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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

Property value over Obllga-
 tiOns ..... ..... ..... SE9, I43.OU
 A comparative statement of receipts and expenditures for the eight months of the association year was read, showing estimated receipts from all sources S6,O72OO; actual receipts So.' ;,62.52. The shortage of SG9.4S Will be more than made up from the SGSOOO of new subscriptions pledged. The authorized expenditures for the eight months amounted to S6.456.OO, and actual expenditures were SG.- 446OO. or S9SS less than the appro- priations. .>~ ..
 Sustaining memberships or dona. tions were received from the follow ing persons: Dr Frank C. Marggraff. E l.. Frsbie. jr F. w. Simmons. J. M. Burrall, C. F. Mitchell, \. R. Bron- son. A. L. MullOy. Frank D. Benham, W. !. Schlegel. !. B. Mullinss. F. H. Humphrey. J. II. Baird, c. c. Hill. Rev J. x. Lewis. jr. and Frank 0. Walters.
 The report on membership was as follows: Sustaining $1O members. leO: senior S7.N members. 3e4; junior $3.5O members. @; total, 553. Fifty. three members were received in De- cember.
 | The physical directors report in- cluied the attendance in the gymna. sium. classes. Thirty-three classseeSY were cohducted during the month with total attendance of 431 young | men and boys. The total attendance of juniors on four Saturdays during l the month was 99.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
MEETINGS TONIGHT:
Minona lodge. D. of R.

WinoDa lodge. D. or K.
 Eureka chapter. R. X. M.
 Toantick tribe. I. Q. R. NJ.
 Court Fruitful Vine. \. O. F.
 Excelsior council. O. |. \. M. Winona council. Jr. Q. |. X. VI. Waterbury company. T.. R. k. r. F.. L. DeEorrst council, 1Is3, R. A. Liberty lodge. Q. |. A. M.
 Degree of Honor.
 Jathers' union.
 Friendly league. school of house keeping. public school cookery. q. IF and P. m.: domestic arts. millinery :,;3D: drcssmaking. i:30: laundr, course. 13o: embroidery. 3 to ;, 1:3 to 9:3G: Penny Provident bank.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
pouslas Appoints Chief Justice.

BOSTON. Jan. Ex-Governor Doug las has offered the position of chief justice of the superior bench to Judge John Adams Aiken of Greenfield. and the latter has accepted. Judge Aiken ie one of tho few Democrats now sit- ting on the superior bench. Judge Ai- ken will succeed Chief Justice Albert Mason. who died recently.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Killed by . Radiator.

PORT JEFFERSON. \. Y.. Jan. n. Jesse IL Davis. a merchant. was crushed to death here while assisting in loading a thousand pound radiator into a cart at his store The half ton of iron slipped and fell to the ground. eanying MT. Davis underneath it
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
|ural Dry Goods Co Annual Muslin
 UnderWearSale

Over and above all other at- Fractions is the great sale oi Muslin Underwear Sale. It is the occasion for thousands whose fore sight and exper- Hence has taught them the wis dom of laying in a season s supply, while this sale is in operation. The advantages are "a larger variety than you will find together at one time later
 -every piece new and fresh, right from the hand of the opc- ratives Lower prices through out the line than can possibly be offered later, as large selling makes up for small profits,
 Tomorrow is our regular bar gain day throughout the store. and the following list will make profitable reading for you.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

BINGHAMTON. \. r.. Jan. 11.-Ar- thur r. Gray. who was arrested here by United states Marshal Black. was arraigned before United States Con- missioner Charles $. Hall charged with delaying the mails. He was held for the grand jury. Gray is postal clerk in the local postoffice. When he was arrested eight letters were found in his pockets. but as none of them were opened the minor charge was preferred against him. The extreme penalty is $500 fine or one year in prison, or both.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Look Out l!

