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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-25
Cechise County
 Election Contests

morning filed protest with the Doar' of supervisors against canvassing tn returns from Precinct No. 4 of Doug. las. The protest is signed by sever citizens of Douglas and recites thre' reasons. ss follows:
 Because sad purported returns srt not attested by two election clerks who were appointed by the election board for said Precinct No. 4, but such purported returns are sttested, if at tested at all, by four persons appoint ed by said election board as ballot clerks at such election.
 Because, the place for holding of said election was, prior to the date of holding, the same designated as the City Hall within said precinct No. 4 by the justice of the peace in and for Precinct No. 8 of said county, the justices precinct in which said cleo ton precinct No. 4 is situate, and also by the board of supervisors in and for Ccchise county; and the said election was not held thereat until the votes were all counted without adi diournment and because the, ballot box for said Precinct No. 4, used in which to de- posit the ballots at said Precinct, was removed from the said City Hall before the pallets were all counted therefrom, and because the ballots were not counted at said place where the same were cast.
 Because the official ballots for said precinct unused were not kept sealed and returned to the board of supervisors as required by law, and be- cause, one tally list of the votes count ed, also one list of the names of the voters voting, and also one copy of the great register used at such election, was not held and kept by the In.pec. tor for the time after said election for the inspection of all voters as the law in such cases made and provided, but said lists of voters, tally lists and great register copy were otherwise dis posed of and cannot be found.
 "Wherefore, your petitioners pray that such purported returns be not canvassed as the official returns of said precinct and that same be thrown cut from your canvass.
 "LC HANKS,
 "R E SIMS,
 "H E STONE,
 "J 4 MILLER,
 "J G EwELL,
 "D A RICHARDSON,
 "P J F DEMAREsT The matter was discussed by the board and taken under advisement.
 Another From Benson
 Another protest was filed from Ben son against counting the vote of Pools Ranch on the Benson precinct officers. It appearing that Pools precinct is not included in the Ben son judicial precinct, the board ac- ceded to the protest as far as the vote affects the Benson precinct officers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-25

Constable D. W. Womack of Ben son vas in the city yesterday on bus.' ness before the board of supervisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-25
Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder
TIE RECORDS elvEIi IN BRIEF

Saints, Douglas prop cIty lZ0 (. Angelo Morino to Joseph Campini Douglas prop SAty fOOc Alfred c Lockwood 6, nx te Dora Hope Fleming Douglas property ... 10 .. William Mitchell to Thos Radwell. mines . 500 :.
 CERTIFICATE OF SALE. Joe s Gribble ct ux, by sheriff, te Houck & Dieter Go
 BILL OF SALE. A s J Shropshire, constable, to Copper City Brewing company
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Emogene Murray to c E Murray
 AFFIDAVIT W s Hart and E Parker make affidavit that John McGowan has failed to contribute his share of as sessment work on mining claim in Warren district.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE. Guadalupe Gonzales to Frank Pi- cone
 Mrs Carrie Westervelt to E W
 MORTGAGE Julia F Gould to William H Nor WS Stewart ct ux to Mrs W G Pendleton
 VA Jameson ct ux to c P Wright Chas D Fleming ct uI to Mrs A A Collins
 CHArrLE MORTGAGE. AJKen to Naquin Furniture X Mer company
 FEE Mick to Naquiu Furniture & Mer company
 LA Ostboff to Naquin Furniture & Ner company
 Clay Hockstt to Henry c Beum- Ter
 Luells Lemon to Title Guaranty & Surety company
 sA1IsFAcTioS OF MORTGAGE CL Cummings to L J Lemon Elmer F Smith from State Mutual B& L Assn
 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Fred Williams ct ux to Annie US to John B Anderson and heir of Anton Muhein
 WARRANTY DEED International Land and lm- provement company to Elizabeth A Groesbeck Douglas property. 35o '. John Canavesio ct ux to Mike Belo Bisbee prop erty. -V . A B Richmond and Codelis Richmond and wife to Madeline WohIgemuth Douglas property. 6oo | Elmer F Smith to Juliue c LAnham and Margaret Lanham Douglas prop erty. .-....-.. .....- %Voo
 DEEDS. James Godshall to J ID Bethea Douglas prop erty. Ao Mn Lulu Szow and hus- hand to W billiard Douglas property 165 RPacheco to Carlos Mar tinez land. .......-.... @o CHI Wadle,gh, trustee, to J N Hunter, trustee,
 Douglas property. lo Sam J Miller, A D Miller and J 2 Miller to Mss
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-25
Vilgie Miller B is b e e

