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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14
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IT'S the truth. Bob Thomas you prince OF Hars,'
rang out clear young voice behind him.
The fellow wheeled a pivot his lips tvyitching,
his breath whistng
Nell" he gasped"
She looked at him silently in whitening scorn This
braggart, with the weak mouth the shifty
eyes-surey he the boy she had 2OO miles
nurse.
One glance at toiS him he was less chan nothing
her from this moment
You don't glad to death to me, and me
heap better than expected find me-" he sneered
recovering his cheap efrontery The money right
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II don't how both ride him." she criti-
cised, cycling Crumbs with tilted eyebrow.
He'll carry double maam Won't you. Crumbs?
I'd let you alone, only
She wondered why he stopped without enlightenng
her to the he would 1t characteristic
Of her that she cid not let the drop only
why?"
You might get lost" he finished Q little lamely.
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immense deserted world empty space She looked up
through her tears into face brown The
unexpectedness of his presence her had
jured him from the depths. startled her. strange
ness OF his garb the OF his weapons
to her terror Her big brown, childish eyes dated and
the color washed from cheeks. But when he
whipped his wide-brimmed Stetson from his head the
boyish smile that lit his reassurng as the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14

HORSEMAN rode out
of the mesquit thicket
and came to a halt on
the railroad track below
the water tank. The keen
eyes In his hard young
face swept the landscape,
noting every hollow and
every hillock that might
conceal a lurking foe.
Across the pommel of
his saddle rested a rifle,
steadied by strong brown
hands that caressed IL
carelessly. Moreover, the
butt Of a revolver pro-
jected from a holster tied
down by leather thongs
to the right thigh of his
cactus-torn chaps. Some
thing in the appearance
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handy sent it down to my wife in Sonora to cache
me-"
"T didn't think such lived" She seemed to speak
rather than to him.
Don't be so mealy-mouthed. honey. I guess you
amt out picknickng Sheriff Roberts for Moth
ing I guess"
"Stop, you wolf Of hell"
Roberts -oice low his attitude careless. One
thumb was hched in the sagging chaps, the
other just of his revolver. But the
carriage of his head his broad shoulders
proclaimed man, steady steel Of whose eyes was
a compelling weapon.
''vamoose! Git, you coyote! Never show again
in Arizona or I'll drag you Tucson with rope round
your neck
The outlaws gaze Travelled from the sheriff 70 the
girl again I'm to get another show am IT.
"can 1t anything you like but light OUT
The fellow again surveyed each of them insOlently.
his ferret eyes narrowing Il that's right There's
a crowd just now eh7 well. guess I'll light cigar
jogging Sonora, not to inter-
fere with the picnic.
his heel. a knocking laugh his lips,
staggered his pony rode Of the life OF Nell
Davis.
When the thud Of the horses hoofs had died away
the girl turned mpulsively her friend. What does
he by those hateful things he said?'
The sheriff found himself INDUCING in the novelty OF
a blush Hin? Oh he's just letting his mouth talkI
What you say to breakfast? I'd be right par
tal to of coffee and some bacon myself am"
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found for her at the nearest ranch
they their heads toward Tucson In
the sherins eyes a light in his voice a ring
exultingly boyish. The dry, exharating and the
sting of wdeswept breeze blotng in the joy
present the girls memory of her bad halliday She
rode firm in the saddle. exultant gaiety
thrilling
They had been gallOping side by side, cloud OF
white alkali rising behind them they but
The outskirts of the they slowed a walk.
Where you going to take me?f she asked, with
a chd's confidence in him.
Il reckon my mother wouldn't forgive me If didn't
bring you home You see, pardner, she's southerner.
She turned her face slowly toward him, her sweet
mouth trembling You're good me- she said,
He laughed happily Il guess it's myself I'm good
to-"
The bright-eyed old lady that welcomed her at
the of the pretty little opened her
her to his guest
You poor child. Come right in, honey, and let
take you 20 your You must be right tired with
your long ridA, daughter"
just chance that the girls eyes happened to
meet her "psrdner's' that and read in them
the sudden eager smile that not meant for
ner
Their gaze fastened for a long moment before her
soft lashes fell
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BRADFORD.

