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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
KenneI Of poas . NuIsanee.

The Board Of Health yesterday after
noon directed than a kennel OF dogs
owned by r. W Jester. at No. 1908 Kirk
avenue. be abated az a nuisance. The
odor from the dogs and the noise they
make at night disturbs the peace and
slumber OF residents OF that section
and Secretary Hamann was directed
20 notify Mr.. Jester 20 abate the
nuisance.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
WHO SHOULD CLEAN GUTTtR7
Difference Of Opinion Concerning Nui-
sance in Water Street.

There seems to be difference or
opinion as 70 who should clean the
dirty and foul smelling gutter -on
Water street ia the rear Of the prop
critics along Front street from West
to Justlson streets. The property
owners were recently notified by the
Board Of Health TO abate the nuisance
within three days. but they refused on
the ground that the street was a pub
lie thoroughfare and that 1t had al
ways been cleaned by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company The prop
erty owners in question are repre-
sented by Salisbury Ponder and
Curtis
The board is perfectly willing 20
hear from Salisbury Ponder and
Curtis. or their clients relative 10 the
matter. but believes that the property
owners should keep the gutter opened
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23

Halifax, n. s., Aug. 23.-The schooner
yacht Elmina II. OF the New oYrk Yacht
Club. owned by F. f. Brewster. OF New
Haven, today won the ocean yacht race
Of s57 miles
The schooner yacht Corona OF the New
York Yacht Club. won the Eastern Yacht
Club race from Marblehead to Halifax
hnishin early this forenoon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
;TtAMER FROM HERE ASHORE
sinafsher. Loaded With Machinery,
Aground at oeraco<e, Inlet, N. c.

NORFOLK. Va, Aug. 22-The fishing
steamship Kinghsher is ashore at Ocra-
ole Inlet, n c. The tug Spring Garden
md schooner win be used to float her.
'he tug went from here last night and
fter the cargo is taken on TO the schoon-
r The tug will pun the steamer of the
,each.
The Kinghsher was loaded with machin-
ry at Wilmington, Del, TO be used by the
Atlantic Fisheries Company at Ocracoke.
he won't ashore in attempting to land
he machinery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23

About 1900 people went on the ex-
cursion today to Atlantic City from
this city and points down the Della
ware railroad. The special was made
up in three sections Of about thirty
cars. A large number of colored peo-
pie were among the excursiOnists.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
Has Returned From Philippines.

Miss Roberta A. johnson. sister
.of Mrs. Harry II. Billany is visiting
the latter at The Gables. Miss john
son has just returned from a stay OF
nearly year in the Philippines and
last evening spoke entertaininsly OF
her ulp.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
PEACHES ABOUT DONE
Lemons Are Scarce and But Few
Veuetables in Market.

Local markets were unusually dull
ioday and but few purchasers were
about.
Delaware peaches have about dis
lppeared but few being noticed. In
small quantities this fruit is coH-s'-l
n from Western Maryland. Pehnsyl-
vania and West Virginia. Jersey
vatermelons are fairly good at from
10 to 80 cents apiece. The few cam
aloupes that are on sale are Of an
Inferior kind. Home pears are bring
ng from so to 75 cents per basket,
california pears, Bartlett bring 80
ents quarter peck. Lemons are un-
Usually scare 80 and 35 cents per
,ozen. California oranges are bring
ng 81 per dozen. Lettuce is scarce
|nd celery. which has Just arrived,
worth from 5 to s cents per stalk
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
$4,000 Eire at CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. 2S.-Fire at the plant
Of the Weir and Craig Manufacturing
Company. No. 242l Wallace street. to-
day caused a loss OF $4,000 The
Arm manufactures plumbing SlsRRlss.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
Ambn.aador conaer R..Iana.

oyster Bay. n. r.. Aug. 22-Edwin II.
Conser. OF Iowa, has resigned his post as
American Ambassador to Mexico TO take
effect on October Is and President Roose-
Welt has accepted the resignation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23

the Russian torpedo boat destroyer snni
at Port Arthur yesterday
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
LIST OF STREETS
TO Be IMPROVED
How First Installment of
100000 Allowed by Legis-
lature Will be Spent
THREE KINDS OF PAVEMENT

