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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-21
Books at Special Prices for the Closing Days of Xmas.

A carefully selected line of Novels by such well known authors as. Holmes, Garvice, Evans, Doyle, Lyall, Braeme and others, bound in cloth, decorated cover de- sign, special vaa- ..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-21
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TOPEKA. Kan Dec- 21-Edwsrx Wilder. treasurer of the Atchison. To peks and santa Fe Rsilrozd eoup<zy. dlst hers fzst night
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

side OF y street NV, from Scott Circle
TO 18th street, at an estlRated cost OF
sl55, to be assessed against all lots In
square north of Js2 abustsIl8 on said
south side OF n street between the
limits named. On the south side of 2
street NV. from 9Th satreet to. I1th
street, at an estimated cost OF s995, to
be assessed against all lots IN squares
33s and 2gs abutting SHtd south side
OF 2 street between the limits named.
On the east side of 8tfl strect y W, from
cost OF S1.f00, to be assesged against all
lots in square 424 abutttng on said east
side OF sth street between the limits
named On the west side of Sth street
NV, from n street to G street. at an
estimated cost Of S615, 20 be assessed
against ali lots In square $50 abutting
the limits named. On both sides of ssh
street NV, from o street 30 Z street, at
an estimated cost of s1.c10. to be assessed
against all lots IN squares s98 and 4z&
abutting on said Sth street between tbs
limits named. On the south side OF
street NV, from New Jersey avenue TO
North Capitol street, at an estinate1
cost Of 81 ,52S, to be assessed against al
lots In squares 623 and west of 623 abui-
ting on said south side Of I street be-
tween the limits named. On the north
side OF street NV. from Vermont
avenue to 18th street, at an estimated
cost or $50. to be assessed against aIz
lots In square 2f6 abutting on said norsa
side of k street between the limits ID
named. Tn both gfdes Of K street NV.
from 16sn street 70 17th street, at an
estimated cost of $515 10 be assessed
against all lots In squares I84 and Isl
abutting on said K street between the
limits named. On the south side Of Yale
street NV, from. 18th street to IatIs
street, at an estimated cost OF s2z0 I'd
be be assessed against all lots in block g
Columbia Heights. abutting on said
south side of Yale street between tfS
Units named. HENRY L. WEST.
JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners, .:
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
WITH BLACK MASCOT
G(jNT)N-TEHPLE WON
Happy Hooligaa" Brought Good Luck
and Ex-Champs Downed st.
Stephens by to S.

