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The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
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a4sA-E E4-1 .....Mt 4 coa. wave saHos n i.ebf
 ' s#=-s5..... Ta.5e up the a3a-f-n a h.. ....a= d.
 The gra.raetal me.tia an e7n.c., ScouauoO- Dy Rev J. (. 9a@sey a4o llo. JOG. of teA-s .s4~ :. $ .,..s l..11 o'clock. <. Tue Harmony nrotractea meet- s.iup c.cs5 last Thursday night with sseeminglY meaqre results. Bro. mLeWls was quite unWeil during athe meeting. . Bob Berry who attended the Man Spuags camp meeting Sun day, came by Sunday evening to see nls better half and little girl at c. Nj Franks.
 Bob Amand and family from near Garlandyille visited his par ents Mir and Mrs B. s. Almand here Sunday evening.
 I hear some complaint of rust IT cotton.
 Misses Del and EXer McGough of Elnmet were visiting their un- cle J. r. McGopgh last week.
 The singing school will close to day, Tuesday.
 Born-To Prof., and Mrs. J. T. Adams, last Tuesday fine girl.
 l learn that Prof. Murry's school is moving along nicely. Newt is one our best teachers.
 R. B. McGough left last Tues- day to visit friends and relatives
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
OAK GROVE

Health is certainly good it this community.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31

E. DeLaugbter. BoHghton, Arkansas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
gberaIaube untO ertenntnib.

Ssrr &nOd:nIpIitter; rgs 1T mir
oufgSfullen, baB Sic, nu4bem Sic
bents Triib Ous 9uus Oerluifen buttsn,
tpicber umtebrten. 8iiien sic ni9t.
buB bus lnsliid brinst9" - Ssrr
S9IuppI9a9: rRidtumtepren bate
mir nod mebr un9liid eebro9t -
meiat Gruu bate mid bonn 6eniter aus
gerufen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
0os QtuBerIte.

&i6ter: rSsit ipie Ianse Iinb 81:
nit Der angetldsten berb~iratbet9" =
3euge: r@erabe "a Sabre" n9as
1T mertDiirOis; bic ansetluste bat bod
ungs9eben, bdb iis erit % Sabre aft
1T. Nie ertIGren sic base" - Dab
mir uuBerorOsntlid jung sebeirutbst
huben, Serr Ratb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
Cine ifroa bon Sers.

9ienItmGb8en: r@uG' Sruu, end'
Sruu, Der snG' 9err liegt bepuBtlos i'm
@orSimmer, enc srobe S6u9tel neben
ibm unO er bat elm Pupier in Der
Scnb!" - Die @nGOiee ~(ntSidtA:
30, mein nel.r Sut 1T bal"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
Inter RpIIeoen.

~Mos meinen sic benn, !Serr
auiiirsr2 Dibmen mir benz Serrn
8OritunO gu feiRem Gbrsntuse cine @os
t~iptofel Ober Iont Elm pdiienoes @es
f9ent9" - nllnt.r uns, 5err Setres
tar: er bat iein !6dus men dnItreiGen
ldfisn. (. i'd claude, ibsr einen ia.
dsISns drsert sr Ii9 bod am meiiten!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
usbertraoener pirtunastreig.

nDis in alIer @elt fonnte man ten
alien 6inanSier @urselbruder tpssen
Ruutes beIansen2" = ,@r fat es chen
periu6t, feline findnSiellen Metbobsn
ols 9rGiibent leiner 8aut duT feline in.
biDiOueIle ShGtisteit a%nautpenOen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
uneigennabis.

principal Geinen aommis iiberrds
f9enb, Der tpGbrsnb Der @ei6Gfts3eit
ftiner So@ter sen Sof mddt); r9lber
Serr Miiller, pos muB i1 iebeu! Bee
gable i9 sic pieIlei9t bufiir9"-&pm.
mis-: uTein, bas mad i'd umfonIt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
@etiobte.

Sage mir auiri9tig, qrtbur, bin
ID bas cir5i9s @dO9en, has
.gtcr 10 iei bod ni6t tinOii4. @inY
Ou pirtIi@ piIferx OBJ Ou oas etn59e
MIdo4en lciit, bus i'd je seliebt babe?"
On Iitbeit mid ntGt dusIpre9en.
i'd pDllte wiiien, OBJ i9 bas etn3ise
WIGS9en lei, bas bid nebmsn polIte,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
@OrIi9t.