The Street and Sewer Department
today finally decided upon what streets
in Wilmington are to be improved
with the FIRST instalment of half of
the 100000 allowed by the General
Assembly for street improvements IN
this city. Owing to the many thor
oughfares that need attention the
members OF the department had much
trouble in deciding on a list of streets
to be repaired, and expect to hear
from citizens who have from time to
time appeared before the board to
have other thoroughfares repaired.
which the board at this time cannot
see its way clear to do.
The list Of streets to be improved
and the material to be used follows:
ASPHALT.
Market street between Fifth and
Sixth: West street between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth; Maple between Mary
land avenue and Van Buren, street:
Harrison street between Linden and
Maple; Springer between Fifth and
Sixth; Windsor between Sixth and
Eighth.
BITULITHIC.
/ oAAAhFN HAANtl hEAWtEM EOuIIn 1IO
I Fifth; Jackson between Delaware and
Shallcross avenues; Van Buren, be.
tween Lancaster avenue and Secons
lstreet; Franklin between I.ancaste
lavenue and Chestnut; Harrison be
tween Lancaster avenue and Chestnu
street.
MACADAM
Union between Delaware and Gilpir
lavenues; Willard between Benson
street and Brinckley avenue; Harrison
between Shallcross and Lowering ave.
lnues.
BELGIAN BLOCK.
Cherry between Second and Third
streets.
Work on the paving will begin a
lonce. The plant of the bitulithic peo,
pie will arrive here about Thursda,
land viii he erected near where mos
lof the work viii be done with tina
material is laid out. Six cars viii
be required to convey the plant iron
Allentown, Pa, to this city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
ONE O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS.
IRON Scott & Co.

from ScOtt q 70.
NAL Copper Co... 49, -.... o7a
american Sugar Refining &c. =. I45A
Itch. Top. and Santa Fe Com. 81
Itch. Top. and Santa Fe. -ref.. Io34
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit ... -. 7oH
baltimore and Ohio ... -. -. It4H
anada Southern -. -. ...... 6S
hicago Ct. Western 80. -. 77K
hesapeal-e ana Ohio -. ..., SIS
hicago and Alton -. -. 49,. SO
'hicago and Northwest 80. -. 77s4
nj NIL and St. Paul Com ...., IS4
Extra Dividends.
ock Island Com -. -. -. =. 34x
.ock Island Prfd -. -. -. =. SoA
s .rie ..... -. -. -. ......... SIX
" LIST pfrd -. -. S4H
illinois Central ..... ..... -. I7SH
louisville ana Nashville -. ... Is1X
metropolitan Street Railway -. I2eJk
Metro. Security Co.. =. -. -. s34
lanhattan Cons -. 800. ...... Io7
gIissouri Pacific ..... -. 49,. 1924
no. Kansas and Texas, pfd -. Tx
Y. Central and Hudson -. :. I55s{
Y. Ontario and Western go. s75s
4 orfolk and Western Conn.,. S6H
Z ssacific Mail -. ..... -. ...-.. ASA
enna. Railroad Co -. ..... I47
q &eople's Gas -. -. -. ...... Io55S
eading $3.50. ..... -. -. II9
End prefd ... -. -. e54
& elaware and Hudson -. -. a2r4
y outhen Pacific -. ... -. go. 67A
outhern Ry. Com -. -. 56x
exas and Pacific -. 575s
B enn- Coal and Iron Co -. -. 9oA.
y nion tc Com ..... 1861
S. Steel Com 80. -. -. go. s6H
5. steel Pfrd ..... ....... los
abash Com e.. 80. .......-. 2s
abash Psrd ............ "a
e es'eIn Vn4ea ..'.. ..,..... 9sA
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23

Thomas A. Carney of No. East
Seventh street. has become a member
Of encampment No. "a. U. V. L. Al
though never having participated in
the "late unpleasantness." Mr.. Carney
is from a family that believed in taxi
ing up arms at the nations call.
WANTED-Wh chamberniaid. APP
ply Grand Union Hotel. Front and
French SITS. Aug 23-t6
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
OUTLOOK FOR
/. PEACE BECOMES
MORE PROMISING
President Roosevelt's Efforts
to Prevent a Break the
Cause
COMPROMISE NOW HOPED FOR