Happy Hooligan." the notorious lit
tie black mascot OF the Nationals. jour
neyed up TO the Sunday School League
grounds yesterday afternoon with Cap
tain Langley, and brought good luck
to the ex-ehamps in the game with st.
Stephens.
On account of forfeiting the game
with Calvary last Thursday. there were
many who thought that Gunton would
be outclassed. but they played rings
around St. Stephens. winning out by
the score of 10 5. Brown, one OF Gun
toms pitchers was sent in TO play short
stop In Bruce Bielaskis s absence, and
two Of his errors were responsible for
nearly all of the runs made by the
losers Hutchinson pitched star bail
for the winners, desypite the fact that he
is not in hie usual form.
The scnre.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. D.
Washington. D. c., June 8. TgS-Notic4
is hereby given that on the 30th day OK
June, 1906, will exptr5 all licenses grant
ed by the Assessor of the District OF
Columbia to the proprietors Of automo-
biles. autovehicles, electroyehicIes
hacks, cabs, and vehicles of all kinda,
used for the transportation Of passeu-
gers, for hire: also private banks ana
bankers mot incorporated). brokers.
note brokers, and the Washington Stock
Exchange. Said licenses must ba
promptly renewed by ell persons desfr-
ing TO continue business after the date.
II. II. DARNEJLLEs, Assessor, D. C.
jes,7.s,a,10,I2
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Fifth Baptist. 2. First base by errors
Metropolitan Baptist, /; Fifth Baptist.
2. Left on b. ases-Metropolitan Baptist.
on Spicer. 2: on Richmond, 2. Struck
out-By Spicer. 7; by Richmond, 5. TWO
base hits-I angtry. Freye. Sacrifice hits
Smith (2}. Stolen bases-Dampier,
Garner (2), Hurley. Kerper. Smith.
Double play-iIart 0lnassisted). Hit by
pitcher-By Richmond. /. Passed balls
Freye, l. Umn.-e-Dove Venable. Time
OF game hour and 81 minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Earned rlIns-Gunton. 3; ST. Stephen's S.
2 First base by errors-Gunton. 2; st.
Stephens. ?. Left on bases-Gunton, Z;
St. Stephens, g. First base on balls
off Hutchinson, 3; off Mcknight, /.
Knight. 6. Three-base hit-Harding
Two-base hit-Woodward. Sacrifice hit
Price. stolen bases-Asquith. Price (2),
Shoemaker, Hutohin9on, Rhodes. Miller
Double plaYs-BroWn to Earnest to
Langley; Willis to Lynham. Hit by
pitcher-By Mcknight 2; by Hutehin-
son. l. Passed ball-WoodWard Umpire
Mr. Belts. Time of game-1 hour and
35 minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Brooklyn fans say that Phil Lewis,
the Cornell boy who is playing short
stop for the Bridegrooms, is the best
player brought to Brooklyn in years.
Lewis played with Baltimore last year
and the New York Americans tried to
draft him last fail. but Hanlen re-
tanned him by the covering
process.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
RECORD BROKEN
IN PIGEON RACE
Philip Krous' Birds Again
Winners.
CONDITIONS WERE PERFECT
First Flyer to Return to Loft Averaged
Forty-fve and one-half Miles
ar Hour.
CONDITIONS WERE PERFECT

A, new record was created by the
Washington District of the National
Federation Of Honling Pigeon Fanciers.
in its 400-mile race yesterday. the splen-
did record of ]. C. Ladd, made last
year, being beaten by q wide margin.
Two hundred and forty~five birds were
liberated by DIR. Francis D. Kendall,
well-known faneier of Columbia, S. c.,
race. who wired: Birds liberated 6:19;
weather perfect: no wind start excel
lent ,.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
HETROPOLI1ANS BEAT
THE FIFTH BAPTISIS
Richmond's Clever Twirling Was Too
Much for Leaders in Section
B-Score.

Metropolitan Baptist administered its
second defeat of the season to the Fifth
Baptist team, leader in Section B of the
Sunday School League. yesterday. Score
to 3. Inability to bat c. Richmond was
responsible FOR the leaders defeat.
sfac
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Bedford Boy, owned by Ed Han, or
Washington, won the free-for-ail race
at the Philadelphia Driving Park, Phila-
deIDhia. Saturday Driven by Brawley,
he made the fastest time of the day,
2:16A and won In straight heats, de,
feating Olgus, John Bah, Cascade ana
Hal Burns
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Leon Ames. of the New York Giants,
has a pitching record for the season
equal to that of Rube Naddeu. The
Gotham slabman has nine straight vic
tories and no defeats
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

The Commissioners have as strong a
team as there is in Washington, prob
ably. but they have lost to the Wal
brooks, of Baltimore. with persistent
regularity.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Tim Murnane says that while here dur
ing the Nationals-Bos series he was
local management for ss00O. Pat is a
disturber and Griffith is sore on him.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

coIgate,s football schedule calls for
games with Cornell. West Point, Syra-
cuse, Williams, Cortland Normal, 81;
Lawrence, Mtddlebury. Rochester, and
Hamilton. TOM ROLANp,
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
BASEBALL.

The. exoneration of Muggsy McGraw
NAV be said to resolve itself into q
case of mot guilty, but don't do it
a ain -
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
Indications Excellent.

