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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

No" says Uncle Bige, not s." hlg
as you'd think It's all leased for long
terms"
The doctor stared at him hard for
minute, and got red in the face, Ike H-
was holding hisself in.
What YOU ADDING there" he says.
at last, after gulping hard once .r
I'm maxim foundation fer a stat-..
says Uncle Bige.
"A statue:"
YES. a bronze one, life size. Of Tho--s
Jefferson. l bought it while was % -a.
city"
"A lfe-size bronzel" says the doctor.
''Well, WE'LL"
"It1l make this here township .-
I'D, l tell you," says Uncle Bige. l.l
must come around and see it.
Il will says the doctor, and dr9r.
| off
worked ike dog for three day.
digging that hole and then Pl1ng stone
into it and pouring cement over then.
. At last it was done, and me and Uncle
/ Bige hitched up the team and drove
| into town for the statue. But II h-ln
come. We went in every day for week.
/ but it didn't come, and Uncle Blge kept
| getting crosser and crosser, for Or. Srr--
| made it a point to come past the house
I every afternoon to see it He SAID r-
/ thought we ought TO have a dedication
with speeches and songs by the district
school and somebody to read the De
claration of Independence
See here, Bige,' he says one day,
I'm going to a convention IN New
York next week, and III look up the
statue for you if YOU want me TO.
"Thankee, doctor" says Uncle B,se.
Il wish YOU would. l guess the TEL
1er's lost my address
WHO was he?" asks the doctor
! I've got his name here" says Uncle
Bige, and took out his Pocket-book-
Here's the receipt" he says, and handed
it to the doctor.
"Hm-yes," says the doctor. reading
it. II. Weatherby Jenkins But where
is his place of BUSINESS:
| You won't have no trouble tnd,n'
him." saws Uncle Bige. Hes got
lot of statues on exhibition at place
called Union Square. They was one 90
/ Lincoln and one of Washington on hoSs
and one of Lafayette and a lot more.
But | liked the Jefferson one best tell
YOU it's beautyI While l was a-lookin'
at it, Mr. Jenkins and friend of his come
up, and mighty nice fellers they was.
They SAYS they saw l was interested ,r
Thomas Jefferson; and l says We. Z
alters had been, and had alters voted Oh.
straight Democratic ticket. As soon .-
they heerd that, they made M Shake
hands ag in; and they says so h-i they.
and that Mr.. Jenkins's friend was Jest
a-goin' to buy the statue to set up ar his
country place in Virginia, but II l wan
it. he'd take Washington instead. .-
Mr. Jenkins said he wanted me 70
it, and that he was prepared to
NE a special concession. and | might ...-
it fer forty dollars. or fifty dollars. ire.
prepaid and Delivered"
But the doctor couldn't hold IN -.
longer. Aunt Mary come a-runnine
and thought he had fit. he was rha- 81.
in the face and gasping for breath. H"-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
MARRIAGES

In Rrattleboro, July 90, hy Rev. Geo J..
son, John IL. Jalmar Olson and Gu,tss, y
berg Olson, both OF Brattleteto.
In Brattleboro, July ~, by Rev. Geo M.
Coane OF Brattleboro. ~
In Grand Forks, h. C., ,Iune q. MI. \.
HAY u Leon NJ Hale. both II B & N, ~
was formerly Of Bernardston ~
In Springfield, July g. Miss Jessie n n.
TO Berton r. Hale, both formerly Of hr.,g
ston, now Of Springfield.
In West swanzey, n. H.. July I. by In q i,
Cutler. Esq, Willie q. Castle OF Jsmaic, N
and Miss Grace NJ. Cram Of We,pot. Y
In Keene, n. H.. July IL, Iy Rev. rvs
mer, Fred s. Fisher OF Lenminster. Ma, y
Mrs. Hattie A. Pratt Of Bratteboro. y
In Hinsdale. n. H., July 70, by R@ h i,
Ling, Edw ard Courier and sli,s Belle b4.,.
In Brattieboro, July 10. by Rev. A. n W..
Edward And ew kilkwOod aud Ms, N,,r..
Della sheehan both of Brstteboro
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
News and Comment.

