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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-12-20
Temple to be Appointed U. S. At.
tOrneV.

Washington, d. G., Dee. Congress
man Hepburn announced today that dis
trict attorney Lewis Miles, of the south
ern Iowa district, does not desire re-
appointment and that he would recon-
mend to the delegation when it meets
to agree on federal appointces the ap-
pointment of NJ. l.. Temple, of Osceola
AS this Office is conceded to the Eighth
district Temples appointment seems to
be practically assured.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-12-20
Winter Road Dragging.

Many farmers are of the notion that
the roads cannot be dragged in winter
time. This is mistake. Much good
can be done during the winter months
on the roads. The drags should be used
in winter the same as any other time of
the year. 1t is very important that
before freezing weather comes the
roads should be smooth. Whenever
there is slight thaw the roads should
be promptly dragged.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-12-20
Last of "Graybeards" Gone.

Mason City, Dec. 13.-The last sur
viving member of the famous "Gray-
beard" regiment in the civil war, T. Ii.
McGoon, died at North English this
morning at an advanced age. He was the
father of Mrs. G. L. Smith, wife of the
manager of the American Brick & Tile
company of this city. He enlisted from
Iowa and has been resident here all
his life.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-12-20

a young soldier doesn't like to hear
an old soldier tell how he fought when
he was a soldier.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-12-20
Houy:F Of Berries!

Holly full of red berries and lots of Them We
have this year two cases of that fancy Delaware
holly the one that has that Waxy, green leaf
linsel, toys and novelties, fancy candles for
decorating purposes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
STRUGGLED ALL NIGHT.
Workmen in Desperate Straits Of Cal
ifoinia Coast.

San Francisco, Jan. 13.- Struggling
desperately all night against the ter-
rihle southeast gale which swept upon
tho coast yesterday, the tug Sea Rover
clung to dredger and two lighters,
upon which were 35 workmen bound for
San Pedro, until il was beaten back in
seething breakers on Duxbury Reef, and
was compelled To abandon the unweildy
craft and its human freight to their
fate The life savers arc now hurry
ing To the scene of the wreck to tiy
to pick up the survivors. When the
Sea Rover reached here yesterday as
sistance was promptly sent to those in
distress, but with an the despatch pos
sible ne bbat can reach the doomed crew
before they strike the rocks, and IL is
likely that no boat could live long
enough near the reef to be Of service
The tugs Sea Rover, Liberty and Sea
Queen left here yesterday with the
dfedger and Fighters in tow for san
Pedro. where the North American Dredgs
ing company had taken the contract
to deepen the inner barber.
Soon after getting out the wind rose
and there was heavy swell. The COM
bined forces Of the tugs were neces-
sary TO keep the scows from foulirg
the ightship.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
YOUNG coRBETT LOST.
To Aurelio Herrera in Fifth Round Of
Their Fight.

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. 13.-Aurelio
Herrera OF California knocked out Young
Corbett in the fifth round OF their bat.
tie here last night.
Herrera's victory WAS an easy one.
Gorhett's exhibition was disappointing.
He lacked The i'm and dash thar had
won 50 many battles Tor him, aud bis
only fofeeful blows failed 10 infliet any
damage on the well conditioned body
of his opponent.
The fight came near ending il the
first round, In the last minute Of this
round Herrera caught Corbett on the
jaw with left and right in quick succcs
sion and sent him staggering against
the ropes but oyeranSiety to land the
finishing blow caused him to swing Wild
II and Corbett quickly gathered his
wits and stalled OF defeat.
In the fourth round Corbett showed
d brief squirt ot good form, forcing Her
rerra against the ropes and landing
with both hands
Early III the fifth round, Herrera
started ii eoUntcring sclidly with his
right On 6orbett's Jaw and the Denver
boy staggered Quick as d fash the
Natii DIHIA NihH was On Nlhi alld Win
series 81 rights and lefts sent lin to
the foor. Corbctf got up Immediately,
but again went down from right swing
that caught him on the side Of the head.
BE struggled to his feet at the count
of six and tried to cIinci Herrera
pushed him against the ropes, and set
ting himself, swung a vicious right 70
the jaw. Corbett fell upon his face and
lay in that position until he was count
ed ont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
COLLEGES NOW UNITE
FOR CLEAN FOOT BALL
Two Committees Joined Forces at New
York Last Night--walter Camp and
W. T. Reid Become Prorni.
ncnt in New Councils.

