 27 The Con.
trial Illinois Homeopathic Medical So
cioiy held lts twenty annual
meeting boo Springfield to-day. tho sos.
s.ons being held zoo thc supreme court
room OF lho state capital Th, mpot
ing was devoted entirely Goo thc hu.
reau of medicine. of which Dr. w. IT,
NeIdhorger of nioom.netun. ls chair.
man The treatment of tuberculosis
wac one of the principal matters dis
cusscs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Tho canning factory received aus
other shipment of cans this week
ana has been preserving moro fruit
and vegetables since lta arrival Yes.
trrday afternoon with a force of only
ten women they completed 1000 cans
of tomatoes Ga throe hours with a
FUN force the factory can easily turn
out 5000 cans day This VIII give
some ideG OF what the community ia
losing by reason of failure tu got
cans as desired Pennington Hush
az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

% is said choice cuts of beef sen
al ten cents q pound On Wilcox
Arizona The reasons for cheap choice
beef az Wilcox are that the town
located near Paradise and Tomb
stone ln commenting ou che sub
ioct however. the Iordsburg Liberal
makes ibis sneEestion
wilcox is foty.two miles north,
west of Paradise. thin eight miles
a nrilo east of north from Tombstone.
u is possible lf 81 was "a little far
lhor from Tombstone. and a little
nearer Paradise. beef might son for
eight cents"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Tho people of Lordshurg used 10
have sympathy with the people OF
Clifton and Moreno. when hey we're
suffering from typhoid fever bat they
are getting hardened to lhoir truub
les ~ che camps were examined by
scientific men. who make "a business
uf looking after The public health the
source OF his disease could soon be-
asoertaincd and the disease orradi.
Gated when however tho chief men
iu the Arizona Copper company. the
physician In charge of tho Detroit
Copper company tfe cashier and
mauagor of one of tho leading BANKS.
as well as other prominent citzens.
suffer from this disease. why should
outsiders mourn because the men boa
charge OF me camp will not take the
proper sanitary precautions lords
bur Liberal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
NEW NATIONAL BANK.

ha8ermap VIII Have one In the Near
Future.
A national bank will be established
ai Hngcrman .n che near future. The
NEGOTIATIONS have not assumed a def.
nito form up to the present time. but
80 .s certain that iiagcrmau -ill have
"a national hank The names oi the
parties Interested are not yet ready
Tor publication. but several Roswell
cit.zous viii have stock 'n &C. last
evening one of the Interested ones
lcft Tor that point and will spend SOW.
oral days there looking over the field
and selecting a suitable location for
tho Building Roswell Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Topeka. KAN. Oct 26 More than
usual Interest aiiachos 90 me annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Atchison. Topeka a Santa Pc railroad
800 session here today The interest
H due largely 90 tho report that ho
Hartman Interests win ondoayor 90
secure a place ON Tho board of a.
rectora. with "a view 90 hrlnglng about
a close alliance between the Atchson
tho Union Pacific mi the southern
Patinc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

injunction stops Building in Street
a dispatch from anita Fe tD tho
Denver Republican. dated October 20.
SAYS
judge John a. McFie. upon appllca.
tom Con the cts of Santa &c. hoo
granted an injunction against luis ~.
ortiz ordering him to suspend build.
ing operations upon structure which
De was erecting across fho proposed
extension of GaIlsteo street.
Three sundays ago the city attempt
ed Co open the street across the prop.
erty Of ortiz but ala those VINO pariic.
ipafed ln che work were arrested ou a
charge of violating the sunday law.
as au injunction issued on sunday
would not De against the city Since
thcn Ortiz had been pushing work ou
thn structure which ho is constructing
ON his lol facing the street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
PARKER-DAVIS
NUPTIALS YESTERDAY

