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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
iSepen Days II American History.
Lake City placed the United stapes
flag at half.maat.. ~

Lake city placed the united STATS
5&S flag at half.maats H
SJULYtsa s.5 RI
s1742-spanish fleet OF fitty-one vessels veM
l7gB8? with &, 900 MGR. attempts the inva.s
e sion of Georgia. #SS tsSs
1760-Abercrombte and Lord Howe ems
bark on Lake George against Ilconss
58 dtenrogla and Crown Point With
force OF 10000 men. ].
31776--New5Hn v plundered and pil!ascd
1777-Anericans abandon Fort Ttecondes--
177o--New Haven captured ,by Governor
85515s Tyron, ofaNew York, With q force
of Hessians and Tories. #s
51s1+Americans victorious over British
at battle % chippewa. tW ylrs q q.
lslz'2 JuLy I. ssi. .@SS
51s3o---Fourtecn Yessels arrive with BOO;
a$SEfS ccyolonistts for Boston Bal .8 These
55@B colonrists founded NYatertown.$ Dor s
chester md Roxb,iry.
5i75s-French ambuscndeS British advances
s near Ticonderoga; Lord HoNie
Killed. & sst4s
1775-contincntal Congress sissues5 e man
itesto.s just.ifyins 49, resistance &c ne "a
E&f&aE England. 2SRS$S h#ss Sas6..55S D. 5as$
ton on the Hudson.
17e1-Gen. Wayne attacks Ra 4
5Sgl and retires In good order.
E~17e5-Congress establishes the istnndard$
OF the American dollar 5SsSs
1ss4-Boston and Worcester = abroad
opened. s$s3e$ }S sa&
discharge portion 81 Eastport, Net
8 burned. sS&s5s$
1s4s-Prresldent requested TO 8occnpy tho
ports Of Texas and to- send an army
for It's sprotectiont f
a1eee-Democrnt Is noninpt c5s Horatio 4sey-
$s3S5g mour for President. ~ 8as
1ss2-RtotlnK bestnssin great Homestead
steel, strike &
5152o-On8S the plains 8of Oturibni $Cortes
fSg decides the fatc&o f Mexico by sdeSs
feat!ng the native army.
S164o-Providence Or. I.)ashas ~ govern
iment formed by fortyEcitizens,3 after
I their own model. s&&A
[1775-.GeneralS Braddook defeated near
Fort Duquesne by F~renchEnnd IN
s3a dlans. 5$$SS
177-Burgooyne defeats Americans under
st. Clair, nt Hubbardton..sa 4$%S&
9179s-Washington appointed lieutenant,
general of the armies OF the United
States. French treaties annulled
by Congress-. Enthusiastic prepa7
ration for war with France:
51e44--Fiye thousand troops called 5out TO
suppress race riots In philadelphia
s1s65-Paynue,, Hcrrold,. Atzerdpt and Mrs,
s5 Surratt hanged 8inaEyYashtngton for
completely IN the murder Of Pres
ident Lincoln. $s5&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

ASSftHnf
Eing expenses, equivalent 10 . tetlr1h of
nbouts one and ote.hAif per cent on the
annual average sum Invested In tie rails
ways. ttUjider tis lease system the pri--,
Evats corporations contributed Thirty &
Athree per cent, Tor s9sat,soo ,ooo1 IL y the III cost ~
of building and euuipping the rosadssis q
tie State was Obliged lii The period a from rom
1890! 70 1901 10 turn over TO the lessee L. Mrs
companies the whole 81 Il net earnings
oh ali the railways, an average annual
SUN ,of Sl4,s45, COO, and an additional
average annual sum 81 $i,4ss,t 100, 80 that
the state not only received N interest on
its average investment 81 seoi,2oo.ooo.a but
lnF addition was obliged 10 pay = lessee
companies atput one and Sone-hnlf mile N
lions d year. Ths interest on the bonds dpdsI
Issued by the government amounted 70
$40, $4,000. and the additional sum paid
tho lessee company makes g total an
ni,al cost to the State on account q
railroads 81 81, ~, 400 " v N
Mr.. Meyer II conclusion says that
taxes iii italy gon salt md other neoest
.snriesso d life. aud the tax p buildings
and the tax On agricultural 4 nds amount nt
q the aggregate to ss1,ooot,ooo9.. 1rhe.8 .alt
tax Is especially burdensotnsea upon rNonnn me the
poor, BUT says MI ..&Meyer, Nf the ne
Italian railwda:yy policy did not COMPEL th =
government to raise BY tnxatilon. Bann va
some ss1,ooo.ooos for the purpose q (
paying interest hot earned the 4 rail rail-
ways, tile IN mem cou1d SsNwne 81 q q,
the salt 5tn1x ana thu ~ sta Az on ether ut'et h nsces4
%sarles and stlll3 hive Sss' 100000 ~ = SSS1tlhhfe,
good, which II could use X Tor q the /. purpose z Csc
Of removing Iinf part the taxes on q build.
iiiilgss ana other q srlcuituralH iarn !! 81 A
These statements are'; worthy 81 q CON 6 N y
slderntion BY those ciItizensSof the United te
States who are M favor 81 governlrnrNeenn t
ownership and ope1ntior5sop t railroads.ssS4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
Merely Joking.

