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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-08
LnEraIefuI.

some people never thank you. no
matter what you do for them" said a
small boy. "a Teller put bent pin on
the teachers chair the other day. and
when the teacher was about TO sit
down pulled the chair out from under
him to save him from the pin. and II
he didn't HEX me for itr'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-08

Gassaway and Harkey are plant
ing $500 peach trees in a new
thirty-acre orchard one mile from
Caldwell. The trees are princi-
pally Elbertas. They expect to
plant over 10000 next spring.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-08
Ambition Gratined.

First Bookworm-well. I'm working
on a file OF newspapers now and am
entirely satisfied. Second Ditto-You
always did have a sneaking ambition
to get into the papers.-New Orleans
Times Democrat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-08

The business of the district court
IL about over, but the term nom
inally lasts tor six weeks, beginning
with the first Monday in March.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-08

DeVoe, the weather man, promises
a cold wave for Easter Sunday, April
%. Now wouldn't that put a crimp
In your new bonnet!
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
RoXBURY.

Mrs. NJ. ~. Richardson was IN Mnrtrol-
icr enc day last vcek.-Jchn Smith has
sold his farm on the Warren road TO
r:crt +. Dickinson and wifc.-D. y. Rice
Of Granville was at home Friday of last
wcok.-t'. u. Rice spent saturday in
Montpelier and Parcel. NJ. Sell is
working at the tale minc.-Mrs. Nellie
pierce, who has been visiting her father
for II fcw weeks. returned In her home
in Springfield Saturday.-Dr. u. Nj.
Greene of Bethel WAS in town Monday.
Miss Bertha .Aver;ll WIS in Northheld
and Montpelier Fridny.--Waltcr Fisk is
srcnding a few days in ST. Alhans.
Thomas Manning was in Montpelier
Yccontlv.-Or account of prevalence Of
chicken jox and measles, the school
IN the village closed one week
~carliorz than it otherwise would
have and the teacher. Miss Mabel
Dixie j. spending her vacation Of
two week; at her home in Bethcl.-Schoo
on the East hill closed Friday.-f. r.
Sraul,lns * at home again after wo:h-
ing for "A Tim. at a livery stable III North
Tcld-J. NJ. Bel WAS in Bethel Monday.
Harry Tildeu was at home from God
1ord Seminary over Sunday.-Ilenry
Tracy was at home from, Montpelier over
Sundav.-Miss Eliza Roberts is at tho
Mary Fletcher hospital in burlington foi
trcutmcnt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
FAYSTON.

G. II. Kew has moved to the ~. Wilder
house in Waitsiicld.-charl.s Gonycau of
Waterbury has bought G. II. Kew's farm
and with his brothcr-in-law. Mark Golcy.
is cutting the lumbcr.-A party of Young
friends were very pleasantly entertained
at a Halloween party by Miss Lena
Belts at her homc.-Mrs. Hattie (Austin)
NJ Laughlin.. wife OF James II. MI
I.aughlin. died November J.. aged 81
years. on the morning Of thci. DIST we'd
ding anniversary. Her funeral WAS al
tended hy a large company Of friends
at her homo oil Thursday. the Roy. T.. s.
Fisk OF Montpelier conducting the srrv-
ice. and o.. q. Eaton took charge. At
tho gray" in Irasville the burial scrVic.
of III" Good TelnpllrS, 1T which order
she was Il worthy member. was given.
4 quartet sang shall We Gather AT the
River" The floral offerings wer" many
and beautiful. She leaves n"r husband.
a daughter. Emma L., and one brother.
Isaiah Austin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
LONG TERM FOR SOLDIER.
Alternate Sentence of -. Days in the
House Of Correction.