From Thursdays Daily Chzenl
"a tcry pretty wedding was sol.
anzrd at Che Church of Toe Holy
Faith AZ o'clock yesterday after.
nlau. at Santa Fr. when Associate
Justice Frank Wilson Parker of las
Cruces and Miss Anna Davis. of santa
Sc, pllshfed their twth
THE ceremony was performed Boy
R"v w u pyc. iu the presence of a
lareo number of friends of thc con
fmcting parties from town and abroad
Tho church was decorated ln white
and gold. white and yellow chysan.
thomums nrodominaULe and thc altar
was draped In tho same colou Tho
bride was charmiuely attIred In white
crystal crepe. made over cream tar
iota trimmed with chinun and pearl
ornaments. and wore picture hat to
match There wore mo- bridesmaids.
tho Eroom was attended by nr J A
MaHHio Thr uehrrs were D. Howard
Nnurhn W Gsarront and Morgan q.
Ilowoiyn
Amor thc ceremony was concluded
there was uo reception hut an Informal
wedding supper gas served 90 ihe
home of Mr. and Mrs Allan q Ken.
nedy with whom the bride made her.
homo Only tbo intimate friends oil
The bridal couple wero present
last evening Judge and Mrs Park.
or iefi on their honeymoon tour to bo|
absent about mof ,h. Thoy win Grst|
visit tho i1deoa former homo DO Nlch.
Team and then several of the eastern
cities taking in the exposition ai si.
louis ON thcir return tr'p Thoy vu.
make their future homo ai laa Cruces
which De- tho headquarters FOR tho.
Third judicial district OF which mo-
fnuam la fhn presiding judge.
The bride who has been f1r say.rai
years o. resident of Santa W.. marur
her homo win her sister. Msf Allan
o kenuody s yeD popular .n s1a.al
circles and Is charming Young uo.
mth of attractive rorsonaiIf, and
many aitainmcnis who win boz fraafir
missed uy her many friends when sine
takes up hcr residence On Ias crnr.s
she does not however. eo to that rItv
aH stranger as she formerly resided
tHero and also az Huaboro. hrf,ro
cuminr to Santa Fo.
ludgo Parker a Too well known
throughout the territory for much To-
he said concerning him. This Del his
eighth year as a momhor OF ihp su.
prcme bench of the territory aud Tor
over twouty years hc has boon "a resi-.
dent of New Moxlco. Ho b. held in
the highest oatecm by hls COLLEAGUES
on the bench and De- enjoys fhe re-.
spect GOOD viii and friendship off fb0
View Mexico bar and of an tho cltiI
fona of che territory who have ~
good fortune 90 know him. in ~
markahle degree Ho o. properIj
clnsHed among me best ana laailni
citizens " The territory and has dom
much Tor .ts benefit aud progress
matorIal way as woll as Tor Iia aii,
WALTON and advancement from a moral
legal ana judicial standpoint
Ih' sincere and best wishes of tbeIl
many friends throughout tho tarrltorN
VIII accompany Judge and Mra parI
Yer through ihcir Journey OF Ifo honcei
forth. May this De happy. long and
prosperous
Among those from out OF town who
attended the nuptInls were Chief Jus
tlrc W D. Mills. of Las Vegas o. H.
Holt Nicholas Gales aud Eugene Van
Patton. of las Cruces.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
or REPUBLICANS HELD At LAS
CRUCES ON TUESDAY.

In the district convention OF repub-
lluans held 40 las Cruces on Tuesday
the following legislative ticket was
nominated, For tho council from
nona Ana. Grant. Otoro and Luna
counties Charles o. Miller Of An.
th0ry Tor member of the house from
noua Ana. Grant. Otcro and Luna
counties James w. Hannigau of Dem.
iur ior the council from pona Ana,
Grant Otcro. Luna. Lincoln Chayes.
Eddy and Roosevelt counties. A. A.
Tampko ~ pomlnE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
- b DLy.-L sasramsnla -

