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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-25
DIED

Flora Levey, widow Of
the late l.. j. Levey, at her residence
Waikiki road, Honolulu, Hawaii,
March 2S, 1905, after a lingering i'll
ness. She was a native of London,
England and 46 years of age. Mrs.
Levey leaves family Of youthful
ihildren besides a sister, Mrs. Ham
mer, of this city. The funeral will
take place at $3.50 p. m. from Henry
Williams undertaking parlors,
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SUNDAY BASEBALL

A game of baseball will be played
Sunday afternoon at Kapiolani park
between the Twilights and the Hearts.
This is the beginning of series of
games to be played. The Twilights
won the championship of 1904 only los
ing games out of 16.
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brating the fall of Mukden and are go
ing to work on Tuesday. They asked
the manager to deduct a days pay
from their wages and send the amount
home to help the widows and orphans
of the soldiers.
The notice was instantly put on
blackboard in front of our office, APP
prising the Lihue japanese of the COM
mendable action.-The Garden Island.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Chang
Sau Fai has this day withdrawn and
Yeen See (w) admitted as member of
the firm of Hong Kee & Co." doing
business as general merchandise at
Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu, March 81 1905.
HONG KEE & COMPANY.
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WANT REHEARING.

Highton and Dunno for plaintiff, i'm
the suit of James Love against James
Love Jr., and others, are moving for a
new submission of the demurrer, as
Judge Gear left the Territory and con-
cluded his term of Office without giving
a decision after hearing the argument,
The motion is before Judge Lindsay.
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MRS. GUMS EXHIBTTION.

The pupils Of Mrs, Mary Gum will
give their annual exhibition of fancy
dancing at the Apera House April Is
at p. m Mrs Gum will be assisted by
Miss Neumann and Mrs. DR.. Humphris
i'm special features
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FAMOUS PAGER DEAD.

NEW YORK, March I5-Drec (2o54 formerly the champion
pacing stallion many Grand Circuit winners dropped dead
rupture the East View James Buffers stock farm today
He old valued $25Ooo His heat of 700
is still the worlds high-wheel sulky record.
Direct bred in California being by Director 27) the Of
his dam Echoa by Echo he by HambetOnan
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A GOOD FAMILY L1NIMENT.

Every family should be supplied with
a bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
For cuts, bruises, burns, scalds or SINH
lar injuries, which are of almost daily
occurrence, there is nothing so good.
II cools and soothes the wound and not
only gives instant relief but brings
about a speedy and permanent cure.
For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
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Judge Alexander Lindsay Junior, re-
ceived his commission from President
Roosevelt by the Sierra's mail 1t is
dated March 3, 1905, making the recipi-
ent Second Jud of the Circuit Court
of the First Judicial Circuit for four
years from date.
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BAND CONCERTS

The Hawaiian band will play at the
Hotel Annex CWaikiki Beach, this af-
ternoon at $3.50. Program as follows:
PART I.
March-"Hands Across the Sea" .Sousa
Overture-"Welcome ....... Robinson
Gavotte-"The Court Jester. ........
Observation-Disclosures. .Laurendeau
Three Popular Marches. ......... Sousa
(a) National"
o. Man Behind the Gun"
(c) Sugar King"
PART H.
March-"A Deed of the PEN. Moret
Malanai and Aloda Oe. lar. by Berger
Waltz-"Fllipnos" .............. Marcos
Three Popular Marches. Hall
(a) Greetings"
CD Cadets"
(c) THE Regiment"
Star Spangled Banner"
The Sunday concert will take place
at Makee Island 1880 p. m.
PART I.
"Old Hundred"
Grand March-"Athalie" .Mendelssohn
Overture-"Don Giovanni" .... Mozart
Polonaise-"In Masque" ......... Faust
Selection-"Attila" Verdi
PART II.
Vocal-La Sonnabmula". .......B ellini
Mesdames Alapai and Liliana,
Messrs. Ellis, Nape and Naone.
Introduction-"Lo Wagner
Fantasia-"In Switzerland. .... Hume
| Overture-"Fra Diavolo" ......... Auber
Star Spangled Banner"
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Saturday. Miss BOrrun leaves for the
Coast by the Manchuria Tuesday TO
visit her parents in Canada. Miss Bor-
run viii remain with her parents for
several months when she will be Joined
by MIR. Brandt and the marriage cere-
mouy vii take place.-The Garden
Island.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
INTER-ISLAND STEAM NAVIGA
TION CO., LTD.

