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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15
News in Brief.

Brainerd.-A naval recruiting ONCE
will be established here.
Minneapolis.-The Northwestern Fire
and Marine Insurance company OF Min
neapolis was incorporated with the sec
rotary OF state, the first Insurance. COM
pany to file under the provisions OF the
new code.
st. Paul.-The directors Of the pub
lie library voted to add to the library
printed copies OF the Official report OF
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15
FOR EXCHANGE.

Good cedar fence posts at four cents
each for good oats at 25 cents per
bushel. Jevne & Beito,
1t. Strathcona. Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15

from its forbidding aspect NAV b.
compared with the black country In
the north Of England Little coal
comes. from any part Of France sovtb
Of the IXoirA
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-15
OFFICERS.

.. II. TARALSETH. PREs.
IL L. Nj ELGAARD. VICE pEEs.
G. A. NELSON. CASTER.
q. A. JUL, ASST. CASHIER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
SAGADAHOC
RICHMOND.

MIR. Raymond on High street is hav-
ing her house shin2lc1, painted and
uth"rNI:;t' required. Mr. Ca.tner is
doing tn" irb.
John EiAnrh1rl Of Ern Francisco,
c;Il, ana Fred Lord uf I.,.ldinnn, Me
each Visited their relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcintosh. n few day,. last week.
Miss Mary ktarns who has been en-
JOY iu:. Il th"nti'a vacation in Boston
has returned ~ her hrin. in this place.
MIS-. Joan T,hh"ttH ana sister. Mrs.
Iintldlrtt+, both nt Woolwich. were the
guest of Mrs. Mary Lilly Last Thurs
dI-. Mr. Lilly has reached an ad-
Vtnr"d Iyum,.r of years. but is still
,uun" IN spirit ana heartily enjoys a
..:ll from any Of her former friends
sac Is i.n,!,.rly cared fnr n the home
81 John II. stuart on Main street.
Nov that We have had a little rain,
Just II: soon as the c"nuitiun viii per
mil thu. :,idrWHlkr on Front street Will
b, mlc"damiZci.
Nnbl, Maxwell went t. Eo.t"n last
FRIDAY on 4 hu"n'ssi triI'. lie re
turned Monday
Mrs. Cnn.'. Day and Mrs. EosGuth
$maIi went to Portland Tue day to at
tend the great Musical Festival. They
v ill be joined by their husbands Thurs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10

Eeala. Mrs. Jerry Footp. Mrs. Albert
Prehl-, Mrs. Harold Cheney, Mrs Geo.
Blair, Mrs. Mary T.. Weber, Mrs.
James Drawn, Mrs. George a. Hackett,
Mr.. Charles Blair, Mr.. Georgia Rer-
~, Mrs. FRANK W,bber. 1t il under
stood that i fair VIII be held by this
branch in the Grange hall, oct. :4th.
WOOLWiCH.
Walter Harold Hunnewell. son Of
MI. Ind Mrs. Reuben Hunnewell died
last week after AN operation for ap-
prid,ritia. lie was a bright little fell
low uf seven, and his Sorroving par
entS hay" thu sympathy of all
r. q. Potter returned HON. Sunday
from 'nlIneriicut where he was called
by the death OF his mother
Mis- Charlotte. Cullis.f il as Well as
can he expected after an operation for
aplthiiciti@
Mrs. EA"lvn Mar.tnn il ATTENDING
school in Path.
+. y. $nire ana son Harold of
ArroW&i' We're in town SUNDAY.
Mrs Margaret a. Groves is the guest
OF Mr.. 5. +. +. Hawthorne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
NORTH AUGUSTA.

Harold Stilson is attending the
Musical Festival at Portland this
week
Miss Il NJ Ph-lan If Augusta was
4 guest III Mrs. W. Il. Ayers the first
Of Tie, Week.
Miss Alice Albee of Alma is Visiting
her aunt. Mrs.. t.-org- Stevens.
Alice Cay is spending Il few days
with Mrs. Charles Elack.
\ chorus choir has recently been or
gained at TIL. NJ T.. church at this
place, much To the pleasure. Of all.
Miss J. Nj. Williamson is spending a
fcW week.; in Lewiston.
clyde NuttaSr Of HAllnW-ll passed
the sabbath with his sister, Mrs. Z. H.
Miss 1$ma I.aiten was calling on
friends here recently.
Mrs. Emma Hall of Patten is visit
ing her sister. Miss Francis Doe at
Joseph NrWman'@.
out" large number from this place
attended the Sidney fair Saturday.
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SOMERSET.
CAM BRIDGE.

