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Mohave County miner., 1906-07-07

Superintendent Teal and a number of men have gone out to Stockton Hill to begin the work of grading out site for the big Cupel mill. It is ex- pected to have the mill in place inside of forty days.
Mohave County miner., 1906-07-07

A letter was received by Fred w.. Morrison this week from w. H. Tag gart, who is in Los Angeles, which de- scribes the funeral of the late Capt. w. H. Hardy. Among other things he says that many of the old time Mo havites attended the last rites of our old pioneer. Among those present were Charles Hunsaker, Lon Davis and wife, James Rosborough and wife, Mrs. J. P. Finnegan and daughter, w. H. Taggart, James Kenney, Sam Butler, Ike Conkey. The services were conducted by Rev. W. M. Down ing, of the Christian church. Hon. A. E. Davis, one of the pioneers of the county, made an impressive address bearing upon the life and character of deceased. Kingman Lodge of Elks contributed a large floral piece and the coffin was bower of flowers and vines.
Mohave County miner., 1906-07-07
Rendered L0rd

I have on hand 2OOO pounds of pure lard. No packing house product sold at our shop. Let us supply you at right prices. 1. M. GEORGE.
Mohave County miner., 1906-07-07

The Misses Wilkinson, Willie, Nor gan and Miss Clara Jones, of Mays We'll, were Kingman visitors during the Fourth.
Mohave County miner., 1906-07-07

Jacob Detar and sisters and Miss Nina Uncapher, of Mineral Park, de parted Tuesday last to their old homes in Pennsylvania, where they will visit the next two months. Mir. Detar will have an operation performed on his injured ankle during his absence in the east
Mohave County miner., 1906-07-07

A. H. Smith returned from Missouri Thursday evening last, after an ab- sence of more than a year. He will probably make his home in Mohave county. He has many friends in King man who were pleased to greet him again. The band was at the depot and gave him a serenade.
Mohave County miner., 1906-07-07

MT. and Mrs. Thomas McMahon went down to Needles Tuesday last to look after the sampling of lot of rich ore.
Mohave County miner., 1906-07-07

John Musser and family of Cerbat, visited in Kingman this week.
Mohave County miner., 1906-07-07

The rainstorm Thursday afternoon was one of the severest in years, al- though little damage was done to wagon and railroads. A bent in one of the bridges near Chloride was washed out, but was soon repaired, the Chloride train crossing it on time. At Kingman the downpour came when hundreds of people were at the grand stand and many handsome hats and dresses were ruined. The roof of the grand stand was made to shed the sun- light only and the way the water ran through it was like a river going through a fish wier. But it laid the dust, which was a consolation prize for all.
Mohave County miner., 1906-07-07
Sam Watson Dead.

Mrs. s. s. Watson returned from Los Angeles Sunday last and gave the first information of the death of her husband, which sad event took place in the California hospital Tuesday of last week, the funeral being held the following Friday. Deceased was born in the state of Ohio 6S years ago. He was private in the civil war and was at one time sheriff of San Juan county, Colorado. He came to King man a number of years ago with his wife and here made his home. He was well liked by everybody who knew him and his death is generally regretted. To his wife the condolences of the whole community are extepded.
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TAYsTON.

William Dana. who is still at tho Mary
Fletcher Hospital, is gaining and is very
comfortable T.. f.. Carroll Mrs. l.. a.
Carroll and Mrs. Roy Kirby from Mo
raNia, Iowa visited at A. u. and +. \.
Braggs last week Thursday. JOHN Nc
Kay cut his foot very badly Saturday
while splitting wood. McFay is
suffering from inflammation in IL sore
hand which he hurt several days ago
while saving wood.-'rhe oyster supper
ana entertainment given Ivy Messy Glenn
Lodge I. .. q. r., Thursday evening.
March !, WAS a finc success. About 30
persons were present st the bountifully
laden tables aud the literary programme,
ON lines of temperance and no license, -
was well carried out. Vocal and instru-
mental music. select readings. recitations
an essay and choice selections on the
sraphophone were very much enjoyed ny
ALL and much credit Is due to the commit
tee OF arTanupnouts
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ri 1NGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY MARGINS 1906