Pneumonia Is very prevalent Jns. now White Iine and tar wards it of5- Take ours. Take no other. and ron take 10 chances. 2 cents takes the bottle. FITZPATRICK'N Pharmacy, 1not lfAin and Wau Gl1uot1I
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
PROSPERITY OF
 THE Y. II. (. A

The Young Mems Christian associa- tion directors held their monthly meeting in the association building last evening. Reports for the month of December were read and accepted. The treasurer, General l.. N. Van keu- ren, received during the month from membership fees $31S.66; from rent aIs. etc, $2G9.17; and from donations $110; balance on hand December 3l. $2O6.11.. 1.r@,."i s'.'s
 The finance committee presented the following financial statement for January 1. 1905: Resources. Building. furnishings and land (eSt ................S .SSS,Uu.uU Treasurars balance ....... 2O6.ll $Ss.206.11 Liabilities. Mortgage note, Derby Saw
 ilgs bank .............. .S2l,6OO.oO Notes .So, loo.U Open accounts .... 1,763.11 1 6,S63.11 Trustee endowment fund .. 100000
  $3S, ,4G3.n Property value over obliga-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
Unrrecedented Offer that Promises 10 Pn.ve
Unusually Interesting
Something SUN Readers ShOuId Consider
Read the Relieving Details Carefully,
The Mystery Surrounding the Beautiful Display in g.
w. HYDE'S Window Revealed III the following;

A number of our enterprising mer.
chants have arranged What will prove
20 be a most Interesting contest he.
tween the High school, TW-nteth
Century Club. odd FelloWs' HOME, h
=. q. Elks Volunteer Fltrmcn. Ma.
sons. ". u. w, X OF a., Ga,nrsv,llc
Guards. Kirby smith ChAptcr or J J
Finley Chapter of the L H. e, or any
church. sunday school. hospital organ
nation or institution you would w,sh
tn own the beautiful library valued Al
tbCO. now on display ~ q, W hyde1,
THE REWARD will be mAgnih
cent Library, consisting Of No volumes
~ the standard subscription publea'
tions ~ the day ~ follower The
Great ChAs dudley Warner "LihrAp -
Of the World. Rest Literature" "a
volumes Library Of the World Z
Greatest Classics" ~ volumes the
Anglo Amsrican Dictionary and Cy.
elopediu, ~ volumes L,brATJ of Or
aIoFy. bV Drpew, 10 volumes
Works Of BAlEac. ~ volumes the Li-
bFaFy Oi Poets. g. volumes the
Worlds Beet E.ssys. 10 volumes lite.
tory OF Oar Great Commanders, IL
volumes.
Each aud every one Of these books
are specimens OF the beet mechanical
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
GROOM COMMITS SUICIDE.
After Attempting to KIN Hs e-,as n.
Shoots Self

New Orleans, July S-EEd.as a..
months honeymoon. John /. F.yzz .
MisSissippiAn, has made a s.>p--- .
attempt 20 murder his yOlas .-..- g.
KAplan. La, and then su.c.!-. pa.
vas employed BY large cotton -5-,.
here.
In May lGs, c ?. HGt-o=. az az:
confederate veteran Of Grey Colo
arrived hrTe Ei;A h.s dAlgA,r:. NJ.
Virginia Hudson. a handsome yoaIs
woman, 10 meet Fiyna By a2po.1.nsa.
On May q the couple Wer~ marie!
at boarding house. and the tA.a~. re
turned to his home. Subsequently, the
young coupe went 20 kAp.Az. Whsre
apparently. they lived happily an.l
yesterday.
Flynn hred two shO,s 4, - wife
and then blew his ovn brains on;
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
Voting Tickets Can be Secured From the Following Merchants

g. ". HYDE
The leading Dry Goods store. Voters,
remember this 10 headquarters.
Marcus Endsl.
The leading Clothier, Mems Furnish.
81 and Tailor Of Gainesville. We sat
isfy Ihe most sEaeIing demands ot all.
Votes count here.
Gainesville furniture Company.
The big Furniture store, where you
can vote every payment you make.
cash or installments, Don't overlook
this valuable precinct.
L. c. Smith.
The best and iargsst VARSITY OF shoes
In town. We have the pair you want.
We have the votes Come aud see us
J. 9. Bedford 4 Company.
The reliable druggists A busy store
where the voting viii be heavy. We
have them.
!. ". MeCoIIUm 4 Company.
The up.to-dsts Druggists. The votes
are here, Come see us.
L C. Smith.
The leAding JsWsleF oar splendid
stock will supply ths most sTastlna de-.
mands. The votes are here In plenty
a. l., Vidal a CompsnT.
The only Soda FOUNTAIN. Confession.
sr and BOok dealer issuing votes. They
count here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
Indigestion.

