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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

non; have returned 70 heir home In
81; +, p; rolsoa has left for business
Mr. J. r. Raines. who has been VISITING
Mr. W. r. Holloway. has len for hts
homo IN Caroline county.
Mrs. Julian G.. Anderson. vino has hoe,
visiting In norfolk. mas returned ho-.la
Miss Fannie Henry. who has been visit
port News 90 visit Airs. ~. d. Kelo.,
Mf O. = Lancaster has returned from
~ $3.50 H-h 70 philadelphia
Het. ". j. Hayes has LEFT for Ports
Miss Faulkner. of Caroline county. Is
visiting Mrs. j. y. Kicucrdson.
or - y fcatncr mas moved 10 Brook
The fiov. Mr. seay OF SUFFOLK. who fs
attending the General Baptist Assor.atio1.
is tle guest OF Rev. g.. L. scott
lter. and Mrs. Joseph Billings. of Car
ritAe county are visiting SIR. and Mrs j
~. JSter during the General Baptist AS
Rev Peter Wilson. OF Fsrmyuie. We.
VINO is attending the General Baptist As
The Rev. W IF. H4ndley ~ Eastern
SHORE. who is attending tie General fsnr-
s slsl Ais.sioc.2tion. Is the guest OF Mr and
Miss Maud Palmer. OF Amelia Court
mousse, mas returned 30 hcr home after "a
visit 90 Mrs. Jane Thomas.
Miss Mamie Jones. OF GOOcnland who
ias been visiting Miss Florence Miller.
mas returned to her home.
AlNlpl tHI al il- barton t1elElLs school.
JDnlor l. Grade-Naud kuyk
Seventh b Grade-Sopnie Currie. Mamie
DrumeAcr. Anna Griffin. Louise Rams1cu
and Juauita Wood
seventh a Gradc-Ceicste Anderson.
May Casseiuan. Hugh Leaca and Norma
IS O0dNard.
sixth Is Grade-Louise Seay-
tlitl a Gradt-Iessie Seay.
Third A Grade-Pearl Harding. Emma
Go9d Goodwyn Kuyk. virginia Peyt0n
Second b GTalc-Rcta Flanagan. Ores
ton farrOw. David Gregory. Hazel Lam
caster. Virginia Whitcaurst and Annie
Armstrong.
First 3 Grade-Lcua Horncr. Alma
Groomes. While Tiiier Marian WINS.
George Sipp ard Irving Gordon.
First a Grate-k0-a Beck. Lila Hoop
cor, Maesic Rose. Carter White. Elsie VIE
son and Louise FaI1.
1lr. ~. J. Goodwin. % Hinton w. Va.
is visiting the Rev. and Ms G.. u. Scott.
of Virginia Avenue.
Ar Franz smith. of Orange. Va. who
has been visiting Nr James Wilson Of
Monteiro Avenue. has LEFT lor lass home.
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BARTON HEIGHTS

Mrs Mary =. Davis OF Stormont. who
.lds been visiting Mrs Richard Anderson
has leturned home.
Mr.. john Grove has returned home after
q business IMP through Virginia
Air. W .. Long. OF Newport News is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs S Z.
Miss Indie Goodwin. who has been Wis
ring her sister. Mrs c. r Kuyk. has re-
turned % her home 10 Not-oway county
an and MIS- O. J.. King, Of Spartan
burg. $. G.. who have been visiting Mrs
d. ID. jenkins OF North Avenue have re-
turned home.
Mir r C. owen Of North Avenue. has
'eI. tor Baltimore Md. on business.
Mr Percy IarbrOugh. who has been
..sl-lns MS parents mas returned to his
Mt Harry Goyne of Pike. va. who has
FOR his home
Mrs. Fred s Jones and daughter. Mar
seIet nave returned home.
Mr I. j. Grove has returned home
after hunt in Hughes Va
Miss Mary Jones OF Ashland, Va. who
las been visiting Mrs. C.. b. Peascley. has
returned home.
Miss Ellie Jerdomo after visit to Mrs.
X r. Coleman. has returned 70 her home
in PROV dence Forge
Mr.. W. r. Yos. and family. of Rich
Wond have occupied the home recently
vacated by the Rev +. J. Richardson on
Mrs. W. H. Richardson and children OF
iIIs ldnd SPRINGS. who have been visit
l"s MS J. Richardson. Of North Ave
nue. have returned home
q, , Mss Inez Goodwin. OF Covington. is Wis
lung Mrs. J. Clary Blau on
a., Miss Grace Ward. who is now attend
rng school at st. Mays Academy In
f.ai.l-ii, y G.. IS very ill with fever. tier
lasher mas icit 20 he with her.
MIS- brockennorough OF Scottsviiic is
visiting Mrs. A. y. jenkins Of North Ave
nue..
Air E,Eley Goyne. who has been visit
inS Mr. Jack Bcvcridge Of North Avenuc
has returned TO his home iu Pike. Va.
Nis. s. r. Friend and daughter. OF
Tampa, Fla. who have been visiting In
Greenville Va. viii be the guest of Mrs.
j. II. Davenport. OF York street. ms
week.
Mr.. Adam Brooks who las been visit
Ing his cousin, Miss Esther Feather has
returned To Roanoke Va.
Mr.. Roscoe Travis. OF Caroline county.
is visiting MI J. q. Jeter. OF Lady's Mile
Road
Nj T.. H. Arnold. of New York who
has been visiting Mrs. George H. Fipncr
has returned home.
Mrs. : Lee Sangster and children. after
a stay with her mother. Mrs. Floro O'Ban-
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FAR WEST END NOTES

