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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-04

threA chsrco eools. Peter. Jnrno6 6n<i
.John f'{' VS. y
ssft,a ~xd fo mt man On the
hack NOW and then About a week
amo fhev ma called him the
,b..ist tse con of tho Giving Ooi
Snch trust a,so needed nourish.
inc for future test,ngs. Two old
ATTENDANCE ,cturos,d TO their Alma
Matre What encr,,,.agement an
ob,mnns ~ fy,~rv;,lc,s and Della
wo,e,s F;,xt closs .ould give tho
classes of 1gO7. Moses and Eliiah
o;ve oc;rnnsc ~ ,he most indeed.
Tbev f,..c, toll ~ M school az law
A. + was IN Ms dav 1900 wears moo |:
Esi.h ~ tbc<,l,rv zoo wears ayo
esTho;r sto,,v ,s.,n,ed tho disc;,le
hofora for f,,fure aeods Duri6v tbc
tall;rn IS thc;,. ,l,r;Il;ug et,;so.les
and cf ~ lcoan;rg. f Christ. tive
aioan osss,,t;ais were offe1ed Them !:
hv iba ,,,,eseuco ~ ,be To5her and
liz a;rcct;no yo;ce life is, full nf
,.a;,,ss 80 ,s,,;n1 1, nuear ye Him.,
amid ths oys,sn. stsr;ny of the dts.
e;nles Christ 4 rscoc,uzed as the
,,,ea, OnIv Onc
~Srch = cond;.;ou puts yokes Of
obl;cotiou upon lifc The foothills
are uu,i VI 'ie pV7sos''u 80
take Piaec on's ''iV"sn
uration' doi''oeu on col,,essp,l anu
deepchcd III prayer "e' Su'ii''
mentioned one divi0ng Oh i''iiluivps
ON o house Top, neaf Marion' ONO
great divide. one passing INTO the
Atlantic by the north water course
and the other souil TO JOIN IN md
ocean. So C'lirisy's life coming from
the bcsmn of the father, went up
TO this great Diyide and down the
other side through humiliation of
The Garden aud eros. and passed
hack 10 the bosom of His father
viii, over elorified humanity and
there waits The final issue.
In ~, even;.,o Rev C,urin
.,,lo ~ "a S.oet Co.npany, as
cp',nJ,I :, I,,ta 1.,.,o nnfoc;,o u
..;,,' % .a, ,,,;;,,,,t, orel,de ON m
-, ~ !, ~ ra,,. Aloe omony ,ho
''ieioei'' ~ III: ~ ''" r' y''' ~ u, 80, I
ss - "a ,I'.g' ~, '' ' ~
oi Tue = ''cN"
hant,sma, service and recep-
a.. - r,n,,,h.r ,noL tho n,ace os
tha ssrmon 81 calvary church Sab
ho,, morninv
rho mamhershin also Yesterday
soranoon oova ommenda,ion
for tbe ministry "a Mr. w. r.. shis-
ier wbo 10 memher ~ calvary
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-04

Dade's Little Liver Pills thoroughly
Iciean the system good for lazy llvers.
makes clear compilations. bright eyes
and happy thoughts.
Sold by Fl0ckeD's Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-04
What TO do with Billios,.

The right thing to do when you
feel bilious Is TO take dose Vf
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They Will cleanse the
stomach and regulate the liver ana
bowels. Try it. Price. 25 cents.
Samples free at all drug stores. /
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-04

Old r. P. Pepper Whskey Bot
lied in Bond. 5 years old Full
quart 90c. \
1-31-10t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
WOMAN KILLED HERSELF.
Found Dead In Room She Had Hired With
Young Man.

New York, March IA young wo.
man believed 10 have been Ina Decker,
% years old, OF Chatham, N. Y, was
found dead from inhsling Illuminating
gas In n furnished room house In
Brooklyn today. It Is believed that
she committed suicide The body was
Identified by the superintendent OF a
type setting machine company to whom
the young woman applied for work
yesterday.
Miss Decker had been at the home
only since yesterday. She went there
accompanied by young man, and af-
ter engaging the room, the couple went
out, saying they we're going 10 the
theater. When the girl returned late
last night she was alone and the police
now are searching iol her campanion.
On the girls body the police found
a locket containing small photo.
gragh OF the man who accompanied
her TO the house. She also wore sew.
eral rings, one Of them q wed ding ring
a travelling bag found la the room
contained n quantity OF clothing OF
One quality.
Miss Decker had until recently been
employed as 4 compositor on the Chat
ham Courier.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
VETERAN PASTOR DIES.
Rev Levi 3. Steele Taken Away After 40
Year, Of Service In Vermont Baptist Pulplts.


