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The Globe-republican., 1905-09-28
500 TO $500 SAVED IN YOUR PURCHASE
Seeing is Believing! Investigate! We Earn
estly Commend this Sale of Good
Pianos to Our Friends
and Patrons.
SATURDAY THE LAST DAY

TO say appreciate the many get good Instrument about
buyers Of pianos the past week does the regular price,
not begin to express our full appea- wo hht ,a 80
avn " WV ~ them at bargain. saved in freghts
VIZ pA"'ne p'A m w M etc. and offer the purchasing public
e 9 e " Ign ~ o' the benefit and allow them TO pay for
" w. i''' A' 1 ~ " their selections easy payments
their future patronage and good will .h ao;
On the other hand we could not of
so,a oil % ,oso n;ono IN 60 sh+ Think Of buying standard
limo had e not d boon o;vro bio Piano latest style worth $500 the
ndnconan IT, was b b;c mark regular way only $68 Terms
down on reliable ano that did the of payment suit you Don't that
bnsness Rovers saved from 500 make Piano buying easy?
to 5000 in their purchases Other Pianos at $780, $198, $23
you expect buy piano etc. worth double Only few left
have promised your wife, daughter and get them your
instrument the time terms They must be sold Saturday
to fulfill that promise while you Sept Goth the last day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
wooDFORD.

Mrs Fred Bowles was guest at
Judge Woodward's In Bennington
Wednesday.
Uncle Stephen Gleason passed two
days In Bennington with Mrs William
Bowles, his niece.
Mrs Mary Pratt Wood and daughter
Mrs l.. ). Norton have opened their
Fir Grove cabin for the summer.
Herbert NJ. Sprague formerly Of
WoOdford who recently married a
New York actress at North Adams
has begun housekeepiPgin Readsboro.
Amos and James Davis OF North
Adams and Florida, Mass, stayed in
town Thursday night. Nearly twenty
years ago Jim drove stage from Ben
nington to Wilmington FOR his brother
JEFF who now lives in Florida.
Earl Wood and Jesse Mallory had
a romantic time camping out on Deer
Cabin brook They stayed up all
night in their cabin and killed twenty
three hedgehogs. They caught good
messes OF trout, regulation size"
Fred Stone caught fourteen trout In
the main stream and returned thirteen
OF them because they were tribe less
than six inches in length. Another
Woodford angler takes along six
inch rule when he swings the line for
trout and says he doesn't want to be
Chased.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
EsAT APuNG1oN

Mr and Mrs y ~ GrIfiih returned
rom Dandy on Saturday.
Tho Methodist sunday school defer.
nrd their con cert Tor thilafen's day
until neat sunday
Miss Marion smith arrived here on
Thursday fo join her mother, Mrs VIM
p smith ai NorihvloN.
4 gene ~ ball u on The docket for
Saturday con che Lawrence gro lnds.
GMh's ~ Hnnsac Falls,
Miss Gertrude shepard goes 90 a..
Bennington today iu Boz present 90
the alumni exercises no the graded
school
NJ Gregory. who IA 90 preach in
the Cong church neat SUNDAY is 90
stay no The home Of Sir aud Mrs y. II.
Orlflih.
Mrs Hattie Cary Dickermau from
New Hampshire is visiting ai her
fathers, Geo Cafcy's with her little
girl
Mr, Seymour Hard has been in Man
chester some iiii'c slime. with her dnnch
ter, Mrs Shaw. Mrs Hard has boon
ill aud unablo 90 return, bui j. rcpor'
ted better.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
MANCHESTER DEPOT

Fred c. Rowe took airip 20 Spring
reld, Mass last week.
Mrs J. p. Carleton Is spending a
few days az &. B. Cartoons.
Mrs G b Carleton ha, returned from
three weeks visit In Londonderry.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob lessen are re.
joiclng over The birth OF a son, June
18th.
Miss Maude Simmons Of Dorset
speni Sunday with her brother, r. a.
Simmons.
Business is lively at the Bai,enkill
Inn, these DAYS, the rooms all having
been occupied.
Mrs W. j. Crawford has return, q
from Charemont, y. II. where she has
besn Wis tag the past week.
Burr * Burton baseball team beat
the Albany high school team by
score Of : 10 3 on Saturday morning.
) b Tayloris improving his proper.
~ by connecting with the village
sewer and has the foundation laid for
a new barn.
John Shaw who went TO the Burling-
ton hospital to have his leg amputa-
ted, has returned home after a success
full operation.
Fred Taylor who has been working
for \ G Conner the past year has re-
signed TO accept position at the Nor
cross, West mill.
A. Miller, brakeman on the morning
freight had the misfortune 10 get one
foot badly smashed Saturday morning
and was taken TO Rutland.
Messrs J G Blackmer, + L Wyman
and Il Roberts are the delegates from
Zion church to the state convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal church, at
Woodstock. Jnne Dist and 22nd.
Fred Reed is located in his new
barber shop at the BaJtenkill Inn. He
has nicely furnished room for his
shop a modern bathroom, pool
room and the boys keep the balls roll
ling.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
ARLISGoN.

