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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
SWANTON.

DIR. IIon is making some notable inn
rrovemonts upon his residence.
The bank building is undergoing some
changes. Il big window on the east side
being one of the new features.
A team was seized yesterday by the
local customs officers for violation of the
revenue regulations.
Superintendent Carter, in charge of the
government piko-perch operations here.
informed your reporter Wednesday that
the work this year is proving successful
to marked degree. He says there are
two hundred and fifty million eggs in
sight and the outlook now is that more
eggs can be secured than can possibly
he handled with the present hatchery.
This season will go 100000 eggs
better than any previous season. 1t has
been the practice ever since fish proDoga-
ton commenced here several years ago.
to take pike in the river when the run Is
on. which is always over in a few days
and then add to the supply by procuring
pike from the. bay fishermen. This prac-
tico is being followed this season, GER
tain fishing grounds being designated to
he operated in the interest Of the gov
eminent work. Every Matching jar in
hatchery building will be in commission
this year. something that has never hap
pcncd before.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Charles Campbell. who has been quite
i'll is caining.-Mr ana Mrs. f. s Tarhc
visited at David Marcy's in South Rich
ford this wock.-Mi Ortou Of Fairfax is
engaged as teacher here in tho room
taught last year by Miss Mabel Tracy of
Johnson.-John Gilmore has moved from
tioctorVllc into II part Of Mrs. Minnie
Curriers' hous".--A quiet wedding took
place at O. II. Kowicy's sunday after
noon April % wh.r" Guy y. Rowlcy and
Miss Belle Martin were united in mar
rage by the Rev. &. j. Peterson of East
Yorkshire, the ceremony bong Witnessed
ny only hmm, date friends OF the bride
and groom. The bride WIS bocomingly
attircd in a brown going-aWuV suit with
hat To match. After receiving the con-
friends present, the newly married couple
Il it town to spend a few days in Montr.nl
They arc to reside in this placc.--B IT,.
Halle received news recently of the death
of his only sister. Mrs. Mile Hale Bailey
of Gardner. Mass, wife Of Munson Bailey
and for many vonrs a resident of this
town. Mr. Halle was unatlc to attend the
funeral Jerry Murray has moved from
VIII Barlor's tenement over the black
smith shop to Nelson HAN ana cOmpanys
tenement on River street recently vacated
by William Murr. Mr.. Murray. who has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia, is much
improved in health.
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FAIRFAX.

The preliminary for the prize speaking
! contest was held on Thursday afternoon
| in assembly hall. DR.. j.. A. Petty, Dr.
$. II Phelps. the Rev. G. w. Burke, Miss
| C.. NJ. tarnsworth and Mrs. Bergen acted
as Judges The following students were
| chosen to speak in June. Miss Media
Rice, Miss Leslie cobb. Miss Fern Hunt,
Miss 1l,ah Gale Miss Madgc IIuhurt
| William Macomhcr, Ralph Wolcott, Rob
crt stuart. Allen Patterson. Lyman
Hunt This contest Is to be held during
| ccmmcnccm, week IN June and four
prizes are to he awarded, two first prizes
of 81. one for the Toys and ono for The
girls. and two second priz,s of 81, divided
In the same way
Alice orion lcft the END for Mont
somcty. whcr" she has position in the
graded school.--AIiss Maud Paris will
teach in West Georgia this spring Miss
Mary Wheeler spent April - in St. AL
bans.-A game Of base bali will he played
by the Fairfax team April 29.-Mrs. Eva
Lane and son, Carl. spent the End in
St Alhaus.-3crt Bellows went TO Easl
Berkshire the Goth and brought back "A
mice span OF horsos.-Thc Rev. Mr..
Dawson state Missionary preached at tho
baptist Church Sunday. Miss l'lorance
Ballard Of St Adams spent last week
with her mother, Mrs. II. II. Rallard-W.
NJ. Smith of Cambridge spent the 18th
in town.-Miss May Ballard left the 18th
! for Chicago to spcnd some time visiting
friCnds.-Tho Rev. X. O. Hunt keeps
about the same.-C. +. pcircc is confined
to the house with the grip. w. II. Row
land is tending tho store in his absence.
Miss Arden orion commenced school in
dist rict No. IL Monday.
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RICHFCRD.