New York. Jan. 13A move which
II taken to moan mitch toward estab.
lishing intercollegiate foot ball on 4
higher plane than IL hitherto has ocett.
pied and reform in the more undesir.
able details Of the sport, was made here
last night when the old foot bali rules
committee, which for many years past
has dictated the form the sport should
take voted to alnalgamate with the new
committee appointed BY the so-ealled
reform conference recently held here at
the imitation Of the New York uni
versity and attended BY the repre4en.
tatives Of 6s colleges and universities
Throughout the country.
The old and new committees met ali
separate hotels last night. but it was
soon apparent that amalgamation was
st hand and conference committees were
appointed. An agreement was reached
and when the consolidation was per-
fected II was agreed that Walter Camp
Of Yale should edit the new rules. L.
10. 4. Dennis Of Cornell was elected
chairman cf the newly formed Joint
committee, and w. r. Reid, Jr., Of Har-
ward, secretary.
The joint committee now comprises
L. +. G Dennis, Cornell; ". T. Reid,
Jr., Harvard; Walter Camp, Yaie- J.
p. Fine, Princeton: John G. Bell, Penn.
sylyania; Paul Dashheld Annapolis
Alonzo a. Stagg, Chicago; +. X. IIaH,
Dartmouth; Lieut.. &. r. DAILY, West
Point j. a. Babbitt. Havcrferd: G. w
savage, Obcrlin; I. IT. Curtis, Tfniver-
sity d Tc2as Harry r. Williams, uni-
versity 81 Minnesota, and J. Il. Lees,
University Of Nebraska.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
In Case Of Charles |. Tucker,
Convicted Of Murder
ION STICKPIN EVIDENCE
Second Petition Was for Certain Frivi-
legea to Enable Defense To Obtain
Testimony Hearing on Peti-
tica This Afternoon.

Boston, Mass, Jan. 1s-Ihe ease of
Charles 8. Tucker, convicted Of the plsa-
der of Mabel Page, was before the courts
today in a double form. One form was
1.-THE filing BY the counsel for tho defend
ant Of motion for d new tfial, on the
ground OF newly discovered evidence re-
lating to the stickpin which figured
prominently in the trial This was fied
with the clerk Of the court at East
Cambridge.
His counsel also apeared before Judge
Sherman in the superior court in this
city, and argued request for certain
privileges to enable the defence TO OBJ
tain testimony on which a certain pof
ton of the defendants motion for a new
trial is based. This hearing WIS pr
vate. At its conclusion announcement
was made that the hearing on the mo
ton for a new trial would be given at
East Cambridge at three this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
BEE MEN MET.
M. r. Cram of West Brookfeld Is Again
President.

Burlington, Jan. 1S.-The 2lst annual
meeting OF the Vermont Bee Keepers
association was held yesterday In the
small dining room of the Ven Ness
House with sessions both ii the morn
ing and afternoon. There were mem.
hers Of the association present. The
presentation 81 the several papers and
the accompanying discussions were all
practical and helpful and the meeting
was accounted most successful one.
President NJ. +. Cram Of West Brookfeld
presided
The officers are: President, NJ, II.
Cram Of West Brookfeld: secretary, w.
G. Larabee Of Shoreham; treasurer. H.
i. Leonard Of Brandon; vice presidents,
Addison county, G. C. Spencer Of Pan.
ton; Rutland county, Y. n. Forbes Of
West Haven; Orange county, c. b. Fisk
Of Breok6eld; I.amoille county, +. K.
Seaycr of Cady's Falls The time and
place for holding the next meeting were
left with the officers OF the associa
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
cHILDREN BuRNEp.
While Their Mother Was at Church in
Providence. R. /.