Miss Marian Broutherz and Miss Glen
cora BAlly nave returned home after a
OF their cousin Mss Mabel Willis
ar. Henry Ham has returned home.
aIler snort Tip % Lower Henrico. as
TIC guest Of Mr Harry Archer.
Miss Nellie Hooper. recently the .,iiest
1I "ef grandparents on West Alain Street.
mas returned 10 her home at Burkeville.
Mrs August VoHenkenlper has returned
70 nor nome on West Cary Street affe~
several weeks stay with her sister on
Mr. and Mrs William r. Miller and lit
~ SOL. Decatur, have returned TO the
Guy, a.tef $, Vetal we Ks i'm Caroline coun-
" as the guests OF Ms Miuer's parents
MI and Mrs Samuel Anderson.
Mt Charles Blackburn Of The RIDGE %
recently the guest OF relatives in this Sec
out pleasant visit
Mrs Dan Led.ey VIII, has been quite
SICK al her home on West Cary street.
Is improving quite rapidly and homes no.
BE- able 90 De out ag1in at an early datc
Nj William Edmonds. Of Lynchburg
"a" is expected here during the comin-
en- Tie VIII spend some time as the
OF No 1905 west Cary Street
MS violet kerrick has returned home.
attef pleasant stay or several weeks in
r. Tins,ey
Miss Grace Franklin. Of TAYLOR street.
GLADYS Bartiet. Of Tho RI MISS
Miss Lille Hutchinson SIS spending some
tme as the guest of hor grandmother ON
q. Broad street Road
Mrs. J J. Kidd has as her guest her
sister. Mrs Fannie Williams OF Glouccs-
te- county. Va.
Mrs W Clarke had as her guest dur
ing the past week Mrs. John Clarke. who
has returrei to her home in GOochland
county Va.
Mrs A. D. Passenger. who recently I'M
derwcnt au operation at the Memorial
Hospital has returned home greatly im-
proved and her many friends Wish her
"a speedy recovery
Miss Daisr Gafhright has returned 20
her home mt Columbia. va. after a weeks
stow in lhi- section.
Miss Oracle Bouut and little cousin
Edna B'ount have returned 10 the cftv
after "a few DAVIS spent IN the country ae
The guest Of their aunt Mrs William
Inorp OF Upper Hcnr'co.
MT Allen Talbot % VVest cary Sfroat
is spendiac some time IN Lynchrura Va
as $40 guest Of friends
After pleasant stay with relatives in
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS

DR. and Mrs Wakefield and daughter
accompanied by Mrs SINGER. mother o.
Mrs Wakefield. an of Dorset. We. were
guests of SIR and Mrs. Clterler. at "B,n
Lomona" during last week. They will
leave very soon ior Pennsylvania, where
they VIII make their future home
Miss Minnie Tisnor is impro, ng. after
Deep recent illness.
Dr. s. A. Roope. OF "Lyuuhurst" who
has been quite sick. is now much im-
proved.
Mis- sslor who formerly spent some
timc iu tn village passed through here
Thursday, ~ route 10 her home al Mead
o" station. having just returned from
visit o. hcr daughter. Mrs Baker boo
Richmond. who has been very sick.
Tic Walking club. fifteen ia number
enjoyed "a delightful stroll wednesday af-
teruo0u. and having reached quiet. SCI
cuestored nook. not many miles away.
built up fire. put OF the tea kettle. ana
iq short while were ready for the
stimulating refreshmcnt from the teapot.
together with tho contents Of large
basket brought down on the car bv one
OF tle party. There were three ladies
iu ia, party over sovcnty-fivc years OF
aee. Few places can boast OF such
walking ciub. The braciue air and nne
water Of Highland Springs both have "a
.relsla,-.us effect un its resi-
dents.
l.- party given Tuesday nisht, by Mrs.
tI = trHa-ra and 81 ss-- Rosa and Mary
Marano. iu Post-Ofice Flats. was a very
enjoyable entertainment Finch and
aeartS We're played Mrs Ray burn won
tEe nrst ladies pr'ze handsome vase.
and Mrs Storer took the BOBBY prize.
japanese bourbon box. The first gentle
mans prize was match case and asA-
holder won hy Nin9l Weeks BOBBY prize.
won by EDDIE Rudd. "a ciear-holdor Aft. 7
tls -aHe- music and singing added TO
the pleasure az the evening. Those pres
ont were. Kisses Mary and Rosa Marauo.
Aiize Mcdowell Esther Couldrey. Elza-
beth Weeks. Margaret Marano. Wilmer
Purdeffe and lillian Austin. Messrs J.
A. Springer. Louis Marauo. I'd Rudd.
% rdette Earl Springer Royce Nc
Cleiland Joe Miller. Henry Narsno
Frans Chapel and Henry Wilson of
Richmond. and Dr. g. r Collins o. Hieh-
land SPRINGS. Mesdanes Louis Narano.
VIII Bnrdette. J. A Springer. O. .. Stor-
"r and Raplun.
AIr Austin and Mr. Harry Hardy left
The FIRST OF the week Tor Riclland. Wa.
where they have accepted positions with
an eng ueerine party.
Luther walton and cousin Miss Annie
Walton. of Cumberland county were ou-
tortained for several days az "Leafmore'
during the past week.
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returned home
Nrs. Allie Franklin. Of West Cary
Street has returned home. after d pleas
d,4t ti-it % Mrs. Charlie Thompson. OF
9lr iitro.rt Franklin. OF so. 2llf We st
O"rt street has returned home. after a.
s'5..i t-slt 10 friends at Nine-Afic Locks.
Miss ollie DuyaI tendc~ed -.r f~.e.,ae
-ell-NNN fruit supper at acr home on
Nfaslnhston street on Wednesday last.
from - u o'clock The young people
.i''tl Nie evening IN games and other
ti. aseinent-. which were intersuers.g
WIN music and several solos, Among
.llo1. present were the Misses liardo
w 'ntiock. Rosa Clarke. Mary Ed-
n9ndsi Julia Clarke Lizzie Blankinship.
Ldna DlNai. ollie Duvau and -.
Nlafke. Messrs. Johnny II liar Hunter. Id
Z trhtt N -~rs. johnny Miller. Hunter
+dmonds T. s.ie Foxes HAIRY Harr SON.
lF4 Dardoza. Alton y acklurn. Willie
bitt, and LynwOod Bunglcs.
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MEChANlCSVILLE NEWS.

Air sam England Of Wood street. has
returned from an extended Northern
tour. which Doe made in the interest ~
the American Locomotive Works
Mrs Lewis. of the r ke. is sun confined
TO her home with sickness
Master Robert Jenkins is out again
after spell OF several weeks with pueu-
mouia.
AIRS Nancy Timberlake. % Hanover
has been sDendine Some time with her
daashter Mrs. Florence Jenkins. Of
Chelsea Hill
Mrs. Mamie Carter ~ wood Street.
is confined 20 hcr room with sickness
Mr.. and Mrs Annie phclt hav, ro-
Gently moved 10 Bowling Green Road.
Mr. Robert Swoot. Of Gates Va re-
turned home after a stay Of three weeks
with his mother. OF Wood Street
Mrs. Charlie Picot is out again after
an illness Of two weeks at her home. on
Chelsea Hill.
MI and Mrs r. Z. Slaughter ana
family have returned home from "a most
deliehtful visi- 20 friends in the county
Master Philip MIburn. who has been
li with pneumonia Tor some time Is now
irrroving
Mr. Rosenback OF Washington has ac-
ceDted position with M O. K stein
back. Of the Pike. TO assist with his
greenhouse Mr. Rosenback is an ac-
cowrlsred florist
Mrs. Rosa BruHy. Of Chelsea Hn has
entirely recovered from her recent sick
ness.
Miss Josie Keplar OF Bowling Green
Road. Is home aeain after a visi- Of
several wee'-s with her sister. Mrs
Hooks. OF Baltimore.
Mr. Jeter Breediotc OF Wood street
is out again after am attack Of fever
Mrs. a. v. Deal is spending some timc
with her daughter. Mrs Marshall Kirby.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