son of the same town were here last
Saturday.--C. NJ. Bciden of this village
celebrated his soth birthday last Thurs
rem were all present. including Mrs. luck-
cit Of Poutney, Mrs. G. Bessette Of ri
conderoga. n. ", Mrs. T.. n. Hale of Rem
son Landing. his four boys living in this
village and two daughters living near
this village. Mr.. Bcden is remarkably
we'll preserved for man of his age and
gets about the town calling on his child
rem as sprv and smart as a young man.
:. Il. Searles an aged resident Of Bristol
face and hip, but not scriously.-Il. -.
Weller and John iaunahan of IlincsburGh
are guests of Miss Helen Wcllcr.--A son
was born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Tia lph
DEMO- finance committee of Ibanus
Lodge. T.. d \. NJ, will meet in the office
of q. W. Sncdon next Friday afternoon
to examine the BOOKS of the secretary and
troasurcr.-M Mrs. Eleanor Roberts, wife OF
Warner Drake. died at her home Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Drake had been IN poor
health for some time. and few weeks
ago she fell and broke her hip. which
fastened her ueatn. She leaves a hus-
band, two daughters. ono son. George,
who is in the medical department of the
University at Pennsylvania. The funeral
was held at her late home q 80 We'd
nesday afternoon.--Waltcr j. Barnard and
Miss Nellie l.. Wright, both of StarkS-
boro. were married in Bristol March 3, BY
hC ypN 4
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BENSON.

Miss jennie e. Ross Of Troy, :. y.
viii give an address at the town han
Friday uIshl OF tlis week. rSho comes nm
der thc auspices &C the Epworth League
Of the Methodist hpiscopai Church,
DR.. and Mrs. j. p. Newton went To Eut.
land last Tuesday and returned 81, Wed
ncsday. ThcY report that tho d,yasta-
tion from the great fire Of February IS
as moi presenting SO bleak a. picutrc as
might be magincd.-B. f. liabbitt is NOV
ing his goods to Castleton and will soon
take his family there, where he has
bought homc.-Mrs. l.. T. Wilcox whose
husband died Il few days ago Is prcpar-
ing 10 move to Whitehall y. Y. where
she formerly lived. An administrator will
soon sell OF her personal prupcItN and
settle the estate. Mrs. WicoN viii he
greatly missed in The Congregational
Church, where she has long been the
leading snser--W. Il. Strong of Poult-
ucy, 4 former Benson boy. spcnt last
Sunday hero with his father w. T..
strong Arthur cults, son Of the Hon.
II. I. cuts Of orwell and Tom Nickcr-
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mrs Palmer and daughter. Doc. Of
Jones illc ar" spending a few weeks at
DR.. u. t.. bearing s.-MrS Julia Foster
has returned from an extended visit to
her daughter in Massachusetts, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. r. Bamforth Of Waterbury were
guests at J. NJ. Shepards from Saturday
until Tuesday. y daughter WAS born
last Thursday to Nj. and Mrs. Gordon
Nortlllup Miss Powers returned to- Rur-
lngton last week after caring for Mir
u. T. bearing and infant daughter
Dorothy Mr.. and Mrs Myron Fowler Of
East Bethel visited at Charles Folsom s.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs George bearing OF
Randolph were guests of their son over
Sunday.-Mss Minnie Blodgett has gone
to spend the school vacation at her home
in Randolph. Miss Belle Pierce of Strdf-
ford is visiting her aunt, Miss Ellen
IieiCe.-Miss Lucy Hale will return to
Montpelier this week.-Miss Josephine
Sargent has returned from visit in
Straiford-M Miss Gertrude Goodale left on
Sunday for Somorvillc. Mass, 10 resume
her duties in school teaching.-Mrs. Rey-
nods has purchased the Gallup house
which was formerly occupied by Henry
clark.-Owng to the illness of Principal
John f.. Stetson the :. Il. Il 5 closed the
winter term Friday. one week carrier
than planned. The school will begin again
March lH.-Charlcs SouthWorth VIII take
possession of the house he purchased ON
Windsor street about the middle al March
Charles Clapp has rented the RiN mouse
in Royaltun village and viii NOV" there
April l-Alhert Sargent goes this week 1"
Northampton. Mass. to visit his son, I'd
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ROXBURY.