Providence, Il. T.. Jan. 1s.---While
their mother was attending church, Lii
iian, aged 9, and Mildred A., aged 2,
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace l..
Saekett Of Edgewood, suburb Of this
city. were burned 70 death i'll d fire
which destroyed their home. The fifr
originated ii the hallway of the upper
tenement occupied by the Sacketts. Mr.
Saekett heard the fire while in the kit
chcn and attempted 10 carry the child
rem out of the house. He succeeded in
getting them out 81 their bed when Ne
was overcome BIZ the smoke and was
obliged to break open a window The
FIRE prevented him from again reaching
the children and hc leaped from the
window. Before he could get assistance
the two children we're burned TO crisp.
The father was 80 badly injured that
he was sent to a hospital. Mrs. Saclett
was notified IN tle midst OF the services
and is prostrated by the shock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
WAS ROBBED OF $3.50
IN NEWARK, N. j., BANK
Secretary Laid Down Satchel to Speak
to Friend and When He Started
to Pick It Up There Was No
Satchel-No Clue
Satchel-No Clue.

Newark, n. T., Jan, ia daring rob
berry occurred yesterday afternoon in
the National Banking eompany's bank
when satchel containing several thou
sand dollars disappeared IRON the bank
counter while the man who had just
drawn the money turned for a minute
to speak ~ i friend. Both he and his
friend say they saw no one approach
the spot where the satchel had been
placed. The police have no clue.
I1aban Dennis, secresNry Of the George
Brown 81 Co.'S stone works, went into
The bank about noon to draw $3.50,
the amount of the company's weekly
pay roll He obtained the money from
the paying teller and deposited it IN
satchel which lie had brought with
him. As he started to 40 ont he met
"a friend and stopped To speak to him.
He placed the satchel on the check shelf
and then turned to his friend nt the
same time buttoning up his oyercoat.
Dennis then turned to pick up the
satchel, when he found to his amazement
that it was gone.
The bank Is less than 100 yards from
police headquarters, The police were
promptly notified and every detective in
the city was sent out on the ease.
IL Is the theory Of the police that
someone in the bank who had seen Den
mis- receive the money and count it wait
ed until he turned his back and then
walked hurriedly toward the door, tax
ing the bag as he Went.
The empty bag was found yesterday
afternoon BY boy III the hallway OF
ia building in Market street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
NO PANIC RESULTED.
And Guests Of Montreal Hotel Had Time
to Remove Belongings.

Montreal. Que. Jan. ia section
of the Windsor Hotel was DESTROYED bv
iire last night. causing loss estimated
Yat s150,000 Only the form in which
the building was constructed saved the
remainder Of the hotel. which Is one
Of the largcst in Canada. Heavy brick
walls and iifeproof doors confined the
flames to the section where they started.
The flre started ID the kitchen and
destroyed the CENTER square which in-
cinded the dining room. grill room, bar
anI other public rauans The dining
room had recently been decorated at a
cost Of 100000.
The guests had plenty Of time to
remove their belongings and at no time
was there anything like i panic. Man.
ager Weldon aud Steward Dunn werc
injured while fighting The fire before
the arrival of the iIremeu. Their cloth
ing caught ire and i heavy beam tell
upon Mr.. Weldon. Both men will rc.
cover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
LIGHTNING CHANGE
AUDITORS DEPT.
Bennett Julian Whislsed Out, at His
Own Request and Geo. w, German
Whisked in and Began Work
Fifteen Seconds After.

