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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-09
Obstructive FIRE.
Handsome Residence of Dr.. U. v.
Williams Badly Wrecked.

About o'clock. on Wednesday
morning, the fire department were
called to the residence of DR.. u. V.
Williams, on Steele street, between
Second and Third, where defective
fiue had started a bad blaze under the
roof
Owing to the fact that the fire n.y.
drant. on the corner of Steele and
Second streets, was found to be frozen
up, it took some time to get a stream
playing on the fire. which had gained
Roadway. 1t was soon eXtingushed
after the fire boys got to work. but
not until the roof had been destroyed
The vast volume of water caused
great destruction to the inside Of the
building, as the ceilings fell carrying
everything in their way.
DR.. Williams had one of the finest
libraries in this section Of the country.
which was almost completely ruined
There were many rare books and
u,
the doctor being a great antiquarian.
Some of the housefull of boarders
lost part of their wearing apparel and
bric-a-brac.
The furniture was removed in a
damaged condition.
The total loss was something over
$4,000, which was partially covered
by insurance.
Mr.. Woodson Coleman. who happen
ed to be passing. first discovered the
blaze and gave the alarm, notifying
the family who were at the breakfast
table.
So soon as the flames were extin-
guished, workmen were at once put to
work to replace the roof and thus pre-
vent further damage, though it will
take good while to repair the in
terror damage.
In the meanwhile the family and
their boarders had to seek other
quarters.
Miss Pattie Williams had a narrow
escape from death, ceiling falling,
en- masse, with a terrific crash just as
she sprang through door hearing the
cracking of the plastering.
DR.. Williams has thus, for the Sec
ond time, had heavy loss from fire.
His residence at Bridgeport being
totally destroyed several years ago.
with all it's contents.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-09
"PUBLic SCHOOLS OF KEN
TUCKY."

The Kentucky Federation OF
Woman's Club have issued a pamph-
let containing two papers upon the
subject of education. One is entitled
Public Schools of Kentucky" by Mrs.
Herbert w. Mengel, and the other
Higher Education in Kentucky by
RI. Irene T. Meyers.
Both articles are extremely well
thought out, well written and full of
practical and truthful facts and sug-
gestions looking to the Improvement
in the education of our children and
youth.
There is no doubt but that there
is urgent need for better facilities,
better buildings and better teachers,
especially in the rural districts.
To our knowledge there are school
houses right in the county of Franklin
and adjoining counties that are an
pecially in view of the fact that the
trustees are clothed with full power
to raise sufficient funds to erect such
buildings as are needed
These articles are well worth the
reading of any one who feels the great
need of the masses of thorough ed
ucation.
We commend them to our readers
for their ability and thoughtfuness.
A copy of this pamphlet will be
furnished to any one desiring it upon
application to Miss Lillian Lindsey
Secretary of the Frankfort Womans
Club.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-09
GRAVE DANGER.

The first and most seductive peril,
and destroyer of young men, says Mr..
Carnegie in the Empire of Business.
am no temperance lecturer in dis
guise, but man who knows and tells
you what Observation has proved to
him; and l say to you that you are
more likely to fail in your career from
acquiring the habit of drinking liquor
than from any or all the other tempta-
tons likely to assail you. You may
yield to almost any other temptation
and reform-may brace up, and, if
not recover lost ground, at least re-
main in the race, and secure and main
tain a respectable position. But from
the insane thirst for liquor escape is
almost impossible. I have known but
few exceptions to the rule.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-09
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZA.
TON.

The following gentlemen compose
the State Board of Equalization for
this year, being one member from each
Appellate Court District:
First District. F. Porter, Dixon.
Second District-C. E. Sugg, of Hen
derson.
Third District-F. J. Campbell, Som
erset
Fourth District. B. Steedman, OF
Louisville.
Fifth District-M. j. Meagher, of
Frankfort.
Sixth District-Rolla X. Hart, of
Flemingsburg.
Seventh District-H. T. Strother.
Auditor Hager is an ex-officio mem
Der Of the Board.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-09
AGED AND LOVELY LADY PASSES
AWAY.

