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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09
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@bieaso. 9. apriI.

Tar a etunSeu snbenb = MIR geo resus. 10. april
@bieaso, 9. ApriI.
SIR Snbiana: SIM msemeinen i9OH
bsute 9a@t unb am Dienitas ; ettpas tabler
beute Ta9t.
2oeaLB etterbert9t.
S&SH beute Gbsnb unb an Sisnitas;
etipas fibler bsute Ra9t.
Ibermometerfano.
SS&Hs 9er1peratur. 1890. az @rao
Riebrisfte Temperatur. ......... "a
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Sections Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09
Aus ben @eri9teu.
S9eionngsiIage.

Wiiton q. Sarton berfla9te surd
@iaiam u. Garton feline Satin Sen,
ME ). Snrton auf S4eioune. Die
gbeleute Rnb beibe blinb unb tparsn
CUR 3sit Der 9o&3eit blind. Die gbs
murbe am 26. DECEMBER 1905 sei9lpi.
len uno bic 8srsbeli9ten lebtsn bis gum
2. Wdrs 1906 als Wann uno Srau
3uiammsn. gr bsgrinbst feline 2laee
auf sraufame unb unmenfdli9e Bee
banbluns bon Soften ieinsr 6rau. gr
forbert bic Srennung Der @be.
Torberungsflage.
Sie SiltOnsa lori9 @smpanp frsnste
eesea bic Ragan COMPANY cine Scribe
rungsilags auf $257.85 an. Die 2ld'
ger liefsrten bonn %. Suli 1905 bis
gum Is. DECEMBER 1905 gier, Butter
uno Sibnsr, mel9e auf @ommifiOn
bertauft tpsrbsn ioltsn, fur ben prsis
$2617. ga. Die 4ld9er erbielten isbO6
nur bic Summe bon $2360.11 Iooab
oisfslben isbt nod $257.83 gu fOrosrn
haben.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
st. Paul's Church Notes.

Wednesday and Saturday, Mass at 2 q. 70.
Tuesday and Friday, prayer meeting at
7:3O 2. n.
Last Saturday, the funeral Of Mrs. Chas.
Laclsir was held in the church here. She
was an aged lady, SO years Old
There viii be no mission to Albany or
Lowell during the unsettled condition OF
the roads, until the last of this month.
Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday. Mass
at 10 q. N collection for the Holy Land,
reading Of the Passion, st. Matthew chap
tars IS and 27, and sermon 'Hosanna to the
Son OF David"
Yesterday, Father Turcott gave sermon
on Judgment" which was listened to
with mach interest. He preached the same
sermon in French last evening. Friday
night he finished a series of sermons on
'.The Ten Commandments, which have
been very, instructive and interesting,
during the LeH6en season.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
Congregational Church Notes.

Uuion prayer meeting in the vsstTy
Thursday evening at 1880
The "Exparieoce" social which was held
in the vestry Wednesday evening was g
success, 81 so being added to the treasury.
The ladies OF the Congregational sooiaty
will give their annual sugar festival at the
church vestry Friday evening, April 6th.
The fnist sugar furnished and everyone
cordfaIIv invited.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
Methodist Church Notes.

The quarterly board of the Methodist
church will meet at the church vestry next
Saturday evening. All members are
requested to be present.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. will meet at the parsonage on Tuesday
afternoon. Last meeting OF Conference
year; let there be good attendance.
Epworth League on Tuesday evening at
1880 subject "L5ves That Endure" leader,
Mrs W. r. Aldrich. There viii be busi-
ness meeting Immediately after the regu-
lar service.
The odd Girls society viii meet at the
church parlors Friday, April S, At 800
p 10, Mrs. Prescott aud Mrs. Perley
entertaining. Roll call quotations from
Te1nyson. Supper st 600 Every body
invited.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
COUNTY COURT.

