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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-08-08
MISS LOU D. MANN

Announces 10 the public that she has
opened q new store 10 the building form
eriyoccupied by Mrs. Harrington, on
Main street. shepherdstown. where she
will carry complete line Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-08-08

FAhmlNO lMf LEM Elm 10, 0C''
Two grain drills, 2 Oliver plows. sulky
piow, Root pl0ws, double-shoyel plow.
siugle-shovel plows, cultivators, OF them
new; 2haFrows, horse rake, mower, wheat
fan, corn planters, four-horse wagon ana
bed, low wagon. pair snelvings corn shelter.
sled Rood binder, sleigh, lot OF forks, treble,
double and single trees, log chain. nth chain.
grain cradle, rakes. axes, maui and wedges,
crowbar, digging iron, mattock, shove!s'
grindstone, crosscut saw, stran OF oells'
shaving horse.
HARNESS, &c.-Six sets breech bands, 4
sets lead harness, wagon saddle, 2 sets Yam
kee hal ness, 5 sets pillow gears, brides, !
collars, halters, riding bride, set OF single
harness, check lines, wagon whip, crowd
sticks. spreaders. etc
- Miscellaneous. fork and rope, corn
| barrel, hamper basket, forge, anvil, lot OF
old Iron, lot Of lumber, scythes, one-third
| interest In saw mill, barrel OF vinegar, nouI
| bin, range, kettles. chairs, Dedstesds. Two
trundle beds, and many other articles.
TERMS OF sALE:-A credit OF 9 months
| will be given on all sums Of SO and upwards
purchaser to give negotia0 g note, payable
| at the Jefferson Savings Bank. Shepherds
4 town, w. Va. Notes 10 bear Interest from
date. Under SO cash. No property 20 be re-
| moved until settled for. Sale 70 begin a. II
o'clock g. m, J. W. GAkDNEk.
| Executor.
NJ. P. Crowl. AuctIoneer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-08-08
BALTIMORE & OHIO
Excursion Sunday, August II
Round ST. Trip to
w AS HIN TON
Round SIPS Trip to
BALTIMO RE
Land for Sale.

specialtrain leaves Shenandoah juno
ton at 1908 q. %.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-08-08

Q a Is ~ - "a
Bears the Ihs Kind Yua Haze Always BasJa
als, ct N<H1ZzMx
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-08-08
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersi gned will sell at public sale, a.
her residence on New street, shepherds
town. on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-08-08
MILLINERY.
Notions, Foncy Goods,

ETC., which will be sold ~ rsasonsble
prices. Goods 70 suit I'll tastes and OF
the latest styles Call and see her snd
inspect the Attractive goods she oneFs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-08-08
Thursday, August END, 1907
"a Head Of Cattle !

twenty OF them milk cows. 10 with calves by
their sides, cows viii be fresh by Decem-
Der, two-ysar-old Durham bulls, l four
year old Thoroughbred Hereford bull. steer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-08-08
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned being overstocked, Will
sell without reserve at the Henderson iarm
miles east OF Leetown, and 0 miles west oi
Charles Town, on the road from snow hlll
School House TO Ramey's shop. on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-08-08

NJ. P. Crowl. AuctIoneer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
WATERBURY.

Archie Chisholm has purchased of Mrs
Irwin Gibbs her place on Blush hill con-
s'dcrat!on. $500.
f.. T. Clarkson's store in burlington has
been in town the past week. He Is to 60
to Bethel March 20 manage the Sargent
stor" which +. {. Luce purchased lI..
week.
The Wihia'c II. Burns co. have been
Shut down Tor the past because IF m
ability to get freight shipments from
Worcester. Mass. The firm has several
hundred dozen OF goods shipped ANA rs
soon IS they arrlva there will 10 sufficient
work for all who may apply.
Deputy S..crn g. {. Graves has return
cd from View York city
The senior class of tho high school is
rehears'ng comedy and farce to hn
given Friday evening. WashaEton's birth.
day. Tho farce "Eo% and cox" IS m o,'(.
act, The characters are taken ~ Gnbcrt
Town. Dan Corse and Stello Hunt;,y. The
comedy. "A Rox of Monkeys" Is in two
acts. the parts being taken by Floyd
Anderson. Alton Whcele~. Miss Grace
Manning. Miss Ollie Davis and Mss Ollie
Nichols.
The arnuai reports VII be printed the
middle of next week.
James f.. Greene has commenced work
at the Waterbury Inn as house carpen-
ter
JOHN Kingston has returned hnrc and
commenced work for the Drew Daniels
Granite Co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21

