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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-09-29
Had Gun, Knife and Razor

Upon being searched, Locke was
found TO have a gun, an old shoe-knife
and a razor, with which it is supposed
he had intended to take his life had
not the powerful drug gotten in its
work
The marshal has taken the man in
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-09-29
FREYTHALER PARK CLOSES.
First Season at Summer Place Was a
Success.

The Freythaler park east OF the city
has been closed for the season. This
Is the first year that the park has been
open to the public and Mr. Freythaler
has been pleased with the initial sea-
sons success.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
I'H Gar YIELDS

The deputaticn replied that they
would not accept a postponement7 and
insisted on an immediate fulfllmeeunt
Of these demands. 81 3i?3 &
The authorities then surrendered,
subject to the final assent Of the Min.
lister OF Railways communicated with
by telegraph. us s !. rs y
A significant development in this
matter is that tile authorities VI have
recognized the strikers right to nego. at
tiate with them on equal terms This
Is an entirely new departure in Rus.
sian politics. e \ iSs f.S q
81 The new developments in the strike
situation is that the cemetery work.
ers have quit work, thus preventing
the burial Of the dead. 4 All the hos:
pital$ employees have formulated de!
mands and threaten to strike to.mor..
rowsif their demands are not granted. granite
Strikes suclr as these, it Is expected
viii y occur but the worst 81 the
a1l amoyem Y ms mt I'M Warsaw province, tits
believed sisS over
The willingness of the authorities
|tosnleet the men half way Is d prom,
Use of apieter times 10 come.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
GUNS PICKS, WHIskEY ND FOR.
8ElGMERS5 GOT INTO AWFUL r;
EsSsYEsTERpAY. II

I'm 10 ~
Sheriff Furbee, Deputy Sheriff Da.
Wis, Constable Walker, and Chief Fin:
ley, Of Monongah, were summoned to
Eyerson last night about nine o'clock,
to arrest the principals in a general
free.for.all that served as a wind Up III,
to the ceremonies attendant On On a d d
slay wedding a. that place yesterday.
The celebration Of the Sauspicious
event had been in progress most Of
the day and at about four q clock most
Of the participants were In the mood
for a lnix.up. Various causes are as.
signed for the trouble, but from what
can be gathered It seems to have
sprung from the usual feeling due, to
race prejudice. Whatever the cause,
the results are more than serious,
and in at least one instance probably
fatal. Dave Neer win probably die
from the fleets Of a wound in the head
made by a miners pick in the hands
Of lusty Slav; George Hartzell is
SO badly injured about the head that
he couldn't be brought to town last
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01

real appropriation bill passed ,he.
House Yesterday after considerable.
smendm sllli AMI ttaa lliese The fight
vas taken SO 1.-THE seaate. where Sem
stor Marshall began Stacking on an
AMENDING giving To- the agricultural
department. f85the2 State University!
5000, and the amendment was car
riela Senator Carrigan,$ always TO the
front In educational matters. added
an amendment Of $4,000 for a dor:
mitory at the West Liberty Normal
School, and Formang did likewise for
1.-THE Keyser preparatory school, a part
q the State University. VI 81 S5
Talbot attacked all the proposed
|dormitory8 appropriations but lost, and
Cole was equally unsuccessful iii Sat;
tempting; to reduce the { appropriation
for the university The amendments
SO far attached to the general and
legislative appropriation bills bring
the total up to 100000 or s12s,OOo
above the estimated revenue for the
next two years. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
EVERYTHING VILE SOON BE lin
READINESS FOR 1 SATURDAYS Ij
GREAT EVENT. 5...s;
BY Publishers Presss.)