Mrs. T.. G.. Field Of Essex junction was
the guest of Miss Mut Brown Friday
The Rev. Mr.. Halo ~ Bristol occupied
til" Cungro gational pulpit sunday, and is
expected for next Wcck.-Misscs Stella
Strark Of Bothcl aud Nina Thurston Of
Nolthiield have been guc'ts OF Miss Jcs-
sic Stanton the past wcck-Col. A. {.
Brown of Montpelier viii present "a series
of views Of Yellowstone Park at the
church Thursday evening at 100. Dr.
IL. NJ. Gokey of Northiield will sing and
other good features are expected, \
slight admission VIII be charged Miss
RAMA Flint nf Montpelier spent portion
of last week with her cousin, Miss Jessie
Stanton.-Mss Mary Webb of East Gran
vile spent several days at T. b. kendalls
recently.-Mrs L. H. Kendall was quite
sick last week as was also Mrs. NJ.
Sowles.-MrS. Jennie Whitney of Granville
is visiting relatives in town for few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. John Croft were in
Mortified Monday of last week.
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WARREN.

Olin Eoys is very sick with Pneumonia.
edward Cove is slowly convalcscing.-
Charles Miller lost one of his work horses
last wcck-Master fiarud Wallis OF
Natslield is spending q few days at his
grandfathcr'S, q. \ X. BragG. t'harlio
NlnSShuiT and wife u' MCptp"licr were
r"ccnt guest IN town. hudson Richart-
son and wifi" have returned home after a
Two week visit In Montpelier. Cecil
Shattuck has returned from Florida.
where hc has spout the William
1'rask. Sr., has returned from Worcester
Mass, and j. stopping with his brother
g. j. Trask.- Elijah Fuller last valuable
horse ono day last Wook.--t.. NJ. Turner is
now walking with the use of 4 cane. hay
ing cut his foot BADLY Monday. The
Ladies' AID furnished dmuor at the town
hall Tuesday for tho benefit Of the voters
who came from tho hills
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RANDOLPH.

l,,, Wells pronricior Of tho creamery
nj North Randolrh. vas taken Thursday
+, ,1c Uun,iuIrh S.uatori,lu,. ,,h.ro he
was successfully oncratrd upon for an
ucndicitis
The date Of the ncNt roclilar Grange
meeting has been changed from Saturday
evening, March 10. to Tuesday evening
March T.. The change was made because
IF the u,Xt number in the entertainment
tourse which will he given in Dubois &
f;sv's hall March TO-
Noah Clark died Thursday afternoon at
Us home near Randolph Center Mr.. Clark
was 81 years old and spent the greater
part Of his life i'm i;andolph. lie is sur
viVcd by three daughters, Misses Nellie
and Hattie Clark. who live in Randolph,
Hnd Miss Annie Clark. who is studying
music in Paris, and a son. Harry Clark.
!n California. The funeral was held
81 the church at the Center village Sat
nrdaY afternoon ut one o'clock.
Messrs r. \. pcmoritt and T.. r.
Palmer Jr, of tho Domcr.tt & Palmer
Packing company aud L. 4. Domeritt
of Waterbury were in town Saturday
for the purpose Of interesting the
Farmers and business men in the can
ming industry. which the company pro-
pose to establish m Randolph. la the
afternoon Il meeting was held in Ed
sons hall, which was attended ny Il
fair number of farmers and business
aucu The meeting was opened by
Editor ]. Il. johnson. who appointed
Dana II. Morse as chairman. Air Nor
took charge and introduced the
rpcskcr Il. \. l,cmcritt, who explain
cd in detail tho raising, handling and
caring or sweet corn, string beans and
ayrlcs 10Y canning purpuSc&. This talk
was followed by questions kcd by tho
farmers and answered by Mr.. Domcritt
BEFORE establishing a canning factory
in Rsudolpl, the compsnv must have
contracts for 500 acres Of sweet corn
for one wear or season and after that
time they are confident that there
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BRANDON.

A daughter was born TO Mr and Mrs
Henry Landon March 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pcttco have re
turned from the Adirondacks aud Will
reside here for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. r. Rising have been
called to Hague. y. v, by tho death
Of Mr.. Fislng's brother law, George
Marshall formerly of this town.
William Green has leased tho Car
porter house on Carver street and VIII
take possession soon.
Robert Guernsey will movo to the
Miller & Hopkins house on Franklin
street next week.
Mrs Ella Mclaughlin has moved to
the Manchester blocN on Conunt
square.
Tho Young Peoples society OF the
Congregational Church realized sls
from their Longfollow social held
Tuesday evening.
Frank Watson of New York is spend
ing few days at the Brandon Inn.
l.. T. Fuller. night operator at the
station. has been transferred to the
O. e T., =. division. George Haynes of
Alhurgh has taken MIR Fuller's place.
George Whtmorc has leased the
Bacon farm in tho Arnold district and
will engage in tho poultry business
The annual mems dinner Of the
Congregational society will hc held
Friday evening in the chapel from six
to eight o'clock. The proceeds Of the
supper will he given to the Ladies'
Aid society.
George Cameron, ST.. has resumed
his position at tho Brandon Italian
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