Upon the receipt of his telegram con-
gratulations We're exchanged upon the
prospects for fast fly. but no one an
over forty-five and one-ha1f miles an
hour. a record which will doubtless
stand for years The honors again went
to Mr.. Krous, making IL his fourth con-
secutiye victory, an unprecedented rec
ord in such a strong district.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Now that Eddie Hanion has whipped
Young Corbett, the question arises. WIN
Jimmy Britt consent to match with
the native son? Han1on is clearly not
In a class with Me Gentle Jeems.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

After stailing in the early rounds.
Willie Fitzgerald let loose and finished
strong enough 10 have something. to
spare on Harry Lewis, in Philadelphia,
Fitz. but the latter's punches hurt the
Fhiladelphian-
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Washington is not doing as we'll now.
but the Nationals are fighting for
every game. Stahl has infused his men
with the right kind of spirit and they
Will take a whole lot of beating be-
fore they are down and out.-Cincinnati ii
Commercial Tribune
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

fsnpton has the best base running
team IN me league. They have a good
lead in the stolen base record. and yes
ff.rdaN added five more.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
PUGILISM.

That explanation offered by Billy
Recap for giving Nelson a draw in the
Baltimore hght with Sullivan was well
received The fact that an agreement
vas made before the men entered the
ring to let the bout go as a draw II
both were on their feet at the end of
six rounds, forced the referee to give
the draw A mistake was made in not
announcing this fact at ringside.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Happy" spit on the bah once. and OH
The next pitch langley got hit over
second base.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

For a real. lively oId-fashioned base
ball town." says Tim Murnane. II think
at the present time Washington has all
the best of it,
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Uncle Nick Young says he would not
trade Cassidy for any ball player in
either league Uncle Nick. who is a
regular rooter al National Park. Is ex-
ceptionally sweet on the Pride of Ches-
ter,
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Eddie Asquith had his big bat with
hin, Yesterday. getting four hits out OF
five times up. Pop Harding was close
behind with three out Of five.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Rhcs e and Xander made resolution
tn .re fourth inning yesterday TO bat
the ball over the trees in left field On
the next trip the former went out on a
weak infield drive and the latter tanned
the air.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
Personal Comment On Men and
Things in the Field Of Sports

and stole everything except Jimmy Cal
lahan's thirst.-New York Telegraph.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
CHRIST CHURCH WON
FIRST GAME PLAYED

Christ Church (Georgetown), played
It's first game in the Eniscopal League
yesterday and walIoped Epiphany by
II to 4. The result was never in doubt
The score:
R.H e
Christ Church..2 3x-17 II ,
Epiphany ......0 0 0 0 02 6 "a 8
Batteries-Summers Norris and Keel
er; Litchfield and Miller
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
DEPARTMENTAL.
MARQUETTE.
ToDAYS SCHEDULE.
Sunday School.

Sunday School.
Fourth VS.. Sixth. Fourteenth
street and Lydecker avenue.
Calvary M Z. VS.. MI, Pleasant
Congrega tional, White Lot Eilipse.
Section B.
First Congregational VS.. Calvary
Baptist, Northeast.
Capital City.
Carroll Institute vs.. st. Patrick's,
White Lot.
Departmental.
Interior VS.. Agriculture.
Marquette.
ST Patrick VS.. Trinity.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

The Quakers have not yet been in
formed of the fact that the Washington
team has been renamed. The Philadel-
phia scribes are still speaking of our
sterling athletes as the Senators.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Barney Dreyfuss is hopping mad and
threatens to jump the National League
Barney says he cannot stand for being
turned down on the evidence of a Dutch
comedian, score card man, and hireling
Amt them harsh words?
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Beginning yesterday, betting commits
sioners at the Metropolitan tracks were
assessed $ for the privilege of doing
business in the club house.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

According to rumors. the Boston Ma
tional management enticed young Cy
into signing a contract which calls for
but 800 for the season. The recruit has
been such a sensation that unless the
Hub owners make q large increase in
his income he will jump to some inde-
pendent club where he can get several
times as much.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Burglars broke into the White Sox s
clubhouse in Chicago the other night
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
YACHT MARY NJ.

YACHT MANY ~
Fer charter by evening day. Capaetty Sc
persons Special attention TO clubs Phens
If. ISL. c. W. FORSBERG. sth and Wates
SITS sw. 5s2-31
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
FOR MT. VERNON

Daily, Sunday Excepted,
Steamer Charles Manchester
Leaves 9Th st. wharf at 10 am. and 2:a
pm. Sundays excepted
Fare. Rodnd-trip Excursion Ticket. 50c
Elegant Cafe on Steamer.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
Section B.