WASHINGTON, Mar 1.-THE ma, ,,.
tional capital has donned holiday at.
tire for the Inauguration. ndsylsitor1s
by the thousands are arriving. TEN.
porary stands from which the parade
may bereviewed have been erected
here. there and seyerywhe and are
n '1ow being opriately decorated. n
Presid lent Roosevelt will leave the,
White House between 10 4 ana III
O'clock Saturday morning, acc pan an.
teds by q detach or army veterans; !;
the famous rough riders; With whom
MI. Roosevelt served in The Spanish
war; squadron 4 o. New York City,
and the Congressional committee ON
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
JUSTICE GAYN DR. RESERVED His
DECISION & ON HER RfIAPPLIcA.;
TON FOR BAIL.
(By Publishers, Press, ] ].

laEN' = ASoo.J ~
NEW YORK, Mar Justice Gay.
nor, in the Brooklyn Supreme Court
today, reserved his decision in the
application for hail on a writ Of Ger.
tiorari In the case Of Nan Patterson,
the actress, charged with killing
Caesar Young, bookmaker. Appll-
cation for bail was made by Abe Levy,
Chief Counsel for the accused, who
stated that Miss Patterson was suffer.
ing from general debility, and in view,
other long confinement inYthe tombs,
should be accorded either an. immr,e,:
diateEtrial! or be admitted to reason
able amount of bail: He said that the
district attorney had given him a ten
tatiye. promise that his client would
ee tried April, but that it was
more than likely to be several months
later before she would be brought into
court for$Strial. &; {.
In opposing the application, Assist.
ant District Attorney Rand said that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
y, WON g n z. q 4: Y NNiNTH Is OVER
sssc oR 7I'E BET : ST Nj GIFTS s3
(ByPublishers. Press L, ], i

FRANCIS 20 3, Cal. NJ NJ 81 M 1. ! ~ y
The plgilistic start Of Y Yoang x Corbett,
once feather:weigh champion & aipd and
two i q. times conqueror Of Terry Nc: L!
Govern sank to- a minor magnitude,
last nigh, when Battling Nelson Il de. L.
csisi,yely defeated Corbett sfor the sec.
ond time In q nine round battle. Cor:
belts seconds threw up THE sponge pong u
to t7 !, save Ea him from being knock led Z out ut
csoe!mple etely1 With the victory Bat.
Ting Nelson h becomes the logical
caEd Z date for q Schampi onship fight
with Jimmy Britt corbett held his
own for three rounds. but after that
q Nelson assumed the aggressive ana
" was plainly evident that he was
corbet s mast at every stage of the
|fightins 4
Nelson had hard a mark this morn.
|iag TO show&for the tight which was
probably the fastest ever pulled on
here, while eorbett's face and body
were battered and bruised. The one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
TIilooSsiT H7ES DEMANDS oF5THE sTRlK,
n 5I;!F NJ Rs Is: AND GIVES THEM
REC oGNITloN..
(By Publishers Press. )

s.
" Y,ARSANN.,s Russia, Mar. 1.-Pro.
longed negotiations; have been in
lirogress between the authorities and
gthe strikers of Warsaw province
and now 1t appears that the
y end OF the strike is plainly
ssss.r sight. Raj! way Director Ivan.
Seff Informed the railway. strikers
the last ofsthe past;week that the, Car
b9@esgnld sconcedeE all their demands but
that these demands were not def.
nitelyS formulated He accordingly
reqn nested the strikers to state exact:
sswhat they wanted. ~;
The strikers then elected a depu-
tatlons which was pres senteds contain:
tng q demands twenty six OF which
saccep pted, lyanh 81 declaring the.
titer one impra tcable: ~ \. &
He promised to concede these 40
points within 4 fortnight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
FOUREFAlRMON7 People. were
HURT 8AlWRECK NEAR1COL
FAX EARLY this MORNING