women.--Thc Rev. r. Wilson Day will
take for his subject next Sunday "Tho
Martyr Hero, or Lessons from the Life
Of William McKinley."A son was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Perkins February
12 and one to Mr.. and Mrs Burnett Good
ale February 15.--Alden Richardson has
purchased the place at South Stockbrdge
where he lives of George Edmunds for
s4o0.-The Essex Lumber company VIII
move It's mill this week from the Sheldon
farm to the Henry Collins place just
above Stockbridge. Peter Garrow will
run the boarding house.-Arthur Babcock
and mother have moved from their farm
on Lyon Hill to the home OF his brother,
Parker. on Mount Hunger. il Is reported
that he will go to Middcbury a little
later.-E. II. Perkins Of Taftsvlle was N
town Friday and Saturday tuning pianos.
A great amount of ice is being harvest
ed this year from the pond. most OF it
being IS inches thick
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Charles f. Booth, who was for many
years manager Of the United States
Clothes Pin company, has purchased n
half interest in tho grocery business
conducted by Fred J. Callahan in the
Hyde Block. The firm name Of the new
concern will be Callahan e. Booth.
Tho purchase Of the J. g. Viles electric
lighting plant by the Consolidated
Lighting company was completed Fri
day when the papers We're passed and
Mr.. Vilcs received his money. The price
paid for this valuable property has
never been publically stated, but II is
currently reported that IT was In excess
of s350OO0
The engagement Of Alanson II. She
pard ana Miss Julia NJ. Adams is an
nounCed.
Charles II. Eaton. native Of Plain
field and well known In this city, died
recently at Southern Pines, n. C.. where
he went five years ago for the benefit
of his health. lie was a machinst by
trade and had worked in this city, In
Plainfeld and in Champlain. n Y. lie
was an uncle Of Arthur G. Eaton cashier
of the First National bank OF this city
The body was placed in receiving
vault at Southern Pines and may later
be brought north
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
WORCESTER.

Daniel Preston of Jonesville has sold
his farm. stock and tools to Frank Pierce,
who has carried on the place the past
year.-H d. Vail has been i'll the past
weok.-Frank and Milo Pratt of Mont
pellcr visited their mother Sunday.-E.
Lee Whitney ard DIR. George Parmcnter
of Montpelier visited ". y. Vail Sunday.
Mrs, Mary Harris and Mrs. +, b. Con
nor are ill.--Public dancing school in
|, o. r. han Thursday evening. February
2l.-School in the lower room of the
corner school closed Friday.-Miss
Frances Abbott is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Ordaway of Northfed.-Good roads and
fine winter weather mako numbering bust
ness brisk. Some of the mills will In
crease their output greatly this year. G.
c. Putnam e. Son are getting in a large
amount of maple and birch. about IL
loads daily averaging $500 per load. In
addition to the lumber some 10 to &c
cords of hardwood are daily hauled Ia
Montpelier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. Hutchinson, who has been In Hard
wick, caring for her daughter Mrs. H. E.
Dlmick and little son, who were severely
burned 10y the falling and explosion of Il
hanging lamp, returned home Tuesday,
IN" remains OF Cyrus Spragie were
brought here for ntcrment Friday. The
funeral was held in Cabot that day At
his sons, Walter Sprague--Mrs. T.. c.
Sabin Is visiting in terbury.-Mrs
Even and sister. Miss Watt, have re
turned To Warren Goodells .-The family
of Charles Cady is i'll with the erip.--War-
ron KING has not been as we'll Of late
Mrs. Whitcomb of WOlcott is passing a
few days AZ Frank Batchclder' 5. Villa Ri
Sprague of Willamstown stopped over at
r. VI. Benjamins on his return from the
funeral of his brothcr.-Ncws Is Just re-
ceived of tho death of Ephraim Pierce, a
former resident of this town. He resided
In Cliftondale, Mass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
wATTsrrELD

