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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-03

Russell Lynch and children were visitors
in Burlington Tucsday.--The a. o. II.
will hold a whist party in Forcsters'
hall Friday eveninE.-A large number at
tended the theatre In Burlington Mon
day evening" and Mrs. f. W. Free
man, Mrs. I. H. Goodwin, Mrs r. f.
Freeman and Miss MitiRuv returned last
evening from New York city
G. +. Daley of Boston was a CUES in
town yesterday.-At tho Congregational
Church Sunday Mrs. George Palmer was
chosen delegate to the state Sundav
school convention to be held at Man
chester October g, and i0-Thomaq
O'Brien Of Waterbury was in town yes
terday. There was a small Attendance
at the dance held in Bellevue hall Tues
day evening Arthur BoSt wick, who has
been the guest Of his mother, Mre
Charles Bostwick, returned To his home
in Boston Tuesday. Miss Eta Ward 81
Burlington is visiting at the home of MIR
and Mrs. George Palmer.-Ira Towno and
wife have returned from a months qtav
in Chicago and vicinlty.--There was n
regular meeting Of Queen Esther Lodge
Of Rehckahs at l. O. .. T.. hall last
evening.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Tuffel BostwiclI went last week to
Boston to visit his son, Clarles--Mrs.
e, G. Brown left Tuesday to visit rela-
tives In Boston and prOVidcnce.-Mrs.
G. L. Nay Of Burlington is keeping
house for her father, g. q. Brown,
during the absence Of her mother,
Mrs. b. G., Brown--Dr. and Mrs. II. D.
Hopkins went to Waterbury last sat
urday to he present at the 55th ami
versary of the marriage Of the doe
tors grandfather and grandmother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hopkins. which
came on Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. a X.
Morse visited friends in Brattlo boro
the past weck.-Abncr Giffin of CO.
hoes n. Y, and George Nash of Wi
nooski were visitors ut T.. s, Ransom s
last week H. l., Murdoch is again
confined TO the house vita stomach
troubles. b. Bolgcr has been con-
fined to the house the past week with
quinsy sore throat.--Tho regular
church services will be held next sun
day as usual. 1t is not certain yet
who the pulpit supply will be.
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MILTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Phelps have little
son which was born the Goth of Seqtem-
bcr.-W!liam Mayvile Of Atlanta, Ga,
Is visiting his mother Mrs, Ellen May
vile. She will accompany him and his
wife home to spend the wintcr.--J. y.
Kennedy returned Saturday from a few
days spent in New York clty,-Miss Jen-
ME Rankin is home from Burlington Tor
short vacation Miss Laura Quinn goes
to New York Thursday, where she will
enter a training school for nurses.-Mr,
and Mrs, Cloud and daughters spent
Saturday and Sunday in Swanton.-Mr.
Nichols and u, II, Parker of Richmond
were in town Monday evening to assist
the odd Fellows in drilling for the dis
trict meeting Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin Eev-
ms and son, Percy, and Mr.. and Mrs, W.
S. Coon and Mr. and Mrs, Mark Roberts
attended the funeral of Mr., BeVns's IA
Their. Thomas BeVius, at Fairfax Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Lamarsh 20 this
week to New York to visit their son, DO
seph,-Mr and Mrs. Levi Demo spent sat
urday and sunday with friends in Essex
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ESTATE; OF EIIZ .BETH II. HICKOK
BURLINGTON.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of chit
tcndcn, SIS.
The Honorable tho Probate Cour; for
the District of Chittenden.
TO all persons interested in the cs-
tate Of Elizabeth T, Iiickok. late of
Burlington. in said district. deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas. said Court has assigned the
21st day of October next for the set
Element of the account Of the exc
cutors Of the last will and testament
of Elizabeth r. IIickok. late of Bur
lington, and for a decree Of the resi-
due of said estate to the lawful claim
ants of the same. ana ordered
that public notice thereof be
given to all persons Interested in snid
estate by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to the day
assigned in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press new spapcr published in
said district.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified to
appear at tho Probate Court rooms in
burlington, Vermont on tho day as
signed. then and there to contest the
allowance Of said account If you see
cause, and to establish your RIGHT as
heirs, l-eHtecs and lawful claimants to
said residue.
Given under my hand, this 30th day
of September. 901.
MARCELINS A. BINGHAM
lf,W"t Judge.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