property. ..........-,... [. International Land and
 Improvement company
 to Joe Krilsnovich Doug
 las property. y........ 750 Vim M Liggett ct ux to
 Hovsl A Smith, land. 5.
 DEEDS E R Thornton ct ux to
 Sarah A Brown Douglas
 property. y......... 459O
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE l. A Hohstadt to Franklin B Dorr ct ux
 Lizzie E Smith to James A Busen- bark
 MORTGAGE D Bohn ct ux to Arizona Mutual s < L Assn
 Franklin B Dorr ct ux to Arizona Trust & Banking Go
 CHATTLE MORTGAGE Dragoon Cattle company to Clara A Boericke
 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Dragoon Cattle company to Clara A Boericke.
 DEEDS Casimero Romero ct ux to w E Schwsmm Douglas property. Zfo Frank H White ct ux to the Orpheum company lhDu lO Clinton A Burdick to An na Maddux Douglas property ..........-. ZOO Joseph c Campbell ct ux to K Williams Bisbee property lVOU Sylvester Pyka to Geo H Hirst Douglas prop erty. lVV W Wallace ct ux and 4 A Dudley to Sylvester Pyks Douglas prop erty. -...-....... lUV
 PATENT U S to Santa Fe Pacific R R com. pany
 U s to Portage Lake X Bisbee Co
 MORTGAGE Charles E Murray ct ux to PrOvi- dent Nut B & L Assn U Mccullough to Citizens Bank < Trust company J JR Wall ct ux to c H Holz VII Harris ct ux to Charles H | HolI Henry 0 Anderson to Charles H Holz
 SALE CONTRACT White to Smith Premier Type writer Co JG Pritchard to Smith Premier Typewriter Go Dr H H Hughart to Smith Premier Typewriter Co
 EA Tovrea & Co to Smith Premier Typewriter Go
 CONTRACT OF SALE Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co with A H Hall
 RELEASE OF CONTRACT CG Stump to Copper..Queen Con solidsted Mining Co SATISFACTION MORTGAGE WE Schwann to Cashmere Romero MILLsITE LOCATION Miiisite for Easter Group of Mines in Hot Springs NJ D located by J J l Pool and A P Chittenden | ARTICLES INCORPORATION
 Miller Mining Co incorporators
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oRITUARY.

A fat which is divine needs no
foreign support. The Tree Of Life
was planted 10 the garden Of Eden
and freedom was given Adam 10 eat
Of Its fruit. When Adam disobeyed
God, the Tree was removed lest he
put forth bis hand aud take also Of
its fruit and eat and live forever.
We are satisfactorily assured that
Adam died and as the members Of
the human family are his deseen.
dents, death, whether positive or
privative, has passed upon all. Ii
is the nat ol God. The Split Of our
friend Clarence Townsend recently
waved as bis last earthly farewell.
Now, we may put on the air OF a
Stole when our friends goaway from
lis-pass into the invisible world
but deep 10 the Soul there Is this
question We wonder where they
are?p Our friend has gone and We
know that he cannot return. We
are consoIed as he was believer In
the great God Man Him who Is God
from eternity, and man from the time
Of His incarnation The way. the
truth, and the life. A true Chris
tain man has left Us. HarkI an an
gel voice beyond the veil Is heard:
Hope Sings her Sweetest Song
over the graves where sleep the
pure and good. Y
AzzANA.
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81 nephritis, at bis beau
Il near. Frederick City. Fri.
Forming, November 30. 1906.
sn. Bagghmau was loved and
nired ID st. Mary's and all
Through Southern Maryland. lie
was ever IA earnest friend Of this
section and nowhere ID the State is
his death more sincerely mourned.
Rev Dir. D. J. Stafford, Of ST..
Patrick's Church. Washington, says
Of him:
In General Baughman the people
had all the virtues required for the
peculiar place he held In the hearts
Of his followers.
He was man who was a disin.
terested leader. By that | mean
be never found any personal inter-
est which could be 50 imperative as
that Of his party or bis friends.
During his whole life be had amhs
tions, but be sacrificed thea, one
BY one, in order that be mightstand
up for the principles for which be
bad asserted himself With him
the main idea o. life was to make
harmony withSfhe other leaders and
In bis parry generally.
II is indeed fitting that the Chief
Executive Of the State can be here
as tribute Of the affection. love and
admiration in which be was held by
all.
General Baughman was a man
OF the old school, Of the type Of the
old Maryland gentleman which Is
fast disappearing. His home, too.
is typical OF Maryland an old Mary
land home. the style Of architecture
that Is fast dying out and he was Q
brincely host.
sIt is no wonder that children
Tray up with such morals and
d borsaes IN such surroundings.
perss influence about such
And evelop something in
creaso.. sske them worthy.
fr;sa a.ess pleasl,xaI Baughman i
d ai.snds about him gather bis
s ..Ta hospitality. home and
fooa men, TOO, be was ! ~
:. a pssrs0na, n The rush aa,'9 J, ~ s Su,
religion : The thIaa @Iss & b
cling General naueh6..w which ".
bis religion through ali: s ls;glnq q. /,
yersation ! had with him con
vinced me that he was man Of pro
found religious faith, Even th'
priest who administered 70 him th'
last Sacrament declared be recsiyee
IT in the fittest manner.
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wAsHINGToN LETTER.