~ :" NI'"TN "--I "-1I""I0 TTW-T-
There is "a plan on foot So furnish
water for 30 paao hy a pine line ex-
tending from tho Sacramento river
10 that city says tbc Alamogordo "a.
yortiaor
% 81 Zee. representing the par
tics backing tho proposed schome.
was recently ou the Sacramento
river and secured options ON an the
water 90 this side and pipe 10 20 Oh
paao STA the JarIllas
70 would probably take upwards OF
a million dollars to carry the en-.
tcrprlae through. but would furnish
tho city with an excellent and fine
supply uf mountain water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Iudeo A. j. Morrison left Socorro
Sunday morning Cor the southern part
OF the territory where republican
moouugs win Dee held and speeches
made hy him Before returning he
win visit Hllsboro. Klngman, Domine
ard Lordsburg. and probably silver
Ciiy. b. ail communication is osiah
iished 10 the latter town within tho
next few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
A FlSHY FISH STORY
GUT IT'S TRUE. AND CAN HE VgR.
IFIEp BY SEVERAL WITNESSED.

Nmm Thursday Daily CtIzonl
Trout are aa plentiful In tho Pecos
valley ns ordinary "Euckers' hack
east and % is seldom that tho Adyo.
cato s called upon t0 chronicle any.
thing new or strange in th.s line
says tbe ArlesIa Advocate YhiH week
We have "a fish STORY msi "a little out
of the ordinary and IL is published
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

The heaviest individual loaor from
The floods in Now Mexico was AZ w.
Mills of sprugor whose blg Red river
orchard was almost entirely swept
away. and whose elrhtmilo iTIrat.
ing ditch costing $4,000 90 build. was
totally destroyed Hls loFs Be- estlmat-
ga az fully $4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

No. q Nickerson, vice president or
tho Mexican Central with hcudquar
ters iu Now YORK City has gone 90
Mexico CHy ON official railroad husi-
ness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Miss EahOl little. of this cIty. and
g. q Baird formerly of WAGNER. ln.
dian Territory. were united ln mar.
riago laat evening by Rey s. r.
Woods. pastor of the Baptist church
on account OF the recent fitness 40
the BRIDES brother and with cousin
SIN confined to DTS bod with typhoid
foyer, The wedding was quiet one
only a few OF their most Intimate
friends being present Ma and Mfsy
Baird viii enter ON the duties OF.
housekeeping ln this city. where they,
WIl' remain during the winter
Thursday morning whom Mr ana
Mrs q s. Knox left for short trip
90 ST. Louis. they wcro met at me
depot hy "a largo company 0f thcIr
friends. from whom they received
congratulations and best wishes. sup.
plementod hy suporalundauco of
rice. old shoes and s,roamcrs 90 rlb-
bon. Thor clothes, pockets and grips
were filled with the coroal. LARGE
plnrards attached 90 the rr'nF ana
suspended In the car wore calculated
to ouliehten the casual observer mat
a wedding ceremony had recently been
performed % is very probable that
inc newly-weddod couple foli relieved
when the train moved away ana
br'adened the distance between them
ana their tormontorH- Carlsbad Ar.
gus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-25

Walter T. Moore, prominent coal
dealer of Lowell, Mass. willed himself
with rifle in Amherst, N. H.. Tuesday,
while his company's creditors were
wrangling over its affairs his act being
prompted by apparent financial ruin. His
death may be followed by that Of his
wife, who has been unconscious since
hearing the news.
A robber entered the bank at Platte
Centre, Neb., 20 miles south of Norfolk
on Tuesday and demanded the cash in
the safe from Cashier Schroeder. The
cashier refused to hand out the money
and the stranger shot him through the
breast, infiicting n fatal injury. A clerk
who was in a rear room gave the alarm
and the would-b be robber jumped into a
carriage which was in waiting outside
the bank and drove rapidly away. The
sheriff in an automobile and a posse of
citizens on horseback pursued and can
tured him after n chase of nine miles.
The man fired at C. c. Englehorn. who
was thrown from his horse against n
barbed wire fence and seriously injured
The sheriff had difficulty in protecting
the prisoner from mob violence The
desparado proved to be a farm hand
named William Holden.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-25
@arriaees.