Mr.. Lizzie Deering of Augusta was
III town recently
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Watson of New
port Wer. in town Sunday.
a potato bee for AValter Ring was
held Friday and one at Charles Hams
Monday. Mr.. Ham il very i'll.
Benjamin Mitchell is i'll.
Mr. ana Mrs. George McIntire were in
town sunday.
J. y. Ring returned Saturday from
$h"WhoFIn.
Ciao Chadhourne and Mr. Churchill
% LINN, Mass, We're recent visitors at
i.lewcllSn Chadbourne's
J. +. Mitchell has returned home.
Grange meeting was omitted Satur-
day. Next saturday evening visitors
from Ripley are expected
ST. ALBANS.
G. J. Wurthan returned Friday from
Boston, bringing with him Is horses.
one ainniS the lot being quite speedy.
MIR ana Mrs Eugene Weymouth Of
Limestone ana a sister, Mrs. L. q.
Hurting IF Lisbon Falls, are visiting
relatives in town.
Mel Martin is laying a pipe. line and
setting M a Windmill to supply his
house IN stable with spring water
\. T. Hurd is grading in front of his
buildings.
=. l.. Frost is buying apples.
Watson & Wnrthan have completed
the new street which crosses their land,
Natson has the foundation laid Tor two
houses.
MIR ana Mrs. Will Rigrlow of Pitts
field We're in town over sunday.
J.. T. Emery is finishing off the re-
mlinirr If his stable.
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Eastern Steamship Co.
kENNEeEc DIVISION
FALL SERVICE

Steamer leaves Augusta at l p. NJ,
Hallowell 10. Gardiner g. Richmond SIS.
Dresden $50 and Bath p. Nj. Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays for Boston.
RETURNING.
Steamer leaves Union Wharf, Boston,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at 8
P. NJ. for Bath, Richmond, Dresden, Gar
diner. Hallowell and Augusta.
All cargo, except live stock, via. the
steamers Of this company, 10 insured
against fire and marine risk.
ALLEN PARTRIDGE, Agent.
Augusta, Mama
c. A. COLE. Agent. Hallowell Maine.
A. H. HANSCOM. G. p. & T. A..
Boston. Mas.
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EAST CORkVlLLE.

A. III. Biaisdell OF Augusta ar
rived in town Friday and is visiting his
brother AMI his sister, Mrs. d. NJ Dean.
and is trying for a deer to take homo
with him. They are very plenty
around here; three seen at time
Jennie Blaisdell Of Augusta arrived
Friday and is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. Blaisdell She will return
home this week.
Mrs. p. Tuttle is having an ell added
to her home.
Frank Hayden is building house on
his place. 1t is nearly completed.
Cora Flanders will start for California
in three weeks to visit her sister, Jen-
ME Trask and her family. She will
spend the winter there.
Mrs. Ruel Malborn of Skowhegan was
in this place Sunday.
SMiTHFIELD.
MIR. and Mrs. A. p. Holmes went to
Oakland Saturday to attend the funeral
Of the latters uncle, ]. Wesley Hersom.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Myers of Oak
land We're callers in town Sunday.
Samuel Clement and Harry Bur9ess
have gone to Boston. where the latter
hopes to get employment for the winter.
Willard Stevens is reported as improve
ing.
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LINCOLN.
JOICE.

James T.. Narepn was called home
last week on account Of the illness of
his mother, Mrs. Sarah MarH"n.
Quite a number from this place an
ti.irat- Attending the entertainment
at Corli"r's Mills Tuesday evening.
John Henry and William Grady
spent Sunday at home. Both are
working for James Whe,lan. who is
binding a piece of road in Augusta.
The earthquake shock of last week
was slightly felt in this locality.
Ambrose Grady Of Chelsea was at
homt. over SunlAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
A DAILY BILL OF FARE.
Some Good Recipes Every Day.
How to Do Fancy Work, Etc.