|ase oe Ram VS.. Twitchetl, which
ore the court last week, vas dis
Z by hhe court, who held that
was not able to establish his case,
bred a verdict for the defense. The
'but forth by the plaintiff, that DIR.
I'M did not etherize the boy and
examination of his eye, was not
the court to constitute protes-
ELECT and tue case was dismissed.
counsel has taken exceptions
3Iiog OF the coSrt and win take the
|lprene court.
pxt case taken up was that OF
C,o0gh. This suit was brought
to recover money claimed TO be
from Clough ON a log hsalng
Mason claimed that be agreed
oss-botk hard and soft wood
te OF $3.50 per thousand feet.
hs,med that the price agreed on
,or hard wood and $3.50 for soft.
as maid at this rate for all the
but brought suit to recover S1.50
and on the soft wood logs. The
the verdict TO Hason, awarding
IS. Redmond for plaintiff, Car
q Williams for defense.
case of Stoddard We. Buck, Stod-
Buck for balance cisimed TO be
as commission on the sale OF a
appears that stoddsrd sold 6
Buck. His instructions we're to
5000 IL unable to get more, at g
on of three per cent. IL able to
Buck agreed TO pay "what was
The farm was sold for 1850, and
brought suit to recover extra
htion on the $500. The court held
htifi could not recover any com
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
BARTON LANDING.

Nora Morse of Derby Line is making her
home for the present at G. B. Stodderd's.
Mrs. Will Sheldon has moved to Barton
into Mrs. Fosters house near the Owen
block.
Mrs. Robert Mcvicar of Lyndon7ille was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Ford,
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Porter were in New
port to attend the funeral of Lester Porter
last Friday.
John Boden has moved from tenement
in Stephen Willey's house on to his farm
in Coventry.
c. M. Perkins has bought the Bryon
Clement place and has taken possession of
the premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl French are happy over
the birth of bog who came to their
home last Tuesday.
Dan Buchanan has gone to Boston aud
New York in the interests of the Vermont
Peoples Telephone Co.
c. Ell. Wiley, principal OF the high school
| at Island Ponf, was home several days last
week on vacation.
Miss 1ney Martin of Albany takes the
place of Miss Lizzie Joaes as teacher in
| the grammar school.
! All mem bers of the N. E. o P are re-
quested 10 bs present at the regular meet
| ing Tuesday evening.
T. B. Clsment Of Suncook, N. H., was ia
town last Friday calling on friends and
| looking aftec business.
Miss Mary Lewis Of st. Johnsbury is
spending part of her vacation with her
brother, Rev s. G. Lewis.
Rev. S. g. Lewis was at Evansville last
Monday to assist Rev. Geo. Mcdonald at
the funeral OF Mrs. Brown.
! c. McMuIlea and family have moved
back to this place from Wheelock where
they have lived about year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Blogn OF Westfeld
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.F. j Kinney
recently, MIS-. Kinney is their daughter.
The Knights OF Pythias meet next Taes-
day evening. There will be work in the
second rank. a full attendance is desired.
Taplin & Rowell have finished their
logging for the winter. They have got in
to their three mills some over four mil
lion feet.
W. B. Bowman of Barton has bought
Thomas Coburne's bar Der shop and starts
his business here to- day, while Mr..
Coburne commenced his work at Barton
to day.
Miss iEfie Seavey, who has studio in
New York. called on friends here last
Friday. Miss Seavey is having much
success painting animals, especially horses
for parties owning fine animals.
: The glass blowers met with quite sue.
!. cess here last week, having good attend.
ance, and making good sales. II Eel Towl,
won the prizs for Icing the most popular
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