j. w. Gregory, who was confined to
the house all of last week, is somewhat
improvcd.--The funeral of Nathan
Boyce was largely attended Friday.
the Rev. +. n. Roberts officieting
clergyman. The burial was in North
Fayston, where he formerly resided for
many years--Ncw telephones on the
local limo have recently .heen installed
at the homes OF Emery Somerville, John
Noill. and the Rev. w. A. Remele.-
Mrs. Hesland and her daughter, Mrs.
Martha Cam of New York city, who
were hero to attend the funeral of Mrs.
: w. Livingston. daughter OF Mrs. Hes
land. returned Saturday-Miss Addie
Freeman has returned to her homo in
Morctown. Miss Lena Baird takes Miss
Freeman's place In the store OF G. j.
Green co.-There was a basket
dance at 7. q. q. +. hall Tuesday even
ing under tho mana cement of Messrs.
Newcomb e. Marshall.--Mrs. II. 5. East
nan Of Worcester. Mass, visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George VI. Pierce
over SundaY.--Mr. aud Mrs. /. p. Nor
ton of oklahoma arc called here by the
death of her father Nathan Royce
3 w. Livingston Is visiting In Mont
pcllcr and Cholsoa.-News has been re-
| cciNcd of tn" death in Brattlchoro Of
william +. Wilder, formerly well
known resident of this town. Mr.. Will
der served in co. L, 3rd Vt. Vols. and
was for many years - member of the
local G. A. r. POST His body has boon
! placed in the tomb at Brattleboro, but
! In the spring will be brought here for
burial beside his wife and son in the
! village ccmetcry.-Charles c. ingalls,
! has returned to his home in Worcester.
Miss Ruth Parker, who has been i'll,
has returned to Montpelier Seminary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
BENSON.

Deputy Sheriff d. f. Beldon OF this VII
lIgc has bought the meadow lot east of
this place consisting Of ~ acres Of john
s. Carter. the landlord of Hotel BerSon:
consideration. sl,1Oo about $22 an acre.
Almost every acre Is fertile meadow
l2ud.-Frank Rabbit. aged ~ years. who
died in Castieton last week. had always
lived in Benson up to a year ago.-Mrs.
Il. r. Walker has been appointed ad-
mlnistratrX of the estate Of her aunt,
Miss Augusta Carter.--Attacl,s OF grip
have been frequent the past week
especially amorg tho young.--W. y. Noble
vas in Castecton Saturday. called there
by the death Of Frank Babbitt-John
Keith OF Howard Hill is i'll with the
grip.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21

State Geologist George II. Perkins of
Burlington was in town yesterday in con
sultaton with Il. NJ. Goddard member
of the jamestown exposition commission,
in regard TO Nermonts exhibit at the ex-
position next summer. Professor Perkins
and Mr.. Goddard went to Barre in the
afternoon to ascertain how much interest
in the exhibit is felt among the granite
men Of that city.
Doctors NJ. u. Warren of Cabot. j. w.
Jackson OF Barre and +. r. Steele OF this
city, composing the board of United
States pension examiners. held their
monthly meeting yesterday in the federal
building. Charles Shepard Of Marshhcld,
Edward Fisk OF Waitsfield and David Leo
of this city were examined for an increase
of pension.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.