II John Nay. = soldier. cannot pay fines
and costs Amounting to S5n.,G he Will have
80 servo -. DAYS in tho House of C"ircc-
tion, that hing tia" alternate" s'rntcnc" in
two cases IN which he WAS convicted in
city court. Ills friends at the post are
trying to raise tn, money hut they do not
expect that The amount VIII be fnrthcom-
ing.
Nay WAS in court Tuesday ~ the result
OF y rows AT the railway station. He plead
ii not gully 10 charges of breach of the
peace and intoNication and tho eases were
continued until yesterday. Al the hear
ing policemen testified that Navwastrunk
and that he had Il fight with another sol
,ici. unknown to them. as he skipped be-
fore h" could he arrested.
Say denied that he WAS responsible for
the fight. claiming that he WAS assaulted
10y the other soldier and struck ON the
head with a bottle ANA dazed. He said ne
aid not have Il drop Ia drink during the
evening. He WAS found guilty in each
rasc. For breach of the peace he WAS
fined 81 ana costs of Sll.l9. the alternate
sentence being 81 days in the House of
CORRECTION. 1t was a second ohense of i'll
'oxication and he was fined So and costs
Of Sla.;,7. the alternate sentence being 13S
DAYS IN She House Of Correction.
Nav was obliged to ,iisclus" an1 when
sworn this time said he did have some
thing to drink. the stuff being furnished
by soldiers whose names he did not know
A suggestion was made that Nay might
he prosecuted for perjury. having mad
opposite statements while under oath. hut
nothing was done about the matter las
night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
GAYSV1LLE.

Sina Luury is iu boston this wc'k.-A
daughter was born the 9TH to MIR. ana
Mrs. Edwin * rrpp-Drr +. y. steele Oh
Mnutv~A..r waS-in toWi. cently.-fr
JIndgkinS Of Chicago and MIS-. f."WlN
Morse az Rochester are recent VISITORS
at Y. :. lrr's.-Ralph pufk'"' Il
former Glvslili, boy. bat now OF Zen
nir,nn. was .uurricd Wednesday. NoN'm-
her /. tn Mis- Irene SpoLrc Of that place.
Those Who were in rittsiield last week
TO- attend the Sunday school convention
wcr. j. \. chod.l and wife. Mr.. ard Mrs.
O.. j. Richardson. the Rev. and Mrs. d.
W.. Miller. tho Roy. v. NJ. Mack aud
Miss Harriojt~l Tageart. { haii"s Whit
comb of Lebanon. y. H.. vas III town
Thursday Miss Ellen Sawin and b'Ss'"
ADAMS went to- Newport. y. H.. Wcdr'S-
cay. where they hav" employment INC
funeral Of the late Mrs. Robert i'r"Wl'
Of Pittsnold was held at the kanncN
school house Tuesday afternoon. IN" hey.
]. Wesley Miller officiating. IN" burial
was in Mount Pleasant cemetery. Mrs.
Brown was formerly Julia -Annls. an
her mother lives IN tins MIS-.
Lucy Durk,a. Who has boon spending
several weeks with a brother IN t'rot"n
and her sister i'm LHkcport. y. w.. u
,Xp"rtod To return hero this week Tor a
Tow days stay bofor, going I" her h"m'
~ Ecnningtou.-YIr Rev. j. W. Miller
entertained saturday his father. q. Nj.
Miller If Bethel and his sister and M"'-
! band. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.. Davis, of
Portsmouth,. ". ll-claNton Mills, who
: cmplnved hv the Erie Railroad com
uuuv l. ysiin. MS father. Herbert MINIS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
CENTER.

Mrs. Frank NJ. Bryan and son Of Mont
pelicr are guests at Il. u. liryan's.-M NJ.
e.. Barber has moved back to his arm
eugene cheney and family have moved
IN with Ralph Barber and are to work
for him.-Fay Dow has bought and NOV
cd to the place where Eugene Cheney
lived.-Mrs. Ella Atkins returned TO
Lowell, Mass. Saturday after a visit of
some weeks in Waterbury and vicinity.
Lowell, Mass, Saturday where he expects
emplOymcnt.-Mr. M Mrs. c. II. Stone
went TO I%Iaverhill. Mass. Thursday last,
where they are to spend the winter with
Mrs. Stones sister, Mrs. Chasc.-Miss
l;unicc Smith. who has been visiting her
brother, S. II. Iinse, returned To her
home in Hudson, n. Y. Monday.-ThC
members Of Ezra Stetson w. u. &. srrv-
ed IL chicken pie dinrer ut their rooms
Saturday, November 4. to which the meme
bcrs of the post were invited. Retwen 40
and SC sat dowE to the tanles. Mis-.
Worthen Of Montpelier WAS present and
insunctrl the work of the corps III the az
tel noon. edward Norway has sold his
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
POINTED