Miss Tena Bacon OF East Thetf0rd
visited in town Satu~day.-Miss Marcia
Winship visited Miss Elizabeth Lewis ut
ST. Johnsburv over SundaY.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. H. Curtis entertained friends at
whist Friday ovening.--Thc Rev. and
Mrs. J. A. Dixon are passing a few weeks
in New JerscY.-Mr and Mrs. a. b. Hunt
and w II. Wescott of Lebanon, n. H.,
arc visiting Mr.. ard Mrs. Edgar Hunt
Mrs. Emma Kenyon is visiting her
daughter. Mrs Walter Nye, ut West
Lebanon. y. H.-Misses Maude ITilard and
Elsie Thurstou are assisting In J. f.
Hunts store. G. DotY is about the
street but gains slowly.--A son was born
to Mr. and Mrs II. W. Eaton January
1G.-Harry Davis has returned to swan
ton-Miss Nellie Norcross has been as
slsting in tho rostoSfcc during Miss VIII
ships absence Miss .Abbic Albec, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. G. A.
Bcale. at Dorchester, Mass, returned
home Thursday.-M Henry Allen and
three daughters went Saturday to West
Stowartstcwn \. H., whore they will
vst.-Mr and Mrs. +. Il. Prichard of
Easthampton. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Prichard Of Nashua, y. H, spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. ". Prichard.-Thc Rev. II. J. XII
bourn was called to Chicago Saturday by
the illness Of his brother.-C. =. Dinick
of Revere. Mass. is visiting his mother,
Mrs Freeman Clement.
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WOLCOTT.

The ncighbors ana friords OF w. o.
Davis, who has been unable to work for
four months have sawed n wood pile for
him which he greatly appreciates.-Mrs
T.. G.. Judd has returned from Fairfax
where she has been caring for her
mothcr-Hermic Lamphere has finished
his engagement with j. W. Scott and re-
turned to Gilmore. Miss Fannie Herring
has been visiting in HardWick. Mr.. Con
ant is in Uardwick at the home of his
brother, Lyman Con1rt.-Thc remains Of
Mrs. Orlando Titus. formerly Of this
place, who died at hor home in Har1wiCk.
was brought horo for burial In the fam
" lot Tuesday. She IS survived by one
sor. Arthur. in Hardwick. William
Bailey and daughter Mrs Borland.
visited tho formers daughter, Mrs Nc
Nassa, in Tnderhill.-Mrs. w. @. STRAIT
ton, who has been staying with hey bro
Their. Hiram Smith since the death OF his
wife. has returned to Danville Mrs.
James Lane is III. w Scott. who has
been ILL., is able to be out. He has enEag-
ed Clarence Wheeler to work for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pierce OF ITardwiclS
were guests at Harry Davison's over Sur
day,-Mrs. Alma Cook has returned from
Morrisvlle.-rherc was a dance in tho
town hall Friday night given by William
md Enos La fleur
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CHELSEA.

Joseph II. Edwards OF West hill has
sold his farm and live stock to Mrs,
Flora G. George, and has moved from
town. lie mad owned this farm since 1891,
Two Chelsea people, Miss Hancy j.
Marsh, aged 10, and Floyd NixbX, AGED
10, died last week both funerals being
held Saturday afternoon, that of Miss
Marsh at Strafford.-A second son was re-
Gently born to Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Baker
Mrs. Milton T.. Hutchinson, who was
called to Hartford, Conn, to attend the
funeral of her grandmother. Mrs. Hutchi-
son, returrHd home FridaN.-Dr. Frank
II. Godfrey has been elected president of
the Vermont board of medical roglst ra p
tiOn.-Charlc5 T.. Dickinson of Chelsea,
and Edith Gertrude Clark Of COrnth were
married January o. at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Erastus u. Dickin-
son. They are to live in Corinth--Last
week Prir~ John NJ. Comstock and his
corps of teachers attended the educational
meeting in Strafford-An agricultural
meeting was held in Chelsea January lG
under direction of the state board OF
agriculture.-Grip Vistms are Mrs.
Josephine Longer, Mrs. Elisha Burgers
Mrs. DIR. T.. II, Godfrey, William Rob
bins.
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BRANDON