aisle and through a window, head
first. Y Z. ~
She 5lit'on her feet, and Immediately
ran for safety for she Saw that the
car was nearly upon her. A barb
wire fence tore part Of her clothes or,
She had ran but about ten feet when
the car fell on its side In the exact
spot she had vacated. silS n =
Siegh had remained asleep during
this time and was awakened by flying
through the. window. His presence
saved Williams from injury, for the
colored man was thrown against him.
Sleigh was preclpitated head frat
through the window, but before the
car had ceased its motions or turned
over he ran to a place Of safety, al,
though he was considerably bruised
UP. He was sleeping on the sido
upon which the car turned. and 1t is q
miracle that he was not mashed 10
death. 5f554. IS .5 ~ r 53la
Physicians were sent to the scene
Of the wreck from this city and
dressed the wounds Of those injured.
The two who are in the hospital were
brought to this place as soon as pos.
slble. Railroad officials are unable
to account for the accident, and the
only theory advanced is that some.
thing became loosened from the train
and fell on the track. These inter.
locking plants can not be tamperel
with, and are kept in excellent shape,
50 that the idea Of a defective switch
is hooted by them.
The track was cleared in five hours
and the train continued Its. journey
With a coach picked up here. No.
5,Sthe Wheeling accommodation, was
delayed one hour, while No s was
laid out for three. The strange fea.
tire OF the wreck was that the other
cars did not leave the track and the
occupants were hardly awakened ! BY
the shock. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
CANADIAN {. "A. n (. CAMP [[''.
WILL HAVE a RARE FEAST At
& ANNUAL. BANQUET ON THURS.
DAY NIGHT. y.
(By Publishers Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 1.-The Hotel
Astor has announced that IT will serve
a whole rhlnocerous on Thursday
night at the. annual dinner Of the
Canadian Camp. Just how the rhino
will be cooked and served has not been
definitely settled.
Il According{to a member7of the Camp
the design is to eclipse the dinner
given last November. at which a bear
shot BY Grover Cleveland, was served
whole. X 5t
The rhinocerous," said this in.
formant, was obtained from the Ber-
lin Zoo. Dr.. g. Lenox Curtis will pre-
side at the dinner Of strange beasts,
and DIR. Henry Van Dyke is down to
serve as toastmaster. Grover Cleve.
land has been invited to participate
in the destruction of$the rhino which
will be servde, hide, horn Tor horrnls)
and all.} S;s5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
lc:!o:,ial.l!IInrIued II sonE EEIah.h paae.l
NELSON

time time 81 cham plon admitted that Nelson
vas his b master and great fighter. si
s " Gesortett said have no excuse 70
offer for my defeat IA was beaten
fairly f. tSby Nelson and wish him sue.
6 cess IN his future battles. The only
thing lam sorry for lisS that my friends
lost their money on me / thought
sure "A would win. Nelson fought q
slsyers and cool battle while cot
wicked y i 9ef at times In my anxiety to ret
ina nock.out blow. +
q elson sis q stiff puncher, and the
blows which he landed on my Ii Siaw Sin
lighting were ones that beat me-.
y Nelson is a great fighter and Is my
MASTER
Battling Nelson IS eager to meet
Jimmy Britt and the pair win probably
m meet tn April In this city. Nelson took
his victory quietly and said:
sI knes would beat Gorbett.
5essthat tirst fight i had With corbett
Y felt confident ! could beat him again
this time. corbett is one OF The
greatest little fighters i eyer met ne
Is game, tricky ana can take an aSIs
81 Nv
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
HAS THE LoMe,Lo ooKED:FoR r AD.
JouRNMEMTs OF LEGlsLATUR RE Il
BEEN ANN OUNCE ED. y
CONFERENCE: c oMMlTTEES NOW
NEcEssAaY--,--WlLLlP osABLY}
Ado U RN IT ON lGilT se =:
5tBy,gNI.gP,. shaiwl,,ey,,' ,'

~ ~ siA bs bs . ~! nI .olttM AeS 10y
CHARLESTON, c Mar. 1.-The House
Is resting on4lts oars waiting the &C.
tion Of the Senate on the appropriation
bill but Il looks as though thej y rest
Is about over. The Senate Is just fin.
ishins up the second reading Of the
bill and will make short work Of lts
third reading. a conference commit.
tee is necessary and there may be
some difficulty In getting together
owing to the large additions made Ito
the appropriation BY the Senate. Un.
less something unexpected comes, the
adjournment will certainly be reach:
ed tonight. Preparations for the In.
ausuratlon have begun on an exten.
slve scale. Si
4 C CHARLESTON, Mar. The gen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
AND CONF PLETE ss RE,
II VIEW :;.. OF r .aTio q
Al sER OF WAITE r Sc oNMiTTEE II
STR REASONS Nv s4Y on LEi
Il tsF ouLDis oTE Fo Or lss U.$ ss5
s AN C 81 % S? q Rot ps. .s Il III