Another of Frankfort S oldest inhab-
itants has answered the last sum-
mons.
On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ann
Eliza Tilford, relict of the late Mr..
Thos d. Tilford. passed away at the
ripe old age of nearly So years, at the
home of her son. Mr.. Julian Tilford.
Mrs. Tilford was the Oldest child
of the late Mr.. Thos. S. Page, and in
early girlhood married Mr.. Thos. d.
Tilford. They were given seven chill
dren MARY S., Robert W., Thos. F.,
William G., Jacque p. Julian and Min
nie). All of these except Mrs. Mary
S. Polk, Of Columbia, Tenn, and Mr..
Julian Tilford of this city, preceded
her to the great beyond.
Mrs. Tilford was an unusually we'll
informed and cultured lady-gentle,
kindly, full of fun, and loving de-
votedly those to whom she was re-
lated by the ties of life.
she was member Vi lue lTSl res
byterian church, and an unusually de-
vout Christian.
Besides her son and daughter, she
leaves one brother Capt. Thos. NJ.
Page, of Indianapolis, Ind and three
sisters Mrs. S. c. Bull, Miss Mary
Page and Miss Margaret J. Page, of
this city,, four grandchildren and
host of relatives and friends to mourn
her death.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. H. Nj. Sweets, d. d., of
Shelbyville, on Tuesday, and the re-
mains were laid to rest in the family
lot in our cemetery.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-09
BAD WRECK ON L. e. N. NEAR
BRACkTOWN.

AS a big ten-wheel engine was re-
turning from Lexington, on Saturday
afternoon, shortly after three o'clock,
when it reached a point near Brack-
town. the rails spread and the engine
ran some $50 feet on the ties, finally
truning over on it's side. A brakeman
was instantly killed and the engineer
and fireman badly hurt.
The track was so badly torn up,
rails broken, ETC., that the wrecking
train had to work all night to clear
away the wreck.
The APO p. m. L. e n. Train (Which
was over an hour late), had to trans
fer it's passengers at the wreck, and
the c. & o. trains had to go to Louis
vile by way of the Southern Rail
road.
The track was repaired so that the
1856 L. e. n. train was only about 40
minutes late Sunday morning.
1t looks like all the railroads are
having troubles lately, as there is
hardly a day passes but there are one
or more serious wrecks.
The l.. G. n. has heretofore been
singularly exempt from these troubles.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-09
MEETING OF OFFICERS OF KEN.
TUCkY NATIONAL GUARDS.

The officers of the Kentucky Nation
al Guards was held in this city. this
week, commencing on Tuesday.
There was a gratifying and repre-
sentative attendance.
Many matters of Importance, look.
ing TO the advancement in efficiency of
the guards were discussed and valu-
able recommendations made.
The following officers were elected:
Chairman-Gen Henry R. Lawrence,
Adjutant General
Secretary-Capt. Frank u. Rash.
Necessary committee were appoint
ed
Addresses were delivered by mayor
Hume, Maj. Talbot Berry and Gov.
Becllham.
LATER-It was determinal to make
the organization of the association
a permanent one, and the following
officers were elected:
President-Maj A. B. Kinnaird,
Louisville.
LIST vice-President-Capt A. G.
Chapman, Hopkinsville.
I'd -President-Capt w. V.
Richardson, Danville.
Sd Notwithstanding. Ellis Dun
can, Louisville.
Secretary - Lieut.. Frank Ripy,
Lawrenceburg.
Treasurer-Capt. Ed. c. Walker,
Henderson.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-09
CHANGES OF TIME ON RAIL.
ROAD.

The l.. N. Railroad has made the
following changes in the time of de-
parture of trains:
The accommodation train leaves for
Louisville at 5:35 a. m.
The l.. & N. from Lexington for
Louisville leaves here at 1920 p. m.
instead of $40 D. m.
The L. e N. from Louisville leaves
for Lexington at ABS p. m. instead
of APO p. m.
1t is important that our citizens
note these changes of time.
For further information see time
table.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-09
APPOINTED POSTMASTER AT
LEXINGTON.