John Osgood, a farmer Of Westford
VT. was robbed of SIS one night last
week, by a tramp farm laborer whom
he had in his employ.
In Germany so per cent and in Aus
tria go per cent of the alcohol made is
from the potato. Russia makes so
per cent and France twenty per
cent from this root. Treacle and
beetroot yield rs per cent of French
alcohol. and the remaining per cent
is from wines and fruits. In the unit
ed kingdom, Spain and Italy, alcohol
comes chiefly from grain
Mrs. F. L. Mansfield of Hope. Me-.
has 600 chickens and is selling the
stable ones for 40 cents a pound. Her
son. Burleigh. has assisted in the
work of setting the eggs and looking
after the chickens which were all
Matched by hens. She also keeps sew
eral hundred hens, and has been send
ing their eggs to Boston by case.
1t is estimated that the loss to the
apple crop of this country from the
codling moth reaches at least $4,000
600 annually, while other orchard
fruits suffer equally, making a total
loss of 20 per cent of the entire fruit
crop. counting both large and small
fruits. While all Of this damage Is
suffered. there is about ss.a5o. 900
spent each year on spraying and 9TH
erwise using preventives.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
Marriage Of Independent Women.

Viola Allen, though regarded as one
of the most reserved and uninterview-
able women on the stage, once gave
her opinion of the growing tendency
away from marriage on the part OF
ambitious professional women.
Miss Allen, herself unmarried, said;
1.-THE future Of all women, whether
they are independent or not, includes
wifehood and motherhood. The fact
that a woman has marked out career
for herself need not in any way bar
her from the great happiness which is
her right. On the other hand. 1t should
help to make her better fitted to take
upon herself the great responsibilities
of life.
while she is struggling to win
fame and a competence she is gaining
experience, depth of character and
strength of mind which will add to
the brightness and beauty of her fu-
ture, whatever that may be. II Is a
great blessing that women are no long,
err compelled to sit quietly at home
and wait for that which the future
has in store for them.
Women are beginning to look upon
marriage more as men do--in the
light of something to achieve at the
right time--and this is an attitude
they have only been able to assume
within the last few years.
"A woman need not marry for a
home. and, to my mind, there is no
single phase of this question of her
future so full of significance as that
which is embodied in this one state
ment. The very fact that she is cap
able of taking care of herself. of pro-
viding for her own creature comforts,
and possibly for others near and dear
to her, makes her demand more and
more of the world and of man than
her sister before her demanded, with
the result that when she does marry
1t is for the one and only reason that
should prompt a woman to take the
step-for love.
Not only will the future see more
marriages of independent women, but
these marriages will approach nearer
the ideal one. Men and women stand
upon an equal footing
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
sun.. Hu.ohln,on WIN 90.

