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G. A. r. Official Train.

Colorado Springs-Gen. L. c. Dana,
commander of the Department OF Colo
RADIO and Wyoming, G. A. r., has Is
sued general orders in regard to tho
fcrtieth annual national encampment
to be held at Minneapolis, Minnesota,
August 18th to 18th. inclusive.
A special Burlington Drain will carry
Colorado and Wyoming delegates.
leaving Denver at 3 o'clock on the af-
ternoon of August 11;h, and arriving
at Minneapolis at $50 the next even
ing. The Denver-Minneapolis Club
and George w. Cook Drum Corps Will
accompany the special train.
Included in the orders Is the an
nouncement of delegates from the two
states comprising the division. and tho
appointment OF various officers as as
sistant patriotic instructors and aides
de.camp. Another feature of the or
der is an invitation to members OF the
various G. A. X. posts to participate In
the Pixies Peak centennial, which viii
be held in Colorado Springs September
23d to 29th, on Military day, Septem-
ber cath.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-03
RUSSELL sAeE's WILL.
Except Small eeauesss Property Left
to His wife.

New York.-Exccp, for n few Fmail
bcqucsts to relatives. the fortune of
Russell Sage is left to hia widow.
There Is no charitable bcqucst In the
will. There waB nothing In the Will
to Indicate the value Of Mr.. Sasc'n
estate.
Zach Of Mr.. Sasc's ncphcws and
nicccs Is left $4,000. ..---
There is also n bcqucst OF $4,000
to MIR. Sase's sister. Mrs. Chaplin. now
tcccarci.
The section bcqucathing the bulk OF
tho estate Of Mrs. Sagc reads that she
10 to "havc and to hold the same gbso'
lutcly and forever"
The executors OF the will are Mrn
Sagc. DR.. John =. Mum. for many
years Mr. Sagc's physician: and
Charles W. Osborne. who has had
charge OF Mr.. Sasc's Office In this city.
The will contains n section forfeit
ing tho bcqucs; TO any benenciar; who
objects to tho probate of the Will or
directly or indirectly contests II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-03
Stratton Estate Taxes.

Colorado Springs, Colo.-1n the en-.
teripg of a decree by Judge Kerr OF
the Probate Court, which will be done
shortly, the state secures approx
mately $2SO,000 inheritance tax from
the Stratton estate, in addition to SG7,-
900 interest. which is dated from the
death of the late w. S. Stratton, Sep
tember IA, 1906. The state will secure,
therefore, approximately s347,o0o. The
courts decision is an overwhelming
victory for the state. But the execu-
tors Of the Stratton estate will contest
strongly the decision allowing interest
from the date of the testator's s death.
They are willing to pay only from the
date of the courts order. which was
entered a few weeks ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-03
Presidents Son Coming.

Laramie. wyo.-Chnries W. Dekay
Of this city has received n letter from
his brothcr.in.law. Lieut.. Emory S.
Land of the United States navy. writ.
ten from Washington. saying that
Land would visit his parents at Gunni-
son, Colorado. next month. being nc.
companied West b; Theodore Roo3c'
welt. Jr.. and George Roosevelt. son
ana nephew. respectively, OF President
Roosevelt. and that they would spend
several weeks at Gunnison where Lieu.
tenant Lands father is superintendent
OF the fish hatchery. The lieutenant Is
q graduate of the Naval Academy and
Q naval constructor, and has been Wis.
iting at the White House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-03
Ticket Broker Released.

Denver.-A superscdeas was granted
by Justice Luther NJ. Goddard Of the
Supreme Court Saturday, releasing l..
G. We'll, a Pueblo ticket broker. from
jail. We'll was fined $700 by Judge
Dixon for violating the injunction by
which the Judge put stop to the sale
of scalpers' railway tickets in Colo.
RADIO. District Attorney White OF Pu.
cblo, in his private capacity as lawyer.
represented We'll. He claimed that
Judge Dixon made tho order requir.
ing Well to pay the fine while in Den.
yer and outside his district. The Well
casa will come up in its regular order
in tho Supreme Court. and in tho
meantime tho ticket broker will have
his liberty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-03
oiLPIN RAILROAD COMPANY
incorporates to Build In 0Iipin and
Boulder Counties.