AAttAA Qth AAtAtitE 01fAt1tppAAfttI
Washington D. 9. Dec, 5, 1906.
Congress was opened on Monday
with the usual crowd Of curious Wis
itors, new members and blase men,
bers, who had been through IL all
before and knew that short session
meant great deal Of work, more
talk, and not much in the way Of
concrete results. Vice President
Fairbanks presided over the opening
session OF the Senate with gallery
that was crowded to its utmostcapa-
city There we're butiew vacancies
on the floor, one Of the most notable
being that Of Senator Bailey, who
has had to 20 home to face the oil
charges Ia Texas, where in his name
has been mixed up with the Waters
Pierce Company, which is now un-
der investigation in Austin. Senator
PIatt was there, true 10 his promise
that nothing except death would
keep him out Of bis seat. Senator
Allison was absent but not so much
through illness as from the fact that
he has not been very we'll and is
outstanding bis strength gainstthe
most strenuous part Of the session
when the big appropriation bills
will come oyer to bis committee from
tho House.
There. will not be very much doing
for the Senate In the appropriation
line until after the Christians Holt
days. There never Is, very much
for either house Of Congress until
aftertbe holiday season isover The
organization, the appointment OF
Committees, and the starting or
the needful appropriation bills from
the House side, all take up much
moro time than intervenes between
the opening day and Christmas.
Everyone is looking forward to the
holidays as aneedful break and plans
are usually made with that interval
Ii view
After Congress gets back, follow
ing the first Of the year. one may
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

Over Coats. fuM value. D. 4 81 Our prime
$50. ElliuK over coaaa. ii ai4es So; Our price
W W fnc tEry naeat 44e ~. Dsia2*, oar paassq
eie.10s Inxfr Are 30 uutter and 1igef suits 81
equity tnAH Nt have "A Tysfa wearing salt
value. e5eJ uuf Dftre 3<lN. a eait Fhsuts, -
our ps1ass 49,. a suAs values s8ag. osa4 ufloss
Go.11. A a3if value. ~ ~. suit xalt4t. sa0Akl
vuF pFta4s eH74s A auft wnseh catsasse *
ponsat fur ir4s than 3iHkp niarwiiofa. 8aI
prtcn. si0dg.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06
4. GENDAsON 3 co.
NE w FIRM
an LEoNARDT0WN
AZ MILLlsos i OH STAND,

80 4 = ~ Z :. .s.. e =
surpassed "a qnAlty aud price II ass Aaeflt4s
~ tnls state. He fnas IA slffe Ii Teas exs
pah&e tfan M1y nNFDaaut al anlA snutis3a And
8ttna ~ ~ pnFeAaHass tna l9ss ppbtuf ~ hss
sftlatisss Eussiuip press Tor he gods.
~ - uautts y, aua hae aiwHtH peFu, ia bush
pfse, - dinVpae ut hfs Eauie a. eAf}s ~ ptsaI-
ntg An0 puS aKatu. tnefutvfe. DO insls es5n.
ndant tbat ~ onaswstl irase MA akofe Without
purchasing Muu ue we'll aAtsafe8 with the
bargains TINT be Of she will Ret.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
~t~-@
John ;. Harris. admir-. 40.
W.
Hleanor Ann Harris and Others.