MIR. and Mrs. William Miner are visit
ing her sistc' Mrs. James Cass, at
Randolph. -Suol Sargent has finished
work for s. j. Randall and is going to
move onto lin & Miles farm at starks-
boro.--Mr and Mrs O. J. Tomlinson, who
have been visiting friends here the past
few weeks, have returned to their home
in Sharon Heights, Mass.--Charles Miller
of Forrishurgh with his men are putting
UP John Milcs's house.
DR.. Spilicr, optician will be at Fullor's
Hotel, October at the Center october
Mrs. John Andrews visited friends in
burlington and Jcrich the last Of tn"
weck.--Miss Edith Fuller went to Rich
n,ond Monday where ahc is to assist
Mrs George bartlett with her house,
Work-Mr. Bacon and mon ofNShclhurrc
are building o. G. Hallock's BARN. r.
Andi ews and daughter Ruth visited
friends in Jericho saturday and Sunday.
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EAST MONKTON.

The october w. G. r. L. meeting VIII
be held with Mrs Cooper Dean Friday
october A. The delegates chosen to the
state convention at Brandon next week
are Mrs. G. H. Dean and Mrs II. H.
WILLIAMSBURG. Ball, who has been max
ing an extended visit in northern YER
mont and Canada, is at homc-Mrs.
bridget Butler is visiting in Panton.-
Mr.. Marston and Miss Clark of BOSTON,
who have been stopping at w Williams,
have returned home Miss Dell Sliin mas
returned from Mt. Philo.-HcnrN cox
gave fine gruphophonc entertainment
at william Cox's recently. Ice cream
and the. accompaniments were served
Miss May Skif of Chicago, who has been
visiting relatives in MCnktou and Hines
burch has returned home
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.

Hurlburt's over Sunday.--The Ladi es'
'1Iome Circle met last Thursday with
Mrs. George Varncy. Sixteen members
were present. Tho next meeting Will
be held with Mrs. Elsie Lafayette Oc-
tober 10.---Thc Rev. Lindley Spicer of
New York preached at tho Friends
Church Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Brown, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. David Lafayette,
has returned to her home in lincoln
Lorenzo Orvis had an OK break his
neck I'm tho barn ono day last week.
Ambrose Tart is not as wcll.-Edith
Hurlburt spend Sunday in lincoln
There is to be prayer meeting We'd
ncsday evening at Mary Young s.
Enoch Young Is moving to his new
home in Lincoln. Curtis Orvis Is taxi
ing possession of the farm purchased
of Mr.. Noung.--Darwin Wright was
taken very sick Saturday. but is bet
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SALISBURY

