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Great Bear Spring Water, A Gal., SOC.
Office, To4 18th ST Phone Lain &c.
Keen You Warm.

An overheated stove was responsible for
a blaze In the house of ]. NJ. Ramsey, 1879
North Capitol street, last night shortly
after o'clock. No. IL engine company
responded to the alarm and extinguished
the blaze after about SO damage had
been caused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-14
The Bread of Quality.

Jno. G. Meinberg's bread should never be
absent from your table. It's all nutrition
"A oencious, wholesome article of food. Ask
your grocer-he sells it, Bakery, T16 nth Q.
1t
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Pension News to Old Soldiers.

If you are sixty-two or more you can get
an increase. 80 cents will furnish proper
blank complete, including notary charges.
Paul F. Grove, 525 18th NV, from to 4.
1887 Z NV. after pm. Washington, DC.
fe14th, S, Su-3t
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Arrangements have been made FOR a
meeting this evening of the Brown Uni
yersity alumni at the University CLUB
President Faunce of Brown will be present
and deliver an address.
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weschler's, 900 Pa. Ave. N. w.

A reliable auction house Goods sold only
on commission. You will be pleased with
results Next sale Furniture, Pianos. &c,
fe13-3t
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The thirteenth annual banquet of the
United States College of Veterinary Sur
geons will be held at the Riggs House the
is secretary of the banquet committee.
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South Washington Branch of,ce

The Star has branch Office at Sullivan's
new pharmacy, corner It'll and D streets
southwest, where advertisements are re-
ceived at regular rates and sent direct to
The Star Office
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"old BraddocK, Must Possess superio,

Merit as n Medicine,
LOT II the whiskey used in the homes of
the most particular. Order bottle at your
dealers. Jas. Clark Distilling Co. D. p
MCCARTHY, mgr, 610 Pa. ave. Phone 1896
1t
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Malaria, Colds and La Grippe Cured
by Elixir Babek Endorsed by all as speedy
and effective. feI1It'
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
BENEFIT of Siblev Hospital.

The ladies Of the Sibley Guild have ar
ranged for a luncheon for the benefit of the
Sibley Hospital to be given at National
Rifles Armory today and Friday and Sat-
urday.
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eITY ITEMS.

Art needlework. Ladies Exchange. so7 vt.av
It,
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Do You Want Boardersp
Then let a small ad in The Star under
Rooms and Board find them for you. Tha
cost Is very small.
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All Anaat

All Amateur Pictures Printed, &c. Up.
In real Velox. WILSON'S. 712 9th st. NV
jyl2-tf "
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A Burning Question.

The family coal BILL Our Goals are all
selected for their excellent economical fea-
lures. J. Maury Dove Company.-Advt.
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Our Prices for Hot Bed Sash

ana Glass are unquestionably the lowest.
Phone n. 1113. Eisinger Bros, 21O0 9TH n w.
fe13-d, eSu,3
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Meritorious Tailoring Work,

Owentailored Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits
are admirable in every particular. 423 11th.-
Advertisement.
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Money to lend at 4, 8 and SO on real es-
tate. Frank T. Rawlings Co.. 1905 Pa. ave.
Advertisement.
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We Will Deliver You the Coal.
(No troubie2 Call and see US. W. ].
Zeh Co., 1887 G NV feS.tf
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We Will Deliver 2 ou the Coal.
(No trouble.) Call ano see us. w 7
Ell Co., 1887 G NV. fes-tf
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Geyer's Winter Garden, a Splendid
place to pass an evening. Choicest foods and
beverages served. Fine music. 1927 14th. 1t
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REMEMBER the twinkling of The Even
ing STAR Want Adj attracts many an
eye.
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80 Per Cent
Petition to ADOPT Child

OF buyers and renters apply to Stone &
Fairfax, 1912 New York ave-Adyt.
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Berens' Rye Bread Not Only Satisfies

the appetite. It makes blood and Drawn. A
perfect food because IL 8 absolutely pure and
made In way that develops all the nutri-
ment Of the rye. Stipulate Berens' Rye when
ordering OF your grocer-take no other. 1t
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We Will Deliver You the Coal.
(No trouble.) Call and see US. w. ].
Leh Co., 1887 NV feS-tf
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Are You Particular in Your fastest

If SO, "Old Glory will suit you. It's made
for particular people. A pure dark beer
that's wholesome and satisfying. For case
phone w. 4S6, Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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Spot Cash for Your Furniture.