: Y B-rz a1d -a Low stopping al o11ln
Grays.
mr.. q. W. Downing had partial zhoo'1
ore day lest week, and is very III at Il s
writing.
II. J. B.mbau has finished saving st be
piuaeury min and hss gone to Wl,el3ck
Eesd Forrest is taking his place
Aboat seventy friends and ne'gh6prs
gathered at a. Z. Folsom's Saturday eve.
n1uq. March 24th, to remind Mrs. Folsom
It was her sixtieth birthday and sic, that
1t was his twenty eighth. Games were
played, reireshments were served ana a
good tins was enjoyed By al
The Lyndonvlle dramatic cub scored 4
success last Thursday evening tn the pre-
sentation under the ausrfcas at the Baston
Landing band Of Ghas comedy draus,
Wedding Bells, at tie Qpe-a ha0. The
production here was hefor6s critical aa-
diencs having seen many plsys by tce To-
cal dramatic clab, sha Thep.au., 1uJ tho
criticism was faycEBb.s aud Iae audience
was we'll pleased The paess were well
/ taken ths ca asars ve5se er3oetly 81
tingly placed, ana the manag Is - "a
congratulated On his success. Ea3ulathts
club present another par hera8 3 would
+ nndoubtsdt ty receive iargs heeke.
aAfsT
Hsrvoy FsEeg mss gone Ia 8ostap.
FP icon aas quite iil lost
james woze e 2fsp Chat-
Zee.
Chas @ purchased q rsSollns
! Iergine.
Mrs n saois is i9 csaaaaar e.
few w5e4a
Rev r. ~ H98ar5, WHO has ilI'
has
caral Hl.ehoec1 hes retained fso
visit in Boston.
". a. shepard has been in poor healsh
for several weeks.
Ed. Boynton OF WestfeId called on.
friends here recently.
Mrs. Lockwood will work for Mr.. and
5 Mrs. T. o. Andrus this summer.
Isaiah Thompson OF Craftsbury visited
at Ferne Whittemore's last week.
Mary Poor OF Wolcott recently visited
her aunt, Mrs. Stilman searIes.
Mr.. John Robbins OF North Wolcott was
guest of l. B. johnson recently.
Mr. and Mrs. win Beede of Hardwick
d were recent guests of Carrie Roweil..ss
IS T. J. and Elmer Wallace have gone to
is swanton to build creamery for J. G.
n Turnbuu.
4, Fred Scott, who has been working in
IS his father's shop at South Craftsbury.s has
re returned home.
ID Noble Kinney and wife of Craftsbury
1e we're in town: recently, the guests of M1s
ln and Mrs Orange Whitcher.
: : Mrs. Charles Day suffered shock of
- paralysis last Wednesday evening and at
: present is IN critical condition.
+ sAGs. Henry Scott has sold his harness
d. aEsp at Crsftsbury and moved the remain
a. der of his stack to his shop here.
lie Rev.Ehas. fEambIeton attended hi
9ir brot harsin laaw's funeral at Bakersfield
sir last week. Mrs. Hambleton has been en-
ew tertainlag her daughter,the past week,
ee, Stephen Vance, Hho has been in spoc
health for the past year and has been care
for by his daughter, Mrs. Helen Campbell
ng has been removed to his home and Will
ss. cared ior by his son Albert.
prs wm nj Johnson went r. Roeton- Il
ae lNweek on business connected with gasoli
ne engines and VIII attend aschool feSi
ne stalltng the same. It is reported that
"a Ell. Winget has gene to Boston with \
N johnson.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

E. ~. Barron. The sum OF 10000 was
voted for the building, bus the feeling is
.quise general that at the adjourned meat-
ing The amount viii not be limited to that
sun. Barton is to be Congratulated on the
fact that she has voted to erect & new
school building, which is another round
in her ladder of progress.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
Al ADVERTISING

emrnie VIII bc inserted u-ter t1if
cents per word f-r GEst .uEcrtie.
per word Thereafter. Cash us r
lAa ororr, NO dfrrrii scWcat ft 3
I IoI .c-- ILun l.rnE---- ---Ll cf---.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

|ALE-Two new houses, one one
lt house and one two tenement
Vita tenemqnt TO let. Very con-
with eleeffic lights and village
Located non High st. Terms
|hle gpo Good heart. 11a1l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

..-,s.. the commission drst
..... ordered a verdict for the
-l appeared for himself.
a...-.... ..ta1ant.
.... .... ....lcal case was State "A. 4.
s...-. .r uuisA.Gc. Intoxicating
......-........ .a lsw. THE S ats claimed
.,t.'.. ,-- Co.,. Id. on the evening RI the5.h
t-.of.r .r.ag = sod quort Of liquor to
rra.4-ory rsrd of Barton Landing and
~. u-r testified - that f4ct. Ube
...--.r... ...vsd by bis evidence tBat
-. ei4... Sc. itszrd at the time and place
-,--..,-.t -a further showed shat
r.z,r. ... ..rlz.clsed before ht-Gsyior
law lr tral evening Some other
e,.-.r.. as introduces, the above, how
.ys-. a.. ., tine suh-tarce OF the c1so. The
i.-e.a,.. being out short time, returned
+, ,.-.... .s -a9t guilty" z. f. Cook,
afa- attorney. FOR the state, IL. A. Black
( t.. respondent.
F5I..#a. this case j1ry was drawn for
/ cl..... state S.. sargent, burglary. The
I'-.H.r..a., 93-gzor, IS c1Rrged with
ba-.l.,url r. Mathews s.oread Barton
/ I.atnr ON tle nisat oj Q-t. 3 1915
! luter.,.e.s hls 5--r made o2. tl-5 case
IastlI>.H..s.
v ..l-e. case Irt'a p. calhoun ve
. Cu-la ..H... was c.g-s=c o- F5d g
.atrrn..t taa pels'aas- 1-ilg glla.ei ,
+ civne.
u --lnlusl cases ars set TO b
f .t.- .... ..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