In the Circuit Court for NJ. Mary's County,
in Equity, Mo- so, N. 3.
Ordered, this 10th. day CT November. 1866
that tho sales made aud reported BY John n
Harris, Trustee, Ia theAb0ve emitted cuae be
ratified and cbuflrmeds unless cause 10 the
coaErarF be shown onOr before the 9rd Non
day Of December. noxt pfOvided copy 0f
this order be inserted III the st Mnry's BEACON
once . week. for three successive weeks vrivf
70 the said Ord Mouday Of Ueeembef
1heKep0xf Stakes that the lNnd suid fora3p
kNu0hs IA. AhEAL, Clerk
True copy Test
kNOpH y. AsEhL. Clerk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

A tefs iine ins 81 an ktads 81 siry.f1aias.
y ofstesis. fFnniniuKs, ctp. Large iiiio 81
Bouts SHOES, HAS eais. aud. IS TACT. every !
tang hi tbs w@afiAk fAr nk tllH a,3sg rom Il
auif lowest pflees.
You hayv Iuaiiu out heart iea glad IL fts,
dheFai manner ~ wulcb yin nafs elicu fAss.a
~ sinue w have boen ia Unf gfalis aiid tt.si,,
taute county, aud ae DeN luu u allow as e.
hnow cur elurefN appreciation b. eating ia
oar store and NutlinR tins great DafNaifss W
are nQw ufcrinR yuu.
Faithfully You're
L. 6EN 0AhuN a Co.
Oct Ss--tf. l.eDnafdfown. Ma
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EDebut1SttnO.

Having receiving instruction az one 81
the best schools IN the Union aud been
granted dlplonas | nin prepared 10
kmbalm and conduct funerals at the
shortest notice. ! give personal atten.
tion 70 all the details 81 the busineas.
Everything ia my line warranted Ia he
first class and up.t0 date
Respectfully
EUGENE HALL.
Dynard, Nd.
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hav Advertisements.
Estra,y.

Strayed from the subscribers. two Bull
yearlings / dark Red, with wide horns,
and / light Red, with white spots, no
ear marks. ANY information about their
whereabouts will be rewarded.
WILLIAM J. CATION,
Dec. 9, s0o-2t, pd. Oakley, Md.
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ht itr4ea is'sdef@Naf. Sat N9axfsk sa.
Noeue. tuf pt5ua, s48es
Lanfsa tho astna ~ ". p4lefs in sta4s
LndN flytAeN uuas : eiif 1s,ts s,.sets tlii,s-
tetse 1fsasrewats iai az 81 8 4ssskHt \ slxss
~ The Yefs tpaesl t8l4ps
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

We are Offering to our tradeacompIete
line Of Christmas goods, suck as Toys,
Fancy Articles, Chiuaware, Glassware,
Jewelry, Perfumeries, &c. We have the
presents for everybody.
Nov. 2D~-tl.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

Meas pAnta, value. ~ Bd lnY prlSs, Sd and
~ 70 y ", wprih ijuuie she Aunrg. itoy y
Knee fAnts. ffola slze ) 10 si3e at the i9w-
est nflcaa
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TO sArr MoSKr BY BpYIxo Youn
cHRrsrMAs pRxsKsTs RioHT At HoxE

HIsyer Ladies' ChMfalnlne Watches
City price. $500 LeonaFdtown price
1895.
Handsone Enamel chatlaine Watches
City price, $500: Leonafdtown price
$3.50
Gold allied ladies. watch 0yenra guar.
anteed, City prizes, $500; i.eonarifowu
price. $50.
Gents gold filled 10 years guaranteed
City pTice. $500; Leouardtown price,
1880.
All ether Jewsify 10 proportion.
Bring ns your Watch and Jewelry ~
pairing. All work warranted.
A. II TRAINER,
LeOnardtown, Nd
Nov. 15-~ti
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Come And See Us
FALL ind WINTER
DISPLAY.