With ~ companions, heartburn, IA.
tulencs, lorpidity OF the liver. cOhstl-
patton, paipriAtion OF the heart, poor
blood l-Adsehe and other nervous
symptom. sAllow skin, foul tongue
offensive breath add q legion OF other
Allmcnt. b. ~ once the most vide
spreGd ard destructive mslAdy among
the American people. The Herbine
treatment will cure all these troubles
soc bot,r. sold by W. NJ. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09

execution, which examination will
prove
The conditions ~ the contest are As
follnSs: Any lodge. chutch or school.
club. hospital or organization, public
or private, " ehR,blr Io the contest,
Votes for Individuals w,ll not be count.
Ell With each In crnts purchase q
ticket W,ll be given by the merchants
through Nhosr hb~rAity these, grand
libraries are furnished. nn which GILL
be written the AmOunl ~ the purchase
and the number NJ votes The pnr-
chAscr will write on the ticket the iu.
stitution or organization Tor which he
or she dcstres to vote, sign their nance
and deposit the ticket IN the ballot
box IN the store tn which Ire purchase
10 made
The standing ~ the contestants sill
be published exclusively ~ each san.
day's issue 81 The sun until October
itth, 1910. ~ : o'elock .. m. when che
rrma,ning votes will I've counted, and
the magnificent liLTSty awarded 90 the
organisation having the largest nam.
Der ~ votes The Sua Sill publish In
each issne \ coupon which gill ensitle
the holder Go two votes that will be
cred ted tn Ihe institution that 10 wPtt.
ten ON space provided for sans when
delivered to the ballot bnHes ia either
OF the ,tOrrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09

spend = vhile At White SPRING., the
leading health resort Of the state. ca
the far-'Amed SuwAnnee river. The
Gainrsv .r aud Gulf Offers the follow
ing low round.trip rates from Gaines.
willie; sunday only, 81; ticket good
going saturday and returning Monday
g. 80; ticket good for fifteen days,
- Double daily service. For further
particulars inquire OF ticket agent. II
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
Prssident's Eye. Impros1nn.

Boston, July S.-Presii dent Roose
velt's eyes are wonderfully improving
in spite OF ali that they have 10 e
through with in the strenuous pace.
declared Dr. Thomas Morgan. The
rumor that the president strained bis
eyes in the Cuban campaign Is al
bosh. have attended The Roosevelt,
long enough 20 know that their OPP,
weakness is h,ridiar! The pres.
dent came 10 me While OF rs la.
Massachusetts trip 70 have his e,ass,~
changed and have weaker ones sun
piled. H. sAor; while hp MAY over
come al requirements for wearing
vision stretChors'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
Asthma Sufferers Should Know This

Foley, Honey aud Tar has cured
many eases Of asthma that were con.
sldereG hopeless Mrs Ado.ph Eu,s.
ing, 7Ol West Third st, Davenport
Iowa, writes: A severe cold con.
tracIed twelve years ago Vas neglected
until it finally grew into asthma The
best medical sklll available could not
give me more than temporary relief
Foley's Honey and Tar was recon.
mended and one fifty.cent bottle en-.
tirely cured me Of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve yeArs
II had taken II al the start would
have been saved years II suffering "
J W. Mcclellan a Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
Baseball Players and Foot Raeersl

Louie j Kruger, eX-ehsmpion Ions
sh'ance foot FAseE OF Germany and
"o'and. writes Oct. a. 1901: "Dur.
w ny training Of eight weeks foot
''e'' At salt Lake City, in April last,
a'ti BaIlArd's sSOw Liniment TO my
.''A't'i sstisfaetiOn. Therefore,
leh'y recOmmssd SnoW Liniment TO
" 'ho are troubled with sprains,
- -.'e' Or rhsomatism. 2Se, 30. and
. sold By W. n. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
EWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF FLORIDA
|.i.f Happenings Fran Various
Sections Of State.
j. MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS

,..osOirins in The Land Of Flowers. "
,,;o1s Boiled Down" to Suit the
.. Rsader-ltsms Of intsres, to
All Classes.
r,ups is taking an inventory of her
sci property
, barbecue at Duck Pond will be
..H July 18Th
n. Munyo Hotel At West Palm
..,,b will be built coon.
The turtle crop in the vicinity Of
ru West is reported light.
9, Augustine collected 1921 in
me, for the mOnth Of June.
The corn and cotton crop in the
.;.pity Of BOardman is looking fine,
Vim. D. MILESTONE, aged SO years,
,p old citizen Of Ocala. died on the 5th.
Gee Pensacola talks Of having an ice
he,ory that will torn out 200 tons a
by,
H NJ. HugheD Of Green Cove
spring. shielded in Jacksonville no.
t Thursday.
The dog catcher at Pensacola is max
bs it lively for the CANNES OF that
,itv. send him TO Gainesville.
Farmers around River Junction have
A. part Of their last yeAr's cotton crop
On hand They had better sell now
Sumterville will have her annual bar
becue and picnic on July 22nd. 1t is
spected to be the biggest time ever.
Jake Whitaker, colored, resisted the
marshal OF Mulberry when he went to
arrest him His funeral occurred next
dN
The American Bridge Company has
the contract for the new steel bridge
leross the river at Ellaville for the
seaboard Air Line.
Vim. Baumgsrtner was driving along
narrow street in Jacksonville Fri
day, when he was struck by q passing
trolley car and seriously injured,
The Preston-M Miller Company at
Crescent City has been incorporated
with $50 900 capital, for the manufac-
tore OF tubs, crates, packages, etc.
The bsrtendeTs OF jacksonville are
on strike because nearly every saloon
keeper in the city has removed the
union label hanging over their bars,
BrsdentoWn will make an effort to
have her schools better than ever this
ysar. 4 good idea. ne a good high
school will draw many foreign stu.
druI,
The TimmoBS-BlOunt Naval Stores
Company has leased all the 3O-days or
over HillsbOrough county prisoners
nen, women aud children-at tll q
month
tn" proposition TO bond Marion
county for $4,000 to build a court
house wss defeated on Thursday 10y q
'o'e Of $50 to 232. Oeala voted 1873 for
The court house to IS against.
The western extension OF the AZ.
hnilc Coast Line 70 the SuWAnnee
river has reached Trenton, and the
people are happy. The first regular
lna va. run over the line Monday.
TIE real estate agency Of J. ". Will
h1'on DAytona, has recently cold 4
'ne' Of turpentine land embracing
20 acres for the SehanIE estate to
walter +. CoAchman OF Jacksonville.
I''''irnt Of the Consolidated Naval
S'o'-s Compsny. for a consideration u |
"A % 4 Of AZ EO ne 49,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
the SUMS Voting Proposition.

Undst circumstances will employs Of this be allowed "a
e.
We will Of months
Of
BE- ssbsorbsr
vii ausFd 81 OoheF ban
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
Merchants, Note Carefully.

The u the provide zach 'hA sasstal es
sending dupeae
The DAILY Saturday before Of vsh over be seae
Including
pLsGs psbs write and date Of delivery saeh g u2
wards el0as O
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
srRINE LIKELY TO SPREAD.
Drivers . ssSsSss srs PArssI Sas
~ n Sn.Sa5S Aay 0srt

'- 49, - - 10y 49,
S~SAs -! a sy.v4- %. -,
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c. GU, -.ss -As .-s,s.-.v ;s-Ay =,
Ivsa.i -. --v E...Jz ". -, ;-4lzs.rrs
@c@A. O. .- ---rc. - a.. -4ssass
Ana "a. .tv:s s4suas - t,. -,
aei'v'!ss .- s.s-Av..>-l. soEe.sts
WEl.e .-- .r.ui cy-uc4 a. = go
s'OE tt .As.mrl; sso-r 1i1,Gs
aE4oa ~ .- -,-rS b.. u.Rss ~ cOa.ls
as he 5. .A- .-avaS AeisJa CO
seTuihs -a..',.e,Ny ;Ge eNpyvss cOn
panies s,s .4Arl a. r,sgu D. the
Anounc~.--E. - Judge Ho.aou ;oiAy
iAAS he - : .ssae .aJuEeiiJus &gains,
compel ,aen - deliver scsds 1,
struck .ul,~s" Although the "a
press co.. fA-.rs had oera rRieaVoy.n.
10 PRIV. q cash attn JhRT drivers
Il Sas :evtd they could DO, avoid
ASkins ;-@n 20 make deliveries 20
siTiket. re nrms The arms that
would .- Affected BY the injunct iou
employ a,-'l; Is drivers. The joint
eOunoi. ~ decided TO send cut 200,
striker .N.sy 10 compel union team
sters Aaa'~ 10 make contributions
the str. iInd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09
w. n. THOMAS