ID. ID. BurdItt of Pittsford' w. -
Dow OF Hardwick. and Dr. Q, ~ ~
win OF Newport Center trusteesS nave w.
the state hospital for the INSANE, ,n n
lust completed a three days eo'1 mai
ence at waterbury. They s'a,e erca,,o
the resignation OF Supt, ,nS and
Hutchinson has been aecep.eu' @
heI viii retire September !. Al pres,
nnt his successor has not been chosen,
There viii be no other changes N Inv
hospital stan at present. the , ree1
mendatlons of the state invesus". md
commission regarding fire escapes a,'
other matters win be acted upon sy has
A contract for butter Tor yea, ' ~
h.en iet 10 smith. Wright a. Sons OF
yllI,ston and contracts for groceries
for three months have been iet 70
various firms. The board Is sat,s' ,sa
with the condition of anairs " '"e
hospital.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Joseph Kane has returned after 10
days spent nj Spofford Lake.
n. q. williams OF Bellows Falls was
In town yesterday on business
Charles Raymond OF Waterbury. Gu
has been a visitor in town this week
Mrs, II. NJ. Wood and son, Carroll
are spending 10 days nj Block Island
Sewall Morse OF Springfield, Mass,
has been In town part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Head of Lud-
low have been visiting In town THIS
week.
Edward Condor spent Sunday and
Monday In Boston and Waltham,
Mass
f. W. Gibson went to Boston yes
terday on business trip OF Few
days.
Harold Muzzy of Westfield Mass.
Is spending his vacation here and at
jamaica
Mrs. \. l., Pettce and Misses Mary
and Florence Fits are camping al
Spofford Lake.
Mrs. Frank Wells and daughter OF
New Bedford. Mass. are visiting rela-
tiyes In town.
Mrs. George Odel returned yester-
day from Keene. ~ H., after SPEND
ing several days there
Edward Howard. night clerk at the
Brooks house. visited at his home In
Bellows Falls yesterday
Miss Molie Seaburn, who has been
visiting Miss Ethel Randall. has re-
turned to her home In Boston.
DR. Mortimer j Stoddard OF
Spr,hsheiu' Mass., ~,
week win MS iaiiiiiS i" ''""
+. h. Barrows went yesterday 10
Boston where he VIII remain for lew
days before taking trip 10 Nova
Scotia.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
whv Washington Was First.

The class in history was discussing
the cruel conduct of King George ami
the consequent revolution among the
colonists in America. The teacher
then asked who was the first presi-
dent.
George washington" said the
whole class at once
why was he chosen7
Because Roosevelt wasn't born
then" said a little five-year-old-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
T.amsters' Strike Ended.

The transfers strike that mas 50
greatly disturbed business CONDITIONS
in Chicago for the last JOB days VII
officially declared off by the teains.ers
Joint council at Chicago this morlihs,
The strikers have made compiete
surrender. and will apply for WORK as
individuals and without an as,ee
ment of any kinds with their emploS
ar. ,rbe EMPLOYERS say that only
sucb men will be taken back as are
needed after the non union men nave
heen nroyided for.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
No Graft There.

The statement that his ALL" which
John Mitchell has lost in the failure
of the bank at his home In Spring VAL
lev. Ill. is only $4,000. his savings as a
workman. speaks well for the integri-
Nv Of the labor leader, whose 'oppor-
tunities- for feathering his nest have
heen so many. His title Of Honest
John Mitchell wears well
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
e.o.;vsr for Rutland Street Railway.

United states Circuit Judge HOY
H. Wheeler of Brattleboro mas ap
pointed General Manager DAVID TON
of the Rutland Street Railway con
parry. Rutland. its receiver ms ~.
ton Is the result of an inNo,un.als
petition In bankruptcy. hied Weu ~
day, July 49, by Douglas hopi'iso,a
New York, President Roosevei,
brother law, who Is receiver OF ,hs
Merchants Trust company, VII, VIII.
which Vermont concerns are heaNis
bonded. The receivership VIII MOI AZ
feet the operation of the Ru'iai'"
plants at present.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

ofHcial reports from the Coloniai
authorities In West Africa describe an
outbreak on the part of the cahnlpais
IN the German Camerooms. II Is sta.-
ed that during June the tribe OF .hs
Ekems devoured 1000 negroes anu
eight white persons. The German mn
itary force IN the district is 100 Weah
to cope with the savages ana t''eS
have nracticed their cannibalism UNI
n sl..h
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
But II Seems Possible.
IBarre Times.1

r 7. Bass of Randolph writes the
prattleboro Phoenix that Vermont
ought to re-elect Governor Bell, CIV
ING as his reasons that Bell has made
a good governor and that "a Of the %
first governors were reelected. Mr..
Rass doesn't say if he is a Haskins
man
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
A Matron's Opinion.