INTER-ISLAND STEAM NAVIGA-
TION CO., LTD.
At the Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Inter-Island Steam Navi-
cation Co., Ltd, held on Wednesday,
March 22nd, 1905, the following Officers
and Directors We're elected to serve for
the ensuing year:
James A. Kennedy. .... President
James L. Mclean. .Vice-P President
N. p. Gedge. Treasurer
Q. H. Clapp ............... Secretary.
A. w. T. Bottomley. Auditor
DIRECTORS.
James A. Kennedy, G. N. Wilcox,
w. o. Smith, A. Dreier,
c. M. Cooke, ]. M. Dowsett,
A. S. Wilcox.
G. H. CLAPP,
Secretary.
Honolulu. March 22nd, 1906
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CASTRO ON THE SITUATION.

NEW YORK. March 25Presden Castro cables newspapers
that there will be trouble with the United States Minister
Bowen holding aoo but good understanding exists Venezuela
S ready defend her interests.
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JAPS CELEBRATE
FALL OF MUKOEN
INSTEAD OF TAKING A HOLIDAY
THEY CONTRIBUTE A DAYS
WAGES TO THE WAR FUND.

LIHUE, March 2O,-The Grove Farm
Japanese have changed their plan at
the suggestion Of the manager, Of cele-
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BRANDT-BORRUN.

to y. Brandt of Waimea was lately an
nounced, left for Honolulu by the Hail
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CANAvARRo DIVORCED.

A de Souza Canavarro was granted
a divorce from his wife by Judge Rob
inson, the cause being desertion.
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RUSSIANS MAKE A STAND.

GUNSHU PASS March 25The Russians have arrived Spng
miles north of Tie Pass with the intention of defending
enough to disclose Japanese plans.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-25

The japanese strictly enforce a law
that forbids the use of tobacco to boys
under 20 years old.
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SCHOOL BASEBALL LEAGUE.

The following schedule has been ar
ranged for the School Baseball Lea
CUES season:
April 17--H. S. VS.. Normals.
April 20-Pun. VS.. Kams.
April 24-Pun. VS.. Normals.
April 27-H. S. VS.. Kams.
May 1-Normals VS.. Rams.
May Al. S. VS.. Puns.
May S-Puns VS.. Kams.
May 11-H. S. VS.. Normals.
May 15-Puns VS.. Normals.
May 1S-H. S. VS.. Rams.
May 22-Normals VS.. Rams.
May 25-H. S VS.. Puns.
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WHITMAN AND ELLIS DIsGRACED.

SAN FRANCISCO March 25Chef of Police Whitman and Capt
Ellis found guilty of official misconduct and dismissed from
the force.
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\ The GIIYS CHURCHES

Notices for this column should be
sent in not later than 3 o'clock Satur-
day MOI ning.
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A ROJESTVENSKY RUMOR.

PARIS March 25There unconrmed report that the Japanese
have damaged three Of RoiesNensly,s batteships.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
Notice 10 Stockholders.

HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT a.
LAND co.
Notice Is hereby given that the stock
books Of the Honolulu Rapid Transit g.
Land Company viii be closed to trans-
fers from the Goth to the 3tst days OF
March, 1905, both days inclusive.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
GEO. =. THIELEN.
Secretary.
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FOREIGN news BY CABLE
RUSSIA AND PEACE.

PARIS March 2The Russian loan negotiations progressing
satisfactorily There indications Of early peace the hnanc
unwilling further hOste Diplomatic limitations
that Russia has taken preliminary towards peace conhmd
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A WATERLOGGED DERELICT.