clmpnrc and smoke talk Mt its armory
Friday night. Tho &. j. Ormsbec POST,
.. A. r.. was present. Friends of the
company and several tho prominent citi-
Gems OF Brandon were also invited. Clam
rhowder supper was served after which
cigars were passed and then the talking
began. Commissary Z. y. Miller. acted
as tUaStmaster. Remarks were made by
Ex-Gov. +. j. Ormshcc. Senior Vice De-
Partment Commander II. W. Flint of
ihc G. A. II. Post. +. H. harrington
Vic Rev. +. I,aurston Billiard, capt. r.
l.. Smith Of Company c, l.. ]. Cahec. r.
4. Carr captain OF the company during
tho Spanish War. and others. The long
and honorable history of Company & was
traced from The time Of the organization
of the noted Allen Grcys. tho first per-
mansnt militia company in Vermont. TO
the present. It's deeds of valor in the
tiVil War were told and intcrspcrSCd
with the story were recitals by members
or the q. A. r. post Of the grand work
"f the Union troops in tho days of 81
rs. Tho efficiency Of Company & was
compimentod and its members urged by
III" civilians to constant. serious minded
endcavor toward Improvement ana were
assured of continued public co-opcrators
y this was done.
Mrs. Holen Merriam. widow OF Charles
Merriam, died of pneumonia Tuesday at
the homo Of her daughter, Mrs. f.. y.
Miller. She was 50 years Of age and he
Si1os her daughtr- is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Caroline Merritt. of this
town. The funeral will be held this
evening ~ eight o'clock At the house.
Tho iutcrrent will no Friday .,,orrinr 49,
Mr. and Mrs y-rode,icl J}ocon az Hart
ford. conn are visiting here and in
Forcstdalo-Tho Parmenter property on
Franklin and Park streets has beon sold
70 Syndicate comnoecd o, the follow
ing gentlemen: Ex-C;ov. r. 7. ornsbco.
NUeor II <u,,i,o coorao II >-o,,.o
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
GAYsVILLE.

The White River Pomona Grange will
meet Friday with Goodwill Grange and
the following programme has been ar
ranged: 1880, opening in NTH degree adj
dress Of welcome X, II. Wilson; response,
Fred Haynes; singing by choir; dinner
and social hour with music by orchestra:
1870, comforting htth degree IN form; roll
call and good of the order by }, A, Chedel,
manager Of hfth degree WORK A large
delegation Is expected from Tweed River
Grange OF Pittsneld. The upper lumber
camp at South Stockbridge boasts OF nav
ing the tallest men In town Marvin
irwin being feet IL inches and Joe
Shamp feet 3 inches. Leon Reed VINO
took an examination for government
position al Rutland November IL Will 60
to White River Junction Saturday to be
railroad ticket clcrk.~-At the Y. + c, /,
meeting sunday evening, Burns !" os-
good VIII give talk to young men ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
AN OLD TRICK.

Last night they worked a beautiful
trick on us" said Pittsburger, 1T was
done on the Sixth avenue elevated, All,
OF sudden the train stopped and pufred
away. Then the guard called TO us All
out" We hoped out quick enough,
thinking the car was about to burn down,
or something, and stood on the pla form
breathessly asking why Nothinh
answered the guard, only the train il SO
heavy we had to empty il, The motor
wouldn't work. After little while 1t
started again, and the two front ears,
out of which we had been unceremonious-
ly dumped, went by empty, but In tho
four rear cars "A merry crowd that had
kept It's seats gazed smlingly out on the
bunch Of us easy idiots standings on the
platform. New York Correspondence"
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
MCRETOWN.

q. Is. Evans of Waterbury, was in town
SaturdHH.--F. l.. Strong visited his wife
and daughter in Watstield over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Munson OF Morris
vile were ut ~. O. Wards over sunday
PRINCIPAL Andrews and Mrs. Jennie Pierce
wer" i'm Waitstoid Sun1aN.-irWin Hem
son of Montpelier was in town sunday -.
Walter Wilcox and Maud Johnson were
at home from Montpelier Seminary over
sunday Several from hero attended the
funeral of Nathan Buyc"iu Wa,tsncld rri-
day.. T.. Johnson aud son, Paul w"r"
in DUXhury Sunday. EStelia Granield of
MiddieseX i to Worl; in MIR Wilcox :
stoIe.-Rcna Evans visited her parents
in Waterhury the past week MIR. and
Mrs. Sam Farnswor;h are parents Of a
son born Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
THE STORY TELLER.
PROV lDED.