Mrs. M. ]. Rutan. matron Oh TN .ne
Florence Crittenton Home for Cnli-
dren. says: There is nothing eaua.s
Comfort Powder for chafing, eczema
prickly heat and all skin soreness We ".
use il with perfect satisiactron;
i is truly healing WONDER. an poT-
gists in Brattleboro sell Coiiior'
40
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
DEATHS.
In Brattleboro. Jul, 5, Mr.. Angela ; +,

In Brattieboro, Jul, s, Mrs. Angela y,y
e3.
In Athens, july Is, William Gl!nn, g
In North Hinsdale, July II, Miss sa,A =.
nan OF saratoga, n. Y, SO.
In Jamaica. July 10, Mrs. Abbls N.
wife OF Arthur +. allen 49,
Iu Halifax, July Z. Thomas smith, 81.
In North Reading. Mass, July 6, hos
Anterior Cushman of Melrose, a.
In Brattleboro. July IL. Adam. Pease, yr63
Harry NJ. Sweetland. &c.
In wIlliamsville, July 20, Marion Lots, i
daughter of Arthur NJ. and Marian T. M
field.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
To Investigate Life Insurance.

Governor Higgins of New YORK SEM
10 the legislature at Albany YESTERDAY
message recommending for its eon
sideration the appointment OF JONI
commission TO investigate the bust
ness of life insurance as carried on IN
that state.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
Administrators. Executors. Commissioners.

III Won are friend Of the Reformer or its
publishers and wish 20 favor US with your
business in the way 81 Probate. Commls-
siouers' OF Executors Notices. II VIII ne
os,Soer- 70 send an such notices for publ
cation in the Ref0rmer
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
After Supper Sale No. 8.

Murder will ou-so goes the old saying and when we Gu.
nrceskl pofs-and endure losses to promote BUSTING
SATURDAY. night trade the of such proceedings bound 10
spread. - ,a.xfl bargains
she got last night up Jdne Cos Ar Supper per- ose a
aong with me-" Mrs. Smith goes and is as delighted and
SURPRISED as was Mrs. Jones' She tells her friends ABOUT IL ana
so on and on the good news spreads, A.. +,l. onr
Bv the wav YOU haven't met Mrs. j. or Mrs. 81 take our
advice and come to this sale You won't be sorry we promise
you.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
BIRTHS.

In Brattieboro. july 10. a son 10 Nj. ana =
Michael Baker,
In Hinsdale, N. H., July H. daurh,s,
and Mrs. Albert Hall ""A
In New Haven, Conn, a son 20 Mr. An,
MyrOn Y. johnson, grandson 10 MT. anav
A, ROss Of south Londonderry.
In Brattieboro, July o. a son 10 Mr. ana .
Edgar u. Carpenter. WV U
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

Denzie Crannelly who was run over
by the cars at Middlebury last week
died as the result of the operation
both legs. He had iost
much blood before medical assistance
could be had
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
News and Comment.

A barn belonging to Allen Beach Oh
Ferrisburgh was struck by hgntnins
about midnight Wednesday. July IL,
and burned to the ground with the
contents. There was $500 insurance.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
MARKET REVIEW.
,,..,r., Butter condition'-Ess'
A.. More satisfactory.