The resignation Of Bennett Julian as
d city auditor was accepted BY the
board OF aldermen at thrce-minute
session last evening, and Acting Mayor
Mckenzie made his first appointment,
when he named George W. German TO
succeed Mr.. Julian. The four aldermen
present confirmed the appointment unau-
imously. Then Mr.. German stepped in
from another room and was ut once
sworn in by City Cherll Maekay, heea
ming work Immediately with the audi
tors. who We're in session last evening,
Auditor Gormap is silliilg clerk IN the
Montpelier & Wells River railroad Office.
The resignation OF W. e.. Colvin as
a call man Of the fire department was
accepted, and Mayor Mckenzie sent in
the appointment Of the following men
70 be call men: William Arthur Nelson,
Thomas Davidson, Charles VI. Emerson
and William NJ. Thayer. All were con-
iirmed by vote OF to 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
MORAN GETS CURT NOTE
FROM GOV. GUILD
After Administering Mild Rebuke the
Executive Informs the District At
toiney That He Is @Twen-
ty Minutes" Late.

Boston, Jan. 13.One of The first
matters to which Gov. Guild turned his
attention yesterday was communica-
ton from District Attorney John b.
Moran. calling for the removal Of The
savings bank commissioners on account
of alleged negligence III falling Ia ex
anime the condition of the Proyident
Securities and Banking company, which
Ii now In tho hands Of clistodians.
For some time Governor Guild was III
consultation with Attorney General Her
bert Parker with reference TO the mat.
Ter. Afterwards the governor addressed
q letter to the district attorney, reply
ing to the communication from that Off
eiai.
Later in the day Governor Guild made
public his letter to Mr.. Moran. The
letter follows
Il am in receipt Of your letter Of
Jan. 1f You viii regret, / am sure,
fhat doubtless through the inadyertenec
Of some subordinate, this place Of Off
eaI correspondence was not delivered
al this office. but was left ut my resi-
dence and only in the shape 81 a news.
naper liimsy some hours, as ! have
eason to know after II had been given
to tie prefs
~Yoa will, am surc be glad to learn
that pfior to fhc receipt Gf yonr ictteB
myself had brought not general
charecs. hut certain specific acts Of
fbose commissioners 70 the attention al
the attorney general that he might rilc
ii IL their duties. under TIE laws Affect
INC that department.
Ibe SubieNt matter ~ your conimuni-
ii WIN thefefore. had already hnA The
ntteatiun M thc executive, Who llsoiar
as legal questions may ~ lnfoiNeni will
continue to aet upon adyice FURNISHED
bv the attorney general the law oiiiccr
provided hy thc constitution n thc com-
snonweaIth ior this purpose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Times and Places of Worship and Sub.
iects Of Sermons.

Swedish Sunday school at II o'clock
tomorrow in the Worthen block and ser.
vice at p. in.
Mr.. MaeCougan from the Presbyterian
college, Montreal. will preach IN the To-
cal church tomorrow, morning and even
ing.
Christian Science services tomorrow
at 1915 a. M; Wednesday evening at
7.30; reading room open tuesday, and
Friday from TO / o'clock, IL summer
street
Congregational church The pastor
vii conduct the services. Morning theme,
"Ihc Power of Persuasion aiid the
Sovereign Will Evening subject, IA
Mans Purpose
Second Sunday after Epiphany,
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Holy Com.
munion 9.45 a. M. Morning Prayer and
sermon 1890 a. M Sunday school i2.
Evening Prayer and sermon p. m,
Salvation Army meeting win be held
in the s. A. hall tomorrow as followa;
Chldren's meeting at 80 Il. M. free and
easy meeting at j. M. and a saliva
ton meeting at 80 p. III. Everybody
welcome.
Uniyersnlist church. Morning subject,
"The Person ANA Religion Of Jesus.
Evening, illustrated readings from In
His Steps" The Christmas music win
be repeated by the choir, assisted by
Mrs Bullock with violin
AZ the Baptist church tomorrow morn.
ing the pastor will preach the second
sermon in the series on Hinderanecs 70
Entrance into the Chrstian Life. In
the evening The subject Of the sermon
will be "'The Annointina Of David
st. Monica's Catholic church, Rev. p.
NJ. MeKenna, pastor 1st Mass at 8
o'clock, Rev. n M. McKenna, Childrens
Mass, o'clock, Rev. Il. Il. Cray; Parish
Mass, 1870 o'clock, Rev. 2. +. Cray;
Sunday school, 3 o'clock p No.; Baptisms,
4 O'clock; Evening services. 7.3O
Morning worship at Hnddina MI ~.
church tomorrow Ill 1880 with sermon
by Tic pastor on Life Resolutioniaed
ny the trosae Bible school at l2: Fp-
worth League II 5t5i sermon in tbe
evening ~ KNy Il. AN Lewis of St.
lJohnsbhiy presidinx elder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
RECEIVER WILL PAY
96 IL PER CENT
Last Assets Of the Defunct Merchants
National Bank We're Sold by Re-
eeiveI Muir at Rutland
Today.