NJ. and Mrs. George Hyde of Lansing.
Mich., are visiting at \. +. Whitney's.-
Mr.. George Sheldon visited her son, A.
e. Sheldon. of Rutland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Thomas and
daughtcr Miss Bessie of buchanan,
N:ch. visited Mrs. Lura Thomas last
woek.-Mi,s Grace Holden of Rutland is
visiting he" parents, Mr. and Mrs j. V.
Ioldcn.-Mr Carr Of brandon Is doing
some stating for Alan Wainwright. also
at the school house.-Mrs. William
Branch and daughter, GladYs.ar visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Matot,
at Rutland
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Blanche Brcwnell, whose marriage takes
place next Saturday. During the after
noon selections were given by Mrs
Arklcy on the violin with piano accom-
panmont by Mrs G. G. Adams A dainty
tea was served at five o'clock.
The ladies' of the Methodist Church
will hold a fair at Memorial hail, oct. "A
and 15.-Msscs Emlcy and Eva Nichols
have returned from the White Mountains
MIR, and Mrs G. r. Uanley went Tues
day to Canaan, y. r., to visit friends. 49,
A. f. Farnsworth started Monday for
Clairmont, ~ r.. whore he will visit
s. Thompson went Monday to Boston
on busnoss.--Gilbert HTarrl9 has rented
his farm to Ernest Martln.-Mr and
Mrs. Frank Tyler will move to Essex
Junction Oct y and will rent the W. w.
Allen house on Railroad strcet.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Parsons and daughter of
Colchester visited at L. j. Bixby last
week
Rufus Galusha of Boston has sold
to Frank Demag his place on Lincoln
| street in this village. MIR. Demug
has occupied the place for some time
Peter Nassar died Tuesday evening at
the homo of his son, Napoleon Vassar,
on West street after an illness Of nearly
| three years Of tuberculosis Of the vocal
organs Mr. Vassar was born in st.
| Hyacinthe. p. g.. IS years ago yesterday.
He married Mary Couvencau of that
place. they moved from there TO Mnssa-
chuSctts ana o. years ago moved to this
/ place. Mrs. NaSsar died three years ago.
/ Fourteen children We're born to them, ten
| Of whom are living They are George
Il.
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WINOOSKI.

Miss Dola Barlow. the 19-yoar-od
daughter Of Joseph Barlow. died at the
Fanny A'loa hospital late Wednesday
sept. - after a few days illness with
typhoid fever Miss Barlow was born in
th.s village and is survived by her father.
three sisters Misses Mary. Gcorc,ana.
and Lena Blr,ow. and by four brothers,
Napoleon, Abort, Adelard and Dolor. all
Of this village. The funeral was held
at 81. Francis Navior Church Saturday
morning at eight o'clock with mtcrment
in St Francis cemetery
Among the large amounts received
10y Town Clerk G. G. Allard for taxes
this year were the following: Amcri-
can WOODEN company, S1o.31l.N6, Bur
lington FIGURING company. $S75.38;
Porter Screen company. $GSS.71
Louis n Devino. contracting painter.
while at work at the Chace cotton
mills yesterday afternoon met with "a
painful accident. Mr.. Devno with
several of the men were heating a
barrel Of tar to be used on the roof
of thc> mill In some manner tho bar
rel became overhcatcd and an explos-
ion followed bursting the barrel An
throwing the slaves and pieces of tho
head in all directions. Mr.. DevinO.
who was nearest at the time, was
struck in the head by stave and
severely injured \ cash about four
inches long and in depth reaching
to the bone was cut in his head from
the ear down tho check Ills face.
bead and shoulders were also badly
bruised and he was covered with the
hot tar. Dr. Hill was called ana after
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HANCOCK.

Miss Abbie Eat H. who Is teaching
school in Ripton was at home over Sun
day.--Mrs. G. r. Church was in Brandon
the first of the week as delegate to the
w. c. T. L. conventional. j. Robin
son of Northleld was in town last week
on business.-Nliss Nellie C!anin teacher
in district No. spent Sunday at Caleb
Eaton's In Rochcster.-M Leslie Taft,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
w. W. Norton has returned to her home
in Bristol.-Henry Kemp Of Bethel called
on friends in town last Week.-Mrs.
Frank MlgivenCy has been quite Ill with
sore hand.-Kilcs Stockwel, who has
been in Boston ard vicinity for the past
few weeks has returned hOme.-Thc two
children or Harry Clnn.n are having a
seize Of chicken-pox NJ. Church OF
Rochester VISITED at G. r. Curches re-
Gently.
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JERICHO.