Trou Ole isbr oft ibre aS9in tpsds
i.lt) .0u, Mdnnden, morgen friib
betommen mir cine nells 8O9in!"
Munn: Damn mG9ts i'd Did bod
bitten, iie mir mprsen friib nod pprs
SuIttlIsn. bonn tuenn i'd abenSs beims
TONNE, 1T fte am gnbe ni9t msbr bal"
4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
urfa4s.

QIrst: rRonu, Serr araule, no bus
ben sic ft& benn aeridunbsn91-pas
tient: ~8eim RubeIn, 9err 0oitor," =
IrSt: p4ber sic rabeIn ia gar ntdt."
- pdtient: agiein, id nidt, uber Ieibsr
onbers.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
asiie nit gOOt.

RstIsfii1rer in Der @al.ri. bss
2OuOre: r9itte. seben sic udt, Mla'
bame; Sic lebnen ii4 ia an bas tofts
bare @emGIbe an" = Trau pollat aug
8icliB: nSu 1T es Osnn nod ni&t trOs
den?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
2iebe unb Ghe.

Dor unTersr Ssirotb," tIuate fi.,
.tpOIIteii @u mir allies touf.n, mas
0u fdbf. - -Ods sebt mir aud nod
10, S6Gbheu, ubsr i'd bin Dor 3i.b.
70 bItuS, Ous i'd nidt pisI f.b.n tanR.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
0itiss.

Die 9eIud.rin b.s 9sfGnguifIss
blidte ben @sfcngenen trourig an.
-8esbalb iino sic ba?" = r@eiI i6
ni9t birdlts tann." = Limb fpds 1T in
benz @efGnsniIie bas S6redIi9Ite. ors
mer Mann9" Die miiBisen 6rasea
Der 8ciu6er." Die Dame gtug.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
2uportOmmenb

o.: .unf.r Sr.unb MilIer battle
fein 8ermDgen in einem Sabre bur9s
sebra9t, tpenn feline Grou ni9t genes
fen tpdre!" - g.: mas bat iis bsnn
bosesen estban9" - o.: .Sie bat ss
isIbit burdsebru@t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
Gubsanser.

gu einem &abfabrsr, Der Ii9 bel eis
mem Stlr5 nit feinsr Mui9iue i4per
berleBt bat: p6abren sic 6eute gum
eritenmcl9" - Rabfabrer: pgieiR, dbsr
gum Iebtenmdl!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
gus .inem Gtub.ntenbrieF.

.2ieber Sntel! Infer @eIObrief'
TRIGGER feiert Samstas iein 50iGbri9es
0ienFiubilGum; bislIeidt bunn @eles
eenbeit. benz alien. DerOienten 8eum!eu
cine aleinisteit Su5upenbsn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
RmmeriitiiAss.
0rphnnd.

Mutter gum flsinen MpriB, Der IiG
htdt waidcn laiien pilD: aMloriB,
mode MIDI ni4t Dos, iOnit Siebe i9 Dir
aud nod Elm ftii4es Semb an"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
(Gortisbune iOIot.l


0tipnpmi4. r@dS. mad
SioIien piuIt, RGsl9 Das fG1t Bonn
Dir tin2" Ra3I: S9au, | bdb' ha q
unbsnibts anTidfstdrt,n BON Tsdpel
stFunben unb ba min | bait j,bt bins
rsiT.n, bamit | @%,rp.ubunS 6dfis
finb'l $50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
Rinbermunb

Der Batter brinst cine GIsttriitrma,
i4ine nit mad SuuIe. nm fie ben 4ins
bern gu 5eigen. Gr ertlGrt fie uno
idlieBIi9 idst er: .Ssbet ainber, jebt
III Der Strom fart senus, ben etOBten
S9Tsn tobtSuT1losen!" ga I6r.it Der
aIsinft, .ntisst: Papa. Papa, srsiP
Hi9t bin!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
quiienbs aeSensart.

pantoffeIbel0 Qsin braun nno blau
eeidlcgcncs Geitdt i'm Spiegel tes
trodtenD): p0ie Geiai9te pirO mir
jeBt bod bulO an bunt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
Gin halfborss MlGbden.

aWie lunss lpursn sic in Sbrer Iebs
ten Stelleg" fruste bic Suusfrau bas
flo poriteIlenOe MGb4en. rGinen
Monat, gnG' Srou." = .ginen Nos
nute Marumg" ga, ieben Sic,
i'd Tin nGmIi9 trunt ~setpOrben unS
bu IOnnts i'd nidt fri6sr tpsssehen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
GhdmberIain's hufen 2r1sSi,in
bilft Ole llatur.
OstaanA