Rutland, Jan. ls.-D. y. Muir. re-.
eeiyer for the defunct Merchants Ma
tional bank Of this city, which was
wrecked by Cashier Mussey in March,
1900. sold today at auction all the un-
collected assets Of the bank, which were
largely notes Of Marvin a. Mcclure,
the accomplice Of Aiusscy. The assets
totaled over 100000, and brought
$1,000. The receiver viii pay anal
dividend Of eleven and half cents,
making 06la paid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
Body Of Mrs. Bessie Hollis,
fer Found In Chicago.
WAS PROMINENT WOMAN
The wifa Of Franklin G, Hcliister, wife
Of Member Of Firm Of Hollister Bros,
Printers Robbery Was Prob
asly the Motive

Chicago, TIL, Jan. 13.- -Strangled to
death with 4 copper wire, the body Of
Mrs. Bessie Hollister, Methodist church
choir singer and tho wife Of Franklin
g. Hollister Of the printing house Of
Hollistcr Brothers, was found in va
cant lot in the rear Of 6s Belden avenue
this morning. She had been missing
from home since yesterday noon, when
she started out to do some shopping.
She had promised TO sing at the funeral
OF friend in the afternoon.
She was well provided with money,
and robbery is believed to have been
the motive for the crime
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
Two FoR wArERBURY.
Both Boys and Girls Basket Ball Teams
Won Last Night.

Waterbury, JAN is.--Two exciting
games OF basket ball were played here
last night, in both Of which the home
teams scored victory The boys high
school team Won from Northfeld, 21
to Is, and the girls team scored over
Stove high school, 6 to j. a good
crowd witnessed the games.
The Waterbury. Stove game started
off rather slowly, but warmed up before
the first hall was over and caused a
good deal Of excitement when the two
teams woke up In the last half Of
the game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
FEARRp no FAcE HusBANp.
And Tell Him Of Death Of Their Daugh-
ter By Burning,

Oelensbuig, Nj Vi, Jan, fs.-The 8.
year-old daughter Of Air. and Mrs FRED
Durham Of South Edwards, near Gouser-
neur, was burned to death yesterday
wsile playing with matches.
Mrs, CurhRin, fearing The consequences
when her husband returned from his
work, took u dose of pniis green with
suicidal intent The dose was too
large and only fade her sick, She rush
I'D 70 the ncighbors, Who summoned 1
physician.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
So He Killed Himself Almost
On Eve OF Wedding.
CASE AT BUFFALO, N. Y.
Young Man Entertained His Friends the
Night He Took Fatal Dose Of Poison
LEFT Letters Explaining Why
He Killed Himself.

Buffalo, N, Y., Jan. i3. Because he
thought he did not have enough money
to support tho young woman whom he
was 10 have married next week, Isadore
Schwcitzer, manager for Bing Il Na-
than's furniture store, committed sui
eide last night in a remarkable manner.
He invited number of friends to din
ner and later TO bis apartments IN the
Hotel Chetanham. he then swallowed
three ounces Of carbolic acid and died
within ten minutes. He left letters
explaining the act.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
vERMONTER KILLED.
Charles A. Hubbard Killed by Explosion
at Greenyille, Pa.