PORTLAND Ore March 25The schooner c. A. Kose from Van
couver has been found abandoned and waerogged.
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ANTI-FOREIGN OUTBREAKS.

HONGKONG March 25The -foreign outbreaks Ka
ping Szechuan.
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THE JAPANESE LOAN.

LONDON March 25The Japanese loan will be sufficient for
the needs Of the country for year and a half
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
PEPEEKEo SUGAR COMPANY

PEPEEKEO SUGAR COMPANY.
\ At the annual meeting of the share
holders of the Pepeekeo Sugar Com
pRny held on March g. 1905, the follow
ing officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year, namely:
Chas M. Cooke. ............... President
w. H. Baird. Vice President
Geo. H. Robertson. ..........T Treasurer
e. F. Bishop. ..................Se Secretary
S. M. Damon. ...................D Director
T. r. Robinson. .............. Auditor
All of the above named, excepting
the Auditor, constituting the Board of
Directors.
e. f. BISHOP,
Secretary.
Honolulu, March s, 1905.
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NOTICE.

wAILUKU SUGAR COMPANY.
The Stock books of the above Com
pany will be closed to transfers from
the 9th to 31st, inclusive.
GEO. II. ROBERTSON,
Treasurer Waikiki Sugar Co.
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tom" o'RoUKE.

NUItu ITdIHeT OF ALhIeIeS PRAISES the
Quick Bracing Effect of Paine's
Celery Compound.
Tom O'Rouke, the Famous Sporting
Man and Trainer of Athletes, says:
Nothing ever takes the place OF
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND to
quickly invigorate the nerve system OF
an athlete. 1t gets a man in prime con-
dition. In my experience in handling
athletes I have never found anything
equal to it."-Tom ORouke, New York.
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NOTICE.

HONOMU SUGAR COMPANY.
The Stock books Of the above Com
pany will be closed to transfers from
the 9th to 31st, inclusive.
GEO. II. ROBERTSON,
Treasurer Honomu Sugar Co
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DIPLOMATS DOUBTFUL.

WASHINGTON March 25The diplomatic corps does believe
that peace is coming
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Star Want Ads pay rs cents.
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ROXBURY.

Miss Edith Chase was on the sick LIST
lasC wcrk.-Mrs. George Lang of Barton
is Visiting Mrs. r.. W. Slayton.-1herc
was social dance at the Janvcrin farm,
last Thursday night.--RcX Brown is on
the sick list.-Archio Williams has finish
ed work for james Pierce and is now
working for Frank chaso.--il A. r..
Richardson's family enjoyed their annual
Christmas tree, William Kerr and wife
of Northlicld ana Alden Richardson and
wife of East Granville were present -
William Kerr went from here to West
L"oanOn to attend the funeral of a rcia-
tive. Later in the week he will 90 IN
Woodstock ON court busincsa- Miss H.
Frances l'anl"n was in White River
Junction Saturday to attend the funeral
Of Il cousin, There was Il party at Ilcnry
Spaid,ng's Saturday cvcnins.--Ther was
social dance at Frank Robtoy's Satur-
day night. Tho Rev. H. 4. Wilson was
quite iii Sundly.-The Rev. Il. w. Stew
art was III and unable To come Saturday
as was expected but it is expected that
he Will b" here to commence a series OF
revival services this week. --George Altcn
is at HON. for a. few weeks. Mrs. g. e.
II. Edwards and two children are visiting
,er parents. \. J.. Wheeler and family -
Miss Mabel Howe is quite sick. The lit
II" child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Spahinp
- ~ with whoopinS cough koXbury Is
IS now without Il physician. ClnreNSs
French is on the sick list.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
CONTINUED from third VngcD