Tho Literary and Musical club will meet
Friday afternoon at three o'clock with
Miss Anna GibsOn.-G. =. Marcy. pro-
pri,tcr of the East berkshire creamery
has bought the milk route of the Dudley
brothers ana took possession Monday
The Elite lady minstrcs give an en-
tcrtainmont in Ayers hall Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. The company is COM
posed of ladies from All Saints Church.
The board of listers will hold meeting
in the town clerks Office Tuesday. May ..
To hear persons who may feel u.griovod
over the appraisal of their property In
vitations have been issued for an at home
given by the married ladies in Bank hall
Monday evening, May !. Tho patroncsscs
arc Mrs. II. G. comngs, Mrs. !. y. I!an-
ley. Mrs T.. Il. Leach, Mrs. Fred jennie,
Mrs. a. II. King, Mrs. S. Il. Carpenter
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ALBURGH SPRINGS

Attorney General Willis Sweet of Porto
Rico spent part of last week here with
his family, Just before returning to hi,
post. He sailed on Saturday. April -.
from New York.-MisS Yam Nlict of La
cole. +. O., is the guest of Mrs. Bcdcl.-
Mrs. McFcos will sell her stock and
household effects ut auction on Wc1ncs-
day. April 2i.-Miss Bessie DO Cora of
Euusos Point y. y. spent last week
at Mrs Patten's.- Ray Hathaway is stop
ping with his sister. Mrs. j. J.. I.idd.--
Mr.. Grey has rented the Collins house
at East Aburgh and will reside their
during the summcr.-MrS. Edwin Rock
we'll who has been stopping at her IA
Tiers FOR short time, returned to
Swanton Saturday evening Captain and
Mrs. Rockwell will he on the Withoral
steamboat this season and began thoii
work monday. April A-Dcnnis Lassor
is very sick with pneumonia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27

vail for $1,os5. Nearly all the furniture
WAS sold ut auction also
Mr.. and Mrs. i. u. Cormicr are happy
+ EVER tho birth of son on the 25th inst.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Mctho-
| dist Church served a hash surpcr ON
"Wednesday notwithstanding Potter has
conc to johnson where he has n posi-
tion.-'rhe annual meeting &C the Con-
|Erccational society will he held at the
vostry on Friday af,crn ,or at o'clock.
'.-Goorec Mnckler of Westford has
bought the place which was owned by
the late Mrs RchcCca Gaut of Luther
l'atcs, who bough. it last fall.-Mrs.
Emma Rankin returned Wednesday from
q few lays visit with her daughter,
Mrs. u. ~. Parker. in Richmond. she
was accompanied home 10y Mrs Parker
lend hcr little daughter. Albertina, VINO
will spend few days hcre.-Mrs. Janc
Finn is visiting her daughter Mrs
Charles Iandon. in Georgia Ethel CO.
bum has gone to her home in Bel\ ldrc.-
Edward Rccnicr is on the sick list.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27

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fo.mcd tbo limo for tho n,r,,. ,rho.. ,,,
wore droesed urotti1v I, ,,,,,t.a
muslin and carried mink co,,,
nations. Next came the maid or
honor. Miss Alice l.. Bean of Now
port. college friend of the bride. who
wore white lace over white silk. trimmed
with cream Brussels net. and carving
| II hoquct of pink carnations At the arch
The party was met 10y the groom and his
pest man, Daniel =. Gushing of Concord
n. ~. The bride was given away by her
ia'her FROM "lsht until ten o'clock u
reception was hold' MI. ana Mrs. East
'''"h r'''NIflE the CONGRATULATIONS of SOW
,''' Hu'di'd Irie'"S' hcl"ding many
. o''' "oi "'.'' ooon W burlington catered.
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SHELDON.