Portsmouth, N. IA, Aus. 23-The peace
conference reconvened this morning after
a recess of four days. Acute Interest at
taches to the session, as IL is expected
that by evening some definite indication
will be given of the chance for Q. SUCCESS
ful end of the negotiations.
It Is certain that there is more hopeful
feeling here today. the basis Of which is
President Roosevelts activity In the di-
rection Of preventing a break. the belief
that Japan win assume a more conclia-
tory tone aud the thought that at the last
minute Russia will recede from her stand
in refusing to pay an indemnity or cede
terIltory.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23

II sentence followed the judgment Of
neighbors, the jails wouldn't hold the
push.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
DELAY A HOPEFUL SIGN.

This is not a new idea. 1t has been dis
cussed by the press all over the world.
Those acquainted with the views Of the
Japanese stin declare that IN her inten-
ton TO hold sakhalin and claim and in
demnity.
The most hopeful sign Is the evidence OF
q desire to delay the proceedings.It is pos.
sible that today an adjournment may b,
taken until Saturday, and there is no
doubt each delay increases the chance Of
a compromise. Efforts are bein made by
the New Hampshire State authorities 20
arrange an excursion to the White Noun
tains on Friday for the commissions. II
the proceedings are delayed, the trend
win be toward a more optimistic view Of
the outlook than has yet been held here.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23

means success. Let everybody
join hands to make Wilmington
Tue Queen City Of the Della
ware. /"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
rAE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises 70 be
fair and cooler, light winds.
Friday fair to partly cloudy,
showers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23
COMPROMISE is LIKELY.

It was thought generally this morning
that when the ENJOYS get to work Baron
Komura for Japan would submit a modi-
ned proposal to NJ. witte and that if the
Russian would recede from his uncompro-
missing stand on the four articles OF the
demands on which there IS a deadlock,
the way would be open to further nego-
tiatlons. Japan is said 70 be willing TO
abandon her demands for the interned
ships and a limitation Of Russian naval
power in the Pacific
It has been understood here from the
first that these claims were put up for
the purpose of being knocked down, and
they have been deemed OF little import
ance as the real deadlock has arisen over
the claim for salShalin and indemnity. Un-
less the Russians are making q monu-
menta, bluff there will not be peace until
there are concessions as to Articles and
O.
baron KoKmura may modify these de-
mands so as to offend Russian honor less
and propose a bargain involving the pur-
chase by Russia OF an or a part Of salS-
halin for a sum OF money which would
compensate Japan for her war expenses.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-23

BITULITHIc.


Union between Delaware and Gilpin
avenues; Willard between Benson
street and Brinckley avenue; Harrison
between Shallcross and Lowering ave-
nues.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
Neue Mn3elgen.

. oerlanet: 3rrei iun9e 4ieroe fir ein.
.lpanniSen roeliocrp" Wa9en.
Stone Spill yBine 60.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
Gin WuiteritrdHin9

Sn 3urih mar "tirslih Elm Rann
rpeaen 9iebiabls su ieds Moraten
@efaneniB uerurtbeilt moroeu unb
iolte nun non SIrid nab SielsoOri
eebraht neroeu, UNI bort leine Stro'
ie ahsulisen. "a Der 3ua nod niht
ansetommen mar. ihloB Der @enb'
arm. Der ben transport %nusflhrte.
ieinen @%efaneenen in bas Barteaim.
r1er elm. 9erietbe uolte aber nitt
LANCER marten, uno oa elm 6eniter
often itauo %. fiea er auf Die
StrdBe, nnhm elm 8ueirao, ous Ell.
mem Geteitiu 9eb6,te, uno ruoelte su
benz @efdneuiS in 9ielSborf. BORT
eraabIte er, ous er iehs Wouate iis-
en- miiie uno ieiuen @drter suridae-
laiien babe. Der Director oes Sc,
fanani1e8 alaubte erit. Der quite
Nann made iid eiuen Spa6 nit
ihm, aber als er nah 3lrih tele
pbonirte, fauo er gu ieinem eroBen
g%ritaunen, oaB feline Gnaaben riftis
ruaren, uno nun iteIte er inn eine
2eqe naur 8erfisune".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