Flodrctt of Lower Cabot; high. Marion
Ilosford of Charlotte. Baptist street.
Grace G. Bacon of Chelsea. {. W. Cram.
Lena j.. II. Wales of So. Barre; quarry
lower room Mrs. Vera w. JackwaN of
west Erattelboro. quarry upper room, :.
Belle Anderson of Waterbury Center; q.
j.. Williams Ann T.. Poor; SoaVor. r.iz
abcth Campbell of Randolph; David
Gale, Mabel l.Obeu OF So. Barre. Rcd
Westinghouse Maudc Gray of Plainfeld,
The first teachers meeting will he held at
the village schoohousc ON Friday even
ing January ut $50 y. IA. Topic.
"chanEc in the school law by the ses-
sion OF 1904. IAN are invited to come and
bring a COPY of the laws lately furnished
by the papers of the State.-Arrdnsc-
meIte arc in progress for a Shakespeare
reading by Fred NJ. blanchard of th.
University of Chicago about tn" middle
Of tho month. The entertainments Will he
under the auspices of the CuVnrsalisI
society and will probably he given IN thc
town hsll.--Ihe book committee of the
social library have lately bought Il So'
of early History of Vermont in four
volumes by I.at'aycttc Wilbur of jericho.
These books with 30 other volumes of
fiction. biography adventure, and general
reading will be placed in the library ~
the next meeting Tuesday january i" Mt
one o'clock p. m. shares may be bought
for 500 also limited shares good for Ui'
year without voting privilege for Hd' -
The Congregational society celebrated
the first SUNDAY in the now year by
holding the morning service III the maln
audience room Of the church.-A dauei-
ter was born December Is to Mr.. and Mrs
raniol T. Martin Of Pullman, III.
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THE $VEEK'SNEWS
THURSDAY. DEC. %.


Ore.,es 4. Weed OF Boston and Ben
iamn i. Riley of Springfield. Mass,
take morphine at Il New York hotel "a
II result of suicide compact: Weed dies
hut Riley may Steamer Dru.
melzier pounding on Fire island and
10 aid can reach her: unknown steamer
ashore on diamond shoals, off cape
Hatteras--.I John \. Kicker kills his
wife at Boston. the result of lea lousy
Farmers and merchants of Clay
county. Ga. to burn their share Of =
UMnO bales of surplus cotton: bon
fires already started-Nan Patterson
II wreck and becoming insane. accord
ing 10 her fathcr- New England
manufacturers Of shoes vote to raj Sc
prices Mrs. |. :. Rcrgiu of New
Haven held nj Jersey City OH charge
Of passing worthless checks
FRIDAY. DEC. 80.
As result Of institute Of Technology
sicners reduce a captain To lieutenant n
lieutenant to sergeant, three sergeant~
tC ratrolmcn aSd four >ergeants are
fined 30 days pay: found guilty Of he
elect of duty-~Formal opening of tun
mol under BOSTON harbor. connectin.
Boston proper with East Boston
Almost freight car full Of contrahaid
game shipped from Ma inc seized at Ros
t"n----.'apancsc capture Rihlung fort
after months of fighting, mining and
s0ppiilg - aNOr-elcct Parsons OF
Marlboro. Mass. chcckniatcs legal pro
ceeding> by producing proof. of nat
ma lization---i ncreaS" in tho cost of
charities in Connecticut Providence,
10y dies as result of being hit by q
sled Three persons burned To dcat III
NJ toncSus Lake. \. Y T. Y. Pow
DERBY says he believes the day of strikes
H. over Main" man indicted for Kill
ing man mistaken for Il d"cr-Dela'
ware legislature meets. but fails To cf
feet permanent organization--R Report
that board of inquiry 10 hear charges
against Bishop Talbot is moi regular
SANDY Hook life savn- crew res
cues men on stranded steamer brunei
Zier---DcnOcrat Governor-eleCt
Ough investigation--Af, After conference
with Odell and others senator bepeW
l. sure of r"-clection---n David 4, I'M
adhercs to his plan 10 r"iir" from
politics: New York Democrats looking
for Il new lcadcr--- Captain Il. l.,
Howe appointed couluaudant OF ca
diets AZ West Point New and serious
problems arising in connection with
the Panama canal Connecticut TO
hacco growers protest against re-
noval of Philippine tariff on tobacco
New inland waterway from CheSa-
pcakc bay TO Beaufort inlet TO he rec
Taft sees the president and urges 70
duciion of tariff on philippine sugar
and tobacco - France preparing for II
crisis in MorOcco-----Captain and cap
tain's wife and crew of Maine >choon-
er w. II. Chester rescued ut sea and
landed at Ilavre. France
SATURDAY. DEC. 81
Fourth big lumber tire OF apparent
incendary origin at Providence causes
loss uf SlOl.DO'J--Mrs. Newell ELS
I worth of Morrisvillc, w., While insane
places loison in family food woman il
dead and husband critically i'll, but sol
will recover .lapanrsc lost l.OW
INCA In titi,U ,u.d Wunldri ia siN DAYS
r-in IN capturing l;ihumg fort -
\''lAoAt clrr-A men working Tor le
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WINDSOR.

