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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
LIKELY K. TO RUN
FOR GOVERNOR.
Statement Made That r. E. Lee,
IT., Will Be a Candidate
Next Time.
Next Time.

(From Our Regular CONSEQUENTLY
WASHINGTON d, c., June l7.-Ihe
positive statement Is made to-day that
Colonel Robert =. Lee Will be n can
didate for the Democratic nomination
to the goyernorship. A close friend OF
Colonel Lees remarked to !, The Times ,ea
lieyed tho colonei's mind was absolutely
made up to enter tho RAGE. and that
the Situation to make t ce 20 ! he
d. e. Colonel Lee himself refuses to
make statement concerning tho pos
Mr.. John L. Boisseau. formerly Of
this city now of New York, Is the
guest OF his cousin, Mrs. George B..
Wilson. on Park Avenue, after spend
ing last week at Jamestown EXPOSE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
STAFFORD AND KING GEORGE.

Mr.. Carlin Has Apparently Made Most
Vigorous Eight In These Counties.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
If FREDERICKSBUR VA. June IT,
Great interest Is felt here and through
out this ton in the Eighth District
primary Wednesday, &C. Carlin. of
Alexandria. has made the most active
fight of any Of the candidates In STAFF
ford and King George counties and 1t
seems to be the general opinion that he
will receive majority In each county.
Judge C. e. Nicol. Of Prince William.
third, and John F. Ryan, of Loudoun.
last 1855 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
Negro Woman Killed.

The body Of an old negro woman
was found near the crossing OF the
Belt Line Railroad tracks with til e
Broad Street Road Oh Sunday morning
by trainmen on the Richmond, Fred :
ercksburg and Potomac Railroad pass
Ing that point. A fractured skull, a
broken leg and other injuries showed
death to have been practically instan- :
taneous. G#
Coroner Deas held an inquest Mt the
to Investigate the matter. Tho jury
brought In verdict that the woman
met her death by injuries received from
being struck by a locomotive. TIL g
verdict does not attach any blame to
any one or to the railroad company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
RESIGNS POSITION,
Rev. y. w. Mitchell Leaves Herald to
Go to West Virginia.

Rev. j. W. Mitchell, for several years
secretary ana treasurer Of the Religious
Herald Company. has resigned that
position. He has bought the BAPTIST
Rcilgious; Herald has not yet announced
his Successor. but Or. Pitt expects 10
have associated with him one OF the
best known Baptists in Virginia, Tho
that the paper. under, It's recent re.
As now the property Of
forty Of the most represen ia tive Bap-
lists In the South, Rev, p g, II, Pitt
genla! ms as ed!tor-!nr Chief. .3s 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
WON JAMESTOWN TRIPS,

Party Of Young Enilles from Mississippi
7'IN m M Visit Richmond. i3
Colonel r. II. Henry edits Of the Clarion.
Lod Cor OF Jackson, Miss who has been IN
Richmond since Saturday with party of
on his paper. left last evening In q char
tered Pullman with his party.
They had visited tho exposition and Wash
,ington and came to Richmond with tho
National Editorial Association. They made
q tour OF the city to all points OF interest
and wore highly entertained during their
stay In Richmond. s4 az gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
NEXT FRIENDS" WANT
GOOD FAITH ESTABLISHED.

CONCORD. N. H.. June l7.-Another petit
ton in the already complicated litigation
surrounding the suit In equity, brought by
the "next friends" OF Mrs. Mary Baker G.
Eddy to secure an accounting OF the property
OF the Christian Science leader. was filed
In tho Merrimack Superior Court hero by
counsel for tho next friends" to-day, asking
that the question OF their good faith be de-
termined Immediately. and in advance OF all
other proceedings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
yyhitehead SIM Champion.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch,l
NORFOLK, VA, June l1,--The sew
enth annual lawn tennis tournament
for the championship OF Virginia was
concluded. here thlB afternoon. Hugh
g. Whitehead retains the championship
in defeating w, II, Taylor, Jr,. the chal-
Ilenger and winner OF the tournament.
Agelasto and w, III. TAYLOR, q r. Miss
NJ, q. Evans. OF Richmond, Il Is IS
champion. 4 rs n 5 % \, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
poet to sail to-morrow from Liverpool