James Myatt Of Proctor and Miss Dora
Phelps OF this town were married Mon
day morning at St Mary's Church. The
Rev. j. j. Boyle performed the corc-
mony.
stephen Evans has gone to 'ricondcr-
oga. n. Y, whore he will engage II, tho
barber business.
The wedding of Fran1<1l, Rovro,ds
Harrington and Miss Lola Barton brown
took place at st. Thom7s's rnisco,11
Church at noon TUESDAY. Tho ceremony
was performed hv tno Po, tviui,r,
Farrar Weeks of Sbolbi,.pc ,s,ie,o1 la.
the Rev. Charles r. Carpcn.or rootnr
OF St Thomas's Church Tho bride n,,s
accompanied by hcr mother Mrs DudIov
Chase Brown. ana tho matron Of honor.
Mrs. Clifton Morse re,ton Of No,tnorior
The bride was mot at the foot Of mo
chancc steps by tho groom. attended bv
his brother. William r. harrington. where
the bothrothal service tnnk place nft.r
which the marriage ceremony was
solcmnizcd at the altar rail. Tho uyhors
were Burt Merritt Of tnis town and Dr.
George NJ Somers Of Proctor Tho bride
was dressed in a becoming blue going
away gown and tho matron OF honor wore
a tan colorel broadclo,. costume. The
wedding was a quiet ono. thcrc being
only relatives and intimate friends Of
tho two families present The church was
deliberately and beautifully decorated by
the Altar Guild OF which the bride was
a member. After the service a luncheon
was served at the residence Of +. II.
Harrington after which tho newly welded
couple left on the 1875 train for New
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Charles Allen has moved back into MS
own farm and {. T.. Grey has taken
possession Of the hOtel.-fL Il. Hill was
in stowe several days the past week,
called there by the sickness of his father,
l. A. Hll-John Lowell has moved into
the basement of Mr.. Laraway's tenement
house opposite the school housc.-Dr. and
Mrs Maurice We're in Hyde Park Satur-
day.. NJ. Thomas has bought a farm
In Cambridge and takes possession this
week.-Mrs.. Mary Delaney fell from a
chair while putting up clothes line in
the yard one day last week and broke
several ribs Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Kelley
of MorrisVillc visited her parents, MI.
and Mrs. r. a, WILEY. over Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. \. 4. Macombor Of Troy
are spending a few days with her per
ents. Mrs and Mrs. II. r. Miler-H. y.
jackson and Leonard LInEdcll have
bought William Smiles farm on the Cam
bridge road with all the stock and farm
ing tools, consideration 5000. Mr.. Lang
dell will take possession March |.
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EAST WARREN.

Mrs John Mobus, who has been SIX
several weeks. does not improve very
Ny. Mobus is also quite i'll, having
hurt saving wood.-A. F.. Eidridec
in Northheld and Montpelier Sotur
Mrs. Julia Town is sick.-Mr and
william Rounds Of Sherhurn wei
Nyman Goodepeed's over Sunday.
Mrs Mary Hanley. who has been
ing her daughter in Worcester,
returned home Friday.-Dr. f. F. j
of Burlington visited his aunt,
Jennie Garvin Saturday.-Joe TatrI
sold his farm ami has bought vi
Ashlcy's place in the village.-Mrs.
ell. who kept house for Mr.. Lana
past year. Will be y. w Gates \
kocper.-=A. W. Pratt spent sunday
homo in NJ. Holly.-Johnson Cred
paid H.4S tor four per cent. mil
Decembcr.-Miss BESSIE Fletcher "
home from Sherburn over Sunday.-l
Lang Of Jcffersouville was in town
day.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY.

