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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-13

A. NJ. Mccoy, of waitsburg has
completed an elevator and chop mill
and put in a stock of lumber to re-
place the business he lost by fire four
months ago
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

The ladies of I'll. Guild were vciN plea -
antly entertained at the home Of Mrs.
John Sessions last "Wednesday afternoon.
Tho next meeting vii. be held with Mrs.
Arson Summers January .. after which
supper will bc held in the evening. --
John Sessions has sold to &. T.. Ross ~ $
farm and bought Of Mr.. Ross the plnc.
in this village which has bcon occupi. Il
for the past few Years by Clarence Peck
Mr.. Sessions will nave his family g.
the village in the spI ing ANA will atay
where II" now lives until thit time. -
l.. +. l;oardnlan bad fine colt seriously
injured one day last week hy being chns-
cd hv Il hound which caused ii to ru,
into " wire fence where il was badly cut
tuo ligamont of one leg h'ing complci. Is
sevcrcd.-AloS.S Dudley u former rosi
dent nf this place died at the home oi
his son in Brandon Tuesday D.ccmb..
:, at tn" age uf 81 years. Funeral Scr-
vices were held from st. BarnahaS chapc
the following Thursday at two u. M
the Rev. Mr.. Carpenter officiating. 'rht
iutctmcnt was in Prospect cemetery.
\ daughter was born to Mir and Mrs
Frank severance Friday D.ccmher /.
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SALISBURY.

Albert Perkins ana sister, Mrs Ed
ward Severance Of Middchury were re-
cent guests at Mrs. e. t. Boardman's -
Samuel Pierce is seriously i'll.
\ very pretty wedding was ~olcmnizcd
by the Rcv. Mr.. Slocum 1T the Consrcga-
tonal church i'll Salisbury Tuesday even
inS when Mabel e., eldest daughter Of D.
NJ. Strong of Bethel, was united in mar
riagc to George NJ. Whitney of this place.
The bride was attended by Miss Lora
Clark of Morotown and the groom by
John Gipson of Midsccbury. The ushcrs
were Royce Boardman and Cassius Sec
ley. both of Middlehury and the ribbon
bearers were Louise Nelson, Howard Mel
son. Sarah Cutting. Ernest Cutting. Cecilc
Thomas. Rolln Whitney. Mildred Whitney
and Karl Whitney all of Salisbury. The
brieic WAS very hccominelv gOwned in
white and carried white carnations. The
bridesmaid also wore white and carried
pink carnations. From early childhood
the bride has made her home with her
grandmother. Mrs. Esther WAINWRIGHT of
this place and both she ana the groom
have many friends vino wish hem sue
cess. \ number OF guests from out OF
town W"ro present and many handsome
and useful presents were received. Mr..
and Mrs. Whitney viii make their home
fnr the present with Mr. Whtncy'S par
ents, Nj. and Mrs. \. y. " hitn,y oc this
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDwlcK.

Plans are being made tor union Ci!rlSt-
mas exercises and tree at tho opera house
this year instead of having special ever
ciscs at the different churches. This
will he u union of all tho Sunday schools
in town ana committees have been ap-
pointed from tlo various Sunday schools.
Miss Hancock has been called In North
ampton by the illness of her sister Mrs
&C.. A. WEIGH has been substituting in the
Academy during Miss Iiancock's alb
absence Tlc annual meeting ard roll
call at the Congregational church WAS
a very pleasant affair. After the busi-
ness meeting d banquet was held in tho
dining room at Which c. were present.
After tie banquet toasts wcro gwen by
Rev. W. G.. Clark Of Lyndon. a former
pastor of the church. Rev. j. II. Wal
dron of the BAPTIST Churcl, Rev. +. NJ,
Daud of Burlington, DR.. A, y. Ferris.
Horny Dc Ford. the pastor. Rev. Us.
Clark. acting rs toastmaster. An oris
inal poem was read by Mrs. Dunnells.
The exercises closed by the devotional
services and roll call of members. The
members OF the Fortnighuy Culture club
observed gentlsmcn's night at ihc knights
of I'ythius hall Thursday ovening.-rhc
third entertainment in the lecture course
occurs Thursday evening. at whici: time
DR.. Thomas Green will lecture on "Left
Handed Men" DR.. Green delivered a
lecture here last year 50 Nc needs 10
Introduction to Iiardwicli people Hov.
j. H. Waldron of the Baptist thurcA
Was taken III Sunday and was unable 10
finish the services in the morning, Mrs.
| Waoron, who has been i'll tor nearly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
SOUTH sTARKsBORo.