Household goods. Why pay commissions and
orayage! Baum's Furniture Shop, 14th &. U.
fe5-tu, til, sa,tf
The evening world., 1907-02-05
Appraiser Allows That
Sum in the Division Of
Howell Osborn Estate,
ENDS LONG LITIGATION.
Case Has Been Before Courts
I Since Osborn's Death
Twelve Years Ago

FAY Tcmpleton comes into so, fes rs
zhs result oS ths winding up OF the
estate OF Howell OSBORN. nccording TO
sbe report OF James Yereaneo. the np-
praisar appointed by surros ate F';z.
gerald year ago. ThiA will probably
close the twelve years litigation orer
she want estate accumulated by Charles
Osborn. fasher- of -Fpwen He died
In lSs5, leaving his estnte TO his WIDOW.
afir!an Osborn who died-in lssl.
: Howell has groTxn-up- enough 10 haze
developed a wlldness which caused his
mother much anxiety. and by her WIN
she left only the income OF q trust
fund OF $500 200 to Hnwell. With pro-
-x;ssoa -thaI-ar- htH death the fahd-Rs.ts 3
70, be distributed among h!K ehildreh'
..provided that no did not marry d
dancer. singer or an actress,
Howell Osborn. had already developed
q fondnesn for the w!.ct!ng Fay Tenn
pleton. She was then only q short time
divorced from Billy West. the Minis
trei, TO whom she was married In 4
Kentucky town. her bridal OUTFIT being
tor, and faded stage gown
OF tho rest OF Mrs. osoorns ts,ooe.ees
ehe eft trus. funds OF $1,000 each Tor
her sisters. Mrs. II. Hobart Mason and
Mrs. William II. Hcnrique. and a Ike
amount to her niece. Mrs. Leila olyYa
Ssams..-fIi1n --ri.t wife OF Docs asss-'
Eoamr, of London. for .Bin Etiison
ass. rce II thar time come Into her iite.
= 80 esi,stt ft-thrc=ressfusSef 81 feshsE
estate to tho Miriam Osborn Aafnorimal III
Hc.ne for Aged Women.
Her sisters contested the will. but
lost. Howell Osborn died In February
ise5. before the contest was settled.
He LEFT a will made in June. 1884. be-
o,tats.pg HOO to i,is little cousin.
Henrietts olive Trowbridge. an orphan
adopted by, his mother. and the ball
ance of hls estate TO Fay Tenple.on.
who claimed TO be his widow. The
Of hia estate what ahe liked In-ltstl
Of a residuary legacy. mot to exceed
Z, Viii be exactly twelve years since
IIoweii Osborn died. Litigation has
s.n,d np the dia,rtsutton OF his eztate
All that time. hut probably MISS trfI.
pleson Will bo glad 10 get that Soo,noo.
even at -this late date.
The appraisal OF the estate shows
that Osborn left s113,7So In stocks, bonds.
etc. with no real estate and with debts
Of SIC s1s.LMisa TroHhrtdHc. now grown
into womanhood, will hts-be-
guest of 3. coo. and William B. Oliver
O -iesaes-ef-SS0 SS0a- q = -
The referee nayH that the 20. 400 is the
share under Howell osborn's will OF
s.Fay Templeton. not relative
The evening world., 1907-02-05

LEWIS SIGNS
FORA Finish
GOsQl|lHGiAAAS
.MenPost Forfeit for
Side Bet
IS, 900.
Men
fspecial 10 The Even,n.r world. !,

q Especial to The Evening worldly
PfIttADELPHtt. Pa, Fob. 6;-Jos
Cana. OF Baltimore. and Harry Lewis,
: OF PtlIlndelphia. met by appointment in
this city this afternoon and signed nr-
ticles of agreement for finish fight for
s5. 600 a side for tho lightweight cham.
pionship of the world md 1.-The biggest.
purse offered. -y.,--,--------,.-----
The mEn arc 10 fight at Is5 pounds.
they to weigh In at the ringside Bids
for tho nght will be opened here at
noon Feb %,
The announcement OF the agreement
ksstween thcso pugilints 10 meet In a
fiTsish hsht caused something OF a
furore IN local sporting circles. and
spsoulati IN rife as TO lust where thc
mill Will bb pulled on.
The evening world., 1907-02-05
1L6fE NEW oRL Fans RESULTS