In Bratteboro Nov, 10, by Rev. f. w.
Lewis. Joel Martin of Hnsdale, n, H.,
and Mrs. Clara Il. Densmore of Brattle-
boro.
In South Londonderry, No. 16 by Rev
NJ II. Smith. Willie f. Barnes of Land
grove and Miss Rena Abbott Mullen of
South Londonderry.
In Newfane, Nov. 49, by Rev. a. j.
Martin of Wardsboro, John Martin of
Wardsboro and Miss, Gertrude Wright of
Newfane.
In Bellows Falls, Nov %. by Rev. F.
l.. Leavitt Arthur II, Fuller and Miss
Blanche G. Bowtell, both of Bellows Falls
In Bellows Falls. Nov. %, by Rev. L.
O. Sherburne, Bertram NJ. Whitman Of
Old Orchard, Maine, and Miss Jessie A.
Mackenzie of Bellows Falls.
In Rutland, Nov. 23, Frederick A.
Knight of Underhill and Georgia McKabe
of Rutland, both formerly OF Bellows
Falls.
In Bernardston, Mass, Nov. 10, by Rev.
Il. M. Frary, Worthy G. Worden and Isa-
bel j. Boyden, both of Guilford.
In Greenfield, Mass, Nov. "a, by Rev
G, w. Merriam, Lewis f. Stafford and
Miss Annie Farley, both of Greenfield
In Worcester, Mass, Nov 81, by Rev
DIR. Vincent e. Tomlinson. Chandler Clark
of Westmoreland, n. H., and Elizabeth
r. Jennison of Worcester.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-25
Has Salary of 500 900 Yearly.

Timothy e. Byrnes, who has just been
chosen vice president of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad system
at a salary of $4,000 per year, was born
in Bellows Falls in 1854. The father was
employed as a section boss between here
and Westminster on the Vermont Valley
railroad number of years. Both the
father and mother. whose maiden name
was Anna Clifford, came from Ireland and
were married while living here. The fam
lily moved to Minneapolis in 1862. Mr.
Byrnes has been prominent in business
and political circles for many years, hav-
ing been president of the Minnesota
League of Republican clubs, and sergeant
alarms of the national Republican con-
vention in 1896. For many years. he was
with President Mellen in a confidential
capacity on the Northern Pacific road and
now comes East to assume the above po-
sition with Mr.. Mellen. He has been in
Bellows Falls frequently the past few
years. and was here only two weeks ago
calling upon friends He is a cousin OF
John II. Byrnes, the grain dealer
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-25
STATIONS RIVER.


F. ]. Belden has finished work for w.
w. Cory.
Phoebe Gillespie has finished work at
DIR. Blodgett's.
C. L. Gale and son, Arthur, were in
Townshend Sunday
c. II. Whitcomb was in Hartford.
Conn, one day last week
Walker Dutton is spending a few weeks
with relatives in Rockingham.
Miss Mary Welch of Roxbury spent a
few days last week at Walker Dutton's
Miss Shea a nurse who has been at
c. e. Harris's, returned to Keene last
Sunday.
The National Show company are hold
ing entertainments in Odd Fellows hall
every evening this week.
Mrs. II. c. Johnson went to Towns
bend last Tuesday to spend a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Brooks
Sixteen members of Saxtons River
lodge, l. o. o. F., attended the district
meeting in Brattleboro Monday evening
Several from this place attended the
dance in Cambridgeport Friday evening.
Edward King and Ethel Smith won the
prize given to the best walters.
Mrs. Jane Derry of Townshend was in
town Monday. She expects to move to
this place very soon. and will occupy a
tenement in Charles Frost's house
Ethel Harris remains very i'll with ty-
phoid fever. She was little better Sun
day and Monday, but not as we'll on Tues
day.
Burton Griswold, who has been sick
with typhoid fever, died last week Wed
nesday night at the home of C. e. Har-
ris, where his mother is housekeeper for
Mr. Harris and his children. He was II
years old The body was taken to their
old home In North Windham. where the
funeral was held. Burial was in Lon
donderry.