/; Falrmont March i ;s'o5.
~ '[sG the Editor qf the West yirglntaM.i
Although muchshas been, saids
both in the press ahdsby the th.5jj;et general
5pablicss abopt tie issning sof bonds by ~:
theScity to- pay hc'balance Of the out
standing and unsecured indebtednesssi
against the water works, upon which
5duestlonSan election Isl to SbeS held to.
morrow, March I'd. 1 respectfullyEask
that yoaSwills permit me to occupy a a
portion ofSSyour space for the purpose
Of calling especial attention Of tho
voters to the importance Of this mat.
ter upSh q which they d are "a pass judg.
iment. y
5lI.l The present water biaii 81 tie
CITY has cost appro5ximaitei eiy about
$500 100000, Of which about si5O.oOo.Op
has been paid thereon ssincet the plant
was first started ihs tie yea year X 1871
ofi the amount so paid, s7S, 10000 was
realized real from the sale % Il taxable
bonds, or. bonds secured and paidFby
leyyihs taxes upon all sofst the real and
personal PROPERTY iii TIE: VI clltyy,, lty, and
which said dsbonds are YET outstanding.
lie Interest Of which s5is ;belnrIgg; paid
annually by taxation upon said silllt real
and personal property, and a sinking
fund fund gto the principal thereof sSis
also being raised in the s same man,
NJ .ners as9 each taxpayer can readily OBJ
serve by reference to his tax receipts.
iiieB5prlnclpal sof q portion Il of these
y bonds us not due for more than three
Years, and the other portion is not not
payable for from five to seven years,
and AZ ID even then the city Is not com; com
relied 10 $take9up all Of these bonds
In less than stwenty; years. The bal:
ance nj ofSthe money paid upon said wa:
] Ter \, system represents the profits from
water !! rents during the fourteen years
.thnt$the citykhas owned slts plant.
There ,I,l IS still an Indebtedness against
the q sts system Of fsabout s155,o0O.O0, ali
.o}ff5}lWlhlch3 q is evidenced etofdersI
Of the city, drawn, BY resolutions 81;
the council, against the water works.
which y g \, orders We're given from time
i ytos time, as the improvements were
made to the Scity's8system within the
past s'l5t three years. AllSof these orders
bear interest at six per- centuu1mn, and
the the annual interest amounts to aboilt!
So, 10000 $is prohibited blythe
Constitution to create a bonded iii; III;
t!sl dt!eslb'tt!edness Of city tp5 be paid by
"a taxation In excess of Isl per cent OF the
+ tot'ttaali,s'yal,aatlonS Of fSreal and personal
property the entire amount of! such,
EoIids that the city could issue I Slis3 it
abont31lss $4,000 ooo.oo, The; /; assessed VAL
uationS q said property 8fors1 904 being,
IN round numbers. s3;OOO,OOO.Oo. gS All
the scitySalreadyei has outstanding sis,
ooG,0o log @ sofs sewer bonds and $4,000 oO2of,
paving bonds est Falrmontt which
added t. the ss7$,O ~ 10000 sof Il taxable:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
ssM KERS IN N 9. J UMPED THE
& Ac x AN Q sTU RNED OVER
ON ITS SIDE.
PASSENGERS HAD JUST BEEN
ii AEklNG G s$;WREc KS WHEN
~ THE CRASH CAME.
Thesiniuuryesd: red