Dcnvcr.-ln the o'iico OF the sccrc-
tary OF state July :tth. articles Of In.
corporation for the Giipin Railroad
Company were filed. Tho capital stock
of tho concern Is $500. 900. Operations
are to be carried on In GIipin and Boui.
der counties and tho company In to
take possession Of tho tramwnys pro
Jocted by tho Giipin Tramway
Company. The so-caiicd railroad is 10
bc operated and extended to carry ores
from tho big mines In tho vicinity of
Central City and Black Hawk and
along tho way over TO Boulder county.
Tho principal points to be touched aro
Black Hawk. the Fullerton upper mill.
Apex. American City mine. Rollins
Vile. Hidden Treasure mine. Topeka
mine. Saratoga mine. tho Alice group
and Central City.
II In claimed that there In plenty Of
capital behind the now company. Tho
directors for the first year are: o. l..
Dimes. II. W. Cowan and L. +. Row.
land.
by tho tramwny which will run
from Central City to Roliinsviiie. tho
rev line will connect the Colorado q
Southern and the Moffn. railways
ncross the hills. II is stated that work
upon the new road will commence
without delay.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-03
FOR DRY FARMING Pike CENTENNIAL
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION ~
GOVERNOR OF COLORADO.
ASKS THE STATE TO ASSIST

Celebration at Colorado Springs In
eovery Of Pixies Peak One Hundred
Years Ago.
Dcnver.-Govcrnor Mcdonald has OF.
icially recognized tho forthcoming CEN
lennial celebration OF the discovery OF
Pixies Peak by issuing a proclamation
calling upon the people OF Colorado 10
give their support to the ii,ting observ-
ancc Of the occasion.
An extensive program will be car.
ricd out In Colorado Springs and on
tho peak. beginning September 23d.
and great crowds from all over the
country. It is expected. will attend. The
governors proclamation follows:
Whereas. The people Of the state
OF Colorado. In recognition OF the not.
nblo career of Zebulon Montgomery
Pike. soldicr-explorcr. will commemo-
rate tho one hundrcdth anniversary OF
his Southwest expedition OF 1906 and
the discovery OF Pixies peak.
Therefore. l. Jesse +. Mcdonald.
governor OF tho state OF Colorado. by
virtue OF the authority vested In me.
do declare and proclaim that there
shall be inauguratcd centennial cele.
bration at Colorado Springs. Colorado.
beginning September s3d and ending
September 29th. 1906.
Further. recommend and suggest.
In View OF the exceptional Interest at
taching to this occasion. that the pco.
i,ic Of the state give to the said ccle'
1ratlon the greatcst measure OF sup
port and assistance practicable. to tho
end that II may bc commensurate In
dignity and character with the Import
ancc of tho event commcmoratcJ.
''In Testimony whereof. have here
unto set my hand and caused the great
seal OF tho state to be affixed. Mt Don.
yer. this cath day OF July. a. d. 1906.
JESSE +. MCDONALD.
Attest:
JAMES CowIE.
Secretary OF State"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-03
Good Templars Election.

Boston.-Georgc F. Cotterill Of Sc.
attic was reelected national grand
chief tcmplRr Mt Saturdays session OF
the national lodge of the United States
independent Order of Good TEN.
pars. W. II. Clark of Wyoming was
chosen national grand secretary. and
A. A. Anderson OF McKeesport, Penn.
pylvanin. was elected national grand
treasurer. Allie +. Parker OF Provi.
dence was appointed national grand
secretary. After the installation OF OF.
fccrs Seattle was selected on the first
ballot rs the place for holding tho con.
YentIon Of 1907.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-03
Lonoworths comrna Home.

Beyreuth.-with the exception OF
one day, which was taken up by an
automobile excursion to the Austrian
baths, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
warth spent the entire week here.
They left Sunday by way OF Nurem.
berg and Munich for Paris. They will
sail Saturday for the United States.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-03

bricks year.
An amendment to the model ar
bitration treaty proposed by William
J. Bryan was unanimously adopted
amid great enthusiasm by the inter-
parliamentary union in session in
London.
The arrival of Secretary Root at
Rio de Janeiro was made the occa-
sion for an enthusiastic reception by
the assembled delegates to the Pan
American congress and the Brazilian
officials.
Sixteen indictments on charges Of
restraint OF trade in the matter Of ad-
vancing the price of Ice have been
returned by a Cincinnati, O., grand
jury.
Premier Stolypin has issued orders
to the governors and projects through
out Russia to Strike and spare
not in efforts to preserve order and
crush the revolutionists."
BY the collapse OF an uncompleted
building in South birmingham, Mass,
ten workmen were buried in the ruins.
The Missouri republican state judi
cial convention at Jefferson City nom-
mated Assistant Attorney General
John Kennish and Judge James T.
Neville, of Springfield, as justices Of
the supreme court for the long and
short terms respectively.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
GROTON.