ArA m0TO
,,as,mmer influences still Cover"
.aI trade but seasonable merchan-
81 sas heen going into consuHip''o.
u'ss freely than usual. Reports a'
nv ,,o arst half OF the years opel
70 w" ,hnu an enormous movement VI
III as preparation for fall ana Vii
Tar business IL on large sc"'e u,,,s
snecnIative stock market Is "''''
lover than a week ago. oh
Tbo butter quotations are no, 'nu.
from week ago-o 49,
,a@n New York. 20kc,, Boston, ziAe,
nv s,tuatlon. speaking In a genera
,,ay has been running somewha. ~
.,,,a,Iv ,Forced and unnatural ,"o
80 Work Produce Review says we
ce,vers contracted for butter ." a,
! nremium that they could ho' sc" No
nrotit Rather than force IL OH 'ns
,,,arIet and break prices when wou,'
rasn,t IN n still greater loss, 'hey nav
stored their surplus on thelf oM" -,
oa,'nt The receipts in Boston VS.
,,aok were 2,417.s46 pounds. ihis
Increase over the previous weeh
and shows tnat receip'' hahn .
ming large. Since May j. the pesn
n,ng Of the new trade year .he &c
aa,nts here i'm Boston have peeh ="
~, oart more than a year ago "ni'
~ New York Produce Review ne
80 the holdings in the four ieauihs
.,ats of the country at ~ per
cont more than a year ago ana ~ pc
80 n,ore than at this time IN isoo'
THE amount in storage IN bos'o"
,a0 oOo tubs Although the price "a
not been high enough TO let the
ceivers out profitably it has peen ~
s,ah that many conservative men III
The trade think the storage put,e,
stands the holders too high 10 man
the marketing of 1t with pront ma
ter of much confidence. :,
comparative summary in POUNDS y,
receipts, exports. consuiiip''oi. ~.
stocks of butter at Boston io'
month OF June; ,oo.
~. 81 1920 1901 ,07O
On h''no o,m,s 1osss.ss0 s.076.24i
Total supply, lo''4o'i.o . cor
June exports, "'f
~. srnn,v 1o.712.67s s.o7o.6s4
We ' I'll, $50. 400 4.S32.6S5
va
49,, oonspmntion. 5,5S2,1s6 4,2ss,ooa
.n,;on s.e7s.a2s 4.1OS.241
r,a nacu,iarly satisfactory feature
,..Sx ip,raasa 0f con-
sumption in June, being ~ per ceh'
more than year ago
Cheese receipts are large, traue
"a me and the market easier. Inc re-
ce,nts of eggs are falling off and inc
market is working into more sa.is
factory condition with a nardehiis
tendency. The amount put into colo
storage has about offset what mas
been taken out and the stock stahus
at 246.24S cases.
hroiler chickens are firmer o'her
wise meats are unchanged.
Trade In vegetables has been active
during the week New potatoes arr
coming plenty. All prices are 10"
and tending downward. Native CAP
hapes are coming forward In abun'
dance.
Berries of all kinds are plenty ane
moving readily. Strawberries arr
coming mostly from Maine 'and Novs
Scotia. New apples are plenty. Lem
ons are somewhat scarce and higher
Georgia peaches are coming better
The top of the speculative market
for u,haat ;s S6Z. corn, 57h.
C. M. w.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

Wednesdays death roll from the
heat in New York city was 20. wniie
over double the number were treated
for heat prostration. Hundreds OF
horses were Frustrated and many dieo;
and hundreds of bodies or dogs ana
cats were picked up in the streets.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

Percale Remnants, value 12lac, sale
price. ...........'.. ...'...O
Chatelaine Bags, value SOC, sale
price,. .......... .....''''. ''sOS
Heavy Corded Betting Ribbon, No.
l6. value SOC, sale price,. ...I4c
Brown and Grey Mohairette, value
1Oc, sale price. I'D sac
Children's Black Ribbed Hose, value
25c, sale price,. .....'.I@c
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

Spool Silk, black and colors, value
lOc, sale price. ....................oc
LYONS Tooth Powder, value 25c,
sale price. 49,. ........... lac
La blanche Face Powder, value SOC,
sale price. ....... .............. 33c
Murray & Landman g Florida Water,
value Toe, sale price,. ....... .49C
Colored Girdle Belts, value 25c, sale
price. .'''setC
La dies Vests, value 10c, sale price
4 Sac
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21