Summer of last year Mr. Thaw got aboard His appearance
every normal He seized Of the window curtains and pulled
up suddenly in this (ndcatng) The conductor and
pulled down. Then Mr. 1aw slipped the curtain up again He
repeated this act several times.
4Was this action in your opinion rational or iraional3n
MI Jerome objected to the form Of the question He over
ruled. Then Wiley answered 7=-7-==
"ln opinion was irrational y he said sowly.==zz
TPuINF.FOR= =THE=BERENsE.
The evening world., 1907-02-05
RACING KILLED
IN TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. s,--The
lover house OF the General Assembly
to-day passed the anu-rane track gam.
bling bill. The measure has already
passed the Senate. The Governor win
slgn the bill. which takes immediate ef.
feet and dcalH a death blow to ho1ga
racing In Tennessee. ~
= The Memphis and Nashville HaeInr
Afsoeiations had ALREADY prepared Ia
bold spring meetings. -
The evening world., 1907-02-05

The referef 1ayB that the ~. te6 Is the
share under Howell Osborn's will OF
ssFay Templeton. not relative"
The evening world., 1907-02-05


Fitzgerald
to
the wipdoY In this
II Hhoud thai such conduct would
Fitzgerald had cautioned the Witness
Gleason plain for the that the defense
hoped to this important thing.
Harry
did walk watching
printing h brain with
With his
with White ana acting without rremodsatlon
Gleasona
the general
going while
denly warning
one else ttne table
sumin further" &c.. &c ,sss#
MAY SHOW LACK OF c0LLUSI0N.
defense phase Of
the lines
Thaw Of haw other
thing his intention.
remodeed
bsng covering
that
time Of commission OF the crime
Mr.
that DR. Wiley limitations insanity
an excuse for erin the laws OF New York
medical man. explained the physician
know the H,s definition OF insanity in this State
.o you cali yourself insanty said Mr.
weI have given subject insanity much
wiley as mounted into HIS
,.sThen you arc an expert Mr. Jerome t
such question in such finally said
pestered Pttnburger. eGHl8
knowledge7"
of the knowledge OF the subject
profession7
District Attorney
81 believe am snid tho witness.
In this
In rRnawered Wiley
INSANE At THE KILLING.
Well do give yoar professional scientific opinion under
The evening world., 1907-02-05
DR.. Binganan Tells Of the Childhood
OF the Accused and Says
He Suffered from Saint -e=
Vitus's Dance. u
ALFRED LEE THAW- CALLED -.=-
TO ESTABLISH INSANITY INSANITY PLEA.
District=Attofney Objects to -rirg the
Mental Condition of Any Collateral
Member Of the Prisoners 81 -
Family.

-T5 80
you Harry bhnved the
Fiftb arenno or ,os, .rr,ncr v,. ,na,no ~ be
J, -, - " -, -, - -" - - - -
Ns".e % -. W . - W .- W - va @ s5lsrss,lx
AhAt WI. aos sl. sia Jerome A---za s4e@l-G-
Dr. Wiley asked II In his opinion Harry Thaw knew
ing wrong Whte7 ".
know wrong
!, .xsar. fz1S e3sts
~
~ ~ ~ ' ~. piss nnn. sa asiuiS
Was dofng
hsaTp avrnnoher focaied
witness you think who
by false premises is insane be asked
Sometimes z-T77z5z -zzsg57-zzEeE5.
do yon regard Chr!san Scientists insane?"
said calmly with the voice OF
pe''ns "s : M s ss ~ ics. @ $40, @ =, - ,.H 49,, 81 -. l
90, " ' '-''s - s.s = : - ~ N.- 80 e - ''lssa ~
what be premises are was he i.
{.
I.-Hl1ISxsLft.-ze
% a,u q
questions eEdns the capillary Circulation the don Of the
pathology OF the artera ana hngs whch
oeeh eo.a Heaea uolec IN Pre-
wa. -
hsh. VI
Aeorhe grew o nea.ea VI. W'es up
y 1ozs aesreea ms m na 70 ee eoior q hot
The evening world., 1907-02-05
cold WAVE AND
| POOR =CARD.K[PT
CROWD AWAY iilViIl
Racing at New Orleans
Lacked Class Jockey
Garner Ill.
NEW ORLEANS WINNERS.
Ftss r=ss eg ssgtdsss "a 10 II I,
Rip Rap e to ! for placo) 2, Pax,
ton 5.
eErnNn pAcEnat. q f1k ),
NEW ORLEANS WINNERS.