Who cares? Inside
Raincoat the sun is always
shining.
Genuine Cravcnettcs,
proofed by the celebrated
Pricstly process and as con-
temptuous Of water as a
sailor who has been round
The Horn, $40 to SIS.
Rubber Coats, as right
and-tight as a sou wester,
81 so TO So.
Umbrellas with ribs that
won't require a surgeon for
many a month, 81 TO S..
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FULTON NEWS

The following Is tho roll OF honor of
louisiana street school for the week Just
ended: Edith Leonard. Grace Leonard.
Lille WhltlOw, C.=ire Malues. Zoe Shrec-
cnsost, Henry McCaDe. Slater williams.
Dan Martin. john Davidson Ernest
Laudrum. Bessie Baughan. Loffie IS q,
RUIN Ifie'. Laura Nfl.ioH. Abb. Wal
lace. Arise CT. M dei Me- .u II bel
I@rr. Maud Royal. Pearl Seay. Elsie
Tyler Itclma Wood. Annie AGREE. Trina
AGREE. Annie Reynolds. Myrtle WhiuOw.
p. eiey Fowler. Marshal Leonard.
Nlss Natl'ds Nielsen has left for Pitts
burg. Pa. where she viii bc the guest
81 her cousin. Aiiss Marie Koch.
4 arAgutfu. surprise party was tender
e1 4liss Minnie Burch Wednesday night
- u"r home. 13 Louisiana Street. by
i." 90 bog ri uds. The evening was
t1tnt With rarlor games and music. The
wing composed TIE happy gathering:
ST .es's Sadie and Martha Breeder. Alpha
f'.r.. Mamie CNsull., oracle CpEHii,
ban ah 3 liam. Messrs. Charles Fr. nk-
li1u Mlrlo. Leonard Muriilo. Harry
~" Do. Walter Dawson ana James
Arthur b CLARKE viii give bis lecture.
Win stot Qptlcon rIews n Rome. az Four
Milo creek Baptist Church -Tuc-d4v
nig.t November goth Tho Ladies' Aid
pricfs.
Tho GOOD Luck" Social club met az
tho home OF Miss Lot'ia Hamilton. on
Denny street last Tuesday night Games
und music constituted tha pleasure OF the
evening. The club vii meet next week
- tae home o. Miss Mamie Wright on
,itn street
L-eir nov engine some tur next week.
. Nc members ~ This company arc dr.
li-ated g. know that they are to have
"e ~ engine
John Sealntan. who was badly hurt nt
tne Richmond Guano Works last week, IS
Il 4rl improved.
Mrs Edward HIggaus and sons. Charlie
ana Inouas. are visiting their relatives
ln Sarduslly' Ohio.
Ir. a T. War; has returned from
Mon-n s. trip 20 Maine.
Chester Dryer. ol Wilson. y. a.. has
returned after visit ~ several days
VIII his parents ora Fulton iiNL
10 ara tt.chAlar. OF the Iulted States
Nay, b. visiting his parents in Fulton.
Ar Edward Naumauu has returned 90
lis nome IN Midd.eseN from "a business
u.l 20 llc-mond
Harold Ncis % is in Baltimore taking
special course iu cmbalming. Mr Nell
Val ~ associated with his brother.
80 aug -Nt.aeIi.
EDWARD Saunders ls very I'D Wlth fever
vs. flt.f adams who has been very SICK.
ls -i owing
9liss Lulu fearing who has been very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
Whiskey and Beer Habit