One Of the churches in a li;;le Western
town is so fortunate as TO have Young
woman as It's pastor. She was called 20
the door of the parsonage one day and
saw there n much embarrassed Young
farmer of the German type
"DcN said der minister lived in dis
house" he said
Yes" replied the fair pastor
"NeIl-m--I want to Kit merritt"
''ro get married? Very well; | can
marry you" said the minister encOurag
ingly,
"oh, but ! got girl alreaty, was the
disconccrting reply.--W Daily.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
FORESTDALE.

Mrs Mary Symons of Escanaha,
Mich, is. the guest of Mrs. NJ. A. SymOus.
Mrs. l.. r. Churchill Of Rutland is visit
Ing at G. H. Churchil's.-Mrs. L. c..
Bump has returned from q weeks visit at
Watervliet \. Y.-Mrs. Mary Symons
has been visiting IN Rutland.-T W.
Horn has purchased n 2s horse power
Carter touring car,-Charles Hewitt. a
life long resident, died February 15 aged
50 years. He is survived by one son, c.
r. Hewitt, Of this place The funeral
was held at his late home Sunday after
noon Tho Rev. G. b. Carpenter offlciat-
ing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
NEW MIN!sTER, MlsTAKE

TN" Ri Roy. leighton Coleman
tostant Episcopal bishop Of Del
spends his vacations on
walking trips through Del
Maryland and lower Pcnnsylvani'
meets with many amusing advT
on his pilgrimaGes and has vast
of stories about them.
zone warm summer afternoon
years ago" he said recently. "h
ton of quaint old Maryland
showed me through the cool, d
building. and as we Were del
showed me the big bible aud smi
a strange thing happened las
day In connection with that bib
said. we had a strange minister
ing here, and when he opened tn
he came upon II notice and read
with al due sul,mnity
" 1T was request for Ihe rougree
sympathy and prayers for john
who had been deeply afflicted by t
Of his wife.
The sexton paused and sHpcAe
! ~
You soc. sir he said, our
minister had hoen uslua that pap'
hook markcr NOV" thau a year
! John @. CiricRs in a matt era
sat 10 tno froa' scat with a." ro
Il hol taken Just week 5cfoyo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
PLAINFIELD.

Earl Bartlett's house caught fire from
clothes hanging beside the stove Monday
morning. but II was quickly cxtinGuishcd
by relghbors Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Moore
are both improving and are row out of
blanche Cutler. who has
been i'll with tonsli.is IS better.-The
whist party given By the Rcbekahs was
attended by eleven tables Of players
Tho creamery paid It's patrons 80 10
cents for LnnNnrv hnltor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
WINDSOR COUNTY.
WINDSOR.

Twin Boys were born to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Martin e. Kenyon Thursday. --Fredericlt
Dudley Pct'cs died Friday morning. aged
50 wears from pneumonia, after an illness
Of only three or four days. lie was son
of Ma or John Pcttcs, ~ one time sheriff
of Windsor county. and has always lived
IN town. The funeral will be held this
in town. The funeral vas hcld Monday
morn,nc. lie leaves wife,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
SOBRIlITY.

The late Judge Pettingill Of the Mo,deu,
Mass, district court concealed under an
apparently stern exterior n kind heart,
and nothing touched him so quickly as an
unintentional witticism, especially if 1t
were at the expense of the court.
One day a prisoner ARA gned before
him for drunkenness. and still under the
influence of liquor pleaded as hard as
he could to he placed on probation.
"Why should | place YOU on proba p
tom" said the Judge. sternly "Why,
you're drunk now"
mo, I'm not your honor" said tho
poor prisoner, earnestly. I'm as soh,y
as Judge"
He was placed on probation Boston
Herald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
MIDDLESEX.