SECOND RAcE-MoIo q. t1s to
B-h-LIttIo WaIIy t6 to n Tor place.
hr.ho --75--5-z-zzs-s--ss 75---z-zzs-s--ss
The evening world., 1907-02-05

Molo 3. Waa disqualified: Little
WalIy wing; ARABIC second and
Could third.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
A WOMAN'S VOTE.
is BETTER THAN THE
AVERAGE MANS

She has greater thoughts as to how the
schools OF the country should be brought to
higher standard. She knows what child
needs, because she has cared for II from
II you, Mr.. Reader, have never failed in
business, IL shows that you have watched
every detail OF your business from the
smallest 70 the largest transaction.
The mother is the head OF the family. She
knows what 70 do for you whom you have q
Sore Throat, Cold on your Lungs, Backnche,
Pleurfsy Pains, Eprains, Bruises, and, In
fact, any trouble which you may have.
The mother knows that by applying ANTI
It's IL will cure by dispelling the pein
equAlizing the circulation, absorbing the
fluid in the inhamed part and Fastening the
formation OF new cells 70 replace the inJur-
ed ones.
Anti-Itis is the only plastic preparation
that IL properly medicnted 10 be applied In
all acute forms of innam ration.
A typical case OF infiammatoTy rheuma-
tism. Anti-Itis produced marked thefRpeu-
teal action by its combination, oil OF gaul-
liberia, iodide OF potash and cAmphors, from
external absorption.
The case was that OF o middle aged woman
and was first seen on March 10th when the
writer found that she had very bad case Of
infiammatory rheumatism, involving the
lower limbs, left arm from ahoulder down,
right shoulder and the back. The joints
named were redand swollen, painful on light
pressure and needless 10 say, exceedingly
painful when in motion, There were fever,
thirst, no appetite, sleeplessness, and in
spite OF the pain, great restlessness. For
several nights previous, she had but little
aleep.
Arti-ItIs was applied 10 all the involved
joints, and the third night she slept as sound
ly as IL nothing troubled her. The second
day brought relief to her suffering and by
the third day, the acuteness of the attack
was over and the patient was fairly COM
Portable. Within n month she was attend-
ing 10 her household duties, as usual.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
EAST CALAIS

George Carley went to Montpelier on
Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Wheeler went to Montpel.
Ter Wednesday
Levi Wheeler and wife visited at So.
Woodbury. Sunday.
c. r. Dwinell was in Montpelier on
business Tuesday.
The East Calais Creamery company is
filing its ice house this week
Arthur White visited at Elmer Browns
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Carroll Lamb and Mrs. Jake Lamb
were in Montpelier Wednesday
D. D. Lamb is cutting ice for himself
and all that want it, at reasonable rates,
A. G. Dutton was in Cabot Wednes-
day to attend the funeral Of Hon, J. r,
Lamson.
Thermometers registered 80 degrees
below zero in several places Thursday
morning.
The Universalist society held their an
nual meeting at Union church Wednes
day evening.
James Warhurst went to Burlington
hospital with his wife Friday, where
she underwent an operation Monday.
The Union Telephone company has
Just built a line to Marshfeld depot
which win be appreciated by the people
here.
}. Walter Coates finished preaching
for the universalist people last Sunday
the time for which he was hired, having
expired.
Mrs. Byron Pierce, who was in Hard
wick last week helping care for L. l.
Prevost's child, has returned home. She
reports the child much better.
Albert Dwinell celebrated his s4tl
birthday Tuesday, January 15 his chill
dren and grandchildren gathering at hi
home in the evening to congratulate him
on his good health and vigor and re-
mind him of his birthday. While pass.
ing very pleasant time with them he
received a letter from California. stat
ing that his only sister, Mrs. Jane Hale
was very i'll. having sustained shock
which news saddened the rest of the
evening.
A goodly number from here attended
the annual meeting of the Union Teie
phone company at Cabot Saturday The
officers elected were: directors, O. f
Barrett, W. NJ. Clark, A. Higgins, 4. z
WILDER, 4. Morse; president, o. f. Bar.
rett, Cabot; vice president, w. NJ Clark
East Montpelier; secretary. j.. W. Peck
Cabot; treasurer, r. NJ. Hoyt, Cabot
auditors, Fred Osgood, W. n. Wheatley
and George Balentine; general manager
Il. W. Peck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
WALL STREET
ALL AT SEA
Was a Violent Decline in
Prices Yesterday
HEAVY SELLING OF STEEL
One of Members on Being Asked the
Reason for the Break Declared "Too
Much Roosevelt"-ReaI Rea-
son Not Apparent.
HEAVY SELLING OF STEEL