The Hon. A. T. Durkcc and wife, who
have been visiting his son, NJ A. Durkcc,
in Natick. Mass, the past three weeks,
returned home Saturday, April 22.-Thc
Faster offerings az Grace Church sun
day amounted To SJ6.--'rhc Sclcctmcn are
going to purchase n new road machine
for the east part of the town. Road
Commission II. S. Eldrcd has that sec
ton to rcpair.-Sugar makers have
finished making sugar and gathered their
buckets. The average per tree was about
iMn nnllnIG
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27

,co,rros IN u,oo, ,o.dov r.r. ,,,,,..s
4, a brjcf ndvance around ,bc ononipe
occasioned bv Southwest s,,nu,rt and
rust talk for Texas. lIe,vv ,io idotion
1,,olIod bv yood wo.,h.r ,.,,, h,,,,od
the decline Iast nriccs showed Tls,,a.,
net loss. NAV. o,ihs,o.s.c oIn.od os,Io,
t,I,. {, = go, o''2,s''H, '''sou ''ns'
0sjvc. closed slssc
CoRN-Receints ci5oo I'm. ovnor,s
275.og7 bu. s,l,s 10 oon =, fu,,ros as oo me-,
bu suot srot ,aroI, ,toas,. o,.,,or
market onon.d sto.;,, r,i,,s ,vas,
but turned vorv wo,,s ,,rdor ,,ou;ao,i,r
and the whaat ,ro,, c,nn,n, e. no, ,o,u'
nr. Nav 5te,,9,.c ..in.,', -t,' r,,,. .,s'e,
.2alc ,,oyod s1a,n '' ''
CATs-I,ocoint, g, -no ,.,,. s,o, .,.,s,,
t,EtD-Ivos s,ooG,. .,r,n,, ' Ia, oao
nid1Iinvs sIe 60. .,,,. co., nove,a- "a '-V'''
IIAyTouio,. sh,n,,,r., ene.s- 4.
n cboicn sooss s'Su ~
uIpt.s-s,eodv. colvestor % 20 = H..
l7c. California. u IN ., Inc ,oc. -.
drv "A to 20 lhS tAc
WOOI.-Was steady: domestic aeece 2,
c,2c ''
BEET--yvas firm. family Sin ,n5,,t n.
mess. s9Ooue.5o: beef hams go oo2s n.
packet, sio.cyalo.50; city extra india nos.
sh t0fflein
LAED-Was nuiot. western steamed.
s. 51lI7s so: Nov. closed 7s5 nominal. ga.
fined firm. continent s;e5. s. A. ,Sc.
commercial. s5osG,5G9ia
pORK-Was easy; family. sIt5o1l5.oo
1900: short clear. sig.75g,fG 5On. mess si2 "a
m13.oc.
fOThr OE.;- Easy; Long Island, Sis
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ST. Adams.

At the special election of ward one to
elect an alderman to serve in place of
II. W. Ballard. who resigned TO assume
tho duties of street and water commits
sioncr Eugene NJ. Blake was elected.
He received 40 ballots. The democrats had
no candidate.
Edward IL. Lcnker, who recently re-
signed the position OF foreman of the
motive power shops of the Central YER
mont Railway company. was presented
with silver tea set of five pieces and
water pitcher and gold lined cup by
the men who had been working under
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FRANKLIN.

Mr. and Mrs. c. T.. Noyes aud daughter
Of Randolph are guests of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. iiopkln.-Mrs. j. NJ.
Green and daughter of Montreal are
visiting her parents, Or. and Mrs Wclch.
Mrs G. W. Morgan returned from Rich
ford Monday night.-Mrs. Mary Scrihncr
ana children Of Corinth spent last we k
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pratt.--lt is expected that the new pas
tor the Rev. Mr.. Wells will occupy the
pulpit of the Methodist Church next
Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

| IN" recent session of the Vermont con-
P'rencc Is spoken of as record breaker
Pn attond,nc' both of clergy and laty
r. lille the hoartrcss with which the people
f'cceiVed and entertained found express
sions Of approval by all from the bishop
klown. There was no hitch in any of the
'arrangcmon's. thanks to the MANAGE
t,n,nt of the local pastor and his corps of
n sistnnts. The bureau of information I'M
3ficr the mnuagcmcnt of G. I. Oviu hcinc
well conducted and Il
Valuable factor. The enterprise displav-
hi III publishing a list of amendments
|for free distribution WIS very much an
Dprrcia1,I hv tho visist,rs ral,in,, il all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
SOUTH ALBURGH.

