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aiming plant in Middiebury. Some q

Middlebury's business mon, in connection
with Rutland parties, who are interested
in the project. have filed articles of In
corporation with the secretary of State
and within few weeks subscription
books will be opened for the sale Of stock.
Mr.. Geer, the New York commission man.
who is Interested. will become tho sales
agent and he a stockhoder in the COM
pany. Building will begin early in the
spring of 1907 and 1t is hoped to be ready
for business by the first of June. The
company will be known as the Mlddlebury
Preserving company. The principal busi-
ness the first year will be tho canning
of corn, peas and apples. At least so, go
must be raised to insure the success OF
tho venture, but the company will be so
organized that the capital stock can be
increased to $40 600 and the plant will be
capable of handbag the produce of the
county.
The following list Of letters Is advertised
at the postofflce: Miss Mildred Amidon.
Mrs. II. A. Brown, Miss Anna f. Cor
don, Miss Matte Morgan. Miss Mrs.
Genette Norton, Miss Pauline Ross. Miss
Mildred f. Amidon. Eva l.. Bates. Mrs.
Huldy Bowlden. Mrs. John Cenate, Mrs.
III,
Pauline Ross, Willie Pacquette, G. l..
Russell. j. r. Savage, Perley Bailey.
Edward Gilett and L. y. Kendall.
Philip Battell Stewart. who on Friday
was nominated as the republican candi-
da tie for governor of Colorado. IS tho
only son OF ex-Gov. John W. Stewart of
Middlebury and is at,-,It 40 years Old
Phil as he is famillarly called here. got
=
bury schools and was graduated from
Yale College with hign honors in the
class of 1886. During his time Mt Yale
Mr.. Stewart was noted ,s an athlete and
played on the college nine three victorious
years, in the last Of which he was cap
tain of the team and usually played first
stage and Dan, the 'n<''SiNle Yale bat
terry. were cutting dow. Everything that
came along and captq/,csewart on first
held up his end of tho Same in such a
way as to win well-des.ryed laurels For
the past dozen years or SO young Stew
art has had large r1Ah in Colorado
and has been widely ,Esested in other
business enterprises. .,1 ~ is one Of the
chosen friends of Pr.~ient Roosevelt.
who has on different ga yions visited
him on his ranch and v, whom he has
hunted the mountain lJ ind other frisky
wild beasts Of that Ho.
..Ns...,,.,s,, another M.aal./ty who received
r,bor,os ~ -, ne West e,....',e N' -
nominated foE their Aresentative in
Congress by Ghe renuhI,o.s Of Montana.
Charles Prs, H','''F7t, /. ,l,, education,
IN the Micldebury grader jchool and was
for two Years y s,,,da,,. in Middleburv
College. 1sse ,r,, 1857 ,o,,t,r entered with
the class of 1890 IIo dl.3 not finish his
course however bu, nj West md
studied law and. for a ,,.,n of his wears.
has risen Ia d,stirctio/'s the loyal oir-
cles of Montana
The cattle dealers &c ,fis section shin
ped three carIoods Of It. stock to mer,,,t
Monday morrinr r,.o .,rloads of COWS.
hogs and poultry v.o,., L., ,,c r,riuht,n
market, Boston. and e.. carload of veal
calves and lambs went TO Now York T.
j. Piper went along with the Boston ship
ment. as usual.
Monday market day eggs brought o6
cents and butter % cents
Wright and Cartmell made n shin
ment of some 200 fun bIooded mcrino
sheen 10 Now York citv fro,, which
mort they will he sbinnod to sou+,,
Africa Coorro Di-r,ocl< or Cor,-
r.,,, with ,ro u,i.h .bo sb,r,,.
I,o. u,,,a .,,. 49,, ,
io,t.o 80 ~ c, r,,,,.,z 1,,,,.,.
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80,
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'"i" w 'ee vi i'IP'o" u'n III MS nome
noon from paresis. at tho age of 80 years,