John Moacloy of Mortified Wa here
Saturday To attend the funeral of Noah
Clark-GeorGe lisrrrGt on. who has been
at home for week, has returned to
EurinGton to cO'ltiuu" bis studies at the
T. V. M.-Dr. ". A. Evans has returned
from an extended professional trip to
The northern part of tho State. Mrs.
Evans. who has been visiting IN Bur
lUgton and other places in that vicinity.
returned home FridaY.-N. l.. BuYdcuL
ESu., has hccu confined L" the house
with tho grip the past week. but is now
convaloscug Noak Clark, an AGED and
respected resident, died at his residence
i'm the village WcducSday after 1t short
illness. Thc funeral services were held
at Grace Church ON Saturday,
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mea surcs to come before the fncetip
will be the question as TO whether or
not the village will vote to buy from
tho Central Vermont railroad the tract
Of land ncar the depot known as the
park" The question is an interest
ing one and is apt to call out a strong
debate on both sides.
j. =. Fullerton, who has been n
guest OF his parents for several days,
has returned to his home in Whitman
tic. Conn.
John Dillin CHAM has been absent
from his barber shop the past week
because OF illness.
Mrs Sarah \. Parker, for many years
a respected resident Of this town. died
Tuesday AT her home on Winooyki street
aged 70 years. Tho cause of her death
was general breaking down due to old
age. She Is survived by two daughters
and two sons, John A. Parker, Of this
place, Mis- Martha J. Parker, Of Boston.
Miss Julia Parker. Of this place. and s.
u. Parker. of New York. two sisters. Mrs.
Isaac Jewell, of San Francisco, and Mrs.
Martha Stewart. Of Bristol. Mrs. Parker
was the daughter of Samuel Ridley Of
North DuXburv aud was born in that
settlers In Duxblry. Mrs Parker has
| lived IN Waterbury for moro than forty
years and was a. member OF ihc Cougrc-
ratioual church. Mrs. Parker has always
been a quiet and home loving woman {,
good mother, a good ncighbor. and a
good Christian. She leaves friends where
ror Sh" was known. Tho funeral will he
held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
from the house. Rev f. Is. Kellogg Off
chatting.
| Mrs. T.. l. Foster has bccn i'll for the
past week
The IIypatia club will meet Friday ar
tcrnoon with Mrs. f.. t. Knight.
Robert lIazelton was at home from
MddleburY college over Sunday
Wallace Gr,en is off duty at tho
O'Netll Bros, market on account Of ill
ness
+. H. Brown has moved into tho ODER
tenement now owned by NJ y. Evans.
Mrs. Y. j. q Bricn and son. Harry. re-
turned homo from Greenfield, Mass, Mon
day after weeks visit
Mrs. Tarlton and daughter. Miss Nat
allie. who were guests at the home of ..
j. Ayers tho past week. have returned
to their home in Springfield. Mass
t. J. crossett has a curiosity in d calf
which was born one day last week. In
stead Of hair tho calf has wool rcscmh-
ling that Of sheep
The Newport high school girls have ac-
cepted a challenge from the local high
school for a game to be played here in
High School hall next week Saturday
evening. If the local team win they will
be champions of Vermont
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WATERBURY.

Nj. George W. Cho4iy died Friday
at $50 a. m. Jt n'v hoL, ON
Main street She has hoou i'm poor
health for the past two years ANA ;nc
direct cHusc of death was heart dis
case. She leaves Il husband. of this
Ilacr, "nr daughter Mrs Jessie N~h-
Icy Darling of rcNus, aud a father.
Elisha Moody, of This place, who is
moro than 80 years of age. Mrs. Chess
Icy was n member OF the Methodist
society and was lady well thought
Of by all. The funeral services were
held Monday afternoon AT two
o'clock, the Rev. w. :. Smithors offc-
iatins
II. g. Whltrhil uud W. T.. Bryan
have purchased OF Edward Jacobs at
Richmund. administrator of tine Susan
N, talkins estate, tn" talliuS house On
Main street This is a very desirable
piece of properly, located n,At To the
Waterbury bank.
rho annual village meeting viii hc
held Monday evening in the village
han. ON" Of tho most important
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NORTHERN BANKERS
o. ASSOCIATION.
Annual banquet NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Practical Spccchcs--Thc Officers