The Rev. Henry Holden and family
returned to Roxbury, Mass, Wednesdays
They were called here by the death "r
his mother Mrs C. Is. Holden. Her
funeral was held at her late home
Tuesday at ! y. m, the Rev. Edward
Wright conducting the service. Among
those present from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bruce OF Water
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Bruce OF
Moretown, Fred Wilder OF Waitsfield,
Mr., and Mrs. o. X. Richardson and Mr..
and Mrs. ELI Goodenough of Montpelier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miles of Newark,
n. IN X, Price Is HIT T.. Price
IL not as well AS last week. caused
by getting mp too quickly from IN"
grip.---Mrs, Demcritt returned Monda"
from Waterbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
tContineud from 4th PngcJ

was called to Boston last week. re-
turned Saturday night.--News has been
received hero OF tho death OF Tho Rev.
william G. Nash Of Boston, who in
former years was pastor OF the Congre-
rational Church in this place. He was
Instrumental i'm securing village
library for Derby, which was later
turned over to Derby Acamomy. Since
leaving Derby he had devoted his time
mainly to literary work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
THE WEEKS NEWS
thursday, Feb. -.

The grave charge Of cowardce Is
made by Fred Hiergcsell, a survivor Of
the Larchmont disaster. lie says thar
not only were the unaccompanled no
men left to thci" fate. but that Captain
McNey left the sinking ship In the very
first lifeboat; that some OF the ships
employees filled the boats TO the eXclu.
SION Of he passengers. and at least
one boat was without oars when it was
put over the side.
Securities valued AT SJG5.OO0 were
taken from the vaults Of the Savings
Rank Of New Britain. Conn, by the
missing treasurer. William F. Walker,
according TO a statement issued by The
board Of directors Of the institution.
The senate broke all records by pass
ing 901 pension bills in &C minutes.
The boiler of an engine pulling n
passenger train exploded near luzon,
y. Y. and two trainmen were Killed
and one fatally hurt.
Fire IN the William Crarp & Sons
Ship ana Euginc company's yards a.
rhilaG.iplsa destroyed at least - per
cent OF the Company's patterns. includ-
irg those Of eight United States battle.
ships.
President Roosevelt, n message 10
con gross. strongly advocates the con
servation Of coal ami other fuel rc-
sources on lands still helouGl"g to HE
government. saying thGt hsncnforth
the nation should retain its title to its
fuel resources.
The railroads az the entire country
are preparing TO make general In
crease in freight rates. according TO he
Chicago Chronicle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21

for TINS, Lc says. Is because Il Strinj
pure food law has been enforced
20 years
Monday, Feb. 10.
Captain McNey of the wrecked std
Pr Larchmont Is at his mothers hi
At farhavrn, Conn. where ALEC ard
wife and two children. The purpoi
McNey'S removal, it is said. 4
Providence, was TO evade the nfw|
per men.
Mrs. Nellie Seaman was held 81
out bail at Fishkill Landing. y. u
connection with the death Of her
band. who was shot 20 death at i
home. The verdict OF the coro}
jury was to the effect that Mrs.
man fred The fatal shot.
Henry s. O!cDtt, co.founder
Nine. RalvatNky Of Thcoeophist4
this country. died AZ Adyar, mdil
heart faiiUr". Olrott was - years
Tho British steamer Hellopolis|
lidcG with tho British steamer ORD
near Cardiff. The orlando sank
ii persons Wc"c drowned.
The torpedo destroyer NesuviuS
lided with jh" torpedo boat UoyI
AT Key West Fla. ripping Il hold
fret long IA the Hopkins and pone|
ing three feet Qrirk action on tho|
IF the officers ant crew saved the
kiMs from sinking.
otto Kelsey declines % accede Il
request of Governor Hughes Of
YoYl; tha. he re..vr The Office of
superiutcni, nj Q. l!.snrance. to "
he WAS appointed by Governor
gins.
~ q result 81 tho prolonged i
by the mon employed In tho l9rgcs
tory at LODI. not les, than 25.co0
lies Of tho city are in dire straits|
want Of feed.