We extend . special invitation
pnhiIe dnrin0 tl,la shonnIn i IN. N
an n glVa ~ 1 cali ma exs,, ,S,.
our sseck and ces our nrlcaa I'l ~
fore bnvIno elsnv here -
SHOES ana DRESS GoOD1
1ur S1oek q Dress Goods Waist
Goods Dry Goods ana Notions,
Ronerally ere right up.to-date,
anu tne Drives are sne very low
stcch . select I"ssg rom I'm ,e o saD
". also our line d Shoes are
rlgn. ~ u ~ y q, 1oe scratch 4, AZ the
way through and you will find
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

DRUGS Of eli descriptions. and the
finest llneoi Up. to.date @ R0CERl Ess
clean and Dig
Give us 4 ehII aud visit tho
EVERYTHING b EAT and WEIR
STORE. and make yourselves Of
home.
Telephone your wants and goods
delivered, II requested,
FURNITURE or ALL KINDS.
j. w. PARSONS a BRO,
Morganza, Md.
septu~n
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the hearings 1T the War Department
|of tbs several interests that want 70
take water powerfr from Niagara Falls.
The matter fle~ been closed SO far
as the Army EngIs@eA feconcern-
ed, EFdft 8 now up so'ihe State Ds-
partment, which must make some
arrangements with Canada, for the
division Of the $4,000 horse power
which II Is estimated can DO drawn
from the Falls without disturbing
their scenic beauty. I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-12-06

back 70 the House, bnt Il is 8 little
more than dossbtfulIf action can be
secured on II at this session. Ling.
ering always IL the backgrounds.
there is the River and Harbor Alp.
preparation Bill. This. Ii passed,
viii carry $50. 900, 900 and Mr.. Bur
ton Of Ohio. the Chairman OF the
River and Harbor Committee declar-
es himself very much III hopes that
something can be done with ii. The
River and Harbor Congress will hold
its next meeting IN Washington this
| winter. and it has outlined sys-
tematIc plan Of river and harbor i'm
provements. which will call for an
annual appropriation 81 $50, 900, 900
each year for the next eleven years.
It is claimed tibet the money would
be well spent and that ii could be-
economically spent iithere was some
assurance that the annual appropria-
ton was fixture, and that the money
could be relied on TO carry on the
work without interruption.
Currency Legislation has q NJ.
bility but hardly probal ~
,,ana,;ar ,.,aras.. @sue whole coun-
rs !, !, ,,,s aorers0 90 plan oicurreucy
,.s I ID II this were long sen
Sea Bin would stand very fat
chance Of passing, but with the null
titude Of other things 10 do this leg
islation viii probably have 10 walt.
One thing is assured, and that Isl
that there will be no tariff revision
during this session. Speaker Can
non is against II, the great indus
trial interests Of the country as q
whole are very much rgainst Il, and
time is against II. which Is the most
important of all. II the Philippine
tariff is revised even on q base Of a
rs per cent reduction In duties l.
viii be quite as much as can be ex-
pected.
One 81 the most notable figures In
Maryland politics passed outofyiew
last week. He was Gaperal Victor
L. Boughman, next TO the late Seua-
tor German, one 81 the older demo
cratic politicians In the State. He
had served 10 the Confederate army
and after the war came back 70 his
native town Of Frederick 70 take tho
management OF local paper. BE
was very wealthy man, alover and
breeder 81 iine horses, and through
his association with Senator German
became very influential figure In
State politics. He was son.in-law
Of the late Al S. Abel proprietor Of
the Baltimore Sun. His death re-
moves very notable figure 10 State
| politics and one known also the
-~hnin county over.
fFFesessves
the hearings at the War Department
loi ths several interests that want 70
A ~ 80
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Do YOU

DO YOU
Want wan!
Axes
AnQers
Ammunition
Brushes
Buckets
Bells
Bolts
Christmas 0irts
Coffee
Cartridges
Chalk
CLOTHING
Clippers
Chisels
Currycombs
CANDIES
Dress Goods
Dolls
Drills
Everything Won Need
Escuscheons
Eyes fscrewl
Easels
Fertilizers
Fencing. wire
Forks
FAIR TREATMENT
Files
Guns
GImiets
Glue
Grindstones
HARDWARE
Hammers
Harness
Hatchets
Hinges
Hoes
Handles
HATS 4 CAPS
Ironware
JACKETS
Kettles
Keys
nnOO' .,n,ors
Lanterns
..,....,,
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MANCHESTER DEPOT
Harry Davis is very III with lumba