The Women's club, Friends in Council,
gave u reception to the members and in
Niicd guests at liunncmcdc club rooms
Monday evening. An Interesting pro-
slammo was given, which included an
address from Mrs, Mary Wood presi-
dent of the New Hampshire Federation
OF Nomcns clubs, upon the work and
objects OF woncns clubs. Michael Cos
of this place and Miss Rose Wells of
Grcenheld Mass, were married by tn
ROY. G. 9. polanN Monday. January -
The tenth anniversary OF the marriage
Of Or, and Mrs II. q, !Iutchins was OBJ
served at their home Tuesday eNerune
by Largo sathcrins al their friends
WHIST Mas indulsed in bN thn-" present.
Nhr t"b' .>ahs BaNo u whist PARTY IN
l. -. -. t. han Monday Nruius, WA.ch
WAS Aiirul'd by over ~ people
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home returned to his studies at u. "
NJ. yesterday.
I. ii. Daniels has moved into the
store in Mrs. Chases block. which was
recently occupied by Bert l.. Moody.
Mrs. Auton landt has gone to
Lowell. Mass, TO spend the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. Edgar Durand
At the annual meeting of the Meth
odist Sunday school the following off
ccrs were elected: superintendent. j
NJ Wallace; assistant superintendent
\. II. Corse, secretary. Miss Florence
TORY: treasurer, Howard Smithers
librarian, Miss Rose Gibson
Peter Tatro is spending II few days
with his mother in Attleboro, Mass
Miss Ola Towlc, who has been spend
ing Il few days at her home in town
returned to her school duties in Bur
lington on Monday
Miss Pearl Randall returned yestcr'
day to her school work in Boston
The Philomathean club will meet or
Friday afternoon with Mrs. c. G. War
ron.
Mrs Blodgctt is taking few days
vacation from her work in F. c. Luc'
Co.'S store and is in Woodsville, N. II
G.. +. Moody's saw mill is shut dowi
for Il few days, on account of en- ac'
| lident 80 the engine.
Miss Bertha Joslyn and Miss Annie
Grout have returned to the Randolph
Normal school after spending a few
days at their home.
Miss Katuna Landt, who has beer
at her home in town for n fcw day:
has returned to her school in New Rrie
tain, Conn.
Gowen Haskins, who has been i'll, Il
con valcsccnt.
Fred Hart is spending few days il
PhWtMr kct. X. |.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The funeral OF Mrs Wardner Burnhanl
took place at the centr" last sunday
the EcV. y. a. Ross officiating. Mrs
Eurnham vas kind hearted woman
ana highly respected. Sh" leaves Il nus
band and ono son.--'rhe Rev Mr.. South
worth supplied the pulpit mt East Calais
last Srndav. and Will continue To do 50
wrcu ~ weather is favornble.- Th'
T.ahi,s .i,d viii meet with Myrti" Lance
on Wcc.ncstiIv January II, afternoon and
evening. William Dutton is caring .oi
Mouroa I.yford. l. j. Benjamin, WIZ
lately injured on" of his eyes whli" AT
work in tn. woods. is >uncrinS severely
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-05
WAITSFIELD

MISS >"r"' NJ thompson whose S'H-
Gus i'iness was noted last NoeK' uled AZ
an early hour saturday morning D"cem-
Der 81 after a weeks illness win phtu-
mona ana other complications. Ihe i"-
neral services were held Monday ~ y.
m at the N's'ry OF the conversational
'hurch a''e'l"ed by the Rev W. "a ko-
mele' All the schools in town were
closed i"r 'hc ddN, ana the stores IN the
village closed during the services which
wtr" very largely attended. quite 4 dele
ga ION beng present from the Morc'o"n
schools where Miss Thompson mad nor
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WEST HAVEN.