Mr., and Mrs. Magill attended the Inter-
national sunday-School Conference In Rome.
and have spont tho remainder of their timc
In Visits to tho principal cities of Southern
Europe. On thoIr outgoing voyage they
touched at the Azores and at Gibraltar.
After spending three days in Naples they
to Rome. where the conference
Venice, Lucerne, Paris and London.
Mr.. Magilf. who was quite Ill Just before
sailing, is reported to be much improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
CONCESSIONS OPEN.
Police Appear at lakewood Sunday and Close
Them.

Several OF the concessions at lakewood
Park which were found open, weys) closed
BY Captain Epps, OF the Second Police Dls-
trict, on sunday.SsIt was suspected That
some of tho places might try to soil goods
on Sunday and Captain IIpps went out
With several policemen to SEQ that they
were all closed for the day, None we're
seen to be actually doing business. and no
reports or arrests were made
It will be the policy Of the police to make
responsible every man who is caught work
Ing at his trade on tho Sabbath. Last year
the proprletors OF lakewood were arrested
for Violating tho Sabbath laws. but this
year. II any violation be Detected. the em-
ploye caught Violating the Sunday laws Will
be arrest cd s83tlI III t5JE sEftj ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
PRIMARY WEDNESDAY,
Be BITTER CONTEST
(Contin ued From First Page.)

(Contlnued from First Page.)
200 in the city and county of Alcxan-
dria, and 500 in the counties of Fairfax
and Prince William, with small votes
in Stafford. King George, and Louisa
and Orange
4 Ryan is popular in the district with
the farming element. He has made but
few speeches.. but has worked constant
w. Judge Nicol according to the opin-
run run in III this county as second con WITH s.
Carlin or Gordon third, but with strong
Indications that Carlin will be third in
strength. There will be- a full vote
lpolled In the county, and it Is usually
about 100. e54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
DAsEDALL EXCITEMENT
KILLS ARDENT KOTrEK

BINGHAAlToN, N. y. June Ito,
Arnold Chaplin. marble dealer, fifty
years old. dropped dead as no returned
home from the baseball game between
this afternoon, After the sixth inning.
when things warmed up for Bingham
ton, he wau one OF the loudest root
ers," and became so excited and warm
ed IN that he died from heart disease.
superinduced By his baseball excite
ant III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
Grocery Store Burned.

# "
The grocery store Of lczekiel.Ny.
Brauer, In Paramount, was burned on
Sunday morning about $3.50 o'clock,
with total loss estimated at mot less
than $4,000.
I The fire originated in the rear part
OF the store. on the ground floor of the
building. the second story Of which
was occupied as living Quarters by MI.
and Mrs. Braucr and two children.
Mr.. Braucr5 estimated yesterday that
the loss Of tho stock OF groceries
would amount to $500, and Of house,
hold goods, at $1,000. partially covered
by insurance. Tho building was owned
by b. T. Thompson, OF Fairmount and
is damaged to the extent Of about
$4,000, with partial insurance.
Mr.. Brauer will make arrangements
to open his store at some convenient
place shortly. Until he can secure
quarters. his family are stopping with
his father, Mr.. William Fl. Brauer, for
mer treasurer OF Henrico count.
The cause Of tho fire is unknown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

{ At Jacksonville; Jacksonville. /; Au,
gusta. 6.
Savannah, O..
At Columbia: Columbia. Q; Macon. /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
SHARP PASSAGES
OVER MAss|E BILL
/ Continued From First Page.)

Mr.. Fuller
Then say to you, sir that your
statement Is absolutely untrue" sharp
ly rejoined Colonel Masse.
II have made the same statement In
debate with you on former occa-
sion," declared Mr.. Fuller. .and you
didn't deny 1t then
well. I deny Is now most emphati-
cally," returned Colonel Massie prompt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
WIN Nuke Change Later.