These subjects and many others too
numerous to mention are given every
day on the Heusekeepers page in the
Boston Daily and Sunday Globe.
The best Housekeepers' page pub
lished. Read the Boston Globe every
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10

day, ara from there the four viii 90 to
Washington. -. a., on t"o weeks
pleasure trip.
Many Of Richmond'5 ninrod5 are
planning to make good use Of the gun
mig season. Several have taken hort
trips with success, but more are ar
ranging FOR Il two weeks trip to north
ern Maine.
Tho s;agadahoc Sabbath-echonl con-
vention met in this place last Friday
at the NJ. r.. church and by All who AT
tended il is reported as being one Of
the pest meets on record All tn
churches united in entertaining and
Won Fan be sure nothing Wa done by
halves.
An unknown motor-boat from down
the liver ran directly on the rocks near
the cid shipyard sunday and was
obliged to wait for 4 slight rise Of It'd"
10 clear them This is Il dangerous
point for strangers a he rocks are
quite Il distance from tn" wharf ana
.houid b.4 buoyed. The ice last :riIilS
carried away a good buoy which WAS
,l3c,d there by local citizens.
MI. ana Mrs. Benjamin clark VINO
have been in Boston for the PAST Wt'h
returned to their home ~ TINS place ON
The. Fuller Tuesday morning.
The Hraaatreet mill viii close We'd
n.e.laV to allow thu W"rklntn Il chah't
ia attend the Top$ham fair
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NORTH WALDOBORO.

Wilbar q. Pitcher of South Waldoboro
was in this place Friday.
Mrs. Fred Oliver and Miss Nellie
Flanders drove to Rockland Thursday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Silas Storer Of Morrill,
have been passing a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Wright who
have been visiting Mrs. Wrights moth
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
READFIELD DEPOT.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Adell are re-
c.iyine congratulations on the birth Of
a baby boy. Wesley -Adell. who came
Friday To gladden. the home of his pa
rents.
Mrs. Howard Allen. accompanied by
h,r daughter ana SON. Miss Bessie and
Master. Mark Allen. left for California
last week. where they will meet the
husband and father who has been
there u year.
The friends Of George w. Guptil
were. shocked To learn Of his Sudden
death. which occurred at his residence
Wednesday. oct. 3. Though his fail
ING health was Noticeable, Yet he was
able. To be- around and out of doors
every pleasant day including the day
Of his death. Mr.. Guptil. who had
mad. his home in this place sine, 1889.
Was rh, son Of Nathaniel ANA Salir
t.uptil born i'll Belgrade. in 1910 and
passing the greater part Of his life in
that town. In early life he was united
in marriage TO Miss Matilda Tracey
whom he survived afterwards marry
ing Mrs. Ellen Lord. surviving her also
by many years. Mr.. Guptil is sur
ford Fails and a stcl-Sun. Charles
Lord of OquiSSOc, also, two brothers.
Simon and AlonZo Guptil. B-l;radc
lie was Il veteran Of tn. civil War, IN
listing III 1863. when % years If age.
in tn" 9Th Maine regiment, go. *. lie
served on" year Was wounded oct. 10,
1864 at Cedar Creek, WAS a prisoner
tW-ntY-four hours and r-captured
when ":SiIrridan saved the day" sent
to a PhIltd. lphia hospital ami heard
the surgeon say. after probing th'.
wound for a bail lodged III the head,
The wound is fatal" He was visited
at the hospital by his father and his
Wife The bullet was not removed and
h- could never after perform any work
which required STOPPING position.
Mr. 'mptil WAS highly respected ANA
beloved not only for his genial cunp:lu-
ion"hip, pleasant conversation ready
Wit in giving or receiving Il joke. but
in his marked integrity of character,
which was prominent in his every day
lift. The funeral services We're held
at hi late home. Saturday. Rev. Mr.
Rral'inn. Oakland, officiating. Sing
ing hy Mrs. Elliott ana Mrs. Carson.
R"a'ilirld. Relatives ANA friends at
tended from Augusta, Oakland. Port
land. f'itchhurS. Mass. and other places
IN abundance Of beautiful bouquets
vcr'' contributed by Francis .5amborn,
Aii". Roland Scrihnrr OF Augusta. Mi>;,;
Julia Garden ana other members Of
'll'' Gordon family. consisting OF pinks
AMI r"St:i. Among thu set pieces w,.r,.
Il PEDESTAL of flowers &urlnountrd 10y
~" iisss, contributed by tn. office.
boys, Eumf"ld Falls ana i pillow with
IL" design 'Flthrt" upon il ~ the
sons. \ rrofutiun Of roses. scattered
over TIA" ct$k't We're given bv a
nephew. Fred Guptil of FItchbure
MH#s.. showing AN impressive. custom
"i h"n'nlll% the dead. The. burial was
~ tn beautiful ceInttrry at E4lgla,le.
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PITTSTON.