a. Paul Deming Of New York il
here for a iew weeks,
Orc ". Phillips has been Ia Bur
llngion for ieN days,
Mr Evans ~ nrooklyn Is visiting :,
d. Whitney for ieN weeks.
Several Of the ioHnspeople attended
the plrcas a. ienningloa Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs D.. &. Woodwork sho
have hffn in Burlington and ~ Al
bans have returned,
nr ani Mrs. Mi'llngion oi South
Londonderry spent Wednesday aud
Thursday at X. ha'rhr.ders.
Mrs Martin u nunion aud hahy
Who have heen visiting in Nrn Jersey
inr several weeks have returned.
Mrs Lester Higgans. nee Jessie That
81 Ara York has heen in town Tor q
fea DAYS ylslilng Misc Sarah Hard
Ml,, Kcilly Of Rutland who has
hffn home FOR several weeks on ac'
count of Illness has resumed her work
again as iaarher in ihr school here
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
trRuRlA SANK.
Two Upper Lake steamers In cont
zion Near Prc-aa~ Isle Light.


SArLT STE. MARIE. Mich. June
~ During e thick FOG which has pre-
walled on the upper lakes Tor week
the steel freight steamers Etrurla aud
Amnsa Stone collidcd yesterday ten
mile. Oh Pressure Isle llght. Ia Lake
Huron. The Eiruria was damaged ~
that She sank within a few minutes.
the crew narrowly escaping with their
lives. The Etrurln was struck on thu
starl,oarl side abreast of the No. 9
hatch Many ~ the crew were asleep
in their b.rihs. but were awakened by
the crash nnd reached The deck In time
10 escape. The Amnsa Stone was bound
down from Duluth 90 Lake Erie with
cargo 81 iron ore. and the Etruria
was taking a cargo Of soft coal from
Toledo to Lake Superior
The lost steamer. which was com
mandcd by Captain John Green of Buf
falo. was owned by the Ilnwgoods OF
Cleveland and was valued nc $4,000.
The Amasa Stone. which escaped any
serious damage In the collision. Is a
steel steamer OF G.2s2 tons aud went
into commission this spring She Is
valued az $4,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
CLAIMS TIE PROFESSOR.
F,.r-u ~. Eastman n.ai-s That Ne
Married urs. uhia-s,

WNNfAfM W. NNAWf~
EAsruN. i'n june 90 Professor
Everett %. Eastman. nn Instructor boz
See mechanical engineering department
nt irhish university 10 having lively
time with woman who bias arrived
Boo Bethlehem She insists that sho b.
the wife OF ihe professor. declaring
that ihry were married loo N"w York
cify lH.i Thanksgiving day. She b. un.
aide io preiurr fho certificate of mar
r.ngc. which. shr docinr- -he has iu.i.
uur ,in ..lo give fhr nlhr u- ihe rirr.
gymnn who performed ihr ceremony.
To free himself ~ the cmharrnss
ueut That has followed this statement.
rrofr.sir Eastman has begun nn ac.
ton iu couri to reoovrr Sisg damages
from the woman Tor libel She II said
10 have been divorced from former
husband aud registered NJ the Bcthle
hem hotel NJ Mrs. Ellie l. Rhlnc- ~
Quincy. Mass. She II about forty-two
years old Professor Eastman Is thir
teen years younger.
The professor says h. became &C.
qunlnied with Mrs Rhlnes NJ Boston
three years ago. when be- was student
at the Massachusetts, Institute 81 Tech.
nology. but does not love her and does
not want her FOR wife The pro.
fossor's home is NJ Quincy. where an.
nouncemcnt cards have been sent 20
his relatives and friends by Mrs.
Klines
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
LOBBYIST A CRIMINAL.
Governor HerricL Declares War on
Legislation bribery.