Die so mtp GUurt belt lebtetl
Samlta9 cine uertaate SiBun9 ao,
uno muroe oem Buuunternebmer
Stumpe, metfer an 9uurthaule Die
Nrbeiten ierti9 eeiteat Der &tli
ieiues @utbabens .4S-luSs
be5ablt.
Der Gontradt fir Die Gleferuu9
Der elettriihen 2euhter wuroe on
ole Sermanu @lectrlc 2'9bt 80, gu
S2I0. 80 u%ersebeu.
Der Guntraft fir 9ieIeruna pon
Suite iir Den &ldter uno Strelbel
lp.uie perlhleoeI e. anoerer Wtoeoel
uno 3uliheaeelaH0er nuIoe 81 1896
IN ole Qermaun isurn.tare w., per
sebtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
rlot Elm rKdmpf UNI Gas Oaiein1'

lob Elm rKampf UNI Gas Odiein"'
9as 2ebeu oes GtenlHen 1T In
mebr oils elneg Qlniitt Elm ~8ampl
UNI bas 9aieln." ytlht nur, OaB W,l
unler Brot i'm S9ueIBe unieres an'
seiiates uerSebren mullen, BADEN
Wlr auh NIT oer eWl8en Surge au
tampIen, oaB pom oes 3aaes 2ult uho
Dtube Der @elunobelt nlbt auSus
i1mer eelHaOlBt Wiro. 8le bal0
ltslen iib IN Uolse Ion ueberan'
ltrensuneen Serouuunasf6run9en Elm
oas @runoiuel auer Aeloen! uno
rie balo fOl9eu aui Die eriten Spmp.
tome, ple lAlebter Selhmad, ue'
belteit, NuiitoBen unb 9OpilGmer5eu,
DIE InSelten Der to0IiIhen, ipateren
lrbers uno Nlerenleiben nit ibren
8si4weroen, ME Matttptelt. Hid'
enibpahe, Obnmabten uno Spmin.
oelanIaae, grOmlde YslitOpfune,
Velbiuht uno BaherIuht! s. iol'
DIEM OOppelteu Sample muB man BEN
86rper nit Dem Startun9s. uno 0eil
mittsl su 0llfe iOmwen, Oas Dor
Sabrbunoerten Die beribmtenW6n9e
uOn ct. Bernard Der Natur entrlnen,
inOem iie es aus oereu belltrnitIeten
HHunsenfaiten gu berelten lernten.
GeirS Wlttel, Die 81. bernard
araterpluen, miro nOb beute aenau
nuh Dem &eSept ielner @liirOer Der
eeiteut uno quit hem a6rper In
Sample UNI oas taR),te Sluo unO
eesen bic barten aniUloerur9en Oes
2ebens" 81 ueuem Slute, 81 neuen
Geben, gu 8tlnnobelt 81 allen
ApOtbeteu iir 25 Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
zu terrauten: Sine Gree. Bottom

1n UerfaMFen: Sine Street, Bottom
Sarm in SaSconaoe Sountp entbaItent 131
Sder BON peld)en $50 Ader in 9ulter
limb. Der geit SoI3lano als paitur benubt.
Die Sarm lit i'm sutem 3uitanb; bat elm
eroBes 9aditein Dobnbaus nit Silterne
nnb Srunnen meldle mebr luie eenuo
Wafer baIten; ebeniaaS Sd1euue unb Heben.
9cbduoe tuie auf Der Sarm iibIid,. Sie
Sarm lit 9 Nteilen iiiboitIid) non 6e,mann
uno 6 0teiIen IiopeitIih BON Berger an Der
9is9erscr Sort. Diro 3u annebmbaren
eebinsunaen p%ertauit. 2ommt uno iebt
oieIelbe an. Wm. 8. e%rdutieam,
U. s, 3. sto. 1. Yor PA yteip 6open, Dc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