4 lazy man seldom puncturcs his tire,
The crying need of Il childless home is
a baby.
with some people life appears to be a
continuous sleep.
lilo who is ashamed Of his calling has
no call to follow il.
a woman never claims tn hc hom"l,
miles SO she krows she isn't.
Hope makes a pinlead look as nig rs
the head of an egCtist feels.
Time may be money. hat YOU can't
realize much coin on II ?s-ccrt watch
The man who practices what h,
breaches is n WCnder because of ll-
rarity.
Assistance of ones friends l. sridonI
satisfactory. III best p'an IS rot 60 r,-
u,iirc i.-Chicago News.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
NJ ATTACHED.
Unusual QuestiOn Brought III in Case
to Bc Tried Saturday.

A suit involving tho disposition Of
nlimony has been brought by A. v. s;pald-
ing. an attorney, VS.. Marie l.. Marengo.
for whom he secured n divorce at the last
session of county court. The case will be
tried Saturday before Justice NJ, =. Villas.
Mr.. Sral1ing appears for himself and
NJ. G. i.cnr% appears for Mrs. Mlr"ngo.
Mr.. Spalding Ires'nts n claim of $40 for
legal services performed in tho divorce
proceedings. At the tlial of tho case aim
ony was granted and Mr.. SpaldinS
brouGht action against q. j. Ray, Coun-
" clerk. as trustee. Mr.. Kay has dis
closed so. which has been paid 10 him
by Mr.. Marengo for his forIrcr wife. The
question in the case will be whether aim
ony can be held by trustee process and
his matter will be tho bone of contention
betwccn the attorneys.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
PROBATE COURT.
summary Of business Transacted dur.
Inn the Week Ending Nov. 9Th.

In the matter OF Nellie w. and Mary Il.
Landon, Jericho (minors), Susan NJ. Lam
don of Washington. -. C.. appointed
guardian.
Estate Of Phoebe NJ. Johnson. Jericho;
settlement of the account of the adminis-
TRAITOR.
Estate of Margaret Shccran. IIurlington;
Michael Mckenzie appointed administra-
tor.
Estate of Mary Barrett. South Burling-
ton; james Barrett appointed administra-
tor.
IN re JOIN Van Sicklcn. burlington
Cninor); guardians annual account made.
In r. Edward Zero, Williston Gnsarc);
committed to the Vermont State hospital
for the insane at Waterbury.
Estate OF L.ucius $. Watson. Milton;
w. e.. Blake appointed administrators
David Il. Bean and John E.Flinn. cominis-
sionots and appraisers.
Estate of Ruth 7. ffuntlcy, ct al. Elsie
NJ. l@Iuntlcy appointed guardian.
Estate of T.. T.. Manor. Burlington
~ttrust,: trustees annual settlement made.
Estate of Charles McCannon. Essex
Robert McCannon appointed administra-
tor.
Estate of Jairus ~. lshani, Willistoni
Thomas Reeves appointed administrht"r
A. /. bingham and z. L.. Brown or VIII
%liston. commissioners and appraisers.
Fstlt" Of John Thaycr, Colchester; j
j.. Morrison appointed administrator APP
| liication for license to sell real estate
hearing November %.
Estate of Christian Van Nlict. Essex
commissioners report tIled; application
for settlement and decree; hearing No
veinbor -.
Estate of Caroline \. Reynolds. West
ford: application tor license to sell rca
estate: hearing November II.
Estate Of Leonard II. prior. Burlington
application for license to sell real estate
hearing November y.
Estate of Ahiai A. Thorp. 'harlottc
viii rl,d for probate; hearing Novomb"
-.
Estate Of Caroline Chase Moultou. EGr
lngt"n, Will nl'd for probate; hearing
November Is.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
WAITSFIELD.