Rutland, March l2-After 40 years
OF service In the Baptist pulpits OF
Vermont, Rev. Levi b. Steele, aged II
years, died early Friday morning,
March OF the home OF his daughter,
Mrs s. II. Kendall, after q short III.
oess with capillary bronchitis. He
had been in falling health for the past
three years.
Rev Mr. Steele was born In Buxton,
Mass, and educated at the Hampton
institute OF Fairfax. He was one OF
The Oldest Baptist ministers 10 the
state, having filed different pulpits
among them the Baptist church Of
Johnson for four years, the church at
Bolton for eight years, the Sharon
church for Is years, the church at Vir-
shire for two years, the Baptist pulpit
at Pittsford for 5 years and the church
Of SALISBURY for eight yesss. In
1879 be represented Sharon in the state
legislature and was also census mum.
orator from the same town several
times. There is probably no other
baptist minister better known In this
state than Mr. Steele.
lie Is survived by bis wife, two sons
Philip and Charles ID. OF Tempe. Ari-
zona and two daughters, NrsJ. Frank
Leonard OF winsted, CT. and Mrs s.
X. Kendall OF this city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13

ID In on TO the Jeus. and the explosions
came 20 an end.
Then amidst masses OF dense smoke
the scar,h for the dead and wounded
was commenced. The lower decks Of
the lena were Uttered with the frag.
menis % shattered aud torn bodies.
while the surrounding water was dot.
ted with human fragments dripping
with blood. II Will be impossible 90
ascertain the exact number OF killed
aud wounded until q roll call will be
held. ne many Of the men were com
pleteiy blown 10 pieces. while Others
were Moderated.
Many OF those who escaped with
their lives suffered most severe injuries
aud. becoming temporarily insane. rush.
ed franticaily around the vicinity OF
the dry dock until they fell exhausted.
The arsenal authorities organized IN
ambulance service without loss OF time.
and soon . long procession Of injured
men were on their way to the ho~pi'
tails.
An orderly Of Rear Admiral Man
ceron. who WAS cut. bruised and blood
stained. gave the following recital Of
his experiences
Rear Admiral Msnccron's quarters
are above the magazine. ! was In
the dining room when the nrst for
midable shock occurred. The quarters
were st once nlled with aclduous
fumes and choking smoke rushed
10 the rear admirnfs cabin. where he
sat awaiting his coffee. I saw that he
was wounded. aud I shouted 10 him Ia
run. After that I don't know what
happened. I lost my senses and did
not regain consciousness until the res
cners found mo-"
Captain Neriier occupied q cabin
near the after turrct over the magH
zine. Immediately after the explosion
he tried 10 get nut. hut the door of his
cabin vas blocked with debris. and
the only means Of exit was Impass.
able. The flames then broke out. and
Captain vertlsr died n horrible death.
After the are had heen ertinEuished
the re-cuers found his lncinerated ~.
mains. a. well ~ the terribly burned
bodies Of several other officers who
had been caught In the after cabin.
Two mIdshlpmen we're killed outright.
and the others attached 10 the Jena
have not yet been accounted for.
Lieutenant TiercelIn. one Of the
wounded survivors. IL of the opinion
that everybody who was below nj the
time ~ the explosion undoubtedly was
ssphyrlated by tho deadly fumes arts
Ing from the magazines. particularly
from the combustion Of IN" powder.
There are a total Of iO wounded
men being cared for IN the hospitals
or In their own homes. but In addition
a number OF people In the town were
hIt by proiectiles from the explosion.
A two.yssr-old child was Killed IN.
stsntiy In the town by such q missile.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
HAS A STAR
WITNESS
Jerome Wins a Victory In
Thaw Murder Trial.
TESTIMONY IS ALLOWED
Brother-in.Ia law Of White on Stand
Tells Of Witnessing Roof Gard.
en- Tragedy.