An important real estate deal was made
last week when the deeds were passed
conveying the Waterbury Hotel property
from J. G. Flrrar to W. T.. Davis. Tit
consideration was $1,000. Possession Is 10
be given February 49, Mr.. Davis the past
20 years has been steward AZ the
Profile House IN the White Mountains.
During the winter he has spent ut the
Ncndome in Boston for seven winters and
10 winters at the St. James in Florida.
Mrs Davis has been housekcepcr in
some OF the large hotels in Boston and
New York Mr., Davis will spend several
thousand dollars in improving the prop
orty. The house will be all newly furnish
ed, and ten rooms will be fitted up with
private baths. He is to build large
garage, and will fit up golf links for the
guests of the house. The hotel will be
known hereafter as the Waterbury Inn.
The marriage of Mrs. Nellie D, Carter
of this village to Anse, l., Barrows of
stowe took place at the home Of l., j.
Roberts Wednesday Jan lG AT two
o'clock. The Rev. W. s. Smithcrs per
formed the ceremony.
Ernest Joslyn. assistant cashier of the
National bank, Is confined to the house
because Of rheumatic trouble.
s. j. Gonya OF Rumford Falls, Me, Is
here. He holds an option. on Tracy &
Howe's lumber land in Bolton and it Is
expected that tho deal will be closed this
week The sale involves some 100000,
f. A. Barrett has sold his timber lot in
MlddleseX to Chandler Bros.
NJ. \. Hoadley has been appointed milk
inspector for the Vermont Condensed
MIX company from Waterbury to Rich
mond.
The remains of Mrs. Flora Anterior,
aged IS years, who died in Stockton,
Cal, were accompanied here by her son,
Frank Anterior, The cause of her death
was valvular heart trouble The funeral
was held at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Il. l.. Marble, Saturday afternoon,
| The burial was at Duxbury Corners.
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mander. Or. Walter Kelly; junior vice
commander, George pryant camp com
manders j. p. Eldridge, B. c. Good
win +. r. Clarke; secretary. Ned G.
Buck: treasurer. DR. Francis Eaton;
chaplain, Il. A. Allen; sergeant of the
guard, r. H. Slack; color sergeant, Fred
Bryant, corporal of the guard, Il. G.
Goodwin; camp guard, r. A. Gordon;
picket guard, William Clough; principal
musician. c. T.. Hlbard. The entertainment
was in charge OF Or. Walter Kelly and con-
sisted Of war songs by a male quartette
readings by Mrs. Winifrcd Mann and
recitations by children from the primary
school Visitors in town were: Division
Commander OF Vermont Sons of Netcr-
ans c. T. Bliss Of East Calais; Division
Secretary G.. f. Carley. East Calais
Junior Vice-Commandor D. II. HOLSTER,
Division Inspector Walter Jones. Hard
wick; u. j. Persons, East Calais; An
drew Chandler Northhcld; Martin Kid
der, Rochester
Mrs. Richard Damon died Tuesday
morning OF pneumonia.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary JcwCtt,
whose death occurred Tuesday. will be
held Friday morning at 10 o'clock ait the
homt Of her son, r. w. Jewctt, with
whom she had lived since the death Of
her husband. William Jcwctt six years
ago. She is survived 10y three daughters,
Mrs A. T. Lamb ana Mrs. Charles Girls
void Of this place and Mrs. Henry Gif-
ford of Rochester ano the son r. w.
Jcwett. two trothers J. u. Laport of
this place. NJ. n. I.apOrt Of East Brain
tree and q sister. Mrs. ora piper OF
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from the Boston office of the Vermont
Marble company to the home ofice IN
Proctor--A Hungarian was found dead
Saturday night on what is known rs
the West road between Proctor and
Rutland. He had been drinking hcav-
lily that evening and probably came
TO his death by striking his head on
the ice.-The Young Peoples society
will meet Thursday evening in the
Union Church
Governor Fletcher y. Proctor went to
Brattleboro last evening. Mrs. H. u.
Mason Is i'll with the grip rhe hockey
game here between Vermont Academy
and the Beaver Hockey club resulted
in score of Q to In favor OF the
local tcam--E. q. Mason is i'll with the
grip.--Miss Helena Gill. who has been
i'll at the Proctor hospital for the past
two weeks, Is able to be out.
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IN THE BASEMENT.
SPLENDID Chances Here.


To clear away balance of the heavy Underwear
we make the whole stock into 3 large lots. Fine
warm Underwear for everybody, Men, Women and
Children description cannot be given, great big
stock TO select from and the prices are l9 cents IS
cents and rs cents.
Mems Combination Suits-An accumulation of broken
assortmens that were $375-prced at $500 each.
Hosy-In the baseNentodds ends from many different
lines Men and ChldrenValue considered Some
sold high so this Sale at 10
5000 yards seesucker Bingham Of
eed-reguaT 1910 goods short ength-9 per yard
large filed with of short remnants Of
every kind at per yard.
Such Crash in 5yard peces-Prins fancy and plain
Gnghams fancy and staple degnsCoon Cashmere
sortmen of colors-Outing Flannes, etc.
30 dozen Large Huck Towes-15 cent qualty-1O cents
so dozen AlLnen Huck Towes-19 quaty-125 cents
Brown Beached Linen Crash-20 inches wide-10 cents
and Beachd Linen Crash-18 inches wide-9 cents
Plain and Tyyilled Linen Crash-12l
Turkey Red Damask-54 inches wide-21
Beached ALnen Damask-66 inches wide 6Scent value As
Beached All Damas-66 inches wide-75 vaue-55
cents
81 Size Beached Napkins 81 25 vaue-9S cents.
IS Size Bleached Napkns-S150 value-S13s
Table filled Lunch Cloths Tray Cloths scarfs
Doyes embroidered slightly mussed and soil
ed-at 13 to less than regular prices. Great values
Case White Spreads full size, value 50 cents.
Outline Flannel also plain, pink and blue slight
lily imperfect 10 cent value at ga cents
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BROWNINGTON.