First Congrega tional VS.. Calvary
Baptist. Northeast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-06

the shooting and rendered n vcrlic
to the effect that MIR. Erpenbscl
came to his death from the accidcnta
discharge Of Il revolver i'll his Owl
hand"
MIR. lIrpcnbacli was member of OLD
Point Lodge of Odd Fellows; Vapako
meta Tribe of Rcd Men; Live Oak
Camp, WOodmcn of the World, In
which he carried an insurance policy
Of $4,000, and the Phoebus fire depart
mcnt. He also carried IL policy in the
metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
The various organizations will atten..
The funeral services in a body.
Mr. t.rpcnback is survived by his
wife and seven small children. lie had
been drummer in the National Sol
dicrs' Home band for many years, and
II is likely that the band will attend
the funeral
AS stated in the Daily Press yOstcr
day Mr.. l;rpCnback shot himself whit
cleaning Il revolver in his porch short
~ after o'clock Friday afternoon
While it was recognized that the
wound was Il dangerous one, his
friends hoped that ii would not prove
fatal. but investigation showed that
ltc injuries TO the intcstines were
serious,
When the coroncr's investigation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-06
IN THE HAMPTON
CHURCHES TODAY
New Place of Worship of Central
Methodist Church Will Be Dedi-
Gated this Afternoon.

The dedication Of the new Central
Methodist church will take place this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. c. l..
Banc, of Cumberland Street Nlctlic.
dist church, Norfolk. will preach The
dcdicatory sermon.
The following program will be car
ricd out:
Organ prclude-Prof. Lillcbridge.
Professionalism Of Victory
Ilynll--"IIoly, Holy, Holy"
Prayer.
Solo" Jerusalem" Nj. j. NJ. Hail.
Scripture reading.
Anthem ''l,lcss the Soul. o I.or ~
Scrmon.ltcv. c. L. Banc.
Prayer.
LYNN. -.
liCnrdicion.
Rcv. Asa Driscol will preach to the
congregation this morning in the old
church building.
"Ihc Apostle Paul's Journey To
Rome" will be the theme of the morn
ing sermon in the Hampton Baptist
church this morning by Rev. l.; Pcndlc.
ton Jones, -. d., who has just return
cd from Europe. DR.. Jones will fill his
pulpit also this evening
Rev. II. 4. White, of Gerard's Town
w. Va, will preach morning and even
| ing in the Presbyterian church
The services in the West End Nc.
mortal Baptist church will be conduct.
cd Ivy Rev. n. G. Adams. Of the East
crn shore
| AZ old ST. Johns church The services
will he in charge Of the rector, Rev
Rcvcrdy I.still, ID. ID.
Rev Al Rcnforth will conduct the
usual services i'll the Church of Christ
to-day.
Il iicv. X. II. Potts has returned from
Il visit 10 his family in another section
ni The State, and will conduct the ser
vices in the First Methodist church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-06
Mr.. Thomas Wilson.

Mr. Thomas Wilson. formerly an
at Fort Monroe, well
known rs pugilist and ut one time
champion pugilist Of The United States
army, is visiting friends in Phoch,s.
For tile past year Mr.. Wilson has been
viii Rchcrt filzsimmons in "rhc
Village blacksmith" and next year he
will bc seen in the College Widow"
one of Henry w. Savagc's plays Mr..
Wilson will leave here Tuesday to join
his company in Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-06
William Erpenback Succumbed
to The Injuries Received by
Ills Own Hand.
SECRET ORGANIZATION MAN
After Suffering Much the Soldiers
Home Band Drummer Passed Away
in His Home in Phocbus at 1920
O'Clock Yesterday acknowledgements
Held Inquest.