Rebisiuen, bic Die gatur betfen.
linb immer am uiriiamRen. CHAM
ses!a:a'2 Sas.saE@cS;SiH baiISsft
nod oitiem Blame. Sic bait ben
Suften surld, lbft beu GusrpurT un6
bilft bic @ntur, bas Ggtem In einen
eeiunoen 8uitanb MISREPRESENTATION.
sic III hber einen prOBen 9beil Der
cipiliirten Belt tbrer unIh6bboren
@iaeniHnften tpeeen berhbmt. eau
Ienbe babeH ibren bOben BERT Be-
senat. Sic ruirtt fuseen iebe gnlo.
ee, bob eine Grfiltune IN cine aur.
eenentshnOnns tibereebt. Yrm Der.
tnui bel Hnlter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
0rbfndr.

Dab bieIer milerubIe a.ts 70 firth
F.rbsn mubte!" - nS9dmsn sic ii4
bieier Spru9e ni6t? Niiisn sic ni4t,
bob man bon Sobtsn MIR gut reoen
barf?" - rGbsr CT mar bod Der erite
@dtte msiner 6rau." - n0os tpubts
i'd ni4t: Sic limb enti4ulOi9t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
Qtge6ltbt.

TrGuIein: r@iIien sic nod, liebsr
Sreunb, ME sic mir Dor Sebn Sab
rcn an 6ieIcr STEELE einen Seiratbss
dntras mddten9~ 5srr: rSd, ia, i'd
erbisIt bomnls bon Sbnsn elm redt
sierIi9 sepunOenes g&Orb@en"!1
SrGulein: sd babe mir bic Sadie ieBt
iibsritst GER: sd uad1!!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
gntSsdt.

rDo tpdrIt bu 10 LANCE, aIbo2" =
.Sm Yort, Mdma." init psm?"
- Sang allen" r@irtIid CANA
Grein2" rgber sepib; tueBbaIb
.frG0It bu, Mamo2" .@sil i6 ss
Mot besreifen lam, lpis Is tommt. Oab
bu nit einem Ressni6irm aus9iugit
nnb nit einem Spusisritod tpisber'
tommlt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
Der ReF.

mas baIt 0u nit ben 80 @ulbsn
ansefungen, bic i'd Dir s.It,rn sessben
bube9" sd babe nit einem SbeiIe
bdpon Elm @eburtstaesssi6ent fir bid
sstauft unO nit benz Reits einsn Sut
fir mid. Sieb i'm an. 1T er ni9t reis
ieub fir 20 @ulben 30 &~reuSer21
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
EDW. WALL,
COAX WOOD j
.%aesenaber Der QlahIe,
hermann. :: mo

Dies 1T Der cIesoniehe eaIoon in Sep
mann nnb fnoet man bort audi Die beken
Setrdnte uno 6isarren.
SeIonoerS CUTE gDbistpS. aleiniaer
N9ent IN Sermann fir ben beriibmieR unb
ed1ten Bourbon unb Epe DhistD ben Ser.
mann DRILLING So. Preis berielbe pie in
Der DiitiQerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
saredIi4e sbmersen asIinSert.

-NYEVHF6uV -UHHEI 5VH YHIIHVgII'
9ura iaredtide samersen ae.
peiniat infUlee Der @efte nnperbou,
ten Speiien, nabm Is. o.. @rapion,
pom 9nla, Brill, Or. 8inp's Nem
aife giUs, init benz Seiultnte, pie
CT ifreibt, uoo6 i'd furirt tpurbe.@
Gue Maeeu uno Sebirmeunor6nun.
gen meroen ae9Uten Ourh ibrem lin.
oernoen Siublanna bsIOnDere gi0ens
iHaften. rs Gents In @alter Bros.
aputbefe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
CORNWALL.

William Walker Eells, youngest son of
MIR and Mrs. Isaac l." Eells, and Miss
Carrie Manchester eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Manchester, were unit
cd in marriage at p. m. Wednesday,,
April y at tho Congregational church
tn" Rev. $. ii. Barnum officiating. \
large number OF friends and relatives Of
the contracting parties were present Miss
Ruth Manchester, sister of the bride.
was maid of htslor. Eva Manchester,
another sister, and Marion CARY, a niece
of tho groom, were dover girls. n. $.
Footc of Middlcbury was best man and
II. $. Cobb, H. Il. Field. A. -. Parkhill
of town and Elmer Pratt OF Troy, n. T.,
were ushers The bride was handsomely
attired in white voile. with bridal veil.
carrying white roses. The maid OF honor
was gowned in light green silk, also car
ried white roses. The decorations We're
most tastefully arranged and consisted Of
evergreens and pottcd plants, There was
no reception after the ceremony. After
u short trip they arc to reside in Boston,
They were Handsomely remembered by
their friends with gifts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
ORWELL.