New York, Jan. ia condition of
yesterday on the Stock Exchange.
Prices melted away rapidly in all d.
reetions, and no support seemed to be
extended to any stock. Frightened
shareholders threw over their stocks,
regardless Of what they could get for
them, while the bears did all they could
to help the decline along Losses rang
ed all the way from to 13 points, with
trading growing in volume and prices
declined.
There was no definite news of an un,
favorable character TO account for the
violent slump. There were plenty of
Tumors, however, and nobody stopped Ia
inquire if there was any basis Of fact
for them. 1t seemed as If the more ex.
travagant they were the quicker they
We're accepted as coming from inside
sources There was talk of big
short time note issue by the New York
Central, but this stock was no weaker
than any of the other standards. Rumor
Of other new stock issues also were
heard, but no roads were specified One
broker, when asked his opinion as to
the reason for the decline merely re-
Piled Too much Roosevelt
Sinister rumors about this house and
that house being in trouble, and which
are always heard at time of demorah.
zation, were also put in circulation
None of them could be traced however
to any definite source, and none of them
could be confirmed In fact, Wall street
was all at sea, and the decline was all
the more disconcerting because of the
mystery as to the real reason behind it
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19

went on, although somewhat tired out
from the chase.
Richard Carpenter Of Groton was in
town last Friday and retracted his plea
of not guilty made some time ago in
case brought against him by States
Attorney Gates for keeping dogs that
run deer. Mr. Carpenter was notified
Of his dogs but paid no attention TO
the matter seemingly, for another com
plant came in. He paid fine of SIS
and costs of 1891. He was arraigned
before Justice O. II, Smith.
S. II. Irwin met with a serious ac-
cident Tuesday morning, when cutting
paper for the school work with butch
er's ripping knife, the knife slipping and
entering his leg near the knee the length
of the nllife. The point of the knife
entered the bone somewhat, severinc
cords, nerves, etc., which are 50 numer.
GUS in the fleshy part at the inside OF
the leg. DR.. II. s. Carver was called
and dressed the wound. Mr.. Unwin is
in bed and doing as well as possible. II
no complications arise, he win be out in
short time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
DIRE DISTRESS
It Is Near at Hand to Hundreds Of Barre
Readers.
Don't neglect an aehing baok.

ANN1&N4Hs
Don't neglect an aching back
Backache is the Kidneys cry for help,
Neglect hurrying TO their aid
Means that urinary troubles follow
quickly,
Dire distress, diabetes, Rright's dis
ease.
Mrs. Daniel Ryan OF 81 West street,
Barre, Vt, saws. "On account of kidney
complaint | was hardly able to do my
homework. The severe pains in my
back, with the headaches and spells Of
dizziness, were almost more thar ]
could bear. There was also a kidney
weakness which disturbed my rest at
night. could hardly stoop over on
account of the pain in my back and
every cold caught was sure to settle
in my back and aggrayate the whole
trouble. / saw Doan's Kidney Pills ad-
vertised and sent my little girl to Il. A.
browns drug store for box. They were
inst what | needed and acted directly
on the kidneys, relieving the aching
in my back and correcting the action OF
the kidney secretions, while the spells
of dizziness passed away. My back be-
came stronger, | felt better in every
way and could do my work Without feel
| ing the weakness in my back. You are
at liberty to tell the people of Barre
what Doan's Kidney Pills did for me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States Re
member the name-Doan's- take
no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-19
MARSHFIELD.

Several here have received cards from
4. G. Merrill, announcing his safe ar
rival in Deland, Fla.
Mrs. Marshall Bullock, vino has been
very sick and under DIR. Garvers care
for weeks, is slowly eonysiescing.
Miss ENERGY Benton was called to
Montpelier last week to care for her
niece Mrs. f. J. Marshall, who il i'll with
the grippe.
Those suffering from the prevailing
distemper are Mrs. Herbert Emery, Mrs.
d. X. Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Brown,
Harold Pike, Abiiah Bemis.
Mrs. Perley Goodwin Of Barre City
had a stroke OF paralysis last Sunday.
Mrs Goodwin has many friends in town
who extend sympathy 10 her and tine
family.
Mrs. Lucinda Northrop was taken
suddenly i'll Monday with what was
feared might be pneumonia. but at this
writing is as comfortable as can be ex-
pected with the grippe,
Among others who have recently reg
istered at the Marshfeld house are F. l..
Cabot and W. G. Parker of Claremont,
n. H., who were in town looking for
fancy HVlstHs lVt NhiSH AHiS bVNh -
noted.
East Hardwicl basket ball team de.
feated the Marshfeld team 20 TO IL in
the game last Saturday evening. The
affair was Jolly one, much cheering and
fun going on. The visitors enjoyed a
supper at the Marshfeld house.
Marshileld lodge, No. 20, X. Of r.,
was represented by twenty Of its mem.
bers at the funeral of the late Hon. J.
p Lamson in Cabot Wednesday, Mr.
Lamson was highly respected member
Of the order and will be greatly missed
from its ranks.
Warden j. h. Pike and George Smith
found two dogs and medium size deer
in the river near the old Ben Smith
barn last Friday. The men got the dogs
after considerable work, and the doe