William Erpcnbacl,, The member of
the National Soldiers Homo band.
who shot himself iii the left breast
Friday afternoon, died nj his residence
in Asylum street. lhocbus, at -: 90
O'Clock Yesterday us the result of the
wound
Immediately after The death Of Mr.,
Erpcnback pr George *. Wander
slice. the coroner, was notified. and u
coraner's jury was cmpancllcd. consist
ing of Mcssrs. w A. Davis. Charles
Smell. Thomas Graham, G. G, Musler,
i. NJ. Tennis and j, H. u. Con. Tho
Jury made Il careful investigation Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-06

We are selling Wilson ana Cid Gro,
whiskey this week at $i.00.
IL GEO. X. WOOD.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-06

Finest New forl; State butter at SOC
pound Smithheld AMI sugar-curc,l
hams GEO II. WOOD. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-06
PERSONALS AND
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
Norfolk, Hampton and Newport News
Young People Will Go to York
town on Tug Party Today.

number Of young people from
hampton, Newport News and Norfolk
Will go to Yorktown today on one OF
the tugs of the Southern railway com.
pany for Il days outing. The party
viii be well provided with everything
| necessary to make the trip most eli.
joyablc one and ii is expected that the
trip will be delightful.
Those from Hampton and Newport
News are: Miss blanche Spcyer, or
Wheeling, w. Va. Miss Florence Rein.
ach. OF Petersburg: Misses Annie
Steiner, Lena Steiner, Clara Kaufman.
Bessie Meyers and Mcssrs. |. Steiner.
J Maurice Eiscnman. Charles Kaufman.
David FrankcL holland Meyers and
Aaron Meyers
Tho tug will leave the Norfolk wharf
with the party from that city and will
go tn Newport News for The party
from this place and that city.
The entire day will he given up to
The trip.
Mr. and Mrs. B. w. l'uqua. who have
been visiting DR.. ana Mrs L. pcndlp
ION Jones. in Carey street. have re-.
t'lrncd To their home in Greensboro.
Kentucky.
Miss Katie l'nsicll, of Baltimore, is
expected to reach Hampton this morn.
ing cn visit to Mrs. George NJ. Rich.
ter, Jr.. in Marshall street.
Mrs. w Q. Sydnor and little da Ugh.
tct returned TO Staunton yesterday
after Il visit to Mrs. Carroll Garnctt,
III Newport News avenue.
Mrs. c. +. Burgess, who has been
visiting friends i'll charlottesville for
the past several weeks. returned 10
Hampton Yesterday.
Mr.. Frank W. Moore returned yes.
tcrday from stay of several weeks
in Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Moore while
away visited buffalo and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Jones, of Rich
mond. arc the guests of Mrs. Jones
brother, Capt. r. II. Richardson, in
Mallory avenue
Miss Hazel Joynes, who has been
visiting Miss Mamie Wood, in Wash
ington street, returned TO her home in
Richmond last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burke, of Now
York, are expected TO como to IIamp.
ton this week to visit their parents.
Miss Elsie Norris leaves this morn
ing for Il visit of several weeks To her
parents in Charlottesville.
Miss Lucy Souder, of Newport News
avenue, has left for visit to friends
in Washington.
Mrs. w. b. Rudd is expected To re.
turn today from Il visit TO friends in
Charlottesville.
Mr.. Edward Dartlcn and family leave
tomorrow for MitIhlcscx county to Wis.
il friends.
Mrs. Frank II. Walker and children
r.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-06

Suits

Almost cut in half They must
90 and price is no object. They
start from $3.50 up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-06
S T RIA w
MA I S

Cut right in half Of the original
price. Lots ui good ones here
yet. Hurry To g"i your size.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-06

Just bottled barrel Of four-ycar-old
Virginia claret. We are selling at %
cents quart. GEO. r. WOOD. 1t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
READING.