neslH1ureu. = st,l5 ( *. "a s5
,MANDA " ALLOWAY; colored
single Sof 221 Jefferson street, Fair.
;aont; bruised about hips and abdo.
men; not dangerous at City hospital
cHARLEs E. sIEGH, Landscape
gardener, 40 years old; Of Baltimore;
severe scalp wounds and facial bruis,
3sesss sat Miners Hospital. &:
BEATRICE DAVIS and FL ORENCE
x I3ssRo OWN, scolored, Of this city bruises
land scratches; taken to their homes.
The Chicago limited. No, Z due to
sarriyes sinSthis city at 2:24 A. NJ, was
wrecked Eats Colfax; five miles east Of
here sats3 3::45 this morning. The train
was about 80 minutes late, and after
getting q white light at Colfax was
making in gthei neIghborhood Of 40
miles per; hour when the west switch
sopsrated / by an interlocking plant,
was reached.
that spot, for some cause as yet
unknown, the smoking car left the
rails ran on the ties for several hun.
ssdred yards, and finally turned over
'Sonaitsg side 9 No other coaches were
Stderall ed: Only six persons were in
.sthe smoker at the time, and the won.
der IS sthatsthey were not all killed. i
-Four persons from this city, all col.
sored, Amanda Galloway, william H.
"a Williams Florence Brown and Beat
5rices Davis n an unknown foreign iwo
man and Charles E. Siegh,3 OF Balti.
more. We're the occupants: Amanda
II Galloway was seen in the City Hos.
spital and gives an excellent account
&ofE the accident.
She states that the party Of four,
sofS8hich she was member, was re.
turning from Cecil. W.. Va, 10 this
ssnlace, and boarded the train at Graf.
ton All the seats in the ladies' car
were occupied, and they were com.
apelled TO take the smoker. All six
people were near the center Of the
scar%t he Fairmont crowd on the right,
wilde Siegh was on the other side,
stIust pposite from Williams and Miss
I3siJayis. II Z As II
X; yss;s MISS 3 Galloway and Miss Brown oc.
3st;lpied "a g seat Just to tho rear Of the
Ssot N s1tl1 her 4 two and Miss Brown had gust
|: I$:asEed Miss Galloway if she had ever
~. cen II IN wreck She replied that She
~ ;hadsnot3 q but that the train was run
ming rather ffastHand Just then they
Sfelt y l']E the car on the ties. The train
Iterscame Sin@ and pulled the bell
;ssSrtope.ss telling them to Keep their seats
+ and keep cool II
ss5s8s5A u followed !jhis instructions with
She reception Of f5ithe foreign woman,
who Il ran 10 theffront end OF the car.
Y ssirils car followed the ties for nearly a
sS9tlarter Of a mile, and then turned
sideways Thetforce from this threw
5SSiahe passengers around, and the Gallo.
Il \; A. oman was thrown across the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
|INAUGlR ALTON VISITORS ARE ARRIVING

arrangements, composed Of Senator'S
spooner, Lodge and Bacon, and an RRen.
resentatiyes Dalzell. i. Crumpa ckeff and and
John Sharp Williams /. This ii pageant rj1
will proceed down Pennsylvania ave ave.
nue. n y 81 and up theshill to the capitol. The
President will proceed at once Sto the, IL,
! residents room In the Senate wing
of tbs; capitol where all bills awaiting
residential action will G be; signed.
Short tly before /. oon he he viii be a. 81
corted cor ts, into the Semi q chamber ia q q
! witness the inaug ugurat lion OF VicesP Pres:
ident y Sn:rbanks: NJ
At I, clock, sharp Senator Eryey
|as3 President protein. of the senate'
VIII rap With his gavel and announce
that the iiftye,shth Senate is ad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
NAN.,.P PATITERSON Still A PRISONER
Continued 81 Filth T Paue:.;,;; {, !;


MI MISS Patterson would be given trial
as q soon on as was possible. but itswolld
be be unfair TO othars prisoners, charged
with homicide in the tombs, 10 give
the The woman any precedence and PRIV
ilege Rand sad that i Il was likely
il1i that the woman would De tborught i ID
trial next month. 5t,s3S5.Js
I y y you Will promise 70 bring her to
trial next month, Twill withdraw my a:,,
ialpTblication,f said Levy sSS
SASlr, ISsE,3 /, lssnd said that tile district at. t
tornsys or lice nj fairns could not
make nal esSsSilch g promise. Il isi;,5 Il
4 fsJusttce 4 &! !. 6 GGaynor asked tGr$the papers
and reserved dectslons ! 81 Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
JUDGE III vHlLHAM RAYMOND
GIVES a PLANTATION
Or QUESTION