NEW YORK. March l3.-After coun.
sci had spent more than two hours OF
the morning session OF the Thaw trial
In argument Justice Fitzgerald over.
ruled the objection OF the defense IN
the matter Of allowing District Attor.
ney Jerome 10 continue his examlna-
ton OF James Cllnch Smith, a brother
in.law OF Stanford white. Mr.. Smith
had a conversation with Marry X.
Thaw on the Madison Square roof
garden just before White was killed.
Mr.. Jerome said this conversation had
a very important bearing on the case
and he had not learned OF the CONVEX.
sation itself until Smith returned from
Europe last month after the prosecu-
tons case In chief had closed.
Attorney Delmas, for the defense.
fought the introduction Of this testi.
mony 10 the last. but Justice fitIger.
aid ruled that In the interest Of Justice
Il should be admitted.
Mr.. Jerome then rcclted the shaping
OF the case OF the state from the night
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
SERIOUS INJURY
Elliott Fuller Of riesri~slivills tilt IN Abdom-
en- BY FLYING Sliek.

Elliott Fuller Of resri~slivills tilt IN Abdom-
@By flyIns Suek.
Hcartwellvillc. March l2.-Ellioit
Fuller was seriously Injured yesterday
afternoon At J. NJ. Canedy's saw mill
where he was al work. lie vas work.
lng a. a circular saw cutting four foot
wood into stove length when = stick
vas caught by the saw and hurled
against his abdomen With terrific
force.
II. @. Fuller Of Stamford who vas
At the mill for a load OF sawdust, as
sisted Mr. Cancdy and Others 10 remov.
ing the injured man 10 his home. a
doctor vas called from X adsboro. lie
found that no bones had been broken
but II IL feared there are serious inter.
nal Injuries.
Sir Fuller Who IL a we'll known res.
iden, Of Hcartweliyille vas In bad
condition last night and " " MT
sSOvn what the outcome will be.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13

IMPETT CONCERT
To Be Given Saturday. March 10. In Academy
HALL

To Be Given saturday March 10. In Academy
Hall.
The following is the program for the
concert to be given In Academy ball
Saturday afternoon and evening by
Thomas lmpett and his company from
Troy
jeanette Keller Soprano
Edith Cleghorn Contralto
Thomas lmpett Tenor
Earl S. Benedict Violinist
Lena Eggers Saunders Reader
Clara +. Morse Accompanies
The Kerry Dance Molloy
Kittie o'Coleralne Lover
The Low Back Car Lover
Thomas Impett
Mrs Casey on Lang Dennis Knet
Lena Eggers Saunders
Killarney Bale
Acushla Machree Needhsm
jeanette Keller
Irish Reels A nth
Earl S. Benedict
Kathleen Mavourneen Crouch
You'll Soon Forget Kathleen Reilly
Tipperary Lane
Edith Cleghorn'
Tcisls OF Julia O'Grady Connor
Lena Eggers Saunders
Concerts No. q DE Beriot
Earl :. Benedict
Passage Birds Farewell Hildach
jeanette Reller-Edith Cleehorn
She Wears Rose 10 her Hair, Hawley
My Rose Loud
Thomas Impeit
Jathrop Lathrop's Cow kalve
Lena Eggers Saunders
Loves Dawning Burlelgh
just Because Burleigh
ALI yo' comm roun' no mo- Pease
Edith Cleghorn
Hungarian Fantasia Keler-Bela
Earl $. Benedict
Ashore Trotere
4 China Tragedy Thomas
Jeanette Keller
rhe Sailor Signs Bale
Edith Cleghorn-Thoma Impet,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13