Practical Geoog3rr.aphy,---Teacher IL yout
stand facing the north What rs aLStne
back OF your Iohn I MY !. ~ 4
.pants."-Exchange.
the Panorama.-Yisitor What ts'
that hole in the canYas2 end
T water Is painted 30 naturally that,
people arc trying g %droWn&{ theInselVes
alli the ime..'.---Exchange #
BACK 3to, Earth.-"A mar who sails q Y
fly;ing machine Is known as ansnoronnut,'
lit what would you call a woman IN m,
.airship9' ssI'd call her down.'--Plain-
dealer. @
The Way Of ThcrnLy ~ n rs.$ Wise: IA ! see
you're advertising for q %greenhornS SER
ant girl" Mrs. Newman: Yes,
Thought Id get ono and train her up IN
INA wny che should go,,'.' Mrs. Wise:
3,sYess and when YOU get her trained
she'll go."'---Pliladclphla ledger.
caalllnoq %Names.-He; Funny thing
about YOUR sex CallBn woman a poiird,
ana pleased; but scall her Q hens Of
an Old Rorow, and she gets angry shes
NOTHING exclusively feminine 9
thnt. Gail "a man a sad dog, and me
Feels good rotod but cull him "a miserable cur
the same th1ng-and he'll knock your
head of, '--Boston Transcript Il
HIS Moneys Worth.-""yyhat's the mat
ter.N Old chap?$gSYou look thin ~ am.
IN taken d bath every hour OF sthelday
and hight now3afor week. aE.$Y what ln
3forgH. DIN atayipg gnt Anew York hotel
Wyhssires they charge meEs12 q day88foraa
room with#a bath, tand that's the only
Way Il i get event. -yWotman's Home
Companion sSSSS nv 1&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
Rhymes fox 4 va: Day
Melting Metre.
w TO observation-disclosures!
TWAS hot enough for me-

TO- yestefday---Wnopee. g
#A$1t9was hot enough for me-
5As5R 5s((ISsIanticipate your yet unutteredi
ESs8s squery) @ s
Plenty hotaaenougl--in8 short #s
TO speak fra kly. ms q /.
IT was hotter than y cotton A. -oh very!
Through the, day I gnaped for air,
here and smiling, there.
Butt didn't got q lung fnlsver afreauent
Either Nor. or Sou. or u East
And to sayAthe very least, #8lS
Twas a atru g e that s. cant describe ,dE''
as piqlant: sS s ~
81 ate EnnaIuight but icy broth,
And read Nansen's "Frarthest North
II tn, hope I. get me leS5f feeling not g
torrld.
And through all the llvelong day.
II wen very ncgligee-s ;.$ a%
yet despite my strongest Ct erorts% 1 IS tsa'
j: thhof;r!Ld. .@5S
Did i write ~ daily $pome7
me answer frankly: DIM
For mry,69muse felt oyerheateda and retir-
y ing;
1f#to th,uIsll,y break the rule a
seems to argue me as COOL .l
IWell-1&w1asn't ! cause q I: spent the the sd cay
perspiring.a n !, y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
"The Great Ship"
(selected for Tho Tlmes-p ispatcb5

(selected for Tho Tlmes+ pispatch0
.'come thou and all thy house into the
Iark,.-Gen. VII. !.
We do not need the Bible TO prove the
pelpge. The hammer OF tho geologist
announces Il. IN what way the cattps-
tropfhpe came. we know moi, but " came
and to. meat 1t God ordered g great ship
Il. be built. There was no PROV. for II
was to sail to no shore. There was no
helm, for no human hand should guide
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
and may he lord shaat .sSoN nj!