Harry Davis Is very III with lumba.
90.
Mrs w. c. Miller was In Rutland
one day last week fhopping.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Madison are re-
joicing over the birth Of son.
Mrs c. II. Parker who was called to
Indiana by the death OF her sister,
has returned.
Mrs +. =. Graves OF Weston is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs w. G. Lampson.
Mrs /. II. Bench entertained about
30 at the society on Thursday after
noon.
John b. Earle has removed his fam
lily 10 wallingtord and has his goods
stored here.
Mrs w. X. Bennett aud mother, Mrs
G. w. Bennett spent two days in
Troy last geek.
Mrs A. A. Wheeler died at her home
in Barnumsvile on Thursday. The
funeral was held on Saturday.
The thermometer stood at u below
zero heuueSuhN iHpIuluE dhN tA' 'aiH
Saturday nearly ruined slelghing.
The young people had a l. O'Clock
hop in COuture's h u, Saturday eve
ming. Music by Woods orchestra.
The Rutland RI Co. Saturday eve-
ming unloaded 81 head OF cattle here,
and fed aad watered them before pro
ceeding on their way.
The funeral OF s. II. West OF Dorset
was held at his late home on Monday
at O'Clock and was IN charge of Ad.
oniram lodge No IL + Il AN of whic h
he was a member. He was also a
member OF Adoniram chapter No Is,
RAN. Il. w. II. II. Ross OF Bur-
lington, Grand Sec , gave the burial
service.
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SOUTH DORSET.

Morris Collins was In town Satur-
day.
Thomas Mccormick is i'll at his
home.
James Burns was laid up last week
with hard cold.
The quarries shut down Saturday be
cause OF the death Of ) H West.
Carl Swantou and Edwin Bowen are
making "bobs" for this winter.
Joe Mcbride is pGtting up a derrick
at the Lucky Strike switch.
Pat Mccormick was in town Monday
to attend the funeral of Mr. West.
A l. Bowen is III at his home in this
place with large sore on his leg.
Clark Potter and wife OF Dandy call
ed on friends in this place Saturday.
John Gallagher intends to go to
Maryland to work with Art Bowen.
A son was welcomed at the home of
Mr. and Mrs W Fl McDevitt Thursday
evening.
Mr. Norcross OF Worcester, Mass,
and Mr. Newman Of New York were in
town Monday.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town aud village BTisn
To Id i,I husy h'aGsIs,

News OF the Town aud village BTisn
To Id i,I hus, hAssIs.
J.B. Jackson OF Hubbardton Ia 10
the village today Un business,
Robert Moultrle OF Rutland was a
visitor 10 tho village today.
lie. Gibson. who has been ~ for
several days with a bad cold, Is able
70 be out again
j. N. Ayres has just received a
large supply Of AiligTeiti candy,
These arc the most delicious choeo'
late creams made; no cents Il pound
Hay Is selling from 81 10 els ton
according a. quality. Toe crop IL con
sid0rably above ihe normal and tho
quality is equal II not better tvan that
OF previous years.
There Nasa fair gathering In the
school hall yesterday afternoon OF
friends "a hear the essays read by the
Juniors At the high school the read
ings Nill be- repeated This aiteraoon,
II. s. Wilson has rendered hi reslg.
nation as surriii of Bennington county
% Governor Proctor the same u take
effect the close Of the Adjourned term
ol county court which conyenos here
January second.
The mercury registered a. zero this
morning but the weather has modorat
ed considerable and the day is u per,
fec: one for Christmas shoppers aud
the streets and stores are hronged
with purchasers.
Milkmen and those that come into
the village from outside districts say
that the roads are smooth aud In line
condition Tor snow. Water, however,
IL much needed, Ia some instances Tar
mers have 20 drive their cattle some
distance 10 water. Many oi the small
or streams and wells are frozen up.
and much inconvenience i caused In
some places by the situation.