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TROUBLE BREWING
IN ISLE OF PINES
American Soldiers and Warsl,ips
Being Used to Subdue Ameri-
can Citizens.
PROBABLY RESORT TO ARMS
Peaceful Little Island May Soon
Be Scene of Terrific
Conflict.
PROBABLY RESORT TO ARMS
From our Regular Correspondent.

(From Our Regular Correspondent)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 4.-The
spectacle OF American soldiers and war
ships being used in subduing American
citizens fighting against the oppression
OF the Cuban government may be pre-
sented on the Isle of Pines, and that be-
fore very long period of time inter-
venes. Secretary Root has declared that
the power OF the American government
will be exerted to suppress any effort
which the United States citizens on the
Isle OF Pines may make to throw off
Cuban domination. and 1t is becoming
apparent that such an effort will cer-
tainly be made II the Senate ratifies the
treaty to confirm the sovereignty of Cuba
over the little island.
Letters received here by Captain Josiah
Il. Pearcy from the Isle Of Pines. where
his brother. Samuel Fl. Pearcy, along
with a number of American citizens OF
Tennessee and other States have been
for several years, living upon property In
sion that the island was American ter
ritory, indicated an ugly condition of
affairs.
Cuba Grows Offensive.
Information that majority of the
5sSeIute fOTeIRn committee IA
vored the ratification of the treaty with
Cuba, ceding to 1t the Isle OF Pines
seems to have melted the Cubans not
only to offensive arrogance. but oppres-
sive measures toward American citizens.
A. f. Moerke, n citizen of Iowa. was
arrested about the middle OF February
and placed in jail at Nueva Corona, Isle
of Pines, for contempt of court. He re-
fused to pay Cuban war tax. Others
propose to refuse to pay this tax, and
numerous arrests are expected. Captain
Pearcy looks for the arrest and mpris-
onment of his brother and the leading
Americans on the island. The Americans
are willing to suffer rather than concede
that there is any Justice in taxin< them
to pay the Cuban soldiers; that they will
resist further oppression with force of
arms Is not at all improbable. Only
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-05
Bounties for Canadians

In an endeavor to foster home Indus
tries tho Canadian government has es-
tabllsled n number of bol,ntes to be
paid to manufacturers and miners which
during the past year aggregated 81 .9O0.-
900 on iron and steel products. 1894 900 on
lead. s22s, 900 on crude petroleum and
sl3,oo0 on Manila nbrc.
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast: virgina-Fair Monday. cold
ler in east and central portions; ,fuesiayl
increasing cloudmess; fresh west winds.
North ,Cnrolinu--Falr Monday and.
Tuesday; light west TO north winds.
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threatening step the Agecras weeks has
hung over Europe, Will have been dspeed various
delegates will have departed for their homes 5tl
Few students Of tho situation believe war viii
result but many foresee that the failure VIII
be followed by state of political tension which be
standing menace to the peace of
The subject Of possible been suggested In
diplomatic circles ever since eermany apparently
missing attitude towards France clear Tho
United States specifically mentioned possible mediator
will not now or later, according American
delegate In the capacity
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TAKE DEADLOCK
INTO Open COURT.
Germany May Not Give
Way on Police
Question.
FRANCE WILL NOT
YIELD ON THE BANK
Should Forecast Of Germany's
Answer in Moroccan Fuss
Take Place, However,
the Strife Will BE
Broken This
Week.
tBy Associated press)

ALGEcIRAs, March 4.-one of tho
delegates having most vital interest
in the conference on Moroccan reforms.
said tonight that settlement of the
controversy Between France and Ger
many now seemed possible. but he de-
ciined to make known the lines the ar
rangement would take. Tho trend OF re-
cent events has Indicated that, II any
uettlement is reached, 1t would moat
likely be because France would make
concessions with reference to the bank
question. and Germany. in return, won'd
adopt n less uncompromising attitude
concerning the police.
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Conditions Yesterday.
Richmond's weather was clear and
moderate. Temperature at midnight. IS
Condition, il Important Cite.
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Miniature Almanac.