9en Ginocru taan man es ldruer
beareiNl9 MAIDEN bus bic thr5elten
oraoe uur 8eibnaaten fallen Der
lieben Suqeno msrOeu in @rwnrtuno
bic 9aae 10 lang. ad, 10 lang!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

unuerseiblid 1T es &inber on
Stidbulten leioeu gu lafen, mem
man in::a'r. eOnselmau's Syrup Ell,
unfeblbarres @ittsl bat ben bar.
uddisiien Suhen gu beileu. 3u BID
ben in Ralfer Bros. Gpo.befe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

Sic WVu. $aeiiic Balm bat Iir Die
@eibnuats unb MISUNDERSTANDING
ermabjste 6abrpv:lIe-l3 thr DIE
&unoreiie-unseiust, unb miro o'e'e
@rmaBiauna berells am p, Sedem
Der IN araIt treten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

Guer piano esitimmt fir s2.25.
Oscar j.. 3bias Elm SsrufsmdBiaer
Yianus Simmer uno Nusbeierer,
miro beute uuo Noreen in Sermaun
ieiu uno aefauisen Nuftrdpen entse'
aen. 9ieienisen welhe ibr 8IanO
aehimmt baben ruOlIen fino eebeten
ihre Guftrdae in 6aienritters NOe.
bellaOen au biutertuitn. Sreis fur
Elm 9iano 81 ftimmen nur S2.25.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

&uiermeiler Senrp BOD beaao
iid uoraenern nah benz @asconaos $
Slus UNI SOls fur 5uBbnuben au
iaufen. Cute 3ubbbl5er MAIDEN lld
lest rar unb ii.o bod i'm Breile.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

Serr Otto Gdmiot. pon Berger,
bat feline famoie &eit' uno 3uht'
flute rel6e tpeseu ibrer @Iesnn5
allen Gferbeiennern iuiort ins ause
fiel, far S4OO an S. s. See, BON
Soplin, Nu., per'auft. $500 1T Elm
hober 8reis iar Elm YleIb 81 beaab'
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
am Gbenb bes sueiten 8eibnahtss

am Gbenb bes speiten 8eibnahtSs
taaes peroen gum Beiten Der neuen
8tr6euurael bic Shiler Der Ct.
@eOras Stule in Der Concert 1aae
cine MISUNDERSTANDING ue%rantalter
pelhe allerlei aursueit bietet uno
nitt uerfeblen ruiro bic 9ahmusteln
Der Nnneieuoen in 8eweeung 81
5ebeu. GS 1T ihon uueS gut einae'
ilbt wu,oen uno ons rertbdltiee
@rOarum pirO Ubne Stoduna CUR
2ufrieoenbeit Der 8eiuper 9epeben
meroeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

ghas. w. BrOdmann w:r olele
3ots BEL ieinem IN Der Ndhe oon
Stem oaueu m%Obnenoen Ontel gu De-
Sudb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
MISUNDERSTANDING am sweiten
Welbnahlstae.

MISUNDERSTANDING in Der CONCERT
pale am spelten observation-disclosures,
ue,anitaltet Don ben Shllern Der
st. George Seme.nOe S9ule, gum
Seitea Der neuen O:gel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

~ pereauten. Is Gotten an Der Street,
bel Der Sdluhfabrit seIesen benz Rad.
laB oeS Or. ausuit Sn,itb seb6ria.
SbenIouS bic iriihere Duff bale, unb bi
Got mt Srame'SauS neben sSubse Weuer,
meiner ytutter Mrs aouiIe emitb seb6ria,
iino gu o~ertauien ooer gu oerrenten.
Aug. u. Smith.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
Jd96r

Sc uiro hermit betannt sesebsn bab oaS
Sa9en auf benz Sreo Ballet 2aube 0ItIid,
o Der Staot aus itreusFte perboton 1T unb
dutuieoerbanbelube seriHtIi6 belanst mer-
ben.
Sobn pf aut d.
pddter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

E.o6Oa Vi 9ep Cure
5iuests At Eat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-02
UNDERHILL.