AIiddlebury, Jan. 13 Frank ]. Hub.
bard, the insurance man, received by
telegraph tie sad news of the death of
his brother, Charles A. Hubbard, from
injuries received in the explosion 1T tue
Carnegie steel mills at Greenville, Pa.
Thursday evening.
The deceased was a son of Judge a.
il. Hubbard OF Whiting. studied some
years in Afiddlebury and was a gra
duate of the University Of Vermont,
class OF 1899. lie was star foot ball
player in the latter college. He was
q mining engineer and had been in the
employ Of the Carnegie people for only
about four months.
Mr.. Hubbard was about 80 years Of
age and leaves wife and one child, a
boy Of four or five years He was con.
siderei a young man Of much promise
in his profession BY those competent to
Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
BIG FIRE In PANAMA.
Burned Two Blocks in Poorer Section Of
the City.

Panama, Jan. 1s.-- about 1880
o'clock yesterday the biggest FIRE which
has occurred here in twelve years start
ed on AIalambo street, but was brought
under control ut p. in., after burning
inf two blocks inhabited by the poorer
classes. There Is much indignation
against the sanitary department owing
10 the fact that according 10 current re.
ports the fire was caused BY the care
lessncss Of employees Of that department
IN fumieating the house where the
flames started The buildings burned
include two public schools and an or
phan asylum
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
JOINT PUBLIC INSTALLATION.
Held By l. o. F and Companion Court
Last Evening.

A joint public installation Of officers
of the !. Q. Il and Companion Court
Granite city was hed last evening in
Forestefs hall The officers Of sub. Court
Barre, who were installed. were al fol.
lowss 81 III, q. a Russell; & phy. II.
". AlesweeueN Il. q. RI, q. y. Cailen,
teri Z. III, &. tslugoige ". C R., M,
Earaehelf
inc officers of Companion Court arc
NJ. i94 dalr 6feguifni h. X. Ri, Flora
Carpenter q RI Kate Mcknnc: v. q.
IL, sarah kmbulyi 4. ST, Minnie Bruce
i. ~ Emma BergeroB.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
HOTEL MAN ARRESTED.
William Eenway Of Richmond in Court
on Liquor Charge.

Burlington. Jan. 49, William Ben
way, who was arrested several weeks
ago as the result III seizure az liquor
ii the Hotel Bellevue az Richmond. was
before Justice j. II. Alaconlbcr yester.
day, states Attorney Sherman prosecut-
ing and NJ. G. Leary defending. The cv-
idence III The case WAS to the effect that
Deputy Sheriff Lord found u bottle Of
beer and two pint bottles partially fall
Of whiskey and in addition number
Of empty beer bottles. There were also
evidences Of liquor in an adjoining
room.
The liquor seized was ordered con.
iseated and Benway was adiudced the
owner and taxed the costs. which
amounted 10 s26.al. Bail was fixed az
$50. lie waived examination to d
charge Of having liquor on hand with
intent to sell and was held for county
court in the sum Of $500. He did not
furnish bail lust night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
LIBERALS SECURE IL
10 CONSERVATIVES 5
There Were No Contests in Most Of the
British Elections--Libersls Hope
to Secure 2e7 of the Al
Contest Held Today,

London, Jan. t3.--The result Of the
elections 50 far held gives the Liberals
twelve seats aud the Conservatives
eight. There were no contests in most
Of these elections. Forty-one contests
viii be decided today, and the Liberals
hope to gain twenty six Of them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
SLEIGH RIDE AND DANCE.
Fifty People Went on Jolly Party Last
Evening.

With shouts and blowing Of horns,
jolly party of abont fifty young peo-
pie left the Page home on Jefferson
street last evening in two big four horse
harges from Cutters stable on their al-
nnal sleigh ride. u the East Montpelier
hall. The party was favored with an
ideal night. and the six mile ride IN
the comfortable barees was highly en-
ioyed. But the ride was only part
OF the good time. for when the hall
was reached Batchelder's orchestra tnr-
nished music for dancing unit midnight,
when q very enjoyable supper was selY-
cd in the dining room Of the hail. AZ
ter an honr more Of dancing, The return
ride Was made.