H-EIldHdC.
Mnreh s. 1905,
HIGH TIDE.
Morning........,12 1911
EYsnlng"...,...l2,s3
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The Senate has still another tmpor-
tant measure before II which has passed
the F1ouse, and that is tho one which
provides for the appointment OF COM
n,ssioners OF the revenue by the Circuit
Courts, There are a number OF impor-
tant Senate bills pending In the House
as we'll, and there will De no lack Of
hard work during the week.
a Hon. David B, Powers. Jr., OF tcssolinc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-31

elements That Exnlt National Life."-L.
VI. Copeland Of Argyle. n. y, has a posi-
tion with the Vermont Marble company
The Proctor band gave an excellent con
cert Saturday evening. -Elwyn +. Ward
attended the reception given to the Rev.
r. S. Toman, the new pastor of the West
Rutland Baptist Church on Friday even
mgr. a. Carmen OF Swanton, who has
been in the invoice department OF the Ner-
mont Marble company for some time, mas
been transferred to- the Philadelphia
branch. lie left for his home Friday for
a brief visit and started Sunday evening
for Philadelphia John Vail has gone 10
Bennington to spend n short vacation AT
his home. Arthur l.. Fuller and John a.
Caldwell recently went to Boston for a
brief visit Miss Shedd of the hospital stan
Is In Rutland nursing Miss Alice Ninch'
who is seriously i'll with heart trouble
Mrs. r. II. Stevens and Miss Mary mo
mas are visiting friends in Hincsburgh.-
Truman -. Young of Wallingford, VINO Tor
n few months has worked in the ORDER
room of the Vermont Marble company mas
been transferred to Center Rutland'-In Il
good game here Saturday afternoon black
River Academy defeated the Proctor hlsh
school by u score of 10 to ..
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WEST HAVEN.

Wednesday May %. was festive occa-
sion when Mr. and Mrs. Slas Jakway in
Nited their friends TO the marriage of their
daughter, Florence Mae, 10 Charles Oar
win Adams OF Whitehall. Promptly at 80
y. m. the Rev. II. L. Douglas took his
place under the arch and Miss Clara
Hitchcock struck the opening chords of
the wedding march Master Tracy Adams
and Jonas Smith stood at the foot of the
Istairs and held the ribbons while Adolne
land EVelina Adams unwOund them, form
ling an aisle through the rooms. The bri-
ldal party entered in this order: Misses
Julia Jakway and Lena Slavin. Misses
Lillian Adams and Flora Sisco. Miss Edna
Jakway and Phineas Adams. Miss Flor
lence Jakway and Charles Adams. The
lring service was used Miss JakWay wore
n white silk lowered null and Miss Edna
iJakway wore blue in similar matera !.
Both carried carnations. After congratu-
,Iatious. a delicious supper was served.
Many beautiful presents showed the es-
TEEN Of friends and neiGhbors. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams went directly to their home.
Mr. Adams is carrying on the John 5.
Rogers place in Scota.-Miss Marion
Forbes has been spending week in Bur
Fanny Jakway was at home
from Proctor for over Sunday.
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CHELSEA.

Mrs Ernest A. CorWin was in North
field Mass over Sunday. visiting her
,Cousin, Miss Anne Howe. who is a teacher
lat Mount ilermon school. Miss Blanche
Town send came home from Boston Satur-
day evening &C 'ompasiiod by her friend
Mss Ieita Barnett, of Seattle, Washing
tun.-Mr and Mrs. Charles X. Goodrich
of Montpelier with their infant son. are
spending Il snort vacation with her par
entS. Dir. ana Mrs. A. Il. Smith.--M"-
mortal services were held IN the town hall
on Sunday. The Rev. Geo. r.. Lake. pastor
of III" Congregational C..Urch, delivered
the sermou.--Mrs. Charles A. Densmore
and her son, Tom. returned ON Saturday
from visit of several weeks to her sis
ter, Mrs Charles A D!ckeN, Of Lowell,
Mass. Miss Grace G. Bacon who was
teaching school in Wiliamstown, has been
taken sick and obliged to give up her
ischool.-Mr. Elten r. Cleveland is making
repairs on her tenement house at the low
er end of Main Sj.-Mr. Nav l.. Dickn-
son was IN East Randolph last week the
guest of Or, and Mrs. H. l.. woll.-Prin
Iaud Mrs. j. NJ ComstoCit We're in VII
/ Jamestown last week attending the County
/ CON ference of tOngroga tiOnNl Churches.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