III, t.ov. +. II. Roberts Of Brownsville
* expected to move to this place sonl.-
Tim" lhis week. having been engaged to
uriiciar" MS pastor Of the Methodist
Church here for the balance of the con-
ference Year in place of the Roy. +. NJ.
barnes vino was Obliged To resign on
account of Sickness .dward Couiscy and
family are away ON Il weeks vacation
visiting friends IN I'crrisburgi and vicin-
ity.-t;corSc Kew moved last week from
tho farm in Ffayston which he recently
sold 10 the William Wilder house in this
viliauc.-l. \. hcity was ut homc for
"A fcw days last week from Montpelier.
where he is employed as motorman on
the electric iailroad.-Mrs. Hattie Me
I.auehlin, wife OF James Mclaughlin.
died Wednesday, Nov. LIST, after Il short
illness of only two weeks. The funeral
services were held ut the house on Fri
| lay afternoon, Nov Sd, the Rev. +. $.
| fislle Of Montpelier attending, and bur-
ial was at the Irasville ce~metcry.-COl.
A.. c. Brown of Montpelier will give an
illustrated lecture on his recent trip To
G. A. j.. national "cncampinent at
| Denver. col, at the Methodist Church
on Thursday evening. Nov. 9th.-Walter
c. Joslyn has sold his farm near this
village to George Caustic OF Lincoln, but
does not give possession until March |,
laO6.-'The Ladies' Home Circle are to
hold their annual chicken pie supper at
the vcstry of the Congregational Church
on Tuesday evening, Nov. 2lst.-Ar
autumn dance is to he held at the ]. q.
10, f., hall ON Wednesday evening, Nov.
18th, under the auspices of the local Odd
Fellows Lodge with music by Prof.
George II. Itlmorc's orchestra Of Mont
rclicr.-W. II. 1iasclton is making quite
extensive improvements on his house on
South Nam s~trect.-Danicl Somervillc
was in town over Sunday from Montpc-
lIicr, where he has been employed the pas,
few months.
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EAST CALAIS.

Lewis Durham has engaged to drive
team for DWinoll * Son, and has NOV
Cd INTO the tenement belonging to {. X.
Dwincll-. Mrs. A.. D.. Dwincll has gone
to Ilardwicli to stop with her daughter.
Mrs. Pierce. who still remains very
pOcrly. Oscar Guernsey has moved into
the Walter Pierce house and has pur-
chased the same. MIR. Guernsey is max
inc quite extensive repairs inside
George Sanders has taken a trip 10 Kew
York ana will pay DIR. Gale of Nswtown.
Conn.,, It visit. Mrs. Henry Carlcy has
returned FROM her visit TO North Adams.
MasS.-Thc game lanouct aud dance
given last week by the NJ. ". a. WAS
well attended although the night Was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09

y. &. Turner. who has been employed
as shinpiug clerk ut the local station for
the past ten years. has resigned his
position. to take effect in two weeks. aud
is 10 move To Monipclicr, where he has
!. pusii on in IN" freight Office OF the
Nnntpclicr aud Wells Rivcr railroad.
". Il. Nash. vino recently resigned his
roeitiun is ~hookk"cpor ut the hospital.
lqy roconsid.rci his resignation. and at
tn meeting Of The trustees last week
his fOincr position WAS offered hiin
with nm advance Of salary which he ac-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09