OF the tragedy 10 the present time TO
show that II had been impossible for
him 90 subpoena Mr.. Smith before he
went 10 Europe.
Il supposed" said Mr.. Jerome. that
Mr.. Smith was In this country when
the trial finally started. had been
Informed from a most reliable source.
as thought. that he was here. sni
then Il was made known 90 me that he.
expecting n longer delay ~ the ease.
had returned 10 France 81 look after
large business Interests which demand
ed his attention. then communicated
with Messrs. blackwell a blackwell
aud requested that they cable 10 Mr
Smith aud urge upon him that public
duty demanded that he return aud tcs-
tlfy. This cablegrsm was sent. and he
came 10 this country by the earliest
boat available. This trial had 20 far
proceeded at that time that the cause
In chief Of the peoples case was closed
and the cause In chief Of the defense
was 50 far advanced that Il was im.
possible for me "a interrupt II. There
fore II was manifestly impossible 10
Introduce this highly important evil
dencc before this time.
Il was NJ dinner NJ Martins recent.
IT," said Mr.. Jerome. when n friend
asked me why did not call Smith.
lie told me Of Smiths conversation
with Thaw. aud that was the first !
heard Of IT,
Then you would reopen the case
entirely" replied Mr. Dclmas. ito put
In newly discovered evidence. must
protest against any such course"
Justice Fitzgerald was brief In his
ruling lie said the evidence MIR smith
had 60 offer was newly discovered aud
Ia the Interest ~ justice should be
given TO the jury.
II override the objection" he con.
ciudcd.
The snd Of the trial At last secns 10
no IN sight. aud the twelve mon who
have been IL the jury box for nearly
eight weeks are to he Harry Thsw's
Judges. Tentative plans for the snsl
stages Of the trial were agreed upon
by opposing counsel. even 60 the detail
% sllottinE the time for the summing
up.
District Attorney Jerome has burned
behind him all bridges lcading 10 q
lunacy commission and has lrrevoca'
bly, pointed his course 10 proving that
rhaw was sane the night he shot and
Killed Stanford White and that. bslne
-aIe. his crime constituted murder In
the first degree. within ten days OF
two weeks M. case should 10 In the
jufy's hands.
Mr.. Jerome played. probably his
strongest card when he brought out
evidence which came to his knowledge
but q few days ago and which I'M
doubtedly caused him 10 abandon the
idea Of sending Whites slayer 10 q
msdhousc and 10 try for n straight out
conviction under the criminal statutes
The evidence came from Mrs. stan
ford whites brother. James Clinch
Smith. who told q remarkably clear
succinct story Of the events on Madl
son Square roof garden the night
white was killed and OF a long, leg
versation he had with Thaw Just fQPI
"a the shooting. ~
| II sssns wst Thsw sst fsr y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
FIRST BY FIVE INCHES.
Hiiimss. N. Y. A. G.. Won Feature
Event In Annual Meet.

Event In Annual Meet.
NEW YORK. March hillary H.
Hillman OF the New York Athletic club
won the 900 yard special. the principal
event OF the New York Athletic club,
annual meet at Madison Square Carl
den last night; ]. II. Taylor. the COLI
orcd runner OF Pennsylvania univer-|
sIty. second; ~ W. Sheppard OF the,
Irish Athletic club. third. and Charles
Bacon Of the Irish Athletic club. fourth: J
time. minute II Is seconds.
The greatest interest was In the 600
yard special race. In which Hulman'
defeated Taylor BY ave inches. Tho
time. I minute IA i-5 seconds. was
two.hfths OF a second slower than the
record at the Pastlme Athletic games.
when Taylor defeated Hiilman In the,
last stride OF n sensational finish.
: N. W. sheppard Of the Irish Athletic
club finished i've yards behind the
winner. while Charles Bacon OF the,
same club was still farther In the rear.
sheppard had many supporters. a. be
has a better record az the distance than
either Hlllman or Taylor. Last fall
he was credited with I minute IL S-5
seconds. but the clocklng nj the time
was questioned. y. u. Parsons OF
Yale was 20 have been IN the event.
but az the last moment was reserved
for the relay race.
AZ the crack Of the gun Hillman
bounded away. followed closely BY
Sheppard. Taylor and Bacon In the or.
der named.
on the Twenty.scvcnth street stretch
sheppard shot by Hlllman. and In this
order they ran until the boil clInkci
for the last lap. Then tho colored man
gan 20 close up. aud Iilllman. hav-
IN his ere on him. drew up on shcp-
pa I. They tore down the back stretch.
aud about midway IIillinan and Tay-
Tor passed the Irish runner. Round
the last bend they few. with Hiliman
leading the Pcnnsylvanlan by two
yards. and on the homcstrc,ch Taylor
mado his effort and gained inch by
inch. but ha. could not overhaul Hin.
man. who won by lyo Inches. Sum
marics:
sixty Yard Dash. Handicap.-Robert
cloughon. 'Fordham college. won; wor-
rell. University OF Pennsylvania. sec.
ond: y. n. Hulgrcn. third. time. Q 3'5
seconds
Medley Race Between Columbia Uni.
ycrslty and Princeton Unlycrslty.-Co-
lumbn won.
Seventy Yard Hurdle. Handicap
Francis Kcar. Xavier Athletic club.
won: J. T.. Hartrauft University Of
Pennsylvania. second: r. J. sullivan.
New York Athletic club. third; time.
34b seconds.
SIX Hundred Yard Run. Special.
Scratch. - Harry illllman, New York
Athletic club, won: ]. Taylor. Unlyer.
sIty Of Pennsylvania. second; N. w.
sheppard. Irish Athletic club. third;
time. minute IL Is seconds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
LODGE FLOURISnING.
District Deputy /. G. Burnham Of Burlington
Visitor Here.