Legislation Bribery.
SANDUSKY. o.. June i9.-Governor
Hcrrick declared in a speech at the
banquet of the Ohio Associated Dallies
M Cedar Point his purpose 20 set on
foot movement for the eradication of
professional lobbying Ia the legislative
halls Of Ohio. lie said:
Lobbying is a deadly poison in the
wellspring of legislation II is re-
sponsblc in the main for the low esti.
mate in which our lawmaking bodies
are held 10y many throughout the entire
country.
"I'hc professional lobbyist Is a Grim.
inal. by that ! mean the man who
offers fixed bribe TO promote or re-.
strict legislation His great crime lies
in the destruction Of the faith In the
honesty of our citizens and the honesty
of mankind.
1--WE must do more than arrest. We
must eXtcrminate the professional lob.
by.
"Other communities have risen and
eradicated this pernlcious practice
and Ohio should move with no laggard
step TO do likewise. As far as it lies
within my power l purpose to set on
foot this reform"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
May Make IL In Fourteen Hours

TOLEDO, o., June l9.-If the actual
running time up TO this point Is main
tanned the Lake Shore new Twentieth
Century eighteen hour limited train
may arrive in New York four hours
ahead Of time and establish a fourteen
hour record. The new train proved
itself hler from the jump. breaking
the record in the run to Elkhart AS the
first stop, l01 miles, was made in nine
ty-eight minutes, fifteen minutes ahead
Of time Several miles between CHI
cago and Elkhart were covered in thir-
ty-eight seconds per mile
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News 90 -. rs~H saa villas. nEi.sy
Tea fsr nnsF HsaAsss

The Mt Anthony clubhouse Il being
repainled and otherwise brushed up,
smith Elwell Who has been IN the
employ OF Clarrnce Chandler will soon
SO % Springfield 10 reside.
A picnic party drove 20 ichawog
Friday from WililamsioTa and spent
the day al that charming surpurban
resort
sunday vas the third day 10 success.
sion that The mewury went above p0.
The humidity however made The day
a very disagreable one.
The late rains have been beneficial
~ grass aud the crop IL now looking
uell aud unless the rest 81 The month
il dry, large hay crop will be the
rcsult
Frank n. Hyde and Le0rand +.
Hyde, who we're called harc % attend
ihe funeral Of N cir mother, returned
10 their home Ia Elmlra, n. T., last
night. Their wives Who accompanied
them viii rcmaln for acouplc Of weeks.
The assessors ~ Burlington have
completed their report Of the grant
list Tho total number of polls II tsNs
a gaiu ui i1l ofer one year ago. TIE
total valuation uf De- al est r h. e.. 40 70
pa personal properly tS.h2s 80, gain
la one year on grand total sl0e,gss.
III. marriage Of Miss Jane Gun.
shannon % John J. Counoll % Troy
TOOK place Monday morning 10 -
Francis de- Sales church, Rev A. j..
barron officiating. Qlll. number
81 relatives and friends iucluding sei
cral from Troy wero present a wed
ding breakfast followed the cercmon,
SIR aud Mrs Conncll Will reside in
Troy.
The senior class ol the DrBry high
school oi North Adams will have their
annual class ride Wednesday Of hi.
week. The objective point will BE- The
Putnam ln this village where bai
quei viii be- served la The evening. TIL
start nlll be- made at .. m. Glass
historic, and prophecys will be- read
after the banquet. Samuel Jones will
hc TIE POSTMASTER.
" - Morgan pCT. IOGT, Of Yer
% mt will leave in a couple 81 month,
for trip 90 Europe. he goes a.
delegate from the Grand Lodge -
Vermont 10 the International conyen
ton 81 the order which meets Ia Bel.
fast, Ireland, August FIRST. while away
be will visit Rome, Athens. Berlin.
Paris and other placs7 on the contin.
ent aud also many places Ia England
and Scotland.
Although the rain storm OF Satur
day afternoon was one Of the se7erest
experienced here this season, not
drop fell = mile south OF the village.
and from appearances one would not
suppose there had been any rain with
In miles OF there. Considerable dam
age was done by lightning which
struck 10 several places. 4 telephone
wire on the soldiers home ground was
shattered, seseral circuits 10 the cleo
trio light plant we're burned out and
the lightning coming Ia contact with
the Ere alarm wire caused the bell I,
strike. There we're several minor mis-
haps to the telephone wires but the
telegraph lines did not suffer. II was
a couple Of hours later before the cleo.
trio lights we're on.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
G. II. nurhnn. rs.,lnss AFTER Four Years.

g. B. Burhans OF Carlisle Center,
n. Y, writes: "Apout four years ago
! wrote you stating that had been en-
tirely cured of severe kidney trouble
by taking less than two bottles OF Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure. 1t entirely stop
ped the brick dust sediment and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease dis
appeared. | am glad to say that
have never had return of any Of
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and | am evidently
cured to stay cured and heartily rec
ommend Foley's Kidney Cure to any
one suffering from kidney and bladder
trouble. Sold by b. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
bod, Of Unknown woman Found.