TPs. AT-Tg. .NTION-AN i'll pay for Dlea
ignt suck calves, Weighing Iroth
s25 pounds, 6 cents per poGn on
\ Feb. TSbh and March 5thf atter
y 1 will pay 5 cents per pound every
|1sv. and more If m 'rket will afford
b the summer. My market calls
r calves than have been buylng
Lad. The half. new milk drtnkers
eve to huv st drinker prices. NOW
Dat me some good No. / calves and
De satisfied with the prices, ano
not have to phone me or snq~lre
- : re to get for them. L viii pay
rTces for u1spie sugar and wool.
hnslow. Barton ..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
NORTH ALBANY.

Mrs Isabel Horn IS on the sick list.
Alec Horn Will work for Mr.. Longwav.
Teuney Keith is working for VIII Gal
Eagher.s
Percy.Lonesa WI work for ais father in
sugarjng.
Elmer Slack of Ir. 'sburg is quite sick
with the meaeles at E. W. Keithis.
Mrs. Anna Wells, who his been out of.
health for sometime, is improv vtug.
Oliver Chappsi, not Oliver c. Lsopat as
printed last week, is failing rapidly.
Miss Carrie Willis of Newport Center is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Della Sanborn.
Mr.. end Mrs. @. FL. Annis, of Iras burg
visited their son Alec, one day recently.
Rev. and Miss May Wright of Irasburg
called on friends here one day this week.
Mrs. Eva Mcclure of West Albany is
stopping at her fathers, j. J. TwombIey's.
for a short time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

q desiring to train horses or rent
Il Roaring Brook Park will be
! tn gay in advance fOr<he season.
e viii have nc Exception. Prices
given on application to Geo r..
3erton. VT. Il, Is, cow
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

10 are intending to oU numbering
raj teamiug rhis winter will do vel
at Henry NRIlJ's shop near the
station, and examine the Aaron
$ patent sleda, nich will be kept
|r sale. 4stt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

ALE on easy terus-F3 acres OF nav
me mile from Barton village.
like horses, sheep, or young stock
ure. No barbed wire. Geo. H..
iartOn. 14tt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

5TyOw,-I have several appoint
q show farms to parties from the
dc OF the state as soon as tue
and roads permit These parties
rely pick up the best bargains !
: VOC want a chance at them speak
haVe the best farm bargains IN
County to- Jay. Colby stoddard,.
\ lVt Bank Block. l4-lo
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
tLl..LML.l.ANNDu.-

M sTAsrrs % ali kiuus. Apply 20
lrrier, MCNToR Office, Barton, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

I'D Am apprentice 20 learn ius.
trade. Bsssett 81 Pudvah Rsr
.n4. l0.tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

~ Will pay highest price '1-
ucar and syrup iu unlimited
0nle- -tQrnished for sy-Ipi N.d
nv 0tt' kNeAt door uHr,n Ran r.
5afte4 fyFprii 2, 1896 n. ~ 0c r1.
49, lt-tt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