There will be Il So"iabl. ana baked
bean supper held at the home, Of Harry
RradStf"rt on Thursday evening. All
ar" cordially invited to attend.
Miss Nettie FOSSett returned to Cam
d"h Saturday evening. after ii short
visit to her hom. here.
Mrs Gertrude Given returned to her
nome in knXhmrN. Mass.. Satnrlay.
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WiilTEFlEl-D.

quite Il few attended the fair at
Damari'rntta tins week
t. {. J,.Wett and Mr. Elmer Potter
from The fair.
Eugene J-wrrt exhibited fifteen
head Of cattle AT Tie Windsor fair and
received twelve blue ribbon:'. VIII" can
be at that
The llltl- son of Mr. ANA AIRS l.. H.
Ford has been quite i'll and attended
by Dr. odeun of Fast Pittston.
spending theft anirAEl vacation at
their fathers, Mr. George Bailey.
John Libby who l.: cl.rl.ing for Fred
Scott has moved his family from
$hrrr"cot t. til" Heath homestead.
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SMITHEIELD,

Home -giown tobacco. new item in
the British inland revenue returns.
paid last year 1856 in duty.
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BELGRADE,

judge G. r. Stevens visited his son
ID. &. Stevens, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. George Adams. who has beeen
very i'll is improving.
a heavy rainfall Saturday evening
bri2htened The faces Of tho:e whose
wells wee failing.
Mr.. -. &. Stevens is somewhat bet
ter Or. Reynolds is attending her.
4 special meeting or Belgrade Grange
far the purpose Of conf-rng d-rr.t@
~ill b. I,.ld Wednesday evening, oct.
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WEST SIDNEY.