Wilbur Nickcrson has slated his livery
barr.-C. NJ Cook shipped "a finc horse
to Boston parties last Monday.-Plans are
la id for "A railroad meeting here May .. .-
Word has been received that Dr.. and
Mrs. $. +. Calhoun are among the num-
Der who escaped at san Francisco with
their lives only.-Jam"s Burk and Miss
Jennie Fortier were married on Wednes-
day, April IS at ST. Paul's Church.-LeWis
Forticr and Miss Mable Fitzgerald We're
married on Thursday last.-Mrs. john Sui
Ivan is very low at this writing.-By 'c-
quest tho Easter music was given again
last Sunday at tho Congregational Church.
The contribution at the tongro Gational
Church last sunday TO the Red Cross
fund for the sufferers at san Francisco
was $40, and at st. paulS Church. $40
The carpenters finished work on w. B.
Fronch's residence last Monday. james
Kimberly and men went 10 Shoreham
Tuesday to commence work on &. Is. Ken
dall's block to replace the one burned
last January. Orwell cheese factory are
ma king some needed improvements. by
way of a porch at the front door. cover
at the milk platform to drive under
anew whey spout and a new tile drain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26

A WEEK OF CONGRESS.
Two mud 81 Half Million Dollars APP
propriatcd for san Francisco
Sn0crcrs

Congress on Thursday of last week pass
cd "a resolution appropriating $l,0o0,oo0 for
the relief Of San Francisco sufferers
In the Senate Friday Mr., I.I Toilette
continued a speech on railroad rate lcgsa-
ton The only thing of intercstin the House
was Il verbal scrap between Mcssrs.
GrosVcnor and Clark.
Memorial addresses ON tho late Senator
Tlatl OF Connecticut were delivered in the
senate on Saturday. IN" iiousc considered
the District Of columbia appropriation bill
and adopted "A resolution apprupriatjng
another million Of dollars for San
Francisco sufferers.
The House held a session Sunday, when
memorial addresses were delivered on tho
late Representatives Castor and Peterson
of Pennsylvania.
The Senate Monday increased to 81 5no,
O0D the second appropriation for San
Francisco sufferers and tho House con-
CURED.
The Senate on Tuesday considered tho
Indian appropriation bill. The House was
not in session.
The Senate further discussed the Indian
appropriation bill on Wednesday. The
House considered the agricultural ap-
preparation bill.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. y. Ticrney Of New Haven and
Mrs. y. Lawrence of NcrScnnoS were re-
cent guests OF their parents. Mr., and Mrs.
George hodges. Carr is Il guest of his
sister. Mrs. Eliza Bradlcy.J. G. Tierncy
was called to Randolph last week by the
illness of his brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Ticrney. Frank Severance Was
in New Haven ono day last wcek.-iliram
Sessions is very low.-Miss Parmcla
Smith was the guest of Miss Faith Wal
kcr over Sunday.--Mr. Maggs preached
very acceptably at the Methodist Church
last Sunday.Miss Nora Peck recently
visited her people in this place. She was
accompanied by her mother upon her re-
turn to Bellows Falls.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
WEST BRIDPoRr.

Fred Harris aud Ora Gibbs were i'm
Port Henry, y. y, Saturday. aN.--Willam
1luostiS is on the gaiO.Patrick Spcllman
Of Crown Point. y. v, was in town
SaturdaY.--Mrs. VI. =. Wolcott visited
h"r brother. Carroll. recently Mrs l.. y.
Frost is gaining slowly. .-AlcNandor Ham-
ilton spent Tuesday evening at A. II.
PalmCr's $. Mrs Dennis Norton was at
Mrs. JoGnie Earton's Monday. Tuesday
evening was masters night at the Grange.
Edward 'oburn aud daughter, Bertha.
were in MncsNill". y, Y, Saturday,
William Eouchard of NinoSvillc, y. !.
spent Sunday at Edward tuburu'-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
SHOREHAM.