NAUGATUCK. Conn. June by.
Ing IN secluded place IN a clump OF
trees OF Diamond street In Union city,
the body ~ an unknown young woman
was found by a party OF boys. There
was bullet hole in her right temple,
and a revolver was tightly clutched in
her right hand. indicating suicide. The
woman was apparently about twenty.
FIVE years old. and her features. which
were comely, were OF the Jewish type.
No one In the ncighborho0d was able
10 Identify the body.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
Timely and Valuable suggsstIon..

Many people, especially women who
lead closely confined domestic lives,
suffer from what in general terms is
called nervousness. Among all
forms of treatment none has even APP
preached in success the intelligent use
Of DIR David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy of Rondout, N. Y, which pro-
notes an easy and natural action Of
the digestive organs and imparts tone
to the nervous system.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
A chrenIc joke. sn,s INT.

WASHINGTON. June 10 Secretary
Taft who has just returned 10 Wash.
ington from the west. disposed of the
report that chief Justice Fuller is 10
resign from the supreme court 10 make
way for him. Il have heard the report
that was 70 be appointed chief jus
tice TO succeed Justice Fuller so often
that have ceased TO regard the sub
ject seriously. 1t appears To be a
chronic joke on the part Of certain
newspapers"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
Prisoners Riot In Russian Jail.

REVAL. Russia. June ia riot Of
200 prisoners owing to alleged NAL
treatment broke out in the prison here
and was only quelled with the aid Of
troops from the garrison. The riot
ers. who included women, smashed
the furniture and the windows and
attempted to escape, but the police and
soldiers effectively held all exits The
offenders have been flogged.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
Girl WEEDS mt Rome.

ROME. June 19.-Eleanor Ralph OF
Louisiana has been married here to
Captain Masturzi Senator Pierantoni
and Deputy Baron Deriseis were the
witnesses. The parents Of the bride
and her sister. Mrs. Harrison Durant,
were present at the ceremony.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19

LONDON. June 10. - One hundred
and seventy-five members of the Ca
madam Manufacturers association
were received today by King Edward
who had commanded their presence at
Windsor castle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
Illinois Girl WEEDS sculptor.

FLORENCE, Italy, June 19.-Eliza-
beth Belle Randall of Galesburg,l ILL.,,
and Umbreto Frilli, the sculptor, We're
married here yesterday. The bridal
couple left for Liege. Belgium. whore
the honeymoon will be spent
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
Francis Murphy III From pin Prick.

Los ANGELES, Cal. June 49,
Francis Murphy, the temperance adj
vocate. who has been seriously Ill at
his home for the last six weeks Of
blood poisoning as the result of hav-
ing been pricked with pin, is recov-
ing slowly. He is reported very weak
but no doubt is entertained of his re-
roNprv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
An Eye Testimonial.
New York CITY. Nav 3.

New York City, May 3, 1905
My dear Mr. Harwood. Permit me
to express to you my qualification with
the excellent fit and the comfort given
me by your glasses. have worn
them several months with increasing
satisfaction.
Very truly yours,
Charles II. Peck.
Recently pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, North Bennington, Vt.
To j. G. Harwood, l22 Beech street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
Murder on Eve of Marriage.

AUSTIN. Tex, June 10. - Sydney
Lawson. twenty-one years Of age, who
was to have been married yesterday,
killed his brother-in-law, Walter Biles,
and Is now in Jail here
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19

GENEVA. y. Y. June 19.-Abram
Hawkins, aged eighteen, was drown
ed while bathing in Seneca lake yes
terday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-19
TODAYS STOCK QUOTATIONS
Selling Prices Today on'Nsw York Exchange
AT Noon.

Today's quotations on the New
York stock exchange as reported at
noon by J. r. Wiliston & Co., Of 7
Nassau street, New York city to the
Bennington Security company are as
follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-03
Annual Hibernians' Picnic
Saturday Afternoon
WITH GAMES AND SPORTS
Caledonia Park was the Scene Of the
Amusement, in Which $50 par
tieipated-Rain No
Dampener.