AT tho Baptist Church PARSONAGE We'd
nesdny, May % took place the marriage
of Miss Clara Roberts to Arthur Drake
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Samuel Knowles and the groom was at
tended by Deputy Sheriff Eugene S. Alb
bolt.
Twenty-Five ladies Of the Brooklyn
Whist club were In Bethel Friday and
were entertained al a whist party given
by the Bethel Woman's Improvement So
Icicty. Mrs. b. +. Herrick scored highest
and won the first prize of Il handsome
hand bag. Mrs. Robert Chamberlin was
winner of the second prize. There were
nine tables in operation and all report an
excellent time.
There was II large attendance at the
Grange meeting Saturday evening. The
lecturers programme in charge of G. c.
Flint was as follows: Paper, "What Shall
the Farmer Read" Miss Anne Messer;
""u y hat Exton: Are We JUSTIFIED in fn,-
lowing the Fashions of the Day in Dress
and Actions" Miss Katherine Connolly:
What Is the Importance and Significance
of Children's Day." Miss Mary Morse;
The Reasonable Attitude toward the
Automobile Problem" Dana ". Morse.
The musical part Of the programme was
lin charge of Glenn c. Bailey. After the
regular programme dancing was enjoyed
by the young people.
At a meeting OF Bethany Church held
Monday evening the society by n vote OF
% to II decided to dispose of the par
sonagc on School street and also voted
to accept tho plans of the church com
mittee and tho architect so that the con
structior of the music hall may COM
menCn at once.
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INVESTIGATION.

We've been investigator down TO PoAick
on the Crick,
The customs got So common That va
thought we'd try the trick.
We've heard 50 much bout grafters an
the sinful things they've done,
That We kind o. thought that Satan had
the country in the run.
But Tompkins' store showed up his books,
an proved that last years trade
Would leave him eighty dollars shy II the
farmin' hadn't paid.
An our various officials made It plain 70
common sense
That glory and not rroit was their
greatest rccompense.
Our numerous committees made il COM
fortn'ly clear
That we'll have our rain an sunshine as
we've had em year by year.
An our scientific experts has produced -
ports which show
That your crops, II planted proper an at
tended to, will grow.
competent 20 say
That fish will he a-bitin' in the good, old
fashioned way
Investigations elsewhere has kept troubles
comm thick.
But thcy'v" hoen most satisfactory down
to Pohick on the Crick
Washington Star
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is guest Of Mrs. W. L. WATSON.
y. c. Breen has gone 10 Montpelier.
where he has position in II. f. Wolch's
livery stable
r. H. o'Brion has purchased 90 IT, u.
Brown the Montpelier cypress route.
The condition OF Charles ". Anterior.
who is critically Ill., remains about the
same
Miss Elnora Stalker. matron at the
State hospital for the insane. was oncr-
atod on for appendicitis al Burlington
last Monday Or. ". l.. Wasyon. ono
of the hospital physicians assisted in
the operation.
The date for the minstrel carnival 70
be given by tho Star Nins,rc's ia nov
arranged for Thursday and Friday ovon.
ings June and 6. The carnival is given
by the local Masonic order Of the town.
The tickets 70 on sale next Monday
morning.
Tho ladies Of the Catholic society have
arranged for n reception 10 be given 20
the Rev. ]. A. Lynch next Wednesday
evening from eight To Ton I'm St Ar-
drcw's hall Father Lynch was tho Ma,n-
orial dav orator at Waitsfeld. IL rA-
turned from Washington, D. g., last SAT-
urday. He is to return 10 Washington tho
last OF this week to complete his course
OF study and will return TO Waterbury
tho last OF Jure 70 take up his work az
pastor or St. Andrews Church II Is un-
derstood that tho Rev. Father Cahll,
who Is now acting pastor. Is 70 take q
trip abroad during the summer months.
Mass will he said next Sunday at the
hospital at nine O'Clock and at the CATH
Ole Church at 1880.
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BRADFORD.