Thieves entered the house of Henry
o. Carpenter at Rutland while the
family were witnessing the circus pa
rade wednesday. July 10, and took
money and jewelry. They were
frightened away by the family VINO
were driven home by shower.
DIR. Ezra A. Smith, one of the largest
property owners of Brandon, died
Monday, July II, after a long illness
with a complication OF diseases. ne
owned % tenement houses and nine
farms in Rutland and Addison coun-
ties, He represented the town in the
legislature of 1898.
The federal court at Portland, Ore.
has oyerruled the motion of United
states Senator John H. Mitchell for
new trial. Mitchell was recently con-
yicted of using his Office as United
States senator in the furtherance OF
the legal practise of the law firm OF
Mitchell & Tanner of Portland.
The midsummer meeting and outing
of the Vermont Fish and Game league
will be held September /. On that day
the members of the league will board
a Champlain Transportation company
steamer at Burlington and go to some
point on the lake. The trip will last
all day. lunch being served at the out
ing place, either Bluff Point or F1sks.
Alice Moore, II, formerly of Pow
nal. has been arrested at North Ad-
ans. Mass. for forging checks on the
Williamstown, Mass, bank. Her bail
nt xx-t,{ r.
nished by her grandfather, David
Exford of Pownal, and the cashier OF
the North Adams bank. The girl had
gotten the money on checks before
she attempted to pass the one for $40
at a hardware store which brought
her into the officers hands after she
had led them lively chase down the
street
The st. Johnsbury Electric company
have bought of z. T. and H. X. Ide
of st. Johnsbury the water power at
Passumpsic on the site of the grist
mill which was burned last December:
The electric company have secured
about 400 horse power and will erect
at once a modern station to supply
more power and lights for st; JOINS
hurry. When completed this will make
the third station they own on the Pas
sumpsic road hereafter they expect
to run their plants by water. using the
steam plant at the central station only
in emergency The Ides will start at
once the erection of a grist mill for
grinding feed next to their big store
house in ST. Johnsbury and get their
mower from the Electric companys
new plant at Passumpsic.
Graft on a small scale has been dis
covered at the house of correction at
Rutland. 1t is the custom at the pris-
on to allow TRUSTEES" and men who
have nearly served out their terms to
work on wagons which haul to the
railroad marble slabs, which are made
by other prisoners inside the prison
walls. Lately large amount OF
smoking tobacco has been smuggled
into the prison where it is against the
rules for any prisoners to smoke. 1t
is now found that TRUSTEES" working
on the stone wagons were buying the
tobacco at five and ten cents bag
and selling 1t to prisoners at 15 cents
a bag. The guilty ones were imme-
diately ordered confined inside the
prison and all their privileges as
TRUSTEES" taken away from them.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

Thieves entered the house of Henry
o. Carpenter at Rutland while the
family were witnessing the circus pa
rade wednesday. July 10, and TOOK
money and Jewelry. They We're
frightened away by the family who
were driven home by shower.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
eFETlEKEE FROM VERMONT

Waiting Boston will he welcome AZ the rooms
Of the Vermont Association At The Nestmln-
ster. Copley square. Boston Open daily from
rine a. N. until ten p N
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

DR.. Ezra A. Smith, one Of the largest
property owners of Brandon, died
Monday, July II, after long illness
with a complication of diseases. He
owned 25 tenement houses and nine
farms in Rutland and Addison eoun-
ties. He represented the town in the
legislature of 1898.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

The federal court at Portland. Ore,
has overruled the motion of United
states Senator John H. Mitchell for a
new trial Mitchell was recently con-
victed of using his office as United
States senator in the furtherance OF
the legal practise of the law firm OF
Mitchell & Tanner of Portland.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

The midsummer meeting and outing
of the Vermont Fish and Game league
will be held September l. On that day
the members of the league Will board
Champlain Transportation company
steamer at Burlington and go to some
point on the lake. The trip will last
All day. lunch being served at the out
ing place, either Bluff Point or F1sk's.