The many friends of George Searcs
are pleased to hear that he is getting
hottcr.-rhere was quito a snow storm
here Friday the 9th inst.-Alrs. Henry
Pcauett and son, Warren, who has had
pne umonir are improving. Mr. Bullard
from Swanton was in town last week
buying cattle.--Ira II. s;carles ard father
in-law visited j., Nj. Searlcs Sunday.
Mrs Herbert Brayton and two children.
Langlois and Laura are sick with the
grip Mrs. p. II. barrow. who has had
II serious attack of neuralgia Is gaining.
No pike have been caught in this vicn-
ity. as yet.-M ard Mrs. q. u. Darow
were in Isle La Motto Sunday, called
there by the serious illness of Albert
Parkcr.-II. c. Brayton has been appoin-
Continued ON 4th pagcJ
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GRAND ISLE.

The Rev. ". T.. Allen recently made a
short visit II his old home in Grand Isle
Miss Jessie Ross has returned from
North Carolina, where she has spent
several wocka Miss Julia Ward has been
visiting friends IL Grand Isle after spend
ing the winter in Fair Haven Mrs.
Hannah Macombor is critically III with
pnoumona,-Mrs II. T.. Wilscy is con-
fined at home by ilmcss.-Miss Dawn
IIoag was home over Sunday from her
school at North Hero. where she had 4
large school of more than 40 scholars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Elsie Pease and Miss sadie FL
rick Of Swanton visited friends in town
Tuesday and ENTHUSIASTICALLY Rev. G.
A. Emery the newly appointed pastor
will move his family from Shcldon to
this place this wcck.--Mr. and Mrs. T..
a. Percy and daughter, Marie. If Bed
ford. T. q. are visiting her parents. MI.
and Mrs L. S E,Mins
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SWANTON CENTRE.

Mrs. \. j. Royce, who has been i'll
with grip and asthma. improves very
slowly.-Carl Blunt of st. Adams and
cousin. John Pipus. of KnowltOn, T. G..
spent several days last week at j. r.
Catlin's.-Miss Daisy Royce, who is
teaching school in East Iiighgatc,
spent Easter with her parents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27

returned on Monday from Enosburg n
Falls. where ttoy had been attending
tho Methodist conference. --Tho ROY. Will
liam Shaw and the Rcv. o. n. Chpp
sicnt Monday night here with friends
before returning to their homes.-On
April % a son was born to the Rev. and
MiH r. NJ Barnes of Waistficld. Mr..
Barnes was formerly the Methodist pas
tor herc.-The school at tho Center IS so
l,rsc that Miss Louise Newton is to
assist Miss Torrey.
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WEST ENOsBURGH.

The Roy. and Mrs. w. T.. Newton ard
Miss Evelyn stanton accompanied s.
j. Kingsbury on her return to her home
in Walden Monday.-Miss Olive Tcssett
has gone to ST. Adams to continue her
lessons in vocal musc.--Quitc "A number
of persons attended the Methodist con-
ference recently held at Enoshurgh Falls
- Miss May Rankin of Georgia and Mrs.
-Abblo Smith of Burlington visited friends
in this plncc last upaL,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
COMMERCIAL.


New York. April &C.
FLOCR-Receipts. S.75i bbls; exports.
1856 bhls: sales. 500 bbls. Market dull
and barely steady. Minnesota patents,
S5.k5ue IS; Minnesota bakers. N.SoG46s;
winter patents. s.. 50al5. So; winter straights
IS a015% a winter extras. sS6?eI430; win
ter low grades. g. 45di410
RYE FLOr R-Market steady; fair to
good A40Niso: choice to fancy. A.65d5.0.
WHEAT-Reccipts, 1000 bu: sales. D.
100000 bu futures: spot irregular; bun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
MONTGOMERY.