News comes Of til" u"ath Of Mrs. Maria
Gleason at the home of hcr niece. Mrs..
Rebekah Kenyon. Of lIn"shurgh. MrS.
Gleason came To- Vermont over three
Years ago visiting relatives a few weeks
in Waterbury. spending the first winter
with her nephew. |. 4. Whit" Of Burning
ton. but prime pallY to sec her only brother.
Oliver Sweet. with whose children sh''
has been nearly all tn" tim" spending
The two past winters al the h"ii'' "'
N.nry Sweet in Lincoln and staying Il
few weeks OF month ut time "ith tic
other children. ;li" went 1" visit III
Huntington this fan few weeks ana
from there. 10 iiinesburGh. Sh" was It
Wears Of age, daughter "f Deacon Ira
sweet Sh" lraNos Il daughi"'
and two sons in East pedham, Mass
where the remains were sent Tor inter
mcnt Icconbcr i-WaIt"r Young Will
move from Wcylriigc to his farm where
the late George Manner died.
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ENDORSE GOV. BELL
7ermont State GraneS ADOPTS 4
Very Encouragin ESQ.
luton.
W
$50 DELEGATES Is ssuSEN7
Ony target, Occupied In Receiving y
and Acting On VcpOrts-\ NcmOr-
int service for L.. ". Crngin-
Attempt NUU he Made 10.
day to Amend u. LAWS.

Montpelier Dec. 1;.-Tho second day of
the annual meeting OF the state Grange
has been "A busy ono. although mach of
The work done has been of a routine char
meter and not of interest ia tn" general
iublic.
Fully ~ DELEGATES woro present when
tn raN.i fell at nine o'clock this morn
Inc. Following the reports at several
deputies who were not present yesterday
tho following resolution Was intrnduc. d
and unanimously adopted:
"Whcrcas. Our governor. master and
2r"ihor. who has 81 efficiently conducted
the duties of his Office and.
"Wh,r.as. his duties have been ardu-
ons and lerploNlny aud such as try men :
souls
'Ros"l,od. 'ruat we The mcnhoi's Of tho
Vermont State Grange assembled in tho
Gilli annual session. do hereby cypress on:
udihiraton for his stability "f purpose in
maintaining tho laws or Vermont and
ilrrllv assure him of our sympathy and
irothcrly support"
IL .ircordaucc with the vote uf N.stcrda y
tue tnuc from eleven to twelve O'Clock to-
day Was devoted tn a memorial service
for lIIcius NJ. tragin of Springfield late
chairman of the executive committee, Who
was killed last Saturday at Springfield
Mr.. ana Mrs. y. =. Pier OF JaumIca and
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. II. Sargent of Erattlc-
bore represented th" Stat" Girng. at Mr.
trnain's funeral yesterday. At the serv-
H." this morning remarks were made b!
Governor Bell, Mrs. e. +. Smith of Nor
isVille. q. \. Bump of salisbury. ID. n
Morse at Randolph and H. W. Sargent q
Btattls boro. all culogiZing the life ant
character Of the deceased. Appropriate
resolutions were adopted and ordered
spread upon the records.
The supplemental report of the treas
,i'cr. L. i. Pier of jamaica. made to-day
showed. SG,S2.Gi in the treasury.
The entire afternoon was taken up will
reports OF - or more deputies. \ resolu
''on wa introduced which will he acted OI
Tomorrow, providing for an amendment
to tho bylaws, whereby the charge Of q
rents for dcmits shall be stricken out. w
j.. Dow extended to the state Grange ;
,ordlal invitation TO visit the State hospi
tai for the insane at Waterbury. an,
many of the members will do so on thoi
way home tomorrow.
Tho officers who hold over are. Master
Z. j. Eoll If Walden; ovorseer. e. Y
Smith of Morrsvlle; lecturer. Il. Il
,ialusha of Royalton: steward. -. II
Morse uf Randolph. assistant steward
NJ. T.. Roberts Il Shorcham: treasurer
=. L. Tior "f Janlaica: secretary, \. a
I1i"st OF Rlndolph; gatokcop"r, a. +
Lawrence OF ST. johnoburv: Ceres. Mrs
4. J. Bon Of Walden: Pomona Mrs. c. Y
smith OF Morrsvillc: Flora. Mr.. II. "
Sargent Of BrattlchOro: lady asSiStan
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
A WEEK OF CONGRESS.
Iittlr neal husiWcsH n"w~ ny i.th.
branch nv Vet.