L. @. Burnham Of Burlington dis
trict deputy OF Permont Lodge NEOP
OF that city also member Of tho exc
cutive board Of the supreme lodge In
Boston, paid walloomsac lodge visit
Tuesday night.
Mr. Burnham instituted the first lodge
OF the order In the state and was also
the FIRST grand warden OF the state, he
is prominently identified with the ma
sonic order and also the Odd Fellows,
and q travelling man, but he devotes o
good deal OF time 10 the New England
Order OF Protection.
He attended an executive session OF
the Supreme lodge last week and re.
ported the present membership $4,000.
Our territory 10 New England alone
and we consider that . pretty good
record for nineteen and one hall years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
SOUTH DORSET.

Chas n. Norcross was elected God
constable and has qualified.
A. u Bowen has been very busy TAX
INK photos last week Of the inside OF
the church at Dorset
Town meeting passed OF quietly
most OF the old board was elected, The
town voted 10 90 dry. But will H.
The Norcross a West Marble Co.
shut down the quarry here last We, K
and the help II scattered. The ma.
chimes will be- laid up and etornal sil.
eucc reign.
All the Italians and Polanders who
worked on The Norcross a Yves,
guarries have gone 10 Daoby 10 work
for Proctor 10 the tunbel. They are
drilling under the mountain over 10
k'et Of white marble.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
"COUNIESy' DtFltS SHERIFF
Mrs. lucy Nicholas Move, Bssk ,oMsnOr House
A. Montpelier.


Montpelier, March ll.-Mrs Lucy
Nicholas, other wise called Countess
Eleanor Fletcher Bishop Nicholas who
has been abseu, from the Nicholas
manor for three days went back there
thi. morning and said that II The sher.
IN wanted possession he must move
her out bag and baggage. The Lang.
don estate, which purchased the equity
10 the block wants peaceful possession
n order 10 tear II down Mrs Nlchol
as husband who Is nephew OF the
late John II. Lang Ion ADD credited as
the rightfil heir to the throne OF Gre e
IL walchmsn 10 n hotel. lie has not
lived with his wife here for a numUcr
Of years.
TIE countess Il writing a book which
she has entitled ''rhe Fruitless Scarce
of a Faithful wife for Justice la Mont.
pelier." She says THE scenes la 10
sill make those ~ the reign OF George
The Third look like pink teas"
Her husbands mother IL owner OF
The property she claims.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
TEN MILLION
DOLLAR GIFT
Mrs. Russell Sase's Plans For
Social Improvement.
PHILANTHROPY WORK
Bill at Albany to incorporate Sage
Foundation, Which Will Be
National.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 10. = Mrs.
Russell Sage. through her counsel,
Henry W. De Forest. authorized the
following statement in relation to the
Sage foundation, a bill Incorporating
which has been introduced In the legis-
lature:
IL have set aside Slo,000,000 for the
endowment OF this foundation. Its OBJ
ject Is the Improvement OF social and
living conditions In the United States.
II will be within the scope OF such a
foundation 20 investigate and study
the causes OF adverse social condi-
tons, including ignorance, poverty and
vice: TO suggest how hese conditions
can be remedied or ameliorated and
to put in operation any appropriate
means 20 that end.
"While having It's headquarters In
New York city, where Mr.. Sage and I
have lived and where social problems
are most pressing and complicated.
partly by reason OF It's extent and
partly because II Is tho port OF entry
for about million immigrants n year.
the foundation Will be national In its
scope and In It's activities.
Il have sought to select rs my trus-
tees men and women who are familiar
with social problems and who can
bring 10 their solution not only real
and interest, but experience and judg-
ment"
The trustees named by Mrs. Sage on
the work are Robert w. DO Forest
Cleveland II. Dodge. Daniel @. Gilman
John NJ. Glenn. Miss Helen Gould
Mrs. William Is. Rice and Miss Louisa
l.. Schuyler. all OF whom have had
wide experience In philanthropic work
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
HOME MISSION RALLY.
Women Will Serve supper and Gree, Mr.,
Psekhsm thursday NIGHT.