The l.. A. s. meet on Thursday with
Mrs. Levi Janes.-Prospcr Lonscy has
jcntcd farm in t.nosburgh and moved to
he samo.-Poter Bolt has moved into the
RiouSc recently purchased of j. II.
1 ombs. Joseph Boisellc has moved into
thc house vacated by Mr. Bolt, Charles
Ik ennott has gone into the house formerly
occupied by M Boisellc and Bert Bolt
|has moved to the house vacated by Mr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
MORSE's LINE.

w. II. Dula and wife returned on
ITucsdaN from Il fcW days visit at I'rs-
to Andrew Runnolds of IlrhSate has
bnovod his family in one OF J. NJ iiills
B1r tenant houscs.-Harley Scoley of
Durham. Is years old. on Monday last.
ts breaking colts for l.. Sonborgor.-J.
|Nl. Hin, Jr, is repairing the H. b. Full
or house
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Foston. April Is.
BUTTER--The market was easy;
northern, SG@3lc; western. ?'Q3oc: Ver-
mont dairy. e50-7c.
Enthusiastically: Vermont twins. Ii
Il4c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27

The merchant whose advertising is &c
good that his competitors wife feels half.
inclined to deal with him is on the straight
road to fortune.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-23
DELANEY THOMSON,

The marriage of Miss Mary Louise
Delaney to Mr. J. V. Thomson, of At.
lanta, will take place Wednesday even.
ing, Nov 22d inst, at s O'Clock, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs w. G.. Delaney
on Lawrence street. DR.. G., f. w.
pobbs will officia6e.
1t will be very quiet affair, only q
few friends and the Immediate rela.
tives being present.
The happy couple will make Marietta
their home for a while.
Miss Delaney is one of the sweetest
prettiest and most charmingly can't.
waiting of her sex. She possesses those
graces of modesty, amiability and ir.
telligence that adorn aud beautify
wonanly character. She is deservedly
popular in Marietta, and will makeIthe
most excellent gentleman with whom
she will link her destiny, companion
Of true worth.
Mr.. Thomson stands deservedly high
i'll the esteem Of all who know him
and is now connected with the Bell
Telephone Company in Atlanta.
The Journal extends its good wishes
and congratulations to the happy cou,
pie.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-23
Atlanta, Ga, 81 Peachtree ST.
GETTING READY.

Cobb county Jared we'll at the last
State Fair, but did not get all she de-
served. While many prizes were
awarded and nice sum was brought
back by those who made the Cobb
county exhibit, everything has been
satisfactory arranged among these gen.
tlemeu. Messrs. j.. A. ManRet and J.
Gid Morris are not discouraged, but
have enlisted Mr.. John ?. Cheney to
help them work up county exhibit for
the next State Fair, and will make old
Cobb the Banner County" again as
she was in former years. They hope to
get Mr. +. L Mayes and others of Lost
Mountain section to cooperate with
them also prominent farmers in other
parts of the county to go to work now
and begin to plant and get ready for
the Fair next year.
These gentlemen feel a pride in the
work and would enkindla that enthusi-
asm and interest as will result in win
ming the first prize next year. Let all
Cobb aid in the matter.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-23
Local Items.