Th" subject of 'sHraisu co.. uUi,. -.
by insurance companies oH,Gpdcd t,
greater portion Of tho time Of the scnt,s
Thursday. II came up ~ ronn",lin,
with senator Tiilnlans rosou.tirn eating
for an investigation OF alleged nationai
hank aid in politics. which was adopted.
Tho House voted an appropriation 81,
3ll.oO0,0O0 toward the construction Of tha
Panama canal.
Neither branch of Congress was no ~,s.
sion Friday or Saturday.
There was a spirited debate in ,ha
Senate Monday on the subject of rul.
road rate legislation. Some criticism by
certain democratic members of thoi;
committee assignments. for which Nr.
Williams. the minority leader OF the
House. is responsible. amused ihe rr.
publican members Of the House but
turn an adjournment WAS sorurol
Nothing OF importance W. ,i"ur '.
either branch on Tuesday.
In the Senate "Wednesday 81 COM,
muniration from S,crrtaty Shaw ~.
read. The secretary enclosed 20 lciiv,
from the comptroller OF the currrir.
stating that the reports OF bnuk u.rr,.
tors reveal only few small caulpa ieu
contributions in tho last II years. In iND
Ilous, Mcssrs Williams. Lamar turl
>hacklctord had another ,ili over 'lclno,
oralic committee S7signnents.
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New York Court of Appeals Say
the Ballots Cannot Be
Recounted
JUDGES STOOD FIVE TO TWO
Decisions Uf the Lower Courts Wr,crs
cd-OnlS Chance for VcSrst Now
- to Bring QUO NarraDto Pro-
crrdimEs after Mayor Nr-
t1rlIHn Takes Office.

Albany. Dee. r.. .---Tho court Of az.
pcaIS to-day by di"idnd court 'ot.
Ing .ivc TO two. decided aga.nst VIM.
Eundoipll Hearst ANA his colleagues On
the municipal ownership ticket. AID
sustained tn" contcntion Of Ma"or Mo
tlclian's attorneys in the New York
ballot boT case. which was argued be.
fore thom OH Monday. The effect ui
tn" decision is in word. that t.cre
ran be no recount Of the ballots caes
at tho election of November in Nov
York city for the Offices az r1avor,
comptrollcr and president or tie hoa,d
% aldermen.
The court rovcyscs the iudgmor, nf ths
courts below, which directed The election
officers in one assembly district OF N.w
York county to be rcconvcned and %.
count IL" ballots cast in that djstiicr fr-
tho Offices named. This district was -.
leetod for tho tcet casc hu. Tho Nrincinls
cnunciat"d b" the court profoundly al.
l"cts Ny i'oarst's contest in al tho d+.
tricts Of Greater New York: aud sconII
10 leave hir1 without recourS" other than
quo Warranto proceedings. after NuYov
Mct 1'l'an has been seated, to tcsl hit
r ght to the Office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
CORNWALL.

Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Jdnes arc H.
Montpelier in attendance upon the state
crnngc, which Is in session tnci" this
weck--'fhc funeral of Joseph Jones. vho
died at his home in West Cornwall on
Thursday. December I. was hold un Sat
urdaV al tic Church nf TIA" Assumption
in Middlcbnrv ANA the burial was III
the cemetery near there. Mr. Jones was
"A blacksmith, and had followed bis trad,
in West Cornwall for many wears. until
failing health compelled him 10 rctirc
lie leaves = widow and tw" daughters
Mrs. Alice Shac',ott nf this town a,,
Mrs. l.ibhio R"mily OF MidIl"bury.
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BURLINGTON VT. IURSDAY DECEMBER a.. 1905

and poultry. II. G. Piper went along 70
look after the cargo. and there was no
shipment from here to New York this
week.
John Brccn. for several years n rcsi-
dent of Mddlebury sailed from New
York harbor ON saturday for II prolong-
ed visit to Ireland, his native country.
At the annual meeting of Addison
Court, No. 1i12, C.. O. w., held in their
hall at their last regular meeting the
following officers were elected: y. j.
Boudrca,i. g. r.; g. BrunclI. V. e. r.
William Mayo. T.. G. r.; George Itidder.
treasurer; Rev. J. y. Shannon. $. D.;
Dr. Dorey, NJ. f.. George Goyettc. Il. :.
James Condon i. <; William Mccoy.
FIRST trustee; i. IT, lIentcld, second
trustee: George Ptlza, third trustee
y. J. Shambo. $. c.; 7 Dukctt. J. c.;
Charles Rcmclc, /. =, Jerry Murray. O.S.
A banquet was served In their banquet
hall to a large number of the members
by Caterer George Eddor.
John Doody. who has been quite sick
| is able to resume his duties on the II
+. II. route No. ..
Mrs. j. II. 1Ioughtalng has returned ,o
her home in Springfield, Mass.. after a
| brief visit in town witt, relatives and
| friends.
William Hone OF Albany. Y. Y., ha.
Joined his family, who re the guests nj
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hughes of Academy
street.
| "rhe Parish Magazine" Published l.,
the rector OF st. stephens Church, Mid
dobury, in the interest of that parish and
also OF the charges at East Middlcburs
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SHOOTING DOE CHARGED.
VI. Thompson Of south Pow mn
Placed under 500 Bonds.

Bennington. Dec. Iii. NJ Thornp
son of South ?oa'nal was nrraia HcJ
before Judge T.. T.. Bates in municipal
court to-day on tho Charge OF killing a
doe during ,hc open deer season IIa
was arrested at his home in South Pow
nal This morning hy County Game
Warden Harry Chase. Thompson picHd-
cd not guilty and was held in the sum
of 5000 bail for hearing next Saturday
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LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Ward and Mr..
and Mrs. V. w. Moran attended the fun
eral OF Cornelius Coughlan In Bristol Sat.
urday. MIR. Coughlan was resident 0r
this town nnd has two sisters. Mrs.
James Ward ana Mrs. Murphy. besides
several other relatives who reside here.
IIe had been II great sufferer from kid
ney disease and died I'm the Fannie Al
len hospital where lie had been for srv-
cral months. Tho Lincoln Lumber CO..
are putting in an actylne plant. The
building il in their min yard and pipes
have been laid to their store. 'ihc rcsi-
dcnccs of NJ. g. Cove, q. \. Thaycr. W,
\. Cove and James H. Hcanc, besides
the Lumber r"inlmuN's mill aud stnr,
VIII hc ll.htod from tho plant within tn,
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them to his now location. The Christian
Endeavor society Of the Baptist Church
have elected officers as follows. Pr.si-
dent Miss Kate stewart: vic.-prcs,"nt
". :. Pcckham: recording secretary.
Miss Maud Wright: corresponding sccrc-
tary Miss Evelyn A. Dumas. treasurer.
Mrs. Levi Bates; Junior superintendent.
Miss Jennie Sherwin assistant super
intcndcn. Mrs. Fannie lTamncs. The
Rov. aud Mrs. q. G.. SKATE arc ~ home
from a visit of several days in Albany.
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WEYBRIDoE.