The county levy for next year will
be fixed at g meeting on the fourth
Monday in July. for taxes, which be-
come due December LIST.
The board concluded that, in view OF
a small surplus in the treasury and the
prospects OF the collection of some out
standing claims, the county could get
through this year without a raise in
taxation. "A careful review Of condl-
tions. however, will have to be made
llshed.
At the conclusion of It's formal SEES
sion the board adjourned to inspect the
county almshouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
SAIL FOR HOME,

Mfr. AIagill Much improved After Trlp Across
n Water. Sass IA
Nows has baon received from Mr. and Mrs
r. +. Maglll who have been spend ms sHeY i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18

ly rejoined Colonel Masse.
II have made the same statement In
debate with you on a former occa-
sion" declared Mr.. Fuller. .and you
didn't deny It then"
well. deny is now most emphati-
cally." returned Colonel Massie prompt
~.
Order Restored.
The chairman raped his gnvel
sharply and suggested that there
should be no cross-firing or personals
ties INDUCED In by the candidates, and
here the incident closed, and the meet
Ing proceeded in order.
All the candidates were present, and
all made speeches. and as they app
preached the brilliantly illuminated
stand In an open field, they were
greeted by the firing OF skyrockets.
etc.
The meeting was under the auspices
of the East End Improvement League,
and was presided over by Mr.. James w.
Gentry. He announced at the close
that another rally would be held in
Corcoran Hall next Tuesday night.
The list OF candidates was called al
phabetically. the senatorial aspirants
coming first.
In the division Of time, Mr.. Blair got
twenty minutes, because he would not
nave u cuduCcf " W IllS 5COIu-
petitors. and the latter fifteen minutes
each. The House candidates were al
lotted ten minutes each. and, In all.
this made nearly three hours.
All for Reforms.
All the candidates told what they
would try to do II elected, and pleaded
earnestly for the supporters OF the
newly acquired Richmond citizens.
Some were born on Church Hill and
others were sorry they were not. while
still others pointed eloQuently to the
fact that their ancestors for genera
tions back had slept beneath the sacred
spot where Patrick Henry made his
impassioned appeal for the liberty of
his oppressed countrymen.
All favored good roads, better
schools, the raising OF the poll tax
exemption and many other reforms
while nearly all declared for some bet
ter system Of REF istering land titles.
They were given close attention. and
at times many Of them were v,
applauded. GIVE It to 'em, Folkes,'
you are all right, Harry" and "Hurrah
for Curtis were some Of the saluta-
tions that came from the crowd. and
but for the little "brush" between Mr.
Fuller and Colonel Massle, everything
ssed off tremendously.
Apropos OF the closing Of the strug-
gle, 1t should be stated that the Clay
Ward Actives will not hold another
meeting, the proposed rally for next
Saturday night having been abandoned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
BEAU BRU;MIMEL
WON FEATURE

CINCINNATI, OHIO. June l7,-The}
fourth event. purse race. at seven
.furlonEs. was the feature Of tho card
at Latonin to-day. Beau Brummel. the
favorite, won the race In a drive from
Electorine. with Ovelando third. Sum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18

at LatOnla tO-day. W. Beau8 BruNlmel,# the
favorite, won the race In a drive from
Electorine. with Ovelando third. SUM
maries:
First race-Six furlongs-Deqcon IS
to - first, Monsignor GOO tos1) sec
ond, Blaze o'Llght Ct to ~ third.
Time, 1:14 80.
Second race-Fve furlongs-AIack.
erel e to - first, Stone Street Us to
81 second, Snbado 60 to y third, Time,
1:02.
Third race-N1ilc-W n to,
)hrst. solly NJ. GO to y second, Dele
'Strome 6 told third. Time 1:42.
Fourth race--Seyen furlongs--Beau
Brunlnel G. to u first, lllectorinc q
to q second. Ovelando (S to y third.
Time, 1:27l-5,
Fifth .race--Four and one-hnlf fur
lcngs---Katherine Murphy 90 TO y
first, MOSCOW Belle (l0 to ~ second
Lady Fesca $50 to u third. Time.
:55 as.
Sixth race-N1lle and three furlongs-
Bernie Cramer 6 to ~ first. Atllln GO
to ID second, Little Elkin Gao to ~
third, Time. 2:23
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
WILL NOT RAISE
COUNTY LEVY YET
Supervisors Decide They Can Get
Through Year, Without In
crease in I aXation.