The intermcnt was in tho family lot in
Royalton cemetery for tho beauty ana
attraction Of which Mrs. Rix did so much.
In the death of Mrs. Rix there mas passed
away one that all who knew her pointed
out as "a most remarkable woman. Her
%ncighbors and a widely extended circle
OF acquaintance sang in TN" long years
of her existence, her praise Tor wonlahly
qualities. largcncss Of heart. opcn-handod
charity and greatness of intellectual at
tainnicnts. Not until the closing days OIL
her life was there noticeable impairment
of an exceedingly vigorous mentality MADE
the stronger and richer by n ripe ana we'll
perfected scholarship. Born III Mount
Vernon, N. H., the daughter OF Thaddcus
and Abigail (Wilkins) Kendall, shc when
II mere child went with her parents 10
| Montreal. her father ut the time owning
vast tracts of forests in Canada. Whcn
he daughter was Il the family took up its
residence in Burlington, where she grew
In womauhood and married in 1881 Will
liam Xix of Roynlton and member or the
! lass of 1857, University OF Vermont. Prior
To their marriage he had made a journey
to southern Alabama, going there from
PHILADELPHIA ON horseback. The young
,ouplc upon their marriage went to Ala
hama TO fuunl n permanent homo. Upon
her first residence in the South Mrs. Xix
owned the first piano in the home of the
rhoctaws and Chcrokccs. it having been
one carried overland from Burlington.
Throueh her social prominence ana That
of her environment Mrs. IuX became ac-
ana intod with many Of the literary and
social leaders of her times. With the
o,,i,, az .bo civil MAR the family was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH RoYALToN.

Mrs. katherine Fletcher Kendall Riv
at her home in Hoyalton Nov. /
at tho great age of ~ years and 10 months.
she having been born January -. NJ.
immediate caus" Of her death was an
aculc catarrhal affection of IN" inirstincs.
Thc funeral WAS at one o'clock Satur-
day from ST. raul's Episcopal Church.
the Rov. e. ". Wells, formerly of Roy
alton, now rector of ST. James. Wood
officiating. assisted by the Rev. W
benjamin Reynolds. rector of ST. Pauls.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
SOUTH WOODBURY..

The remains or Harry T.. Smith, who
died from his late injuries in "A hospital
in Lawrence, Mass. were brought here
for burial last Thursday accompanied by
three fellow workmcn. The Rev. Mr..
Southworth conducted n brief service
ana there was "A handsome display OF
flowers sent from the various orders to
which he belonged. He Was esteemed
;s a man of good habits and strict intc-
slity and was given charge of many inn
portant jobs. among them the building of
railways bridges for the Boston d Maine
railroad. lie was engaged at the time of
the accident in adjusting the top TO q
car and fell backward from n STAGING IN
which il WAS standing striking upon his
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09
EAST MONTPELIER,

The Ladies Aid hold their sock social
Mt the hall this week Thursday evening.
e. iian,blin is i'll with crN silo'as.-M Mrs.
Ida Sparrow is ccnfirc ed to her bed again.
John lIerrick Of Randolph has been
visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mrs.
Eta Brown while working in u factory
at Nashua, y. IT,, got her hald caught
IN the machinery. 1t is bought IA" " Ill
lose two of her fingers.
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o secure the biggest crops of corn,
- fertilizers must be used literally.
Apply at least 500 pounds to the acre-with
81 per cent. nitrogen, 8 per cent. available
phosphoric acid, and 9 per cent. Potash.
Potash is a most important factor in corn
culture. Our practical books for farmers are
yours for the asking-no cost or obligation
of any sort, and a vast fund of invaluable
information in them.
Address. GERMAN KALI WORKS. % Nassau ST.. New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09