!
desired. q
CAPD-I desire to tasnll tha friends and 3
aaigh7ors who so kindly assisted me,
.i5ess ard fba dsat6 ~ nv helorel vile. :
CLIFTON L. o CLAIR :
P r. Macon has moved fDto the James 7
Tsfer tenement on Park street and took ]
~ tba Bowman barber shop
this morning.
r,vlor has ,lsres fr+, the Fos.er ,
,.-,...,.eo. O,-or,z h,o-l- Mrs sheldon {
os. 49,, r.,,,oi,o ..s -.ors4 into the =
o,t,.. ,,,,-+
..,....-...-- s4tazr
~ -. Tbo
.-'5.-., -. .,,'' L.. ..,.- ~. T,es5ov
"a AP.'-
.,f. Soo '1's = - r.. - y, 9TS-- rg-a
- ~ ~ '-' -
.' L' : .''. 'l.l- --'' ' y 'A'---~'-
40 a' "-'1 . 'i
MIS-. a. d. Phillips OF Newport, n H.'
was ia town lssc week, being called to |
Di'F1L on SSc'u", VI 'Ao -
her iAtneE' ChesIer 0heroufDe'
weil last T Thursday and Friday and quite |
au amount Of sugar has been made by those
sugar makers who tapped in season.
I Glen wesr CLOSES bis Iahors with Fred
| pis,oo II. tho drn7 store this week. Mr..
| noars :. 9 YOUNG rosr who has mar V
4 f.ie,,6z boro and oh are sorry to have him
,ooyo
--..o,,,.,a, +to
- -. Ill
OIueh Vi lHN5 49,. -.
orsahi1e d ,ooal rs 4ois ~ r,1ona E.idas
oH'l W 'PE--N'--'
W .. hlooaro h89 oousn' o0' W. AN
oerson's interest III the Niliase MIX oos.-
neSs a&iu van supply
customers a. oonnectloH wal Hi0 o"H
0ihiei "i'ei q ~ i''
aaron skinner was taken Ill whlle
| cGm1ng up Water street laat Friday morn
ing. he zen IN the roaa' aRu was carried
9e the none OF .9oseph brooks, Wnere ne
poaeoS' ne faii-eo somewhat ouV Is st1li
4'ii'e iSe"le
The regular and annual meeting OF Or
leans Lodge, Nc. 90, f q A. M Will be
hsio hsio III NL"SoL-ic nan rrAoSy evening" at
1'3O O'CLOCK. II IS hoped large attend
ance will be present as this Is the annual
stection of officers
-.
Dean 9no nos' 'i!i' ooAd me gray
: isg9ldlDgs 80 M'slter Jackson OF Green's
+. sboro. 8 high steppi, z geiding TO A
| r,,,++s ~ Postao ,5c. .,orrioo.o l-uo
1,.,, -
80 80, o. =. 80 e1 ",'D ''a'
rsoa,,t,,- ~ - 0'' u
~ Ss.-. a.o,..a.L
nro.a.,.,,, ,r.,,,r.,,,,, os4,u,,,,,,-, -.
0 o.e ,,~,,1 ,-,s;t,rs e.o;,,.
IS NJ To1-ar aa.s-e+obes - No. o. o.
-.-,-o,s 80 .1aot4 t,-.o-ro-. -.
q Gil Nor ,,onor s.Tohr rr,,r,b,,,I 49,
Y Ra1oIn+io,, poi,,ter ), bv N5rs wrioht
nsnere.some Interesting Features Of Vel.
+ Iowstone National Park" by Mrs. Miles
?. AFTER ten minute intermissieu, Miss RutE
Barron favored the club with song. Mrs
| Pearson read someof the characteristics o.
Kate Douglas Wiggin, followed BY
pleasing selection from "Rebecea of Sun.
nybrooke Farm.u by Mrs. Cowaes. Mrs
% Hibb I'd re ID magazine article. "Johr
2, A Logan. The Intrenid soIiiers,
r.aonr,,o, ,,,oo+tro of .,o.por.,, g.
If cors pany will be beId in the village hal
" Tuesday evening, April 3, at 7:30. Ever,
cltRen Oh the corporation snoulo pc 1ntef
,s ,'ot - this wi1bonr you- bai,S
= c. W. TENNEY.
GEORGE SCOTT,
, Ai<IEh ,," oooDno
=
-
a-s-. bo',s spp1-lA'eo I.'o
aF
1t ina.'l "a ',A.as oo1se4 uenee are as AN
- - - 11G po'1eI-oli o
er - aas sn,aI 80 io9Soo ~ ~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

ANrED Steady roliab abie boy 60
trade. Apply Union Jour
HA1nViile, VT. II IN
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

IRIS Bring ME yoUr calves e0d
bril 2nd. SHALL not buy March 26.
bdrp. Rarton Landing. Il wis
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
SOUTH BARTON.

Mrs. Charles Foster is very i'll at this
writing.
Mrs. Vera Miller has gone to Lyndon
Vile, where she is to live.
Mrs. Sam Nelson spent several days last
week with her sister, Mrs. w. T. Brooks.
Miss Hattie Grey has finished work at
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

Liddau, house, Sign aud carriage
l. Shou at rear OF residence, WSter
|tou. VIII tek5 quantity Of dry
II exchange for WORK. ! tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
Congregational Church Notes.

Service of soEg rendered by the chorus
next Sabbath evening. Everybody invited.
The chorus Will meet at the parsonage
on Tuesday evening at eight O'Clock. A
full attendance is desired.
A sugar supper will be given in the yes
try of the CoDg'I church on Thursday
evening. April 5th, by the gentlemen of the
congregation. Everybody is cordially in
vlted. The ladies are requested to bring
doughnuts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

sr 70 once On Al. l.. Foster Co..
+. .7sonn several desirable vHurg
,oS 1fap pooarauce and good iHnl-
,sa c.orhing business. Il = D.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
BROWNINCTON.