The Board Of Supervisors Of Hcnrico
county met in called session yesterday
morning at the courthouse. The ques-
oughly discussed, and the final action
of the board was a resolution not to
make any change in the tax rate at
present.
and based on the assessment Of coun-
ty property before the annexation act
went into effect. That act took into
the city nearly five million dollars
worth of taxable property. and has the
corresponding result OF cutting down
county revenues. The county expenses.
however, were not materially reduced
by the annexation, the great through
much as heretofore, and the salaries
and expenses Of county officers re-
naming practically the same as be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
a-ssg,7f &C. : = : 77-7-l-II !, -
Playing "SIiin.v

Charles Moore (colorcd) was arrested last
night, charged with the crime of playing a
game called Skin" He will probably be
flecced this morning OF the usual $3.50.
Crutchheld's price. ss5f g 53,ss *.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
ORCHARD ANSWERS
CHARGE OF MURDER.
Formally Arraigned at Caldwell
for Killing Nineteen

CALDWELL, IDAHO, June 17.-Har-
ry Orchard, the confessed murderer
OF former Governor steunenberg and
eighteen other men, was brought here
to-day and taken before Judge Wood
at the county courthouse. The Hay
wood case at Boise was adjourned over
to-day to enable Judge Wood to come
to Caldwell and enter an order for
,mally adjourning Orchards trial for
the present term Of court. S
The date Of Orchards trial will mot
he set until the cases against Haywood
Meyer and Pettibone at Boise are dis
posed of. Orchard was taken back to
the penitentiary at Boise this after
noon.
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. Orchnrd ON Stand To-Dny.


BOISE. IDAHO June 17.-When the
ySteunenberg murder trial Is resumed
ttc-morrow. Harry Orchard will be the
first witness called to the stand by the 4
State. He will be placed in the hands
of the defense in order that q series
of Informal impeachment questions
may be presented and then the prose-
cution VIII take him over for his res
direct examination. Despite his long
stay on the stand there We're several
points relative to the Steunenterg MUIR
der and the alleged conspiracy be-
hind it that We're not developed. and
these the State will bring out Il 4.
Orchard will be succeeded on the
stand by James Kirwan. acting secre-
tary of the Western Federation Of
Miners. Objection was made to the
manner In which Kirwan was sub
poenaed, but counsel for the defense
waived the objection and stipulated
that they would have him in attend-
nnce whenever desired.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
SOUTH VERNON.

Miss Benice Fairman is on the SICK llst
Ernest Dunklee has returned to MI
femon school.
Picking sweet corn has begun tins
week among the farmers.
Warren Shine and family have moved
Mortified mountain this week.
Miss Alice Briggs and Sadie Sykes have
gone to Mortified seminary.
Mrs. Hattie French returned to WIN
CHESTER, N. H., Sunday night.
BENJAMIN Streeter lost a valuable horse
GUT Of his span Sunday night.
Charles Baxter of West Halifax visited
AeFe recently. He is looking for a farm
Dr.. Chase and daughter of Brookllnse,
SN!ass, are guests of his sister, Mrs. w. a.
Newton.
Nh and Mrs. H. G. Lewis and son OF
portland, Me-, were recent guests OF H.
Waldron.
N; Russell has just returned from bar 3a
laIbor where he visited his son. ne
1So attended the camp meeting at ALTON
Bay n. II.
Mrs j. L. Stockwell and children OF
vest Brattleboro and w. ). Iyier %
Dorchester, Mass, visited Mrs. Martina
Tyler over Sunday.
Mrs. Aurora Gould, who has been at
" 1iaTI.on-by the-Sea for several weeks, also
q Fair Haven, Mass, has come nome,
new and Mrs F. E. Brooks came with her
-" spend their vacation.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
WHITyNGHAM