R. D. Sherry returned Friday from
Barton fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Clark went to
Newport, Saturday, to spend few
days.
Harry Crown, who is taking course
in Vermont Business College at Burling
ton, spent few days with his parents
last week.
Noah Emery was called to Plain6eld
Saturday, by the serious illness of hi:
niece.
Mrs. Ed. Purcell is visiting relatives il
Canada this week.
Rev. F. W. Lewis, the presiding elder
preached at the Methodist church last
Sunday. 1t is expected that Rev. c. H
Farnsworth of Woodsville will occupy
the pulpit next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Hudson O
Lowell, Mass, who are spending a few
days in Marsh6eld, are visiting bel
father, c. B. Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. RI. Pillsbury are il
Boston this week to purchase line o.
fall and winter goods.
]. P. Miller of West Barnet was ii
town Saturday.
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NoRThpANyILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. H P. Anderson OF New
Jersey, who have spent the summer at
o. H. Stevens, returned to their home
Monday. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Anderson's mother, who has also
spent the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. Stevens, and is to spend the winter
with her son.
Miss Gladys Richardson of St. Johns.
bury spent several days with her friend,
Miss Mary Varnum, the past week.
Miss Julia Norris and sister, Mrs.
Harriet Pope, spent few days visiting
friends in Derby recently.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a sociable
and business meeting with Mrs. ]. A.
Stanton, Wednesday afternoon and even.
ing, September 26. Everyone is invited.
Homer Stanton of East Barnet spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Stanton.
Ice cream will be served at the sociabIe
at Mrs. J. A. Stantons, Sept. 26.
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McINDoEs.


Walter Gleason of Woodstock and Mr.
and Mrs. John Gleason and children Of
Ludlow are visiting relatives in town.
FL Lyon returned from Warren, N
H., last Tuesday.
Philo and Dick Van Dyke and Brock
Duncan have gone to Vermont Academy
at Saxton's River to attend school this
year. 4a.a
Balfour Hunt has gone to Cambridge
Mass, to attend school.
Murray Mcfarland is home from
Claremont, N. H., for weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamberlin o.
Woodsville, N. H., spent Sunday at H. D
Chamberlin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Stuart spent part
OF last week at Greensboro, going from
there to the Barton fair.
Mrs. John Bishop was in Burlington
several days recently to visit her sister
Mrs, James Bishop, who is at Sparhawl
Sauitarium.
Mrs. Somers and daughter OF Pas
sumpsic visited at II. w. Gleason's, Fri
day.
Mrs. Fri Chamberlin has been on thu
sick list the past week.
H. D. Chamberlin has been spending
several daysin Irasburg wifi his brother
Il. B. Chamberlin. Herbert Tullar o
Corintb has been running the creamery
during Mr.. Chamberlin's absence.
Miss Mary Warden Of Passumpsic is
visiting her nephew, H. W. Gleason.
The body Of D. c. Hooker was brought
here for burial, Wednesday. He was 9
former resident of this place. For severa
years he has made his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Abe Courier, at Brattle
boro. He had reached the advanced age
OF 80 years. Services were conducted
at the cemetery by Rev. Guy Roberts o
Monroe. Among those from out OF towr
were Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Courier of Brat
tleboro, Henry Hooker of Groveton, N
a., Mrs, Addie Hooker and daughter o
Goleorook, N. H., and Alex McCloud O
White River Junction.
Mrs. Alice Field and son Gervel arr
visiting at Sugar Hill, N. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bufam have beet
| tains. Pr
MRS. Charles Mcfarland invited IN ne1
friends to enjoy the blossoms on 'he'
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EAST LYNDON.

The Methodist Episcopal Social at !.
E. Batchelder's Thursday evening was
well attended and pleasant time enjoy.
ed by ALL
Miss Susie Hutchinson, who has been
working at F. D. Smiths. has returned
home.
Miss Della Gray is working for Rev. O.
H. Anderson.
John Anderson, an expert judge Of live
stock from Sweden, recently called on F.
E. Simpson. He was we'll pleased with
the merits of this herd and expects to
purchase some y oung stock later.
The selectmen of this town and sur.
rounding towns must wake up to the
fact that something must be done in re-
gard to the dog question. Another flock
of sheep was wiped out last week. Such
depredations must cease or there will be
expensive litigation.
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PEAcHAM.
Annual Meeting.