c. r. Prescott is getting in lumber for
farm repairs at BartOn.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Mcdowell went to South Barton
Friday TO attend the funeral Of Mrs
John Forest-The picture social at Mrs
l.. a. browns was complete success
II. A. Thomas, who recently sold his
store. will move to Lyndonvlle, where
he has a position as clcrk.-Avery Der
nison has gone to Barton Landing-Wn-
liam Ransom's little son, who has been
very sick is better
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Lyman Miller is in Montgomery
visiting her brother, James o. Brien-'TNe
presiding elder tho Rev. +. w. Lewis, will
preach in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday, January G.-Charles Sullivan is
home from Waterbury. The funeral of
Carlos Harding of Barton, former
resident, was held Wednesday afternoon
at the Congregational Church. the Rev.
W. A. Warner OF Barton officiating
Mrs Florence Greenwood has purchased
the hotel property owned by the G. ".
Greenwood ostate.--Arthur Cello has ntoV-
cid to the farm he bought of his father,
Thomas Gelo.--John McAllister has rented
his farm for another year to his brother,
James. Edward Snider has rented his
farm 10 T.. Besaw-J. {. Moore is in
Philadelphia for ten days.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
PROCTOR.

Carl T. Holmes formerly with
the New York branch of the Vermont
Marble company, went to Boston
Tuesday to become salesman for tho
Boston branch.-MaX T. Bessey for
merly OF Burlington, now with the
New York branch of the Vermont Mar
bio company. has bcen' promoted to
tho position OF bookkeeper of that Of
ncc,--Tho senior class OF the Proctor
high school Is Flaming for trip to
Washington, d. c., instead Of having
tho usual class Pins and cxcrclses---
]. A, Wright has been transferred
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from 3rd PngcD

Vernon L. Grswod, died Monday morn
ing after q short Illness. The funeral
was held at the church at North Hyde
Park Wednesday afternoon.
r. p. Putnam has had his new barn
wired for electric lights.
The Ladies' Aid society is TO hold one
of its monthly suppcrs at the church Fri
day evening.
Miss Sara Chaplin has been entertaining
her sister ard child the past few days
at a. V. WiswelIs.
Mrs. r. S. Beard returned from Palmer,
Mass, Wednesday morning.
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ROXBURY.

Mrs. W. j. Carpenter was in y
field aturday.-W. a. Avcrill "
Mortified Friday and his daughter,
Laura, returned with hlm.-On SAT-
afternoon and evening January &c
Rev. J. r. Sargent OF Mortified. !
G.rt Of the county s. 5. Union an'
Rev. + . Fuller. field secretary. will
81 public meeting in the church to '
all are invitcd.-W. J. Carpenter
menced work AZ Mortified Mono
Master Clarence French is sick.-S
on East hill and Warren road closed
day; Miss Lizzie Flynn and Mrs.
Martin, teachers.
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NORTHEIELD.

A. O. Marble dlod Sunday after
ness of several weeks preceded by
period of impaired health. Mr.. y
was well known painter and had
IN town for several years. Funeral
ices were conducted At the home
tcrday forenoon at nine O'Clock mn
body was conveyed 20 North r
for burial. Mr. Marble leaves wifi
three Sons, all residents of this pla
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

Amory Dawson was i'll last week with
heart roubc.-Ncarly all the Changers
from this town attcrAed the Pomona
Grange in HarlMick S4turlaN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
MONTPELIER.

Pringle II. IIinckley, one of the old
est residents of the city, died suddenly
Friday morning at his home ON COL
lege street, aged So years. Mr., Iiinck-
ley had been confined to the house for
two weeks. but there was nothing In
the last few hours Of his life that in