Harry Chase returned to Phillips Exc,
ter last Tuesday.
Chauncey Bryant took a business trim
to Albany this week.
Lincoln Sawyers mill is shut down for
two weeks vacation.
Wesley Jillson and family are now set.
tied IN their new home.
Miss Catharinc Slattery returned to her
home in Boston last Tuesday.
Village school began iast week Thurs.
day with Miss Ethel Newell as teacher
again,
At the auction sale of Merton Wheeler's
goods last Tuesday stock went for good
prices.
Otis Reed and family are soon to move
to the home of his brother, David Reed,
he being left without housekeeper.
Mrs, Dora SWEET of Amesbury, Mass,
Is here ON visit with her sister Mrs
Samira Riddell, and niece, Mrs. Carrie
Wheeler.
Rev. and Mrs j. p. Dorst returned from
their visit in Buffalo last Monday. Mrs.
Fowler came back with them after visit
ing her son in Pittsiield and relatives in
North Adams.
Ira Stafford of Springfield Mass, Wis,
tied his father, Emerson Stafford, last
week at his home at William Underwoods s.
Mr. and Mrs. win Clemens of Spring
field We're with him on a vacation.
Rev. Margaret Barnard of Rowe Of
iiciated at the funeral of Jackson Hull last
week. The floral tributes were many and
beautiful. A niece OF Mr.. Hull, Mrs.
Jennie Downs, and daughter of Boston,
came to attend his funeral.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
WILMINGTON.

Mrs. r. L. Harris is improving in
health.
DR.. McGrath of North Adams was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. John Stanley is again able to be
out after her recent illness.
Mrs. Dora Haskell Winslow of Brattle.
boro called in town last week.
George johnson of Readsboro is i'll at
Mrs. Boynton's boarding house.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Crafts is slowly improving
Fred johnson of Somerset is caring for
a sick friend at DR.. L. I. Pages.
Mrs. Arthur Chase of Readsboro was
weekend guest at r. f. Harris's.
There is some talk of presenting Valley
Farm in Readsboro in the near future.
Albert j. Buell. visited his brother, O..
X. Buell., in Springfield Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. Jennie Titus and Mrs. Augusta
Boynton are spending the week in Sara
| toga.
Mrs. Herbert Miller, Mrs. Bert Wheeler
and daughter, Leona, returned from Barre
Saturday.
Ralph Mann of the University of Yer
mont has been at Child's tavern the
past week.
Mrs. Nicholas Macdonald spent a part
of last week in Bennington with relatives,
returning Monday.
Mrs. Mary Morgan of Shelburne Falls,
one of Wilmington's former residents, is
in town for the week.
Will Macdonald of Brown university
returned to Providence Friday after
- al lot,
Misses Edith and Edna Haskell, who
have been spending month in Whining
ton, returned to their home in Brattle-
boIo Monday, accompanied by their moth
err, Mrs. H. NJ. Haskell.
C. NJ. Russell, n. NJ. Haskell, George
Bond, Leroy Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z.
Ray and Col. j. II. Goulding are at.
tending the 4lst national encampment OF
G. A. r. in Saratoga Springs.
A party of so, consisting of members of
Mountain lodge, f. & 4. NJ. of ShelbuTne
Falls, with their families, came to vii,
mington Friday morning. They plenicked
in Railroad grove and returned home by
special train about o'clock.
Samuel Carpenter was badly injured
last Friday and is still in critical con
diticn The accident occurred on mar
row bend in the Cold Brook road about 4
O'Clock in the afternoon, and was caused
by the collision of Mr.. Carpenters wagon
with fourhorse team from johnson
mill. One of the heavy wheels passed
over his body, crushing the ribs in, his
left side, and nearly severing one ear from
his head. 1t is thought that internal in
iuries were also sustained. He was at
tended by DR.. and Mrs. Dunn, and is now
under the care of Miss Donica, trained
nurse from North Adams.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13