The Ladies Missionary Society held
their annual meeting, Friday afternoon,
when reports of last year were given and
officers elected for the coming year as
follows: President, Mrs. Mary Wilson;
vice pres, Miss Bessie Varnum; treasurer,
of foreign work, Mrs. Elsie c. Merrill;
secretary and treasurer ofhome depart
ment, Miss Lydia S. Strobridge; COM
mittee to plan for work, Mrs. Harriet
Varnum, Mrs. Sarah Blanchard, Miss
Jennette Varnum.
The barrel for a family in South
Dakota will be packed Thursday this
week and at the same time barrel Of
second hand clothing for Mcintosh.
Mrs. F. H. Varnum. Miss Bessie Var.
mum, Mrs. Hebblethwaite. Mrs. Sue
Abbott, Miss Elsie Choate, Harlan Rem
frew and Alex Bailey attended the Sun
day school convention at PassumpsiC
last week and reports from the meeting
were given Sunday by Harlan Renfrew
the superintendent, by Mrs. Varnum and
by Miss Bessie Varnum.
Mrs. Clara Holmes went the first Of
last week to st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson are visiting
Mr.. Gibson's sister, Mrs. Martha Jenni
son. This is their wedding trip.
Mrs, Alice Williams Johnson, who has
been abroad through the summer and
son Stephen are visiting at Rev. ]. K
Williams. Mrs. Johnson will go the
| first of this week to her home in Hyde
Park, Mass. Her children, Rachel and
Lucy, who have been at the parsonage
through the summer, will go home witt
her.
Mrs. Thayer from Sharon is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Harriet Varnum.
Miss Chaffee from MorrisviIle is visit
ing her brother at Mountain View House
John Blanpied from Columbus, Ohio, il
visiting his sister, Miss Dimond.
Mrs. Ida Perkins from St. Johnsbury
spent several days at Mr.. Bunker's last
week and Mr.. Perkins came the last O
the week and with Mrs. Perkins are visit
ing at Ichabod Rowe's.
Mrs. Abby McClary is boarding for til,
present at Mrs. Addie Craig's.
Frank Walker, former resident o
Peacham, IS spending a few days at Mrs
Clara Baiey's Mr.. Walker comes tc
remove to Windsor the remains of hi.
father Henry Walker who died September
1872. Mrs. Walker died not quite two
years ago and was buried at Windsor
where her daughters, Mrs. Western ant
Miss Emma Walker live.
Quite company went Saturday tt
Devil Hill.
A game of base ball was played Fri
day, between the Peacham boys and tn,
Academy boys, the former winning by Il
to 8.
6. A. Kenerson and G. c. Sanborn at
tended the play "Under Southern Skies
at st. Johnsbury Saturday and spent (
day at Passumpsic on their way home
Miss Blanche Renfrew spent last weel
at home, the Barton fair giving her al
extra weeks vacation.
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LUNENBUR0.

Balch and Thomas delivered hundred
barrels of fall apples to Berlin parties
last week.
The county Sunday school convention
is being held here at this time with prom.
Uses of good attendance.
Several from here are attending the
fair at st. Johnsbury this week.
Stephen Smith and wife and Walter
Pierce and wife have returned from
Bethlehem.
Percy Kent and wife OF Lancaster were
in town few days ago.
Charles Balch OF Windsor is making bis
parents short visit.
A. R. Brooks of Wilder and A. B Cush.
man of St. Johnsbury were in town last
week.
Alanson Ramsdell OF Portland, Mrs
Fred Luce and daughter Edith of Old
Orchard are visiting relatives in town.
Richard Taylor has gone to Boston to
take examinations for admission to the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles Howe of Lancaster was in
town on business the last Of the week.
Miss Eva Dawson has gone to Hart
land to visit her sister. who with her
husband, Rev. Irving Stuart, will soon 90
to Detroit where he has bad call.
The Woman's club held an enjoyable
picnic on the park Sept. 18th.
Harry Hartshorn OF Littleton was in
town short time last week on his way
to the Lancaster fair.
Miss Susie Dodge is at home from her
hospital work for short vacation.
Eugene Hartshorn has rented bis farm
to Henry Ramsdell and will soon move
to his house in the village.
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EAST BURKE.