II. +. 'pl"on spent Il few days recent
~ at Poland Springs, ana Mechanic
Falls visiting his two sons, Frank and
clifford 4 rs"n.
Mrs. Hiram Common of PittSli-ld has
h'riI Ni,itIn" her mother Mrs. Lnliis,
NJ lit.
Mrs Anna Nichuls If Providence. Il.
!. IS here for a few weeks.
IN" prayer meeting at the Elpti.;.
'hurrh viii b" Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mr. f.. l.. R,4a-y ani little
daughter Ruth, Of Marshtirld, nrc. are
visiting at q. II. Lovrjoy'S
AIr ana Mi. Fred Scrhner were
calling on friends here Sunday
Mrs. John II WYman has gone 10
M2SN. 10 visit I, l4tiNet.
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Ct WILEY io' III I n.u ~ vi ''''"e IN Cambridge,
1'i"'''''
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin E. Watts and
1anhliS 81 Warren were guests Of Mrs
''e"ri' 'i'N'r ''''''''S.
III '''' ,,'' I'LL, ,,''kiand passed
,,,,., ,.i,;,,,'' - y. >. Walter,
nv, ,>,,.,,.. '''''' '''is.
' Juf erected
KIN, ~. main lin. s.,,n,., '''i'iecied
~ r,,
a., ruvev Of New y,l, gnu MIS-
I,y Win Mrs. T.bb.tt,s Gun
Cassie Walter
r,,., 4 chum,n who H.,
.,,lt,J n,jntiu,, r.,.
far,rhnuar have gone Ia Win.J.,u.
Mills tu paint Sylvester Hoak's huild-
in.s.
nh. Wonian's Christian Temne,,u.e.
Ini.u met with Mrs Alden r,,.,
heiln-r "Wednesday, oct 10.
\ II t.,IJ ANA IN, ~
guests If Mr. ana Mra. Haymuud N.-
intyre Sunday.
obs Eorn-man Of this place and
G.ora. w. Jones "f West W,laoh,,o
are blasting a wen for u. q S,abl at
Fairyirw Farm.
ALMA.
+ |, j ..,,, .r c,,;,,ae ,
,,, IN t.o., Thursday
-, ,,;,,.... -, ,,,,,,,,
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building for her coachman and family
and they will soon be finished.
The wind of Saturday has blown Il
great many apples from the trees.
The Ladies' Club of North Belgrade.
1906. Will hold its first regular meeting
SINCE The summer vacation Thursday,
oct. IL. with Mrs j. X Damr-n and
ii is hoped every number will be pres
ent.
SIDNEY.
David Bailey, in company with his
brother, NJ. II. Bailey Of WmSlow, left
Monday for Muoaehead. whrr. they
Will enjoy a hunting trip.
Miss Edna Tillson and friend, Miss
Carrie Mason Of Wat-ryilr. passed
SUNDAY with the formers parents Mr..
and Mrs. T.. 4. Till.,un
Miss Carrie noodltlr. who ha.; been
visiting in Stockton Springs. has re-
turned home
Miss Katherine Mant.r of Augusta
PASSED SUNDAY with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Mant.r.
Charles kartlrtt has purchased a
READFlELD.
Mrs. VIM. =. Ipham of Newton.
Mass, inst home from an extended
European trip, is the guest Of her
cousin. the Key. Elizabeth Holt Gollth-
waite.
On oct. nth at the Tniversalist
church will he observed the 13Gth an
hir"r%ary of the preaching of the first
tnirtrS;list sermon in America
Mrs. Horace q. SouthWick ana chill
drrn Of Peabody. Mass, are Spending Il
few days with her mother Mrs Sarah
III. GoldthWaitr.
ON oct. 18th the Rev. Elizabeth Holt
idthWaitr - I" civ" an address be
fore the MI. trnun-Ni-nna = = As
%ociatinn which meets at Dun's Cor
ntr.
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BOWDOlNtihM.

Sunday afternoon occurred me "''' !,
of Emma May. daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Edward Newton. The little GiIl
VAS nine years OIL and had been SUI :
f,rinr from pn,-lfnn!i. TN" lnhrrai
took rlace Tuesday afternoon AZ :
o'clnck.
Mr.. ana Mrs. T. - Small spent sun
day in Camden
Mrs. Ella Perry Of R"rrhm"mt, Mass.
is visiting Mr.. and Mi". 'r"fE" H.
Hack.tt.
William {. Spark" was home over
Sunday.
William Sampson "f Lynn, Mass IS
the guest Of his mother, Mrs. Mary f.
Sampson Of Pheasant 81.
Prin orin NJ. Holman WAS in Ernn '
wick Monday.
Charles smith Of Lisbon FAILS and
Mis-, Ardellr Jack If P-irpScnt We're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cur
ti% Sunday.
Ivan Lang If Augusta spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Myrl Lana.
George f. Drnham was in KrnnS-
wick saturday.
Mrs. Charles Hatch ami Miss iiannie
Curtis spent Monday in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Given spent
Sunday in Lisbon Fails.
John stuart il visiting his sister
Mrs. ,:rorHe +. Power.
comfort Branch" :;un"hin" s'"cirty
recently held an All day session at the
home of Mrs. G-orEr IL. Hackett. \
qnit was the result Of this meeting.
Those present We're MI:;. r"ItrIc
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
NORTH RANDOLPH.