bead and causing IA fracture OF tho skull.
The deceased was 40 years of age. and
the son Of the lat" james 5. smith OF
Cabot. lie is survivcd hy n sister. Mrs.
Henry Leach of this tcwn.-Sclioois i'll
town Will NEST Of them close this week.
Augusta Dudley has gone to Eardwitk
to cniair with her sister, Mrs. Jill.
through the winter.
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county iail several months for non-pdy.
mcnt of Il tax assessed in Morctowi. and
who after he was released on payment of
- hoard bill at tho Jail OF si47. brought
suit against tho town OF Morctown for
false Imprisonment. has settled with the
defendant town. Tho amount is not stat
cd bu, it is rumorcd it is in the vicinity
Of $500. MIR. Shcchan undoubtedly had a
GOOD case against Moretown as lie was "A
resident of Montpelier and paid taxes in
this city when thu tax for which he was
So long imrrisoncd was assessed i'll More
town.
cards have been received announcing
the approaching marriage of Harry NJ.
cross aud Miss Anna NJ. Solnervillc. both
ur s.. Jolinshury. Mr.. Cross is a grand
son Of .hc late Charles ". Cross. ana
nephew of T.. Bart Cross of this city. The
", dding will occur at tho North Congfe-
.atiunai Church AZ st. Johnshury on
ruursiaN evening. November u.
Mrs. Arthur iIowland died Friday at
her tonne ON Prospect street. hlt"r Il long
illness with consumption. aged ID years.
u,rcnseds maiden name was Sarah Gray
nr Fast Montpelier. She IS survived by Il
husband and one son. Funeral services
l.,i ,..,, l.r into nnilc MnOuJv
afternoon at one o'clock. the Rev. DR.. ).
Edward Wright officiating.
.Iidso Inln -. Watson as chanc"iior
gave u hearing Saturday III the chan-
ro,v ca." of ". Is. Vail 70. the Vermont
., 80, ,t. .olo ,f s,mc Of ,hc
,torcrtv belonging TO Oh" company "hich
had ho.n sold ~ u. Is. Eush "f Barre,
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Address. GERMAN KALI WORKS. % Nassau ST.. New York

farm on tho river and has bought the We
man Clark place at the :Cntcr.--Mr'
Cornelia Eddy has closed her ho,isc for
the winter ard is living at w. II. Mar
shall's.
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THE WEEKS NEWS
Wednesday, Nov. 8.

Massachusetts Republicans elect their
entire ticket. all but one member Of the
governors council. and made slight
"a ins in their membership in the house
Of representatives.
TaInmany elects Mcclellan mayor of
New York by about $500. District At.
torney Jerome wins by 5000. Hearst
declines TO admit defeat and says he
will contest the election. Mayor Wcav-
er and the reform ticket elected ut
Philadelphia by over 75.OU majority.
the reform party also elccting Jerry
(Dem.) state treasurer. Democrats
claim to be sure of Ohio. Gormun's
anti-ncgrO suffrage act is defeated in
Maryland. Governor Utter n,cp.J is
reelected governor Of Rhode Island by
over 5000 plurality.
DR.. Louis Edmonds of IIarwich to
be superintendent of the Massachu-
sets state hospital for lepcrs.
Chicago has a project to recruit the
unemployed into an army Of strike
brcakcrs.'
Midshipman james Il. Branch dies
from injuries received in fist fight with
another midsh.ipman at Annapolis.
Commissioner of Porto Rico to
United States wants 5-cent import duty
on coffee. and citizenship and Il senate
for the Islanders.
Canadian tariff commission begins
hearings in Montreal.
Lady Florence Dixie. the eccentric
writer. explorer and reformer. is dead.
lola Reed of West Newlield, Me, the
young woman who disappeared from
her home two weeks ago and who was
alleged to have been abducted. returns
to her nome. She refuses to state
where She has been or why she went
away.
Henry Il. Start. third associate jus
tice of the Vermont supreme cour
since 1880. died at his home N Takcrs-
field. aged GO.
j. l.. Eiselc. 1900. of Newark. y. j.
woli the title of champion rrOs>-cotln'
try runner at Princeton university
lie covered the 5ia-milc curse in 2S:l2
In the United States circuit court OF
appeals at Cincinnati. the petition OF
Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick for II new
trial was refused.
While the Quincy. Mass. Socialists
were casting their vote for William
Packard. the party canhidntc for tn,
senate. it was learned that lie dice
suddenly of heart disease.
COS>IckS were anlbuShcu in th'
Caucasus Ivy rcvolutionaricS. who wer,
t;,lt;,,, ,J., t.,a,- amt e., t.,Stnpc ar
der. Two entire companies. consisting
Of 100 and 12O men. respectively, wer'
wiped out.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09

Rheumatism i'm all its forms ,
rrumptly and pcrrnru"ntlN cured.
Hoods Sarsaparilla which r"uirall@'
aciditN of the blood