". n. THOMAS
Our BugRirs, Wagons aud Harness
are the beat 90 the right price aud q
vote worth going after Our LIvsTy
department affords q splendid oppoF-
tun,ty 60 vote,
W. 3. Dorsey q Company,
The Grocery and the Market oneFs
the strongest precinct. - per cent of
your voting strength 10 With Ihs gro.
Ger eVery meal you serve, ne VotIng.
BFiaE -FOUR account aud vote when roe
pay the same.
Gainesville Planning and CofRn Go.
A glorious opportunity for eontrae.
tors Ia vote TOE their fAvOFite. A load
Of wood 10 votes. Don't miss them
". o. Fsgan 4 Company.
Ous Meats and Vegetables are che
beet the market Affords Vote here.
Gainesville steam Laundry.
Give 40 your Work save the buadle
sllps. Get Jour friends to do likeWlsa
Take them to our agency and get The
votes Zig item,
A. "A. Cushman.
Votes Gill be- Issued for premiums on
EeW policies written OF old policies e..
RsWsd, provided such premiums ere
PAID Within thirty days Of date Of pols
icy. For each 10 cents 81 premium one
vote will be issued.
MFs, =. ". LeoFande.
The only Millinery aud NOslOn sloFo
issuing votes. Vote here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-09

SsynoS and erOsae Refused Bail.
Ma real. July San application
- pa for NesssA 0aynor and Greene
N 'Sased tS4nv By Judge ouimet
" A' eSuTt q hing's beach.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

Cheney. officer of the day. s. - Luce;
cHiccr OF the guard, l.. u. Iaraway, ser
eeant major. Frank kcnnch; quarter
master sergeant, w. O. Mcintosh guard
Isaiah Blair. For the Sons Of Veterans
the work Of installation was done by A.
y. Niles and the fun quota Of officers was
Installed Of whom the following are tho
elected officers. Commander, l.. l.. La.
dCau, senior vice-comWaHdcr, T. H. Ring
junior vice commander. T.. II. Nancor,
camp council T. II. Nancor, s. l.. Ring.
+. l.. Churchill
me winch started in the burning out
Of chimney IN Mr.. Ella Euckloy's resi-
d"nco on Bridge street rr,isod the ring
Ing OF The IRE alarm about siN Ocouk.
Monday evening. The fire company
quickly responded and q crowd Of specta-
tors was soon ou the spot. Although
hose connection with 70 nearby hydrant
WAS made. the village water was not
turned on as the only nrc found was
burning between partitions around the
chimney and broke out oniv in tho roof.
sc was made of axes and buckets OF
water ana after about an hour the ire
was put out. Considerable damage -
the house aud furniture VS. done by
water as well as iite and smoke.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Kate tGoodrich) wife oi W. w.
Carpenter. died Wednesday afternoon
aftcr a months ilncss due 10 serious
stomach trouble. Mrs. Carpenter. who
had reached the age OF 20 years, was An
active member Of the Woman's Chris-
tian Temperance Union. always intcr-
cstoi in its work and had been secre-
turN of the local society for many
years She leaves besides her husband.
-four children, George Carpenter OF
Randolph, Frank Carpenter of Warren,
Edward Carpenter OF Keokuk, Ia, and
n daughter. Miss Minnie Carpenter.
who lives at home. The funeral scr-
vices were held At The house Satur-
day morning at eleven O'Clock, with
the Rev. Homer White ana the Rev. y.
Nj. Fowler as Officiating clergymen.
At the annual meeting of the Orange
County Telephone company i'm the town
hall al Chelsea January 3 the reports OF
the officers showed that the company il
in very good condition. The company
owns G52ie miles of wire and 10 these ara
attached >s2 telephones Eleven hundred
ana iftv shares of stock have been is-
sued up TO date Tie lines extend into
four counties and 81 towns The follow
ire officers were ee, ted tor the ensuing
year President g. u. Spear of Cornthl
CONTINUED On 18th page.p
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from I'd paEc)