Arthur Farnham was so unfortunate as
to fall from a staging on the new cooler
he is building. striking on pile of stone.
The injuries though not serious will con-
fine him to the house for few days
Mrs. Shel is on the sick list.-'rhe infant
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Murray j. e.eri-
ously ill.--Mr. and Mrs +. NJ Moor" went
on Monday to Oscawana. New York
where they have Dosition.
4 body was found ON Sunday in some
rushCs on the lake shore north of Five
Mile Point by q young man who was
out hunting. Tho solcctmcn were ?oti-
fled and the body was identified as that
of NJ w. Bingham who disappeared about
January %. The solectnon, with Cndcr-
takcr Mcintyre of Crown Point, took
charge of the BODY. Miss Mary Bng-
liam of Bostcr was communicated with
by telephone and reached hero Monday
evening with Miss Frances James and
Mrs. bingham. Tho burial with prayer
bv the Rev. 4. A. Carlson was Tuesday
afternoon at two oclock.-Thc new town
clock is in place and We arc becoming
accustomed to its sound Mr.. end Mrs.
and Miss Burlcy arc in Boston this week
to attend the marriage of Walter Bur-
lev to Miss Recd--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cook were the guests of .Ar. and Mrs.
Adclbcrt Dudley.--Mr. and Mrs. W. q.
I.a,rabec were guests of Miss Nellie Platt
in Fort Edward, y. y, this Wcek.-Miss
Auman of the Vermont w. H. NJ. T..
is entertained at Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j..
Northrup'S this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From AL
Parts Of the Green Noun.
tain State.
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
the winooski Valley, Villages up North
From the Island In the Lake TO the
Psssumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores of White
River Covered BY spe.
cial Correspos dents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNEs.

The steam ferry n, Vost Addison b,s
commenced regular trims ia PORT IIorrv
" Y,
4 public installation of thc officers ~
Dorchester Lodge wa, held in N.sotic
han Friday evening. II. H. Ross of Rrr
lmgton grand secretary of tho grand
lodge of Vermont. was the Installing off.
GER Al the close. of tha installation core-
monv. the grand secretarv in b,h.lf OF
Past Master / uarrirr,or n,o.
.eut,d = handsome ravci IN Dorcbnst.r
Iodro 'rbis en1cI ,,ue n,,da rro,, mood
tal,on from, Hcncdict Arnold,s n,yshir
Cnneross which v,ns s,,nl, I'm 1rrn1d. -
hay i'm p,uton or,nhor fl 17-c ,rbi. ,.ood
r,u,iu,d ,iud,r u.ator ,ho,,, 1oo ,.o,re On
, silver nIatc an tho paval &c s,i,,hIo
inscriution -.Ilinr of its bietor,. Grand
S.,~ot.,,v Pas. ,,so ,,,,,io com, ,.or,. -,
terostin. r,,,or,s. II, ,.o,r,r,l "a ,h, l,is,,r,
or Dorrbcstcr I,d,,. .rd Of tho ,.o,or,,
hie,or,. ~ Nosonr,. IN vorp,or, no o,lIo5
attontion :, tho tact .b.t pnrchos,or
rndpc w,s tbo o,d.et loago :, ,ho s,,,e
and kon, nm ifs orconiz,,io, an ,bro,,ch
the anti-Nasonic tincs ,bro,mh ,bo rf-
forts of the late pbi,in {, Tm,.cr who
far Il wears uf,crwarde was grand n,.ster
Of the grand lndpc nf Vermont Mr Ross
had with him the original charter, or
parchment or Dorchester Iodpc issued
in 1921 by Sir John Johnson Bart from
tho grand lodge Of ,'nuud,, This charter
was used until the organization of the
grand lodge of Vermont in 1894. Soon
after this the original charter was sur
rendered to the grand lodge of the state
who issued in return another charter. At
the close OF tho installation n BANQUET
was held at tho stevens House at which
lbs members Of the fraternity and invited
guests were present
\ public meeting was held Sunday even
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
SECOND DISTRICT.
Talk of Holding Congressional
Convention at Montpelier
Tuesday, June 10.
COMMIT INVESTIGATING
Ca" ''"''" " = '''s"r' Hotel and Hail
A''"""" o" That Date
Jrial Calendar for GcUcrai Term
Of supreme Court ISsucd--tin.
Gshiug Court business.