Meantime, while these two Richmond
medical colleges are h~esitating oyer the
plan OF consolidation. the, University OF
Virginia Is expecting to make an Ginroad
upon them by securing az the head OF
her medical school Or. George ben John,
slon, that great Light and ornament of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
iTheaSilk Hat Obsolescent,

observers are noting the gradual dis
inlutpNeayance Of the top hat, Cycling dealt
1T the first sariousg blow, then golf 9Hgot
ssoorn i In, and now thee motor has II well
In chsncery. Ascot lis expected to show
further Indications Of this change of
fashion and AZ this sexceedingly damage
able, piece OF headgeaN lis finally drtyen
from race meetings there will be few to
mourn Is loss.-pxfoFd isis,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
one Kind 81 Love.

agT...WhenG marrIagess5are unhappy! sa!dI
Mark 8Twain al Jas dinner, ut Is usuaAly.
because the husband. Isn't tenderfand OBJ
servant about .%trifes, 8$ !. X.
,HTho husband Is too much Ike thpe
young, ,founI ma who sat singing With great,
jeexppressioln, i love thee! 8loY y thee!
with an ory-es that tcann9t q lei ithh
~ owe hat cannot sd--tyep
dtHHjjss9swlfe lust then Scane mans satdr
jJames.#I want q scpttle OF GOAL,
wv, III iii! go to-the dickens, said y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
Learning Of Youth.

Commencement essayists. dealing at
this pleasant season Of The Year With
problems OF life may wonder later on
they !dtsposed Of them SO readily
Lake Tribune.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

OR, d sain a soristliitig might De- bgeG Enc eeonn
plishedSS B referring to the c~atlnedtsl1ea
AsetcannibalS. S Sl5sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

v II Congress would only get as much
done every week o. lite session 5asi u
regularly .cotnpresses into It's last week,
what 3 grand old country, we$5 s n'o''ldlI
have, 70 be sure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
T4If6gY@allNEf
SUNDAY JULY !. 1e@.

How to Cali The Times Dispatch. a
person wishing 10 conmunleate WITH
Erhe&TImes.p Dispatch. by telephone VIII ask
central fof EE..4o41,, Y, andion being answered
sSrorn@the offlce switchboard Will Indicate
department. or person With whom tnsy
Wish To- speak. jE5s s@. /.
When calling betvvee en- 8 h q Me- nd y
sA.. M. call TO central 3 9 1ce dlrect LOT
gSo41 conn oslrg ROOM 4o42 bushes sssG o rHI''ett
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

Title, Investigate 81 itoff the powder co n.
sbins is being looked forward <, !, StoS sass q
bdng..upaafair W A N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

FROM one point sofS vlsR, that esseaped;;
sacaoonnytet really earned II. He not sSsonly.
lived FOR d fortnight among the The e3aefssspt
Ing things of the earth, but he actually
Prsttpsistetd8 aii That time ON canned proven
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

oysteraap1B3ay Is again preta ring Sfors its
annual sFeappeinrance on the map.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

Ju,ie5 asdalys8 viii be- observed to 9 be ! re
.mnlaGrrkaabblyy rare from this Y time e g 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

Still there Is no reason for those gun
powder people III get explosive @about9ita
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

tlhhvss medical prcfessicnAAlchafiottesviiie
Progress. Gilt
" And, fneuhtltne, the IRichntrnNo3nd& schools spM
are heglectins . slotiols opportunnity 20 g
g.poui issussas ard get stogether. sS$$iS8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

TRINfsHNg s,pi1sfss.. 9gFi1IHN lNNT.E,I9 1NfTy. - 4Is.EI.E
ITS ~ brave President who resolves to
BLOW 4 p9aIpowder trust. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

Il tic Banks OF tho Panama Canal
llpiTporn,f1ssss q bee one ~ n ~ ietapopuillan1rf s dl tiles
1896, N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

Looking stat$ il from another standpoint
the tln-can makers, also, must have SUI
Tered some E S&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

Practical Geo,grraIphy.--,Teache III youS
stand Gin the north what is at the 4
back 81 Vol? ~ Johnnie: "Ashole In me
m M IL -EYnhp nuo.& %ES3 t@&s8ay 4zTHT9g3T9H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

]. J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Plea OF EMOTIONAL
INSANITY