cIicr and Mrs y \ ro,r,;r of r,;r.
fax.-tJcnrv Scott of Fletcher ie o,cnd.
inc q few DAYS with HE d.ught,, Mrs
Irving Learned rho Ladies', Missionary
moc,iur hold with Mr., Loon A Tabor
January t. was we'll attended and anita
Il rood toaI of sowing done for tho noor
80 James Rupplcs is again laid nm with
Irhcumatism. -Wcslcv Brush has nut IN
his sign and has commenced to do bnsi-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
FRANKLIN.

\. :. pratt il visiting his sister, Mr..
T.. u. ScrIbncr, IN cornth.-Mrs. Nina
Davis OF Bolton, que. is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. T. u. Gallup.--C.
W. Gates has sold an interest in HE
business TO Il. j. Gates ana y. w. Null
lon. WHO hay" formed II stock company
and viii conduct business under the old
namc of Farmers Exchange Paul 6.
Japan went Monday 10 Taunton. Mass.
where he has a position in an insane hos
uital.-Corlss TromblH ana wife Of East
orange have been guests Of hi sister.
Mrs. John 'ratro. for II few days Merton
Rullicc broke his arm Tuesday by being
caught in tho belt and being run over
a pulley in their saw mll.-1Statc Road
Commissioner c. W. Gates is in Montpel-
icr this week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
STOWE.

Henry Derby has been much worse for
several days. Mrs. .>hho Warren return
ed from burlington saturday. and
Mrs George Marshall returned to Stowe
from their wedding tiip III Saturday.
Mrs {. +. Eddy was called to Montpel
Ter last week by the illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. &. h. Boycc.-The iron work for
the Wade bridge was placed in position
last wcck-\. IL. Burrows IL taking a
vacation of week from ms duties III
EDDY Il McCutchan's dry goods store
The death of II. o. Barrows occurred ON
January after Il short illness al thu
home of his son. q. A. barrows. Mr.
Barrows was one of the seven children Of
the late jonathan and Salome Churchill
BarrowS "a whom the only one now liv-
ing III town is l.. \. Barrows of stowe
Mr. I}arrOws was married in early life to
Miss Clanana Smith of Richmond, who
died about three years ago. Their chill
olrcu are -, A. Barrows and Ansel Bar
rows both of stowe. There are also five
grandchildron and four great grandchil-
drrn LIVING Mr., Barrows has always
lived on the Bellows road in Stowe until
about 4 wear ago when he went to live
with his son, who has charge of tho town
farm,
Funeral services for H. q. Barrows
were held ON Tuesday afternoon at West
Branch Church. whore he mas attended
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
How To Make Hens Law.

Hens pay, ii they lay--as every eX-
perienced poultryman knows. The
problem is how 10 make them lay. H.
Porter of Waterford, Me. seems to have
solved the problem satisfactorily
Read what he says: "As to Pages
Perfected Poultry Food will say that
have used it lightly in my flock of 80
hens and am much pleased with It,.
Have used it more or less for two
years past and expect to continue,
Haven't seen any ! like better. My
flock are laying w'll-S22 eggs in
March. 4S3 the first seventeen days of
April
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
MORRISVILLE.

The 10Th anniversary of tho marriage
of Mr., and Mr.. = y. Palmer was cole
brat"d 10y % large gathering Of relatives
and friends II their nom" nh the Ran
doiph road Monday afternoon, January =
Among the guests WAS a large represcm
tation of l.amoillc Grange of which Mr.
and Mrs. Palmer are members An oyster
dinner was served and tho afternoon fol
lowing was very pleasantly spent. AmonG
the numerous gifts received by Mr. and
Mrs. Palmer WAS u purse Of money, q.