G. NJ Nhamo'r'a'h OIL Newport ms o'eH
visiting MS niece MIS- I. T. huAlon--Mf
ana MrS' Is :. M'r'" 'e'uIn'" 'Io" New
YORK S","'uiE eNt"."A' MS E"%''F'.
hro"eI ana M J. Ner Oh hur''hslo.
We're VISITORS at 'Ne AVi'' OH M.9S LIE.
NosteIo over S"'N'. MI ana Nh
a. ferc'Na4 VIA represent '.' N'"'h-
Congregations 'hdiC" Ut '.e STATE 90"
day school convention AT NI'He"'''''--
Nerhira DEe''' az East i'"i"9..t' '-i'
be'h Ns.'lhE ar d. IT, 9'''''' - MISS VS.
good OF Nest''td Is 'H' ~'''' '' "s' "o"'
Mrs Mary I"i'".-N'tS9 9"'' '"".'''.
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MONIES "l .'' '""N'hH' T.. W. '''' W. ~
NufNs'-lh' Ho"' OF '"e ''''-"T SCI 'Nl'
IN an l"e rI'uI'"'a W.. ne az S'' Ga V'V-
NS'eau 81 '.e'' N's9 ''' ''t.''', - ''--
mproN'd'-i Tie ''"''S "l '"' '"s'''''''S
NAufch Will meet '"'S az ''V0" W..
MIS- Louise h''V"' ~ - 49,
be /" iu'' a''c"HH"y' as '"'P'' '"'' ..9'
ness Is 10 come otIoie ','e
Ju'la Mou'l'H an" ""uS "'e'' aus N"'S
Lowry are ''S'''"N J." -" M" N'"'t'''
DE HuIo"rd IS ""v'"E o@'" r"o" "t'e'
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SHELBURNE.

The Rev. W. f. Weeks started sun
day night for Richmond, Va to attend
the triennial Episcopal convention He
was accompanied by his daughter, Eliza
BETH who enters the National Cathedral
school in Washington, d. c. The Rev.
Mr.. Weeks VIII be absent three weeks
and expects to attend the Jamestown ~
position before he returns.-Miss Leia
Van Nlet went to Boston Monday to en-
ter Miss Whe,lock's training school for
kindercar;ners.- Shelburne Farms has
sent a carload of horses sheep and poul-
try to White River Junction to be en-
tered at the fdir.--J. Watson Webb :
black saddle mare won two running races
at Ogdensburg last Saturday.-The two
circles of the Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. Rissonett Friday afternoon.
The report Of the recent state conven-,
ton in Richmond will be givcn.-Thc La
dies Improvement society will meet with
Mrs. q. n Roberts. this af;crnoon.-
James +. Sutton is erecting monument
in his lot in the village cemetery
Robert Peterson has returned from
Kennchunkport, Maine where he visited
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peterson. Tho
Rev. f. Barnby Leach If Richford will
oCioiote at Trinity church next sunday
Services will be held As follows: 10.2o a..
m, morning prayer. sermon and holy
communion, 40 y. m, evening prayer
and embellishments and Mrs. c. G Egg
have returned from New York.-Arss
Alice Quinlan has been visiting friends
in RurlinGton.-Will Naylor was in
Ogdonshurg, y. Y. last week on bust
uess-The Shelburno orchestra VIII
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MILTON EORC.

Mr. and Mrs. BemiS are the parents Of
daughter born september 25.-Mary
Cameron, who was injured on the head
by croluet bah and rendered I'M
conscious was ,ble To return to her work
IN Burlinaton Monday.-Mr Coburn was
through here last week to secure patrons
for the cor dcnsod milk factory at St
Albans.-Cl aries Reynolds returned to
Springfield September 24.-Mrs Della vii
Jams is I'm West Georgia
There was a white frost here Monday
night the first Of the season. Thomas
Berry accompanied his SON. Fay, to the
Fanny Allen hospital Wednesday, where
he expects to have an operation on his
nose.
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. c. y. Cooley died Saturday moo,
after long Illness. She had just passed
her nth birthday, much of her life hay
ing been spent in this town. The fun ~.
was held Monday at one o'clock. the Rev
r. r. Fay of Essex officiating. The body
was taken to Springfield, Mass. Moudas
night for hurial-The body of Josopf
Robinson Of Swanton was brought here
Saturday. The funeral was held sunday
afternoon Mt tho home Of Luchls Good
Roy. H. NJ. Topkinson preached
his farewell sermon here Sunday morn
ing.-NIss Lila Whipple was at home
over sunday
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
The Food For Poultry In Winter.