Mrs. Hattie Eolis 90 Eochcstcr O.. The
guest If her father. \. j. stow" and ptnur
'nds IN town Miss Lucy Harring on
of Rutland spent last Saturday aud sun
day with her mother. Mrs. Emnla tlar-
rington The Ladies' Aid took in over
$1,000 at their sale last week. Mrs. John
Dodge of West Rutland made I; short
visit to her friends here last week.-Mrs..
Beeman. who has been spending Il week
at the Methodist parsonage. returned 10
her home in Albany, n. Y, last Tues
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ORWELL.

Mr.. ana Mrs. I. w. Stcdmau returned
from I.utlInd last saturday. tn. For
rst"rs ar" improving their block. having
rented thc gam" 10 John cain. They
are TO build oii side stairs to their nall
on IN" second iioor--Col ". H. Wright
s improving his barn by Il i'm" rhin,-
ncy ou tho outside and n"w floor
Orwell was represented AZ th" Masonic
meeting at Middlchury by IS members
of Independence Lodge. News was re-
ccivcI last Thursday Of tho death OF
Abort Il. Erdnrh Of Denver. col. Vi
will h" remembered as tho Youngest
brother uf pr. g. T. Iranch "r Amherst
MnaS.. and Judge II. -. Eranch "f or
,r.Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
NIDDLE1 Jury.

John noohv. driver Of H. l.. -. No. 3. is
confined 10 the house by Illness and his
place Is being flied 10y II. e.. Peck, sub
stitutc carrier.
The shipment Of live stock from this
station to the Brighton market this wcc,,
consisted of three carloads "f mA,cl
stnk, iIiludins ,"ws aud calves h"cs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14

WyNoosxI.

At thr annual meeting of ir"uuols
Camp. No. &in Modrrn Woodmcn "a
America. held THURSDAY in their room,
in Corporation hall the following oi
hccrs were elected for the year "nsnine
Venerable consul. Daniel J. .'ahal Ian
worthy adNscr. Charles tilrhcr, omin"'
ttOutiuucd "u sccOmd pnEe.'
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VT. ACADEMY ENDOWMENT
\ Friend Donates SiO.OOO to the In>ti.
tutiou-&.O. 900 Pledged.

SaNtons River. IDec. c.l".--Principal 49,.
announced Ia thc school on Tuesday
morning. al chapel. that Mr. Dodge had
just returned from another "trip awtt.
and had found another good friend - iva
school who had added 5000 10 III. ,ln-
scrption list. This makes about San"i
which has heen definitely rlcg~ within
tho past two months towards the slid, ooN.
which Mr.. Dodge is seeking to rosc.
Hearty cheering followc 10 announc, ,u4ut
OF Principal Alscr. and after the oNor-
ciscs closed the corridors rarg W.T. the
Y. A. Yell.
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DIR. MORRIS TO BE TRIED.
Has Asked That sn Informs tiUn NC aIn 4
Him Uc Filled In County Court.

Woodstock, Doc. i3.--'ho trial of lr
q. T. Morris Of tIartand. VINO is c!iarco,
with assault with intcnt to murder.
set for next week IN Windsor county
court following the Alar, murder case,
the respondent having asked that an in-
formation bo filed against him.
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NEWS OF YER RMONT.
lore Important Events Grouped fes
Free Press Rcndcrs - speaker
McrrifcId Injured by n Fall