" IVA " iose terred 10, NJ viii
}ge rs :Srsesl sind of in.
,tsste ftlsflSe6r sgs The sum nt
~ " % onls aDept Ss5, ,op0OD 81
gati sllll i!tienal N stasat bsEa could he Is
N llsss - ,,nl ess ttie aii anbunt made
sEiillstet Il e meet the said unsecnred III,
tSle.itedne q ii' Vo sand fhis
3saii,$3 s;llj1 asld distonal Issue 81 taxation
ilsan3ls sSiltl \; would have to- fa iirst sutiors
,':sea n y. BY the peoplesa the poils.
The Sprop posed issue of mpr,
itiase a water bonds agg gregating $50.
200, y, 90, on said debt ef i fs5.
10000 y: and have d surplus with which,
TO I! connect sup various portions Of tie
Sclty,sw;here water is not muse, there,
3 BY u an riding all the citizens iii oppofs
unity get the city water. n.nny t,t
,sil,t, whom are a' now and have been. elaai,
o,ring 8for8 such watsr Thssa bonds
are are stos be ps,d, both Interest aba
principal, out sof3 the Income ieriSa.i
from water rents so /. that no taxpayer
Iee the city,s@ho does not use The city'
Water, Will be REQUIRED ID my ona
SScaiitl ofS said ind ebteaness. Tfis Ii 4
clear demonst strait lon Of thesoft repeat.
ga saying. that the consumer alone
bays the tax! These bonds are d,
itrn tllll for thirty (S0J years though the
city can n? any time after tiye years
redeem sltis any port lon or ali OF said
J bo,tds. rttdg They call for interest at the
rate Y \ q q 4, per centnn payable SENT
annually and the duty III made man z
iIdatorys and stmpe eratlye upon the city
council TO see that the Interest is
4'fopitnpa pil provided and Ii rs also made
9Ltl The sduty Sof8 said bod to provide On
annual ssinklng fund yulicient to dis.
charge said principal OF siso,ooooo
within said period of thirty years, 10
DO do which; at least six thonsand dol,
lars !1' must be placed annually In said
I!silnking 81 fund and the total amount
n thus ll'. squired ITO pay said annual In
;terest e gand create said sinking fund
;lss vs. the sum ~ 900. .oos-all of whicf
4 IIssrepe'at Z shall come from The eafn-
X, sIInss5 o. the water works. and from no
other 4 b source. II is confidently be-.
.lieYed that the wa len rents Tor The /
;;fscal syears eginning On the tirst day
81 o9if355At.prll, 1ao5, and ending on March
.Slst :9sl i a goo VII salnornt ID about SIS
600, ( y 90 and this wit tioas n,eslng ans.
material ,Ifl change in The existing wa,or
rents i HoWeyer.S III such fents are not i
10 provide for said sinsinE
fund 3IlH19l interest and the liked charges
required TO operate the plant. the
council has the power. and ii ii made
4 obligatory 80 to do under the act Of
tie Lesi atare, % require snficlsnt
tents e 70 be fixed providing for,sii suci,
charge md 8ifs the council shall fail
to to perform any or al of Tie duties
IS iselliired5 q t5nnd er said act, any eli
zen s9tl and ni Staaxpay of the city can aps
plss3StEog the judge of either the Circuit
g or lnrtermed late Court 81 Marion
county y llt for damns ttiat WIN com
pei the council Or IT'S members. to
ebserlye Az ofg the stipulaticns OF saisl
act lct3santh ling the issuance cf said
i5i5E5TS5T7
Continued on Eighth 7ase.)
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-29

Edwina " hite has returned from Ways
Mills where she has been visiting for the
past two weeks.
The reception given By the graduating
class vas very largely attended and good
time enjoyed by everybody.
The isdles of Companion Court Clyde of
the Ipdependent Order of For sterslvilI
givean entertainment and supper IN Ma
goon's halilWednesdsy evening, Sfay S1st.
Every body invited, admission 15c. -