The second annual picnic Of tile Wash
iueton county Hibernians was held Sat
irday afternoon at caledonia park and
despite the rain was most successful.
The attendance was larger than last year
and had it not been for the bad weather
and Their disappointment in not getting
4 special train, there would have been
many more present
The wet did not dampen the spirits Of
the crowd and though the full pro
gramme Of sports could not be carried
cut the time was fully as pleasantly
made up in dancing III tile pavilion 20
music furnished by three pieces Of Gill
bertson's orchestra Con and Robert
sullivan entertained the company with
fine exhibition of the Irish reel, and
Irish songs were sung by All Blanchard
l0f Montpelier and Daniel Sullivan 0f
this city Father O'Sullivan Of Mont
peheT, county chaplain Of the Hiberniaus,
was called upon for remarks. After
telling few stories on the Irish, Father
lOiSullivan said that he was glad that
the people Of st. Augustine and st.
Moniea's churches could meet together
| in such a pleasant occasion as it would
not only make for d better union be-
tween the two churches but would help
to increase the membership of the local
order Of Hiberinians. He said he hoped
they would continue To make their order
a success as the Hibernians are becoming
very strong in this city and because the
order incliieates loyalty to this country
and the Old country, makes better Catho-
lies Of you, and the better Catholics you
are the better citizens you viii be,
/ Father Cray also told several stories
! in an entertaining manner and also
thanked the members of the order for
their invitation to him TO attend their
outing Daniel sullivan who was called
on to speak said that he thought the
IIibernians ought To be congratulated on
the way they had turned out, on such d
lday. to make the picnic a success. He
| lsaid that since the picnic last year tsa
I0ther divisions had been organized III.
the county, one in N0rthhaldNand one III
fGFaniteville, and both were renfesEnted
Fat this picnic.
The winners of the sports which car
fried out were as follows Mems race,
dennis Dineen, frst Thomas Leary,
seeond; boys race, Luke Gallagher, first
ffrancis McCleary, second; Francis
Cleary, third; vaulting the pole, Harry
Bonett, first; Birnie Mcmahon, second
high jump, Con Sullivan, first; Harry
Bonett, second; pitching quoits, Michael
Keefe, first Daniel Sullivan, second
The committee which had Charge 0f|
1.-THE picnic was composed Of the eoaantv
officers who are as follows: Prasidet,l
William Kingston; vice president, na1iifs
AcG'oyern; recording secretaryt HI
tAicNulty; financial secretary, Hhfuias
lCrowIey; treasurer, j, E Murphy. Muc1
lcrcdit is due the committed for the sMs-
cess of this annual outing and the snsiEi
bers will be looking forward with much
pleasure for next years good time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-03
wILLIAMsTowE.

Children's Sunday was observed yes
terday at the Lniversalst church. The
concert exercise "Barhara's Dream was
presented by the children Of the Sunday
school in a most ereditable manner. Two
children were dedicated The church was
elaborately decorated with blue lilies,
daisies and ferns.
Roscoe Lynde is at home from North
ampton for his vacation
Mrs. Anna Frankum IS spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs 0ryille
Bosworth.
Mrs. A. ri Martins two sisters, Mrs.
Acherton Of Waterbury and Mrs. Childs
0f Lowell, are visiting her.
Miss lena Aeherton Is visiting Airs.
NJ j. Elliott.
Miss Mary Ainsworth Of Maline, af-
ter a short visit with her relatives here,
has gone to the Maine coast for the re-
nainder Of the summer.
Mrs # G kanaly and daughters,
Misses Dors and Margaret, Of Montpe-
her, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
.G. f. Wilber.
N. B. Robinson F. I. Godfrey and son,
Neal. returned from their fishing trip
TO Milton with oyer one hundred pounds
OF nice fish.
III. S. Drury and wife returned Satpr-
day from their carriage drive To st,
Johnsbury ana Mestmore. on his trip
Mr.. Drurv purchased d yoke Of fine oxen
for use on his farm.
Mrs. n. N. Vassar win spend the 4th
with her sister, Airs. Harry Blanchard
in South Rarre
Miss Mary Sayery returned from q
two weeks visit with friends ii Quechee
Saturday.
Mr. Fred GtaHdy has been joined by
lis wife and her two young brothers, Al
lis sisters, Mrs Geo Martins, where
they will snend month before returning
TO Massachusetts.
Frank Bruce aud wife are visiting his
brother, Pert Bruce.
| GO IL the Fourth Of July celebration
on South Hill and enjoy the ball game
the sports and the patriotic programme
a small sum spent for fireworks vii
give val more fun than you have ans
idea of M. j Drury has a good assort
iraent. All prices from a penny up.
Rev. AFR Schofield and wife Went t
Darre Saturday to see Mrs. Schoheld'
| physician, DR.. sprague.
The ball game between the Williams
Towns and South Hills was brought t.
ian untimely end by the rain. The score
stood iii favor of the village boys W Il
1.-THE game stopped.