.a Wells River March 7.-Finy-n,e mon-
bcrs of the Northern Bankers association.
composed or representatives of Nc,v
Hampshire and Vermont banks. cnjovcd
their annual banquet at GIalc's Tavern
this evening. President W. s. Boyn,on
OF st. Johnsbury introduced for the first
speaker James MdcItinnun. general
manager of the East Township
bank of Shcrbrookc Canada, with artv
branches. lie approved If an olacttc
currency with ample protection to the
paper.
EX.-Gov. e. s. Page, president of the
Lamoillc County National bank and the
Lamoillc County Savings Bank ard
TuSt Co. after rccitng the HISTORIC ur
these Institutions made the statement
that VIC were about facing barren hills
Instead of wooded ones in Vermont and
unless something was done 10 protec.
manufacturing the only recourse left our
people would be agriculture lie said that
the bankers Of the state should unite 100
an effort to secure proper logiSatlou
whereby cheap money could be- secured
or IN other words muuoN loaned at a los,o,
rate Of interest and with this iu hand
Tia" banks should 90 10 tho manufacturers
ana induce them to take advantage Of
our water powers now largely idle
developing them for electric now.
or and locating CA lines of railroad
1T is up to MS as bankers tu take the
initiative and show tho manufacturer
that h" is not only welcome among H..
but that the hand is warm in it's greet
ing and that tho rate of interest wa
can offer him is like a fortune timed
vessel to the wrecked mariner"
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
GContinucc from fourth pngc.)

Newport sold piano to Q. =. Wright
last wech.-Mr and Mrs. Conrad Brown
visited their daughter IN Barton Land
sing recently Miss In Gilman has come
back from Biddeford, Nc, whore she has
been several months with her aunt-Miss
Bessie Root has finished her school in
Derby and. with her brother, Ernest.
srent last week in Montpelier. George
Root took Ernest Roots place IN Dodge =
store during his absence. --Ccorsc Rem
ware is planning to build an addition to
his house this spring. There is a great
deal of sickness this winter, largely due
a tl,, ,hunoyp hi, Nr4tbpr
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RUTLAND COUNTY
FOREsTDALH

MISS NrNHdd shore returned Wcducs-
dag It"W q visit in schenectady. y. D.
~ IT, 'cuh" H. SpouIur Nv" weeks ia
I'n'l1nJ. "A daughter VIZ born to Mr.
ana Mrs Goor-" iar"ck March .. WI
llaln Inn rs H. MI ANA Mrs ~ 4
Rowe and children and clifford oiInr
attended the funeral ~ Mrs. HoHc's sis
ter At Rlptou Friday. \ son was born
March ., 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rick
ert.-l. r. Churchill of Rutland visited
his parents, Mr., and Mrs q. IT, Churchill
this week.
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much alarmed and ran to assist him, but
assistance was unnecessary. Philip was
not hurt in the least.
The formation Of law and order league
or Kindred organization Is being discussed,
one of the objects of which will be to see
that the law relating to the sale of liquors
he as rigidly and imparually enforced
under no license as under license.
George t.. Mooney who has been day
operator and ticket clerk at the Central
Vermont dcnot for several months, has
gone to Boston, where he has Il position
with the Now Haven road. "
Iho members Of Company + arc holding
rlflc practice getting ready for the gov
eminent Inspection and arc also holding
regular drill each Thursday night.
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MORETOWN.

Mr9. Jonnlc Pierce and William Fisher
W'r" tho musicians for u,r dance a. IN"
NAPLES Friday mgh u DpXhmy-Dr
i'idWoH was ion town last week 10 visit
Mi7. II Palmer. who is very sick.A
daughter was born to A.r and Mrs. Wal
ter Turner Friday, MIrch Mrs Edward
Miner from Waterbury Center visited
her brother Frank Hart, Saturday.-The
man from Burlington, Mr.. Allen, on II. q.
WarHS farm, moved his goods through
inns pIa'" Saturday and Monday. ia"
Misses Minnie and cora Maxwell from
NdllSl"ld were in town Monday. Miss
Mabel Atkins went to- waterbury Satur-
day to h"ip at the his hotel there for
two or three weeks Mrs. Addie Sawyer
goes Ia Boston Thursdly to purchase her
spring millinery goods. daughter WAS
born I" Mr. and Mrs. Leroy W. Kellogg
of Norlhhampiou, Mas. March !. They
N"rr f"rmonV - tn place. Two rcopl"