John II. Merrifi.ll of Newfanc, clerk
N Windham county. and speaker of tnc
asst House Of Representatives,, was badly
aurt u'sday by falling on granite steps
At his home Just as he was leaving for his
pnicc in BrattleborO. No bones were
broken and although Mr.. Merrifield wen,
10 his Office his condition became worse
aud he was obliged to return home and
go to bed.
WANT MORE FOR THEIR CORN.
The Oranges correspondent 10 ,br
\""5 furnishes the following for publ
'dtlon TINS week: THE Grange discussoo
several important questions at last meet.
ing. the raising OF sweet corn that tn.
trice received Is too small We wor,
given 10 understand that il tho price wn,
iuorc III other places in the State tha1
he growers in this town would get th,
same. In Waterbury tao farmers re-
,cived SO per ton, it being tho pric,
sgreed upon III the spring. The sweet corr
growers In this section arc ready To de
Nand the same price, so per ton fo
corn raised in 1906. When We conside
the price We have TO pay for labor ant
grain We have 10 buy it Is not askinj
more than any frm should bo ready am
willing to pay. Now is the time brothe
farmers to stand together on tho pric
Of sweet corn. We can get it IL VIC vii
demand It,"
JEWS BUYING FARMS.
Tho subject OF the so-callcd abandone
farms of New England has many illustra
tIons in the outlying territory round abou
Shrewsbury and Mendon along the noun
tains, affords one OF tho most interesting
In close juxtaposition are the naked rock
Of barren hilltops and the broad acres O
formerly luxuriant fields; piles OF stone
marking tho chimney Places of old tim
farm houses and fine modern residence
of summer visitors. Everywhere Seems t
no accontuated tho contrast OF thing,
Every ono Of these houses was appnrentl
hunt for SOME farmers all.ihe year -ust
Every one now belongs To summer resi-
dents. ana n recent visitor saw every on
boarded tightly up ni.l not a man. womel
chiln or farm animal in sieilt So far a
life was concerned tho hilltop was as des
iiutc AS the rocks of Labrador, which pro
Ho,iio shnNT ~ 4 manner, nhl.b pa
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ADDISON COUNTY COURT.

Middlohrry, Dec. 1S.-fn county court
to-day the case OF Paul Slhaokett =,
George W. Wilcox, appellant. was gwen
to the jury at $50, but no asrcomert l.i
been reached when tho cour' closed fo. ths
day.
The first criminal case OF Ike term ",
started AZ 4lj O'Clock, some consiocral
difficulty being found in securiug jul..
This case is State Vs. Horny II. AigyI-f.
who is charged on information wl.h t.
ccny in the stealing Of a SUIT OF '.otn,,
valued Il. 80 from William Jon.s ul -
well
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WEST BRIDpoRT.

Eric llucstis has entered school. Til.
high school at the village opened Mon
day.--Elwn Myrick is confined to the
house. Lake thanlplan is frozen over
Mrs Perry Norton il gaining slowly. 90
GEORGE Conn and wife attended Pomona
Grange meeting in Addison Thursday
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PASTOR ACCEPTS 4 CALL.

Bennington. Dec. 13.-1hc Rev. Joseph
Il. Lyman. whose last rastorate was that
of tho Congrcgat ional Church At Barton
Landing. and who has been residing iore
during the past year, Ia. accepted the
call extended by The Congregat onsi
Church at Pittsficld, y. II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14

Rich. warm. healthy blood is given
by Hoods Sarsaparilla and thus
c"usna colds aud rrcunlol ia ~" pre-
vented. Take il now.
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HAS \ DEER iN Captivity.

j.. H. Perry found Il large buck deer
caught in tho harhed wire fence on his
farm in Ira last week. The animal was
80 cntangicd that the wire had to be-
cut in order to r"ioasc him. lie had
broken one Of his antlcrs. which were
very large, in his struggles to get away.
Mr. Ferry had little difficulty in getting
the animal to the barn. where he dress
ed the wounds and will keep and feed
him until he is again able to hold his
own amongst the "monarchs of the
I
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baby cornot he moro strikingly set forth
the new order of the things which the
summer visitor is bringing about in the
abandoned farm district lf II needs fur
ther commentary it is found in the fact
hat there have been moro sales of farms
in that region in the last six months than
in any former equal period OF time.
Another phase o' the abandoned farm
subject is afforded. They are still COM
ing-thc Jews and filing up thesfarnls.
Said an old New Enclardcr: They buy
good farms. They don't know much about
farming but that doesn't matter. There
will he nothing but Jews here by and by"
\ Young farmer mad the following TO say
"'Thc Jews don't s"cIn like very Sthrfty
lHrurrs They don't know now yet. But
tlcy ochavo themselves and mind their
OWE huslncS-"