The defense ~ % b. insanity and
WIN n Merits. ~ Seattle has been
retained hs the LEADING seansel fer
chester Thompson VIII u Thomn-
aun viii aiso appear ga behalf u
hts san, and " r., Reynolds. of Ia
enmB. has also been retained
SO far the defense has Issued no
anbpnenas Tor Witnesses. hut it ta
expected that physicians ahd friends
~ the family wili be ealied % testify
sa Ca certain Inherent traits and TO
uanY acts IT Chester Thompson Ha-
ing "a suhalautinte tho claim that
far a long tlme prior - the shoot
ns tha youth was not mentally
sound
Boys lsVs uarsaaltsd.
tnfeauitsd love Tar Mis- Char
lotte Whittieauy the young niece u
Mrs knory. waa the Jircet cause -
chester Thampsous shooting judge
EMERY THE yoaag man HAD re-
neatedlY nraei tbs girl % marry
hlri. bat she haa refused FuF vaft-
aus reasons Judso Emory had en-
aaaad the attentions of young
Thompson 70 Miss Whiglissey and
rhomnaoa vas aware 81 thlH fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

the rocker f. always a
very popular article for
Gift Giving. and We have
hundreds Of different styles
here for You 20 select from.
One like this. solid oak.
finely chartered and high
IL polished, solid shaped
seat. exactly like picture.
Get one Of these Tor a gin
piece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

..t.r thompson. whose ttiAi
- mar-gef Of Judse eensEs
rasory. 1ply last viii be-
sN.ta,s lua9n Smell m The Fepe.
q s ~ ~ rseoma Thursday VII
~ ~, BE- taksn % rlsrcs county
49, - on "Wednesday
,,,ssssxs hf the state and de-
s.pst che tfial % last three
rhe defence viii picsa mat
- shot and kuied 1ndse
" willis msaus IN hts hove for
tsaafy's nieoe Mites Ghare
- Nhltilesef
s wsnssssa sumsensd.
....ating Attorney Kenneth
...,ssntssA. ~ Elus county. and his
~ sega,y. John = Miller VIII
s...sisi ~ Thow#s Vance, a
$3.50 lawyer az OLYMPIA.
.-tx.ulne witnesses haNe been
ss.s>asea rs ere stale intlndms
-. rss-Wiiuessss ot the eheolins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

..osRsR OF JUDGE EMORY
sVNs eVg ugRUouirGo
W. VS. AS rag MOTIVE FOR
s,.s rRA0eas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

we suggest such an article
which VIII prove a lasting
reminder OF the River Such
as this will make a fine
holiday gift Combined
aideboard and china cabi.
net of fine oak, highly pol.
iahod. large mirror. draw
ers and compartment, With
china cabinet on enc side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

N woura a the smart 50 20
g vcuia a. SOFA Dc aeen IN v''n.
4 vnhous her Ahoea az to b.
sukt nuawares Without her ear
a They are the rage nov. ani
\ splss u the universal ASSERTION
- sansa tine aza BY fashion
Ssgaxs that fhe rci3n q the EAR
~ wuui8 ~ shsgs. Il d incFeAs
Il n psp0ArsfY.
n n~ari Aes.fs IS tha fAvorifs
~ tke deslealaiv tfnaed coral ear
~ eosnas Ia 4 close secun1 Tia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Dr. Hinat. dentias. 40 BsEks
ha.ial1E pnoae. lnd Se2 Seattle
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

SPECIAL all the little Contest girls would
like TO Furniture Piece to keep Tor
viii 10 II YOU eau
for q during the II yours happened to be broken wen
give n card
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-23
For Open shop.

Walter Drew, who halls from Grand
Rapids. was in this city recently look
ing over the field TO see what the pros
poets are for establishing the 'open
shop" in the building industry in Chi
cage, says Luke Grant In the Chicago
Inter Ocean. Mr.. Drew is the acting
secretary OF the National Erectors' as.
ISOLATION, and he says the open shop in
the building trades has been establish
ed in Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo, Pc,
dunk and several other hourishing cen.
tiers and there should be no reason why
1t should not be established here. He
Is young man and is quite enthusi.
astic and probably does not fully real
lie the extent OF the project he has un-
dertaken. The building trades work,
men here are not looking for the open
shop, and they are not losing sleep over
Mr.. Drew's visit. II Is good guess
Mr.. Drew will be considerably older
before he succeeds in his project
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-23
BENEFIT TO SOCIETY.
Trades Unionfsm Tends 10 Promote
General welfare.

General Welfare.
Organized labor's efforts to secure
legislation was discussed in the nation.
al house. April s. Hon. Charles A.
Towne OF New York city placed in the
Record labor's statement of grievances
and said:
THE economic forces OF the age tend
to capitaiistic combination and con.
solidation. and il unrestrained and nm
regulated they threaten the stability Of
the social order. The workingmen Of
the country may justly feel an especial
interest in curblng the rapacity OF
these organized appetites which exist
either by the warrant or by the permits
sion OF the laws. In this enterprise
these petitioners become allies Of al
members OF society not Immediately
associated In schemes Of spoliatlor
and plumber. When thus engaged they
cense to be faction, but become the
representatives OF the general welfare
Instead Of meriting the appellation o.
agitators and disturbers. they range
themselves among the conservative ele
ments Of our institutions in further
ance of what has become the great pa
triotie political duty Of the hour-ths
restoration in the republic of the an
Gent standards Of justice and equality
under the law, the mingled safety and
progress that constitute the goal and
the sanction Of democratic govern
ment."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-23
TWICE TOLD TESTIMONY
Barre People Are Doing All They Can
for Fellow Sufferers.