Fred Hitchins and James Ward have
taken T. g. Crandalps sugar place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Farr from Island Pond
visited at Lorenzo Crows last week.
James Ward from Canada has moved
into the rooms vacated by Dana Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Athol Berry are happy over
the arrival OF baby girl, born March 18th.
Mrs. Clara Grow has gone to Springfield,
Mass, where she is engaged as nurse for
Mr.. PercivaPs little daughter, Laura.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
A girl baby at Max Porter's.
Mrs. George Porter is quite sick. :
Austin Lund has recovered from a few
days OF severe illness.
|. Miss Lizzie Lynch has returned from
Coventry, where,she hse been helping care
for sick family.
- cosTINUEI ON soUBrH PAGE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-21
NEGRO MURDERS A FAMILY

Solicitor w. G. Hammer, of Salisbury,
N. c., Judicial district, arrived in Sails
bury yesterday and began an examiOa-
ton Of the States witnesses in the case
of the murder of Isaac Lyerly aud fam
lily near Salisbury.
The most damaging evidence taken
was given by Henry Maben, the ten.
year-G Ia SON of Nease Gillepsie, one of
The negroes in Jail charged with the hor-
iii lie crimes, who unfolded the plot to
kill the Lyerly family. The child stated
that on the night Of the murder his father
Nease Gillespie, and Jack Dillingham;,
sat in room 10 the Gillespie home and
made all their plans. They left the
! house at O'Clock aud returned at ii
o. clock.
According to the child's statement,
his father killed Mr.. and Mrs. Lyerly,
and Jack Dillingham; murdered the two
Lyerly children. Nease Gillespie used
Lyerly's axe, and Jack Dilling ham took
GilIespie's. The men stopped at a branch
after the deeds we're committed and
washed the blood from the axes.
The chilHs story is 10 the effect that
his father and Dillingham; burned the
clothing they wore the night OF The muir
deIs, tor there we're blood spots on their
shirt fronts and on their overals.
The motive, according to the child's
story. was due to a settlement the
three men had made over some wheat
that had been threshed only few days
prior TO the murders. Nease Gillespie
had planted some wheat on LyerlY's
land and be and Dillingham; had gather
ed it. 10 the division the two negroes
thought that Mr.. Lyerly had taken sd-
vantage of them.
The boy said he heard the crowd
return saying they bad killed the
Lyerly family. They cursed and said
they we're glad they were dead, and
had fred the house.
All FIVE of the negroes surpected OF
tho murder of the four members OF
the Lyerly family are in Jail at Char
lotte, N. @. Nease Gillespie, the father
Of the child who made the statement
of the way the crime was committed,
was told what bis child has said last
night. He seemed to be greately agitsted
but declared that net word OF the
statement is true. He had Dillingham;
say they we're noSheFe near the Lyerly
home the night the crime Was commit,
Ud.
There is some evidence that a mob
viii attempt to take the prisoners from
the iail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-21
Man and Woman Assaulted.

Bertha Bowlin and Frank Kern, each
tw, ,ntS.one years old, were found un-
conscious yesterday 10 Kansas City, Mo-,
on the west bluffs overlooking the rail
way yards. The couple had been as
saulted during the night. The woman
will die and the man may not recover.
Albert Crone, who is also twenty-one
years Of age, and is a stOck-yard en-
ploye and a member OF the Third Regi-
ment, Missouri National Guard, was
arrested later and held by the police for
CrOne kept company
With the woman last year, aud had
beaten her at that time. When arrested,
there was blood on his clothing.
Bertha BoBln had been struck with
piece of iron or lead pipe, according to
the police, and her skull and one arm
fractured. Kern also had been severely
besten, but his injuries we're less serious
than those inflicted upon the woman.
Neither Miss ROwlin nor Kern re-
gained consciousness sufficiently to tell
OF the assault. The scene indicated a
struggle. The woman, after being as.
saulied, had been dragged to the side of
the bluff and pitched over. Kern, who
is painter, was a bosrder at the home
of Miss BOwlin's parents. The couple
we're last seen Thursday evening at 9
o clock, when they started for a walk.
Miss BOwlin, according to members OF
her family, had Tilted Orone for Keru.