MISS r.. Townsend and Mrs. A. T.. r.
Perkins have ben On the sick list but ar,
nproving.-OWing to the i'll health n,
tn" aunt of the regular librarian. Mrs
-. :. Holden has been serving as librur.
IAN Tor the past few weeks in EcadinY
public lhary, and il is expected that sh,
VIII continue to do 20 during most of tn,
Wint"r.--Thc Rev. Mr.. Turner Of Chester
preached at the tniNcrsalisr Church last
sunday ~ exchange Nith the Rev G.. II
Pcnnoycr Mrs. Mary Buck ami dau.h-
ter Lena, Of Boston, Mass. have beer
visiting at u. T.. Burnhan's.-Orif-
Coolidge and wife of Brnttloboro recent.
N visited their daughter, Mrs. uonr,
Gardner. their granddiushtcr. .Alic,
Gardner, returning home with them 70,
Il Ni,it.-Alicc Nittum Of Springfield ha.
been visiting her sister, Mrs. VIII Root
~ Union sorN Ice Of the baptist and Uni
N"rsalist Churches was held in the I;ap.
fist Church on sunday, December %
Clarence Randall Of Lynn, Mass. llarol,
Randall Of West Concord. y. H. an,
Gladys Gddiugs of North Springfield,
were recent guests at q. :. RandalrA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

Thursday evening in honor of hor
guest, Miss Susie Beach of BURLINGTON,
Notice has been received by station
Master j. IT, carr from the Central
erh"nt Halfway company that the
'""a' depot Will he kept open for tho
night trains. Some time ago an OK
tonSivc petition 10 the road was prc-
scented asking this favor there being
as rule several passengers every
night who have been compelled TO trsv-
81 the walk in the outdoor air until
trans happen to come in.--.John Gar
Iand and his sister. Miss Belle Gar
lahd of Boston, Mass, were in town
this week, being called here by death
on their father Bernard Garland,
Bernard Garland, who was born nt
Belfast. Ireland. - years ago, came to
thiS country in 1861, and after n short
stop ut Burlington moved to Bethel.
whore he has lived eve, since at the
north end of the village Mr.. ana Mrs.
Garland brought up u large family of
I'VE girls ana four boys Mrs. Garland
died few years ago, ana the other
members of the family with cxcertiou
ul Youngest son, Joseph. who is a. resi- =
dent Of this place. are widely scattor-
"d, John Garland now holding a posi
ton of conductor ON the y. y, d N IT.
Il; Il. Miss Belle Garland artiu,, us 9.
stonoaraphcr and manager OF a large
lumber concern at North Barrmaiou.
Mr.. Garland. who was widely ana raw
orally known in this locality for hi.
honesty and simplicity, will be missed
by all who know him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Lizzic pratt of West Hartford is
VISITING for n low weeks at Charles
Wost's.-Mss Charlotte llaclictt has been
sewing at Mrs. Weeds in Tunbridso-
Mr.. and Mrs. Gocl y. Phelps visited hct
sister in Woodstock recently -Milian
sherlock was i'll last Week.-Mrs. VIII
liam Farnhar ana daughter Alma. ar,
coHtincd t. their home by illness. -,;idron
Barker les rented the rooms recently
vacated by Edward areont.-Joscrh
Sherlock is boarding ut Mr.. FrarY's
while aching ACKNOWLEDGMENT SarG
has moved his family to Northampton
Mass. where they viii reside Funeral OF
he late Mrs. Mary \. Russ IIa2"zn who
died January = WAS held at tho nom" oi
hcr daughter. Mrs. Herbert I:cnnot. on
Wcdr"sdaE of last week, Tho burial be-
Ing at West Hartford cemetery MIR
i Chamberlain, who is boarding at Dor
bakc's, is confined TO his room hy IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
WhSHlN GT0N COUNTY
ROXHUEV.

briukwator arc visiting in Iidrrc --Jose ph
ELLIS and wife visited III jericho Now
Years week. ana while there Mrs. ELLIS
had the misfortune to break one ARM
Homer Chase was quite sick recently
Miss Mabel Howe WAS very sick last
week, threatened with typhoid fever. She
is now convalscing ANA IN a fair wuy TO
rccovcr.--Dr. Porter of Northl"ld has
been in town seeing about making repairs
ON his tenement John Alhiu is boarding
at Mr.. Rhcdcs's and Jack Albin aud
family have moved into tho John Smith
hCusr, known as the tonstluo place.