Nearly every day we hear something
good about Olriue. the only guaranteed
cure for The wnisScy and beer habit.
The other day lady told us that n
person iu whom she is greatly Interested
has discontinued drinking since using
orrine This treatment does not dctain
the user from work and is a simple
remedy. easy To usc. and SD sure to
cure arunkards and stop the fearful
craving FOR drinking. that we sell IL
under ara absolute guarantee 10 refund
the money 81 it does not cure
orrinc is in two forms. No. ] to be
given secretly. and so for those who
wish o. be cured Each form costs 81
and both arc guaranteed. We would rot
recommend 10 IL we bad not assured
ourselves of its great value Mail orders
filled Tho Orrinc Co. Washington.
- c.. or Polk Miller Drug Co. S34
East Main Street or Polk Miler-C Chill
drey Co. First and Broad Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
Official to Be Present

FIN DLA1 OHIO Novenrc~ I7.-At-
torney Ino0r7~ r. McConnie for tho
81 7ndard oil Company I'D to-day that
ule indicted officials Of the comnanv
d. O. Villas. r. J. Mcintosh and J NJ
robertson. all ~ Cleveland. were i'm New
York cry attending meeting OF tho
company s directors lie said they would
he in Fludlay Monday or Tuesday to plead
to the Indictments charging violations OF
the Valentine auu-trust law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
STANDARD OIL
To- GIT It OUT
Issues Circular Telling Stock
holders Their Interests VIII Be
Folly Protected.
MORALLY SPOTLESS
Lilly White in Organization
and in Conduct Of Its
Business.

NEW YORK. November 1.-THE direc-
toys % tho Standard on Company lssIcd
ID G. euil to-day 70 the stockholders Of
the comp ny. saying that tho company's
position Is unassl..-ole from both legal
and moral standpoint The directors
declare themselves confident that in the
Proceedings now Instituted the compauy's
position VIII De successfully maintained
ana Findicdted- The circular follows.
"-6 Broadway New York.
November II. 1906.
'ro the Shareholders Of the STANDARD OH
Com. ny.
"Hos4sdins the suit ,h.s day COM
menced IN the United States Circuit
Court at st Louis. No. IA which i- is
sought TO prevent the Standard or Conn
p'ny COZ New Jersey from holding any
ms ~ other companies your directors
ale entirely convinced that the COM
p@ny position is unassailahle from both
l.E7l ana "a moral standpoint
we are confident that in the proceed
MSS tlil.r 20. cu.ru-r. ,csu
successfully maintain its position upop
The merits and vindicate # before the
public and the law.
While your directors feel that there
j. no adequate reason FOR such a suit.
either In the organization or the coniuc-
oL the business yet under the circisr1-
stances II is perhaps better for YOUR in
forests and tho business interests OF the
country that the controversy should be
removed 20 thc judicial atmosphere Of
the courts. in whose integrity and wis
dom every citizen should have rho fullest
confidence. where mere allegation must
give way 70 legal proof.
Not Unadvisedly.
"Tho present organization was rofmo.1
after on exhaustive consideration or ill.,,
losal ana business problems involved
Il has existed unchaiienced for many
years. Everything relating 70 IL has
peen matter Of public report. and "a
every step the utmost c0ro has been OBJ
served o. conduct tho business honestly
and fairly. and In accordance with not
only the spirit but the technical require
m'nts of the law.
ihe lc-li ORGAN cation OF yolr conn
ranv is Of essentially the Same nature
and character MS that OF the other inn
portant industrial interests OF the coun-
n5- and tho continuous growth an OK
nsi0n ot its business have been Ioriti-
mate and normal II IS not % De- lig tlv
assumed that there Is 90 Dee "a rev. rssI
~ tlc wheels or progress or "a desrru ( on
o. tho foundations ~ the great Industrial
business OF the country
You may ae assured that i'm tIia utica-
uon. as in all matters affecting H.. COM
pauy. your directors viii see that tho
proper steps are taken 20 protect your
interests
by order of tim Board ~ Directors
&C. NJ PRATT. Secrctars.''
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Discharge Negro Soldiers.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. November IL
SN negro soldiers who We're brought to
Fort sam Houston from Brownsville. and
subsequent To- the disturbances caused hv
members OF the Twcnty-ffth Infantry
We're discharged without honor yeste dav.
They had been confined AZ the post here
since August -5th. Their discharge is i'm
pursuance 70 orders ISSUED BY President
Roosev d. dishandng the battalion OF
which the uesrocs were members.
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PARAMOUNT NEWS