The Library circle will meet with Mrs
:. II. Waldo Feb. Tth.
Mrs. ID. j. Camp was in Chelsea one day
last week to have dental work DONE
Mrs. Nancy Huntington Is on the SICK
list. DIR. Scott is the attending physician,
H.. Flint of Randolph has bought OF
the c. II. Taft agency an oil-cooled Miami
Woodpecker engine.
Mrs. Parmalee OF Boston is here 70 care
for her mother. Mrs. ID. ID. Moulton, who
does not seem to gain very fast.
Our North Randolph correspondent en-
closes. a twig of willow with the ''pussies
well developed 1.-THE product OF the recent
January hot wave EDITOR.
The pupils Of District No. IA viii hold
an exhibition, promenade and popcorn
sale at Enterprise hall saturoay evening
Feb 10. Doors open at 1880 o'clock; cur
tain at 8. Ladies please bring cake. Pro-
ceeds to be used to purchase flag.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
Emploxees cet sas. .ooo

Three years ago the Vermont Marble
company first started paying back TO rs
employees the profits earned at each OF us
three stores. The total profit at each
store vas divided in proportion 10 the
purchases OF all the company's employees
Following out the custom Of last year, the
Vermont MAJ BILE company "Wednesday
distributed between 5000 and $500
the profits made at the three different
stores Of the company during the past
year, all OF which goes IN cash TO the men
working for them.
The dividend declared at the Proctor
store has been IL per cent. az the west
Rutland store 10 per cent, and at the Gen.
ter Rutland store 8 per cent. The total
sales Of the Proctor store were about sz54,-
600, OF " which people employed by the com
pany purchased s177,000. At the West
Rutland store, the sales were about sl5z,-
600, with employees sales OF sll7 OOo,.
The Center Rutland store sales amounted
to $4,000, with employees purchases OF
about $4,000.
Il will be seen from these figures that
while the sales have been mainly to the
company's employees, yet, notwithstand-
ing this, the stores have sold over slUO,OJu
worth OF goods to outside people.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
MarsnaIl EleIdls WIII.

By the will OF the late Marshall Field
specific bequests are made TO the aggregate
OF S25, ,56S. 600. The remainder OF me 81,
Field. Jr.. ~ no died Nov. 27l and has
descendants. The principal OF the residu,
arv estate is to be kept intact until one oi
the sons OF Marshall Field, Jr.,, shall
reach the age of 80 years. The lafgess
single bequest is for s,0Oo,0 600 to be USED
as an endowment and building fund Tor
the Field Columbian Museum, me
widow Is given sl.0O0,000 and 10 the
daughter, Mrs. Beatty OF Leamington'
England, Il 100000 is left m trust. be-
quests aggregating III. .oSs,oOO are inaue ,rt. ~
reiatives and friends of the testator. The
total value Of the estate is not given.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
insurgents overwhelmed.

A formidable revolt Of Republican mem-
hers in the House Of kepresentallNes
against the organization faiieo OF its pulo
n last week. The insurgents hoped py
uniting with the Democrats, to defeat the
rule reported providing for the passage OF
tbe hili after few hours debate, without
amendment. The organization carried us
poipt. 1872 to 1866, l3 Republicans Joining
the Democrats in the minority. Congress
man Babcock of Chicago led the deIec,
tion. The bill as ii passed the House anu il
now goes before the Senate prosiuSys ~, ~
the admission of Oklahoma and Indian
TERRITORY as one state under the name OF
OK ahoma, and Of Arizona and New Mex
leo as one state under the name OF ArlAohH'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
staamer Los. wI.h l2o Souls.

The steamer Valencia was lost on cape
Beale. Vancouver, last week and about
100 persons aboard perished miserably,
after valiant fight Tor life. Forty men
y ere saved, some Of whom got ashore by
a small boat, while others were picked up
on RATS by rescue ships. The Valencia
struck at midnight Jan. I'D, being out OF
her course on account OF the heavy sea
and thick weather. She was fast on a
reef. with a high and steep bluff only .
few rods away. In the angry waters II
was impossible to swim ashore ana those
who tried il were torn to pieces ON the
Jagged rocks. Several boats were lowered,
but sank Immediately with those who nao
boarded them. One boat with nine men
managed TO reach shore and gave the hrst
alarm OF the wreck Steamers set out ~
once to render aid. but the location OF the
doomed vessel forbade a near approach
n 4 charged that no great heroism
was shown by the rescuers. and that more
lives could have been saved by taxing
chances with small boats. Two parties
on RATS were picked up, who made their
way out from the wreck. No women or
children we're saved. After clinging for
many hours to the rigging, one by one,
those left aboard were swept 10 their
death. and the ship itsef finally went 70
pieces under the constant pounding Oh lne
waves.