The Christian I.ud'avor society hold n
social Friday evening. December 70. al
tho nom" of .. q. Hitchcock. The at
tendance was good aud the receipts near
~ So.-Tnc following u, rsonS spent the
holidays q homo. Mrs. Mary Murray
from New York. Carrie and Ira Boldcn
from Wells. Florence Jal>way from Sails
bury. Bessie JakwaY from Fair Haven.
Ilelen Douglas from Burlington, ami
Ju'i3 Hitchcock from tho Vermont
Academy at SaNtons Rivcr.--Miss Marion
Forbes is visiting Dr. &. I. Forbes Of
Burlington. MIR. Noncy FORBES has just
returned from there
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Ann Easdn aged - years, dlcd
instantly Thursday forenoon while call
ins at a ucighhor's house. She WAS an
parcntlN i'll hor usual good health and
mad heen actively engaged during the
morning. AS sh" rose to return home.
after :. call of a few minutes she took Il
step or two and then dropped to the floor
de ad. Heart troul. is believed to bc the
cause of death. Mrs. Eagan leaves two
sons. hoth Of whom arc in the granite
business, john j. Eagan being a cutter.
and u. W. Eu-an, the proprietor Of the
Eacan stone shed. the business of which
is done as the Capital Granite company.
George u. 1Iouehton of Montpelier and
Hiss I'losSie 1ioll Morse were married
Wedno sdaY evening ut the homo of the
bride in Barre hy tho Roy. o. T.. Aitkcn
of Derby. They left Thursday for trip
of few days IN Massachusetts ana New
liumpshiro, The groom is Il fireman on
the suburban train Of the Wells River
railroad
The annual election Of officers Of tho l.
q. o. T., was held Wednesday evening
ANA the following were choscn \. g..
{. T.. Ingbcc; Y. g.. .. q. Harris; re-
Wording AMI financial secretary. Edward
Baker; treasurer, H. O. Kent. The in
stIllation of the now officers Will be held
next Monday evening.
benjamin Gates went to Calais Thurs
day afternoon To appear for the plaintiff
in the case Of Irwin Brown vs. Martin
" ho.ler before Justice Hurry Shurtl.if
Judgment WAS rendered ior the plaintiff
to recover so and costs ter the shooting
ana killing of dog
state Auditor ~ r. Graham has been
IN, 10. ,i,. .,xIyf,
records of the late Judge Woodward
Jr No statement has been made since
May - and the records and papers are
in bad shape. so much so there is some
question as to whether the auditor can
find sufficient backing TO allow many
of the bills Of Gusts. several officers.
among them former Sheriff q. Il,
Evans, who has about $500 tied up in
the matter, are waiting to get their
tocs.
Stanley G. Wilson. in company with
II, G. Shurtleff. went to Worcester Fri
day to be present at the hearing Of five
justice suits. judgments were obtain
cd for the pai,tif in two casos. II. u.
Vail VS.. George Webster, 10 recover
$29.l2 and costs and Vail aud Temple
ton W. George Webster, TO recover
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Samuel II. O. Bosworth died Satur-
Hay afternoon at ms nome on Looms
street OF Briehts disease. He had been
in cC, many ,nonths and ,i.o cnd car,o
81" ~ '''0 49,
worth Was - years 81 axe. lie was
born in Berlin and lived there until he
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VAS engaged in III" manufacture OF
hoes, scYthes, ami other farm nipple
monts III connection WIN his iather and
- four brothers, until tho discontinuancc
, of the business IN $50. 'ic Was later on
4 and eroccrios Aftrr coming To- Mont.
pelicr, h" dealt in butter and maple
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