The Junior c. E. Society gave 4
O'Clock tea to the elderly ladies OF the
village, at the vestry Thursday after
noon, which was very well attended and
much epj wed by all.
Mis- Nellie Caswell of St. Johnsbury
has been visiting her parents. and other
friends here.
Mrs. NJ. c. Vance is more comfortable.
DR.. Root reports considerable sickness
among small children.
The Darlings are painting their house
occupied by A. L. Colby.
A reunion of the Jenkins family was
held at J. B. Jenkins, Sept.d4.
The funeral of little Burleigh Baker was
held from the house Saturday afternoon,
Rev. D. G. Guest officiating. The burial
was at Woodmont cemetery.
Several from here took in the Barton
Fair last week. ae6&
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jenkins and
daughter Eva, from B ,loit, Wis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Holmes, and George Latham
of Watertown, Mass, are visiting at ].
B. jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Donahue of St.
Johnsbury spent Sunday with Mrs.
Donahues parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scion
Walter.
George E. Thurber, who has been visit.
ing his parents, MIR. and Mrs. S. L. Thur
Der, returned to his work in Boston, Sat
urday.
The Darlings are repairing the build
ings on the place occupied by AL. Gilman
o. M. Jenkins. and c. E. Freeto have the
job.
Master Erlon Eggleston is much better
Mrs. Milo jenkins is gaining slowly.
Charles S. Lane spent Sunday with hi:
mother here.
]. E. Parker was called here Saturday
by the death of his grandson, B. T. Baker
W. B. Godding, who has heen laid ul
with rheumatism the past two weeks, il
better
| Joel jenkins, who has been sick fol
several years, celebrated his 83d birthday
BY attending the Jenkins reunion, at ]. B
Jenkins.
Edwin Jenkins and family, who hav'
been visiting relatives here, returned tt
| their home in Wisconsin this week.
Mrs. Daniel Gibson does not seem t.
gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Howard have re
turned from their vacation.
]. B. Jenkins is entertaining a cousin
| Mrs. Robinson, from Boston.
W. H. Jeffrey Is finishing the oil,
Mechanics Hall into sleeping rooms.
The Mechanics are moving into R. A
Eggleston's hall.
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GLOVER
simpson-PhiIIips.

The marriage of Miss Elmira Louise
Phillips and Fred E Simpson OF East Lyn-
don was solemnized at eight o'clock Sept.
IL, at Pine Shade Farm, the very pretty
home of the brides parents. Before the
appointed hour the house, which was
profusely decorated with flowers, was
filled with guests and relatives. At the
first strains OF Lohengrin, played by Miss
Mabel King and Mrs. B U, Wells, the
bridal party decended the stairs, entered
the parlor and made their way to a
bower of green, where the ceremony, con-
sisting oil the doubl ring service was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Ross OF West Glover.
The bride, who was very popular girl
in Glover, was most becomingly gowned
in white silk muslin and carried shower
boquet OF sweet peas. She was attended
by two bridesmaids, Miss Ruth |. Cheney
of St. Louis, Mo-, and Miss Marion Bick
ford of Glover. The groom was attended
by his nephew, w. A. Simpson, from East
Lyndon and Harry Phillips brother
Of the bride. Little Alice Krlton a cousin
Of the bride, acted as ring bearer. After
the ceremony the interest OF the guests
was devided between surveying the num-
erous wedding gifts and watching the
young couple in order that they might
not make their escape without due atten-
ton. The out Of town guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. J.. E. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. Nickerson, Misses Susie, Mabel and
Addie Hutchinson and Miss Sylvia Hovey
all of East Lyndon and Mrs. B N. Wells
OF Woodsvlle, N. H., and Miss Ruth 1.
Cheney of St. Louis, Mo.
On the evening OF Sept. s, the Glover
Grange gave Miss Elmira Phillips very
pleasant reception at Institute Hall.
There assembled her many friends and CO.
workers to wish her Joy and express their
heartfelt regret at her leaving town.
The presence of Mr.. Simpson added
pleasure to the occasion. Miss Phillips
has long been very interested and loyal
worker in the grange and for the last
seven years has very admirably held it's
secretaryship. AS token Of their friend.
ship and esteem they presented Miss
Phillips with fine chatting dish.
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