Miss Frances Blaisdelle and Charles
PaiCn were married ut East Corn sh.
May a. 10y the Rev. r. j. kilbourn. -
Mrs. Eta CloGston, who has been In
Pennsylvania for some time, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Wright last week
Miss Helen Nye returned to Boston on
Thursday ". n. Allen and daughter
Miss Lena were called to Worcester
Mass, last week 10y the death Of rela-
five Mrs +. A. Carter. who has been
spending some time I'M california, return
ed to Bradford last week. and Is the guest
|of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Doty.-Mrs. J. Q. Sherhurne has gone
to St Johnshury to spend few weeks
with her son. Charles. The Hon. Kit
fridge Iiaskins of Rratleboro was in
town Saturday.--Mrs. Marcia Teller left
for Boston Saturday TO spend few days.
c. s Robertson of Penacook, y. H..
is v.sitinga Ellis McDuffoc and family
Everett McDuffee is very sick with grip
Mrs. George Brown Is the guest of her
aunt. Mrs sleeper IN Springfield, Mass
Miss Chisstabel Morse and Hale Mat
/ toon Of Chelsea were married at the homo
of the brides mother on tho lower plain
| Monday. by the Rev. H. j. kilbourn.
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PAVILION received telegram Monday
from Boston saying that his valuable
mare Maid OF Honor which had been
in that city for exhibition at the horse
show had broken n leg and 1t had been
necessary to kill her
Frank j. Marshall of this city has
withdrawn from the race for the office
OF states attorney Of Washington county
| ecause of personal reasons The candidates
for this office now are BENJAMIN Gates
and +. H. Thomas of this city. and NJ
NJ Gordon of Barre
Harley Cummings died Monday at
his home in the "liorn OF the Moon" dis
| trict in East Montpelier, aged Sc years
Mr.. Cummings had been i'll for long
time with heart disease. He was native
of East Montpelier and had lived nearly
all his life on the farm where he died
He leaves n widow, two sons and one
| daughter.
! Tho listers fled Tuesday with the city
clerk the grand list book for the year 1906
| This book shows the total value of real
estate for taxation 10 be 81 4a1 ,3lo. and the
total value Of personal estate for taxa
ton TO he 81 so 377 This makes the grand
list s52,936.sI. The total number of polls
lis 213. and AZ exempt. These polls make
NV ''ldi etuilu llSt on which tne TAX Is 10
be raised s57,o6S7. Thts is q gain of about
$50 over 1905 and an increase Of taxable
polls of 6S. The gain in the real estate
has been more than $4,000 and there has
been slight decrease in personal prop
erty The listers will soon begin the work
OF the quadrcnnla appraisal of real es-
tate,
George W. H. Silver, n former resident
Of this city. d.cd recently at Tivoli, ~ Y.
Mr. Silver wa SIS wears old and is remen-
hered by oldo- residents Of this city.
The board OF school commissioners has
engaged Miss Delta \. Collins Of Hyde
Park az ASST ant to the principal of the
Washington ountY grammar school for
the next school year Miss Collins grad
uated from Montpelier Seminary in 1904
and taught in the Springfield high school
last year. 81. took special course in
Boston tnive'~it after graduation.
Charles +. Sweeney, who prior to five
years ago worked IN the Western Union
Office in this tY has returned TO Nontpel-
Ter and resumed his old position
The assistant Judges Of Washington
county court have fixed bail in the
case against william Smell Of Wool
bury at $500. which he has been una
bic to raise. The preliminary hearing
in this case viii be held the latter pa:t
of this week. Smell is charged with
poisoning cattle belonging to c. A..
| Watson Of Woodbury.
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MORGAN.

Leon Burroughs is raising HIS house for
a basement and Herbert Bates Is moving
n barn.. =. Gray is much improved in
hcalth.--C. I. Moore is painting his house
and store.-William NintoG, who has been
in Massachusetts placing waffle wagons.
is home for Il while.-Therc are IL scholars
I'm tho graduating class of the school la
town this year,-Miss Bean, teacher in
district No. g. mas been sick the past week.
The Peoples Telephone company arn
puttng in "A new line direct to Island
Pond. f. l.. Holmes, the manager at the
central, IS looking after the work. II,
Gilmore has gone to Derby to run board
in luuoltpr mill
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Nathan Dunbar has purchased farm
IN Sheffield and moved his family on to
.U.--Charlcs sullivan is home for u short
visit from Waterbury.S. r. Cello has re-
turned to Aver Mass MIR. aud Mrs. FREQ
man Farmau are in Derby this week at
tending the graduating exercises OF Derby
Academy. Mrs. Isabel I,ll, who has been
pa ssing the winter in southern California.
returned last Thursday. Samuel Wedge
has sold his farm to IIazen Stewart.
Republican caucus to elect delegates to
the state and district conventions will
he held June 8 at S p. IN.
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BENSON.

y. T. Beden, who runs the stage from
hire to Fair Haven, has been on the
sick list the past week and \. {. Harri'
son has driven for hlm.-The Rev. James
H. Chllds of Northbrdge. Mass, arrived
in town tn" past week with his littlo
daughter and they are guests of the Rev
and Mrs Irving II. thilds. The Rev
James H. thilds occupied the Congrega
tional pulpit last SundaY.-Mrs. Bradley
Doane of the east part of the town dice
last Friday morning. Her funeral occur
red on Sunday. May 1.-THE G. A. X
of this town went to Orwell TO celebrate
Memorial Sunday with the comrades OF
that town.
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. Fred Huxley and Mrs. William
Clark were IN Montpelier Saturday.
Fred Shonton and Frank kurrNy began
work for H. q. Ward Thursday Mrs.
William Johnson was in Waterbury Ned
nesday.-Mrs. Pc Griffith was in Waits
field Frday.-Mr and Mrs. Walter Nor
fairly was tho guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Taylor Sunday .-Th" daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Ward is quite ill.-Mrs,
curtis Guyott was IN town FRIDAY
PAU Baird has fnlshec clcrking for
Clinton Ward and his place has been
supplied by Mr.. NcAllster.-M Misses Mabel
and Daisy Atkins were at home over
SundaN.-Wliam Klnssbury has finished
his work IN Bolton and Fred Shontcl
will take his plarc.-Thcro We're no Mo
mortal exercises Mt the Methodist Church
l.. G. Atkins Is slowly
gaining
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from third pagc.j