n
Inents having i,..r e-t,,., A., t. 49,,
Or. and Ans Ja,,e. 1s 80 '' 20 -
burg. were IN. $3.50 - D. VI ~, ~
r. H. Scott Ia f,,. r.-.,..,,. 49,, 80 ...,
past week. 4"'''''5e N''''"o '"0
Mrs. h. B Scotf l.rt .oet.r,f,,, r,,
Portsmouth ID intend ,- $500. '
Captain and Mrs sr,ifrar5 ard choir
little graufda,tr,l.lr l-,tfo ,,r,,,i,, 49,,
returned from iisv,ittte' 5I,,,lr c,,,rr,
where they visltou rrlaff,ns ava ,gro-.
AIr j H. af-t>e,4,..,, f..,. rtr $50 -, ..7.
home In WaeSin-fo, -rf,r t.i, , -.'o
Suoat of friends t,.ra f,.- ...,.,.,.,l ,l'.,..
Alr Nickel has ret,,rr.d t,,,, ,''' e,,,,
spending some limo nf a.. ffof -,,.-,,,e,.
Mrs X n IAN. cf So w. -..i..
las becn Visiting 0.r rfsr. Afre a
Fl0uruoy. has returned nome. .,.,-,,,r.-
MED hN Miss Lucille f-intiruov VII, yvi.f
remain sn Np,, Yorf, ilntu affor rnrtet-
mas.
1ir. and Mrs / ID gadlc~ 10 f.,ov,.e
have returned home after SPENDING sornt
time with the lattar's parents Mr. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

morning. The cause OF the strike is sa.l
TO Poe tae discharge of the night yard
master.
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Jacobs & Levy.
Monday Specials

S5s3 for Children's suits and
OVercoats. sold up to 500.
Slo.75 for Mems Cravenctte over
coats. sold up 10 $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
DEATH or z. a. MORTON.
Was Veteran Of the Civil War-Was
in Business in ST. Adams.


st Adams, Jan. l5. Edward s. Nor
ton, we'll known resident Of the city,
passed away at his home on Bank street
shortly after nine o'clock last evening,
death resulting from heart failure; fol-
loving a general breaking down Of the
system.
Mr. Morton was one Of family Of
ten children of James Leonard and Maria
(Manning) Morton and was born III
Salisbury, Mary s, 1897, He is sur
yiyed bY his wife, t0 whom he was mar
riel in 1868, and ono brother. Henry Ct.
Morton of ills city. air. Morton was
veteran Of the Civil war and had 4
long and honorable record.
Al the close Of the war he was for
many years engaged IN the printing
business with Enpch Whiting following
which be was mail clerl, for eleven years
on the ST. Albans and Boston route.
He was in the confectionery business
in Burlington for a time aud later re-
turned to this city, where he engaged in
the furniture business, which he follow
ed successfully until burned out by the
big fire Of 1895 shortly after this his
health began TO fail and the decline has
been gradual lie has been confined To
The house the most Of the time for the
past two years Mr.. Norton was a warm
hearted, whole souled man, admired bv
ali vino knew him, and Nc win be
missed BIZ wide circle of friends
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
DEATH or GEO. WALKER,
GRANITE MANUFACTURER
Had Been iii With TubercuIosis for a
Year-was Senior Member Of the
Firm Of George Walker & Sons,
wen Known Firm.

George Walker, Of the granite firm Of
George Walker & Sons, died at his home,
t3 Vine street, Saturday night at lf.30
of tuberculosis. Mr. Walker had been
i'll little over year, during which
time he had been at his cutting plant
On Second street only three times.
hir. Walker was born in Scotland SO
years ago last April. HE learned the
stone nlasols trade and for time was
d contractor and builder sof stone work.
IIe camo to Quincy, Mass, "A years
agD, and worked at the stone cutters
trade. He left that city 10 come 70
Barre is years ago. lie went into the
granite business With y. WI Carrie and
seven years afterwald he and his son,
George, entered into partnership and
started a cutting plant on Second street
and opened 4 quarry al Websteryille.
lie has been prosperous business man,
having made his firm very well known
among the granite dealers.
Mr. Walker was member Of Granite
lodge, No. {, Il. and a. M., Clan Gor-
don, and the Granite Manufacturers as
sociation He leaves besides his wife
three sons and \ daughter, George, viii
liam. James and Miss Bell Waiker The
funeral will be held Tuesday ut 2 p. III.
from the house