Muutpcli"r April 25.--Gcu. J. II.
Lucia OF this city. . member ol tho
republican district committee, received
u iottcr NoSI,rdaY from John 1, Mead
of Randolph, secretary oi the commit
tee, requesting General Lucia to find
out if Armory hall could l." engaged
for Tuesday. Jun" 70. the day before
the republican state convention meets
in this city and If suitable acconno-
datious could bc secured for delegates
al the hotels if it was decided to hold
the district convention at Montpelier
Uu that date.
General Lucia asccrtaincd to-day
that the han aud hotel accommodat ions
would hc all right and 50 wrote the
secretary.
In his letter to General Lucia, Soc
rotary Mead inferred that ii accomino-
datious at the hotels and the hall could
hc secured aud the members of the re
publican district CommittC" were
agreeable to the proposition the dis
1rict convention viii probably be call
rd - meet at Montpelier Tuesday. June
10
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Mary 81. John Of Cornwall was the
recent guest of friends i'm town.-Thc fun
cral Of Mrs. Phoebe Carrier was held at
tho Congregational Church Sunday af-
ternoon the Ecr. ticurN Lamb ofilciat-
ing Harry GarVcY and brid" arc visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Garvcy. Miss Auman. who represents tho
Vermont Domestic Missionary society, adj
dressed townSpcoplc morning and evening
April 90. in a very acceptable manner
W. L. Hamilton has sold his farm to
Il. l.. UcmcuwaH.--Mis Florence Walker
has recovered from her recent Illness
Mrs. NJ. l.. Williams has been D sufferer
from rheumatism. \ few from town at
tended the wedding Of Miss Flora Bour-
dcau and Mr.. Sears Of ferrsburgh, which
was solcmnizcd at the Catholic Church
at Shorellsm April a.
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SUPREME COURT DOCKET.
TotaI of - Cuscs set for TrinI--rwO
from tbiticn,.cn Co,nty.

Montpclior April 95.-'rhc trial cal
cndar for the general term of supreme
court which couV"uoS in this city ON
Tuesday, May s, wAs issued to-day. 1t
contains Il total of ~ cases, Indicating
n term of about three weeks in length.
The eases SGT for trial by counties are
as follows: orleans county, :. Wind
sor. Z; Caledonia, =; WindhHm. !; Rut-
land, =. Addison. /: Lamoillc, :: Frank
lin. 6, Orange, /; chittendon. >; Wash
iuCton. .. Tn" cases rronr orleans coun-
~ arc assigned for hearing tho first
day, and tho first case sct for argument
is Fred T.. Grout and Charles B. Grout
~. O. K. Joultuu. to recover for tho
value Of an automobile.
Tho two Chittcud"n county cases set
for hearing come tho third week of the
term. They are: John :. wilkins,
admr, w. w. w. Erock and l." *. Ro
s'llc and Thomas Maun vs. Bridget
Haley and trustee. Tho former is u
malpractice case and the latter an ap-
peal from burlington city court. The
bucket shop cas-" OF state vs.. C.. \.
Phelps. in which the respondent was
at the last term of Washington county
court sentenced tn pay fine Of $500
and costs, is among the cases set for
trial from Washington county. The
case Of Conductor Henry Dunbar W..
the Central Vermont hallway company
is also set or hearing from Franklin
county. 80 other cases of State interest
are assigned for trial. No cases are set
for hearing from Grand Isle, Essex and
bennington counties.
NO DRUGGISTS LICENSE YET.
Moutpcli"r April 25.--Thc city coun-
Gil at its regular meeting Tonight took
no action ON the petition presented two
weeks ago asking that George T.. Me
ErHth be granted a iifth class or drug
GiStS license, after May l. II is prob
able this petition will never bc taken
from the table iuuSmuCh as Mr.. Me
Erath was to-day bound over for the
grand jury on q charge Of second
offence of keeping intoxicating liquor
with intcnt to sell,
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ADDISON.

Martin Carr was on the sicH list the FIRST
of the week. Aid society hoid their
next meeting at the church on May. They
will have supper instead Of dnucr.-Thc
grange held a regular meeting ON Friday
evening and took in a class OF four. \
banquet was serVcd.-Arthur Budrlte. son
of Edericll Bodrte. died at the home of
his father on Saturday last of q comptica-
ton of peritonitis and typhoid fever. The
funeral was held at Nergeuucs on Monday
from the Catholic ChurCh.--Thc Mas0ns
from this town attended the public install
lation Of officers and banquet at YER
scnncs on Friday nGht.-Alr, and MIS-.
Willis Palmer are receiving congratulate
tions on the birth OF ID baby boy, April Is.