Much time and money have been
spent in what seems an almost vain
endeavor--to make hens produce eggs
In cold weather. 1t requires but little
experience with poultry 70 learn the
fact that, under ordinary circum-
stances, hens cannot produce as many
eggs in winter as in summer. Summer
is the natural time for the laying Of
eggs, and in order to increase winter
production there must be reproduced
for the fowls as nearly rs possible con
ditions that exist in summer. Walter
T.. Crawford of North NaSSalhOrO. Me,
has apparently tried to do this, so far
as feeding his fowls is concerned. Here
is letter from him: Pages Perfect
cd Poultry Food is better than you
claimed il was, and would not try to
keep hens another winter without it,"
ANY ono sending his address on Il
postal card to &. =. Page, Hyde Park.
Vt. ana mentioning this paper. viii re-
ccive by mail. free postpaid, sample
package of pages Perfected Poultry
| Food"
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LARRABEE'S POINT.

Robert BasCom Of Fort EdXard N. Y"
visited AZ W. G. Larabcc's last week.
Henry Beldn and daughter Ethel, passed
Sunday in burlington Mrs. i. Fl.
Platt was called to Middle lry last week
by the sickness and death a. her motH"'
Mrs. Carr Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Easton
aud Mrs. H. Sanders end daughter
Ermia. were In Ticondoros1 Tuesday
Elizabeth, infant doughter IT Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Burlcieh. who was operated
on ~ the Mary Flctchc hospital in
Huntington last Wcck is 4 lE wen.
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EAST SHELBURNE.

The funeral Of Robert Elliott was at
,cndcd from his late residence in East
Shglhurne Tuesday morning at . o'clock.
The Rev. G. w. Watson oftiCiatod. The
burial was in Lincoln.-Georgc Nescr has
moved To the farm h bought of Lee
Scofcld In South Burlineton.--Mrs L.
A. Russell has returned home after visit
ing her sister in Perth Amboy, \. J.
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ESTATE OF CHRISTINE T.TRO,
BURLINGTON.

We. the SUBSCRIBERS, ha.ing been an"
pointed by the TIonorablS the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden.
commis sioncrs to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands of ali
persons against the estate of Christine
Tatro, late of Burlington in said
district. deceased, ana also an
claims and demands exhibited i'm
offset thereto; and six months
from the day of the date hereof he
ing allowed by said court for that pur-
pose we do therefore hereby give no
tice that We will attend to tho duties
of our appointment at the office Of ]
f., Cushman. on Main street in Bur
lington, in said district, on the last
Friday Of March, next, at 10 O'Clock
a. M on said dav,
Dated this 2Sth day of September.
1907.
GEORGE w. DEBERVILLE,
&, A. HIBRARD.
IA wat commissioners
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ESTATE or EZRA II ANDREWS,
RICHMOND

We the subscribers, having been
appointed by the Honorable Probat e
Court for the District OF Chittenden
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of Ezra b
Andrews late of Richmond, in said
district deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited In offset there
to; and six months from the dnv OF
the date hereof being allowed by said
co, TT for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that we viii
attend to the duties OF our appoint
ment at the town clerks office in
Richmond. In said district, on the last
Fridays Of November and March, next,
at 10 o'clock a. m, on each OF said
days.
dated this Both day of September,
1907.
r. Il. JONES.
]. G. FULLER,
l4,w3t Commissioners,
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PANTON.