Barre testimony has been published
to prove the merit OF Doans Kidney
Pills to others in Barre who suffer from
bad backs and kidney ills. Lest any
sufferer doubt that the cures made by
Doan's Kidney Pills are thorough and
lasting, we produce confirmed proof
statements from Barre people saying
that the cures they told of years ago
were permanent. Here's Barre case;
George l.. Cummings, engineer, living
al. 3 Branch street, Barre, W., says;
eight years ago Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured at v. A. browns drug store,
stopped a constant dull aching in the
small of my back and through the kid
news. which was always more severe af-
Ter a hard days work. | was convinced
that Doan's Kidney Pills acted up to
the representations made for them and
told of my experience in a statement
published in our Barre papers. In add.
ton to the aching In my back there was
distressing urinary weakness which
was most annoying. Doan's Kidney
Pills cured me Of all these troubles and
there have only been slight occurrences
since. At such times | have taken a few
doses OF the pills and the attack WIS al
ways promptly checked. | have recon-
mended your remedy TO scores Of PEG.
pie and know Of many who have the
same good opinion OF il that | have
For sale BY all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milbmn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the namc Doan's and take
no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-23
CARNIVAL WEEK.
u. ". NJ Commencement, "Old Home
Week and Carnival Week at
Burlington.

Burlington is TO have big carnival
week from June 27th TO the Both.
Thursday, june 2sth, there will be a
great scuIling race for purse of $500,
Friday, June 20, big hose tournament,
and Saturday Old Home Week reunion.
There viii be Northern league base bali
gnInes every dav, and also dog show.
10 enable the people OF Vermont to en-.
JOY these attractions, the Central Yer
mont Railway 90. win sell tickets TO
Burlington and return at the following
reduced rates during the week: VIII
Jamestown. $500; South Barre. 81;
Barre, st.e0; Montpelier. Sl.65. For
Thursday and Friday only Williams.
town. Si.5O: South Barre, si.a5; Barre
md Montpelier, S1e5; Bethel aud Ran.
dolph, $3.50; Roxbury, 1885,; North.
and good going june ~ and returning
bury. Si.00.
Tickets az the low rates for the two
big days. Thursday and Friday, june
2S and 20, will be good going June
2s aud, returning, until June 20 only,
and goog going June 20 and returning
until June 80, only.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-23
CHELSEA.


Mrs. II. II. Corwin left the first of
the week for Chicago, ILL.,, where she
will visit her son, the Rev. Carl IL.
CorWin.
Misses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby rel
turned the first "a the week from Ram
doiph, where they had been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Powers.
Mrs. Manuel Rowe Of Laconia, n. a.,
is in town visiting her brother, Holton
S. Annis. She is accompanied by her
grandson from New Haven, Conn.
Miss sallie II. Emery, Oldest daugh-
ter Of Col. and Mrs. G. S. Emery Of
Newport, was ono Of the graduates at
st. Johnsbury academy last week and
was enc Of the speakers at the gradu-
ating exercises
Miss Nora Taylor was ii Barre last
week to attend the graduating exercises
Of the Spalllding high school. from which
institution her sister, Florence, gradu-
ated.
Miss Emma Hatch attended the COM
lnencement exercises mt St. ,Iohnsbury
last week and on her return was &C.
companied by one of her classmates,
Miss Edith Virgins Of Wilder, who was
her guest for d few days the first 81
the week.
/ Charles i. Densmorc returned Thurs
| day evening from Montpelier, Ned A.
Hatch arrived from Monsoon, Mass, and
Miss Iora Hood from Boston, Mass,
also Thursday evening from vacation
! from their school work.
Mrs. Fannie Mills Of Ferry, WASH,
has arrived to spend several weeks at
the home Of j. n. Atwood.
| 1t has been decided Ia have no fth
tof July celebrations III this town this
year, and the Chelsea band has been
engaged to play AZ yershire on that
day
Q. d. Tracy returned Thursday even.
/ inn from ten days vacation spent with
| friends in Lowell and Boston, Mass.