Geept O., 7, Davis Of Philadelpbio and
eeorge w. Davis Of Windsor W 6ne
son,,in'law, {, |, Hale OF Keene' n II
with grandchildren and great.grandcbii''
Der. '' 81 III mum
a bountiful dinner was served Nv tbo
most and hostess and after il had been
enjoyed there was story telling, childbood
"reminiscences and recolections of The
cv,l war, in which great conflict father
ana four sons We're volunteers. The sol.
dier sons are all now living and three
were present.
- Remarks were made by Charles Il.
Davis aud Byron V. Davis, the latter
presenting a substantial gift of money 10
the host and hostess, in behalf of the as.
sembled company, as token of appre.
citation, OF their cordial welcome and gen.
erous hospitality. 81"
Those brothers ana sisters present be.
side the host We're; Ceylon $. Davis, Mel.
rose, Mass; Martin V, b. Davis. Gardner,
Mass; Charles +, Davis, Vernon: Byron
'. Davis, kent's Ill., Me-: Mrs. Sophia
Z. Kendall, keene, n. H.; Mrs. Ella Cas-,
Bradford, Mass; Wallace IL. Davis, West
Royalston, Mass.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
WEST NoRTHFIELD.

Miss Georgia Alexander of Hyde Park
i a guest of Miss Lizzie Purple.
Mrs D. D. Fisher has returned from a
visit with relatives in Winchester.
Miss Bertha Paige of Greenfield is a re-
cent guest of Mrs. Herbert Chase.
George Witt was called to Springfield,
Mass last week by the death OF a SIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Wade are attend
ing the fair at Sherbrooke, Canada, TINS
week.
Frank Rice of Conway has been spend
1g few days with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. u
Nleeter.
Mrs. William Fairman of Springfield,
4laSsy is recent guest of Mr. and MIS-
NV. Fairman.
Reuben Park and Mrs. G. R. Nelson
have been spending several days with
relatives in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Florence Park, who has been
Sending the summer with her aunt, MIS-
Y R. Nelson has returned to her home
IN Deerfeld.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
WEST HALIFAX.

c.onoo Hill has rented the George Chase
III nf Albert Thurber for a year.
M Mrs. T. Fl. Ballou and Miss Alice Alice Alien AL
81 Rrattleboro called in town TUESDAY
u ,I;ss Rachel Hall has returned to ner
sobool in Boston after spehdlhs hei
m 3o vacation at home. .,4 >
While the Baptist church Is wit = held !
w me The B, t. P. U. meeting is help
p lt II and Sunday school at Il 0 eio'N
as , us Roma Cutting is on the sick list, list,
M nIsnd Co Cooke has gone to Brattlenooro
h snarl( in the store of Goodnow' fear-
'on NJ T G. Winn is at her daughter IWin 5,
Mn W. Frank Davenport's, while MI. W LIN IN
ME- Nttends the G. A. R. eneamphen' III
Saratoga, N. Y. L. o,ne
Several from Dummerston' Mno , over
ottend the Pomona grange stayeu olrd.
10 at'T With W. @. Niles. The party ihoiuu
n MI he master, w. F. Walker
windbam County Pomona grange geSd inv'
Nth Guiding Star grange nresent IN
Whtn was a goodly number Ple nd most
Hele Of tbe fact that it rained haru u iio II
spiVe " afternoon. The questions CIV 10
Oh fH lille to Feed Mich COWS 81 N a for
Pr9nsSSbu ould the Ears of Field S S9pn nth ii,
ana an 9Lo Re Cured or Put in the ollo Mlv nI
the E ElJ were well argued by nieiiOei9
Of the grange and visltors'