Uneasy lies the head of the candi-
date. Is the game worth the candle?
Miss Minnie BULGE has returned from
Dublin.
DR.. Sam g. Motley, of this place, was
operated on for appendicitis on last
Monday in the Grady Hospital, Allan
TIA, and is getting on as well as could be
expected. His wife is with him.
Messrs 7 M Brumby, Sr, A NJ Dobbs,
James I Anderson Burney Dobbs,
Floyd Northcutt and Marshall McKen-
zie left Tuesday onEa ten days trip to
Mexico, via Ell Paso, Texas.
Mr.. Cleveland Green, iof this place,
and Miss Lena May Gam, of Smyrna,
will be married Wednesday, 22d inst,
DR. Dobbs to officiste at the Baptist par
sonage six p m. We extend our con-
CALCULATIONS in advance.
DIED-Mrs VIM Dobbs died in Canton
Sunday at the home OF Col VIM Teas
ley. Her remains were brought to
Marietta and buried in the country Ton
Tuesday morning, Dr. Dobbs Icon
Quoted the funeral. She was the moth
er of Mr. James Dobbs of this city.
New MEAT MARKET.-D. T. Baker
and E. P. Crenshaw have opened a new
meat market at 104 Washington ave-
nue.. opposite Court House, where they
will be glad to serve the people of Ma
rietta with the very best of fresh and
cured meats.!Call and see them. Phone
80. Green COW hides wanted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Parrott have
now moved into their new home, E34
Peachtree street, Atlanta. Mrs. Par
rott writes, "We made some warm
friends during our stay in Marietta
and enjoy reading about them and
keeping up with the news through The
Journal" Marietta regrets losing
these estimable people.
Mr.. w. +. Moor. of Marietta, has
been in and around the city for a week,
making arrangements to plant thou
sand acres of peach trees in the county
this winter and next. He and DR.. Gus
Folks are going to plan: 300 acres this
winter near Waltertown. Mr.. Moor
says that there is but one draw back to
the peach industry in South Georgia,
and that is the labor question.-Way.
cross Journal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-23
TURNIP CONTEST.

Messrs. j. W. Legg & Company g
turnip contest took place last Wednes-
day, 18th inst, among those who had
bought and planted Buists' turnip seed
For the largest one dozen turnips by
weight, 82la pounds. IS 90 i'll gold was
awarded to j H. Bruce.
Second, 70 pounds $lO0, to E. NJ.
Mcdaniel.
Third, IS pounds, $10O, to T. N.
Shaw.
The other contestants we're: RI.
Braswill 81 pounds; Tom Leroy, 50
W. M. Hamilton, 5716;J.E Mckinney
Do; d. W. Frey, IS; IS. O. Sanford, 5216 ;
J. P. Reed, 471e; w. G. Sampler, A; J
M. Kirk, 43; G, j. Griggs, 421&; M. A
Griggs, 421a j. H. Frey, Al; Q. H Cox,
80: G. W. Argo, 81; r. @. Dobbs, "a
Dean Alexander, 80; G. B CASTLE 27
D. N. Smith, 13,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-23
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU SAY.
SELECTED.

SELECTED.
In speaking Of persons faults,
Pray don't forgetyour own;
Remember those with homes of glass
Should seldom throw a stone:
If we have nothing else to do,
But talk of those who sin,
IT'S better we commence at home,
And from that point begin.
We have no right to judge man
Until he's fairly tried;
Should we not like his company,
We know the world is wide;
Some may have faults-andDwho has not?
The old as we'll as young
Perhaps we may, for aught we know,
Have fifty to their one.
I'll tell you. of better plan,
You'll find it works full we'll:
To try my own defects to cure
Before of Others tell,
And though l sometimes hope to be
No worse than some know,
My own shortcomings bid me let
The faults of others go.
Then let US all when we commence
To SANDER friends or foe,
Think of the harm one word would do.
To those we little know;
Remember. curses, sometimes, like
Our chickens, "roost at home"
Don't speak OF others faults until
We have none of our own.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-23
COBB SUPERIOR COURT.

November term Cobb Superior Court
convened last Monday. Judge George
F. Gober presiding and Solicitor B. f
Simpson present in the active discharge
of his duties
The following gentlemen compose
the grand jury:
M. r. Lyon, Foreman; w L Lee, j I
Echols, ] P McGee, l. Blackwell, w H
Carpenter, d B Whitfield. D A Robin.
son, j r McCallum, I X Gresham, W
N Frey, W Tapp, Haney, H S
Manning, J A Garrison, J f Attaway
John d Perkerson, Alex Mable, Rasor
Dobbs, N MeMayes, L j Keheley, CA
Kemp, j A Booth.
The charge delivered by Judge Go.
Der was one of the ablest ever deliver
ed by him. He touched on the illicit
sale OF whisky, gambling, concealed
pistols, barrity, vote buying. etc. In
regard to selling, buying or furnishing
money to buy, the buyer or seller car
testify against each other The pur-
chase or sale must stop if it becomes
necessary to put the offender where he
cannot be present at the next election