Steven Myettc has moved from tho
Charles Mcbride house n the Clanin
housc.-Charlos Rand goes to work for c.
II. Mead March 1.-Mr. and Mrs S. A.
Hale visited at w. e. Stevens in Essex
Junction Saturday.--lra Thorpe is moving
into the house vacated by William Pal.
mer--tIugh c. MacGlbbon Of Burlington
Is at home with the muinps-Mcs. NJ. =.
Maurice of Montgomery is supplying in
the grammar department. The primary
department was closed Tucsday.--Thcro
will he Il roll call ut the Congregational
Church March .. Tea will be scrvcd.--
Louis Tatro Jr.. broke his log SATURDAY.
while attempting to jump on Il log team
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Knight were in Bur
lington Saturday. Miss Minnie Shane is
working for Hoyt DEMONSTRATION Pres
ton, who has been i'll with diphthcria is
much bettcr.--Roy Atl,erton has finished
work for l.. c. Fowler and gone to his
home ut Essex juno ion.-Miss ENC Whit
takcr is attending the Christian EndoaVor
conference held at burlington as Il dele
gate from the &. f. society of this Ilacc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-02
EAST HIGHCATE.

r. A. Austin, rural free delivery carrier,
has made every trip this winter except
ing on February Is and is. when he WAS
unable to get over n small part of the
route where the snow was most badly
drifted.-Miss Mildred Marsh went Tues.
day to Ncrgennes to visit at the home OF
her brother. T.. /. Marsh.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Cross We're in Franklin recently,
called there by the serious illness of his
brother. l.. u. Cross.-Isaiah Lemnah has
rented the Ryan farm on Fairfield Ridge
and is moving his family there. -Joseph
Machia has moved into the Spear house
occupied by Edward Longe.-The show
and dance given at Britche's hail Friday
evening was we'll attended.--Morton a.
Thomas has resigned his position as sta
ton agent. Harold Cruwcl has been APP
pointed his successor.--W. II. Lantman Of
IIghgatc is moving his stock of groceries
to the Manahan storc.-Joseph Murray is
moving from the Soulc farm to Il farm
in Milton.-Miss Bessie johnson of Shell
don Junction is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
T. Z. Rogers and Mrs. +. y. Hannah.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-02
HUNTINGDON.

Miss Gladys johnson, who has been
suffering n severe attack of quinsy. is re-
ported as better John Ellis of West
Milton spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Ellis --The Ladies'
Aid society organized Saturday even
ing, admitted three now ,nembcrs.-Bcrt
Briggs of New Haven is in town. the
guest of Wallace Benway..-rhc condition
OF NJ j. Ellis is not very encouraging
Mrs Horace Cutler was o bic to ride out
Sunday.
Il. ": O'Bricn of Rutland was called
here by the illness of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram O'Brien.-Mrs. j. r.
Sprague is reported on the gain She
recently underwent an operation Mt the
Mary Fletcher hospital for the removal
OF canccr.--G. NJ Norton and NJ. j.
Ellis are building sugar house on their
farm.
son was born Tuesday to Mr.. AMI
Mrs. James Bcnway.--Mrs. Edward Full
Tor attended the funeral of Mrs. Thomas
Tuesday at Monkton.-A meeting will he
hold at the church Sunday evening to or.
ganize Christian Endcavor society.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-02
BOLTON.

Another serious accident happened to
an employc Of the now lumber company
on stevens mountain. a call was made
to him and he looked up Just in time to
have n dead limb strike him in the face,
breaking his nose and otherwise injurying
his face and head. He was taken to the
camp and Dr. Tillcy of Richmond was
in attendance us soon as possible. inc
man who is reported to be about twenty
four years of age and whose home is in
Charlotte, remained unconscious for sew
cral hours. 1t is feared that he has inter-
mi hcmorrhagcs.-Kati McCabe spent
last Sunday in Richmond with relatives.
Joseph Lavcll of Barre, son of Patrick
I.avcll of this place, died in the Fanny
Alien hospital last week. from the cf-
feots of an operation for appendicitis
rho remains were taken to Mortified for
burial last Monday.--Mr Coleman, for
NOR cmployc of Tracy e Howe. has
bought the Tracy place: consideration,
siOO.--After travelling for four days II. W.
Gillctt of Huntington was in town last
Sunday for the purpose of finding farm
hand for the season. He hired Edward
Moore. who has been working through the
winter for Elmer Pierce, in the lumber
woods.