Miss Fannie Sears, wno was sue
ccssful candidate in the Free Press
voting contest, has rcturaed from her
trip to jamestown and is enthusiastic
over the exposition. She visited Hos-
ton, Washington and New York o0d
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. Edith Reulrew left OCTOBER for an
extended visit to her home in Willingtoh
Mc.-Mrs. Bailey of Texas, also Mrs.
Proctor of New Hampshire are guest Of
y. w. Bldwell and wife.-The Willing
Workers will meet with Mrs Masters
October T.
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BOLTON.

Burton Ward has hired the Rushey
place and VII soon have A family in the
house which has been vacant for two
Cars.-Superintendeut Stone will give
lecture at the village schoolhouse at Els,
Bolton next Wednesday evening
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HINESBURGH.

The Rev. T., j. McCabe and Miss Nc
Cabe have gone to Patterson, n. j., for
visit with RELATIVES, Mrs, Frank Post
and son, Archibald, have returned from
Saratoga, N. Y, whore they visited Mr..
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found the travel party, conducted by
Don G. stiles OF st. Jonnsbury, com
posed of agreeable people. Mr. stiles
did everything for tho comfort and
pleasure of tho party and all returned
nome well repaid for the time ana
money spent In visiting these historic
Ilnnna
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UNDERHILr,.

Augustus Poland whnc buyine hos
at tho depot Friday had his pocket
book stolen. Tho uocket-book con.
tanned about $40 in cash and som,
papcrS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. how little II costs to tell thou
sands 0f reader. in many towns OF Yer
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish 10 buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
tiscmcnt TWte
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eeth Extracted

The only office in Burlington where
you can sc. teeth extracted without a
particle OF rain without taking gas,
My method is used by no other person.
No pain; no danger; no after effects.
DIR. l.. ID. IIAZEN.
Office, 1876 Pine ST.. Burlington. VT
Once hours, 10 to 8. 7 20 s
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RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL.
SCHOOL FOR NURSES,

The Rhode Island Hospital offers
3-Yrars' course Of training in care Of
patients in medical. surgical, 0bstet-
rical and G special dcpts, 469G pa
tients treated in 1906, Applications
are now being considered for classes
entering Sept, 1907. and Jan. and
April. 1908. Maintenance and money
allowance sufficient for personal ex-
penses are given. For further in
formation and circulars, address
Miss Lucy c. Ayers, r, !. Hospital,
Providence. r. l.
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ONE CENT
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Advertising in this column one cent
word. each insertion. Cory may no
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
CURED. No advertisement taken when ~
less than twelve words, two lines epeo'"'
terms to advertisers using from 80 10
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months
The sun., 1907-04-12
WISCONSIN SENATOR MIDDLE.
Republican Caucus Called By Five CsndI-
dates Ends In q F1ZZIe

MADISON. Wis, April Il.-As result
OF a conference OF the Ave announced candi-
dates for United States Senator Wednesday
afternoon a caucus OF a number Of the Re-
publican members Of the Legislature was
held in the House to-day. il was a frost.
There were sixteen Senators and forty
seven Assem- blymen present
One after another got up and protested
strenuously that IL was impolitc and un-
Just for a few members OF the Republican
party, chosen by some arbitrary distinction
which no one could define, TO presume
TO act for all the members OF that party.
SO unanimous was this sentiment that
the ISenroot Stephenson people did not
care to make their proposition and the
CAUCUS adjourned inside OF an hour without
having accomplished a thing.
The La Toilette programme to limit the
selection of a Senator to his supporters by
this caucus has been abandoned The fight
il now a free for all contest and the general
sentiment Is that the best man only can
win. After futile efforts 10 get together on
some plan to bar DividsOn from the race
il was given up many of those present
favorinE him for second choice.
resolution was adopted providing that
State Chairman Connor be requested TO call
a caucus OF all the Republican members of
the Legislature for next Monday evening
a plan which had already been agreed to
taoitlv for several days, although no formal
announcement 10 that effect had been made.