tended the funeral from this place were
the Rev. and Mrs. ". &. Howard, Miss
Hattie Grlswold Mr.. and Mrs. VI. w.
Narnum and Mrs w. H. Griswold, the
Rev. II. e. Howard was the officiating
clergyman and tho burial In the family
lot at Jercho.-F'rcd Jaques OF Sheldon
has rented and taken possession of \. j.
Thomas's tenement house and black
smith shop.-R. S. Fuller, who has been
in q critical condition for the past two
weeks. died early Sunday mofning.--J.
Y. Wilson of Milford. Mass, spent the
past week with friends here. lfe is a
native of Lamoile county but FOR sew
eral years past has resided at Milford.
He soon expects TO go to Seattle. WASH
ington, to make his future home with
his daughter Mrs. II. A. Bagley.
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NEWPORT.

At a meeting held in the high school
building Friday evening to see about
forming an alumni association Prof.
G. l.. COwles was appointed chairman pro
tenn. Noel W. Smith acted rs secretary.
Il was decided o. hold a banquet June -
and committee was chosen on invite
tons and it was decided that the chair
appoint a committee to draw Np corcs
stitution and bylaws to be presented
and approved At the next meeting. Joseph
r. Colby, class u. was chosen toast
master for the banquet June T..
q. A. r. Post attended the memorial
service sunday at the rniversalist Church,
West Derby The Rev. Mr.. Emery de-
livered a sermon. Victory Through
Death" which was listened to by large
and appreCiHtiVc aud euCe.
The members Of the Young Mems I'm
provemcnt club met at the club rooms
Tuesday evening TO hear and dispose of
the report of the committee appointtd 80
investigate ana recommend matters per
tanning to the proposed boat club house
Accommodations. But few members We're
present and no definite action was taken.
Raymond ColodnV entertained about %
of his young friends at his home on Main
street Monday Afternoon, the fourth an
niversary Of his fourth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs Xene Blake rejoice over
the arrival of an eght-pourd son, born
Tuesday morning.
Miss Roseind Touikcs of Boston is the
guest of II. u. Lindsey.
The steamer Lady of The Lake VII make
the first schedule trip June =.
r. c. Camp is moving mis- family to I}os-
ton where he has a position with an en-
CRAVING and printing establishment.
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EDEN.

Mrs. Sarah Sanboin arrived home from
California Monday night.-Mrs, NJ. Shat
tuck is In Fairfield with her son, Mcrt,
having Just arrived there from call
fornia.--The school taught by Myra Blake
had Il programme Tuesday afternoon In
honor of Memorial day.-Mrs Ethel
(SargenO Shcrmon and Mr. sherman
from Washington, ID. g. are at II. ".
Adams's on visit.-Arthur Midget and
wife spent Sunday with her parents, ".
u Adams and wife.--Carrol Sargent
visited his mother over SundaI.-Ezra
Peters and Fred Rushford werc arrested
for intoxcation and both pleaded guilty
and paid their nno.-The case ~ state
vs. Ferrand for dogs chasing deer was
decided in favor Of Ferrand
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NORTH TROY.

Or. +. J. Koran. who has been quite
sick. has improved so that he is out in
his automobile.-Mar r. Banstor is
building two new houses on Elm street.
The Rev. Mr. Fisher Of Mansonvlle.
p. O., preached,th Memorial sermon at
the Baptist Church Sunday. Memorial
day address will be in the same church
and VIII he delivered by Aaron Grout Of
Newport. -Wallace Wakefield, admins
trix of the estate of the late John W.
Currier, has just completed the sale OF
Currler farm to e. s. skinner OF Barton
LandinE.-The little Carr boy who has
been sick at the house Of James Houston
died Monday morning, The high school
closes Friday June ! and preparations are
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WORCESTER.

Thomas Ttton has exchanged places
with Albert Burrill, taking the sheldon
Wiley place for his share in the Tewks-
bury place Burill going into COM
pany with Henry rtton.-M, V. Cross
went to MorrisNilc on Wednesday for
examination by the board of pension
examiners Henry g. ketchum, who
spent the winter in Georgia and Ala
hama, returned on Saturday Mrs. G. y.
Hunt Of Montpelier and her sister, Mrs.
Nettie Emery Mcpherson of Won .sre>r,