The women OF the Baptist church
hold their Home Mission Rally 10.
morrow night Mrs @. w. Peckhsm.
secretary OF the woman's American
Baptist Home Mlsslon society, comes
on from Boston for the address.
The topic will be "what Baptis,
Women are Doing for the cyan
gellxatIon OF North America"
Ate O'Clock the Elm stree, circle OF
the Ladies' Aid society will serve sup.
per 10 the social rooms OF the church.
The price will be only Hiteen cents.
You can afford To come and bring
your wife and children. Remember the
day, and the hours; supper from six TO
seven and the address at 715. You
are Invited 70 either or both.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
FOR BETTER SUPERVISION
Bethel Propo,o 10 uaile With Other Top m
and Hire Superintendent.

Bethel, March i2.-The school dIrec
tors OF this town voted Ia unite with
other towns In the employ mont Of n
super intendest n snitablc arrange.
ments can be made. The salary Of the
supSi .ntendebt viii be about $3.50 Of
which the state will pay 5000 and tie
towns composing the union the remain
der.
On account OF an pc, Of the last lex.
islaturo 10 the effect tina, legal school
must be 10 session 20 weeks and have
at least six pupils, the socalled Noun
tain dIstric, 10 Bethel II cut out and
its pupils will have TO be transported
to the Camp Brook school the coming
year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
HELD FOR SHOOTING
Hogan to Ava, Rault Of Irisrie, 10 Bur
nah

North Adams, March IA Michael
Hogan pleaded no, guilty today and
was held for one month 70 await the
outcome Of the injuries Of william
Burnssh who Is 10 the hospital. e.
The leg wound Burnash received Il
causing the surgeons concern Blood
poisoning Is feared. The ,eg will have
10 be ampuiaied. The wound In the
chest causes NO alarm.
Bonds we're Fixed at 5000 and Hog
an unable 10 raise this amour, was
taken 10 jail.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
MISS DELLA WOODS
Died Tuesday 81 the noms Of Charles A
Gusn.

Grsn.
Miss Della Woods who came from
Eagle Bridge with her mother a few
days ago. died Of the home OF Charles
A. Green Tuesday morning at 10 20.
Miss Woods bad been IN with pull.
monary complaint for long time. She
began sinking about, 8 O'Clock In the
morning and peacefully passed away
nj the time stated.
Her age was only IS years, and she
vas . kind and amisble girl. Her par
enis anc grandparents survive her.
Her tNdy was taken 10 III. home Of
her par, Is In Eagle Bridge today and
tomorrow Il will be taken TO North Ad.
ans for burial.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-13
GOES TO WORCESTER FIRM
g. n. Cutting & Co. Gets Contract 10 Free
Vermont Ssnstorium.

Proctor, March 1.-THE contract for
erecting the main building OF the Yer
mont sanatorium at Pittsford has been
awarded TO the firm OF G. II. Cutting
& Co. OF Worcester, Mass. The con
tract calls for the completion OF the
structure by Oct. and the two wings
by Nov. next.
This firm built the Proctor hospital
and the work gave the utmost salts
faction. Burt c. Fisk, native OF
Leicester, this state, became member
OF the firm q few years ago.