Mr.. Thos. l.. Walker, Secretary of
the Republican State Central Commit
tee. was appointed Postmaster at
Lexington by President Roosevelt, on
Monday last.
Mr.. Walker was for a number of
Later he was Assistant Postmaster
At Lexington. which he resigned to be-
come Secretary of the State Commit
Zee.
He is thoroughly competent and will
make a first class Postmaster.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-09
FOUND.

A pair of gold trimmed, heavy
spactacles, were found on Main Elk
horn, some time since. Owner can
have same by describing and paying
for this notice.
23-1t.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
HH0 WANTS THE
PENITENTIARY 7

THsre IS COS iastItutlon that fss
towns in the state elsh 10 have g
rfaed noar ulem namely me penlfs
tar From the feeling manifested
over the state q tie commercial
elats q the various tosns q seems
tiat that Institution si'l either lave
q 81 a begging of b arbitnfly ioest.
81 b. the iegisiatare
shaauoe gives business and q
moral reason fof not Wishing The peai.
tsutafg located allfan its ,lmits afst.
rs iatelectua' and sentimental e..
ieei ap0n the s9mmuu.ty would l.
ba1 and secondly 1t wngld compete
wlth free labor
AeA.ester believes that the PEN.
leutIarY would eaaalcf slth her caal
Interests and hef commercial ciab has
passed a resolution forbiddlng even
the mention Of saeA 3 thing a. Iaeas
lHE tfat institution siihin TIE faaI
belt
Tulsa IS the ouIg toNu wh.eh las
received the proposition with ans De.
gree q favor Fort Gibson Is aIsa aat
after the institutiou. bat sheu tie
heuaeatlc parts speaks Ia mind 81
Oh tie question q convict labor il i
d8abtfai whether auy town vii aad
be profitable % have tie penitentaFg
III lts vicinity TIE Democratic par
r. stands committed 70 the policy q
paving The poor convict shat his labof
Is seTtn. not only N Justice 10 him.
Is but a. preventative Of cheap
taH Nuskogee Times. Democrat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
BRUTAL INDIANS
Canadian Government Makes DIS.
eoverles Which Starsie all
0meials.

Nlnnlper. Man. Oct y The 10.
dian tilles living within a few hun.
drea miles of MinnipeE hafe reverted
10 the most brutal szvagerl. which
vas sroaellt out At fle trials 81
ehieftalns of the salicax tgiles iikt
ended n flae iludsan HAg company i
f0rt AZ NaFNay
Sick ana helpless members 81 the
tgihe we're sSFanglea nF burned at tfw
stake fog no either renssa than to ~.
lieys their relatives u eAfiug Tor
them.
CnielJuseph peseQuAB vas convict.
"a Of murder sad sentenced 70 die
Chief Jack Of the Sucker band ~
the same trihe, stsAnFled himself b
% death in his cell the night before
the date sat Tor hls trial. 'Two broth.
esa named RAe are 10 jail a. Aorway
house awaiting trial for several mur.
der.
Eysllis, . brave of the Crane band,
gave sensational testimonY, specitcal'
u describing nve strangalations ard
tofturings Ia which be participated.
In one Instance the stfangulation vas
not complete aud the victim vas plae.
cd on a platform over a huge Gre,
wheFe he sas slowly roasted 10 death.
After The eKecution q Chief Joseph,
Eyui.ss uill be sent back % the north
70 tell his tflheSmen SHAT happened
"a the mnrterefs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
FoothaIl Ii Chelsea.

There was quite 81 exciting game d
taothall Al Chelsea geste r,iAy betseen
tie local team And Chesca. bit Che1
.eA could not make connections. tie
uesl team carrying a tho honors by
scoring hve points Those who par
t.elpsfed Ia TIE game for Vinita
veft Wink ohamherlin. center.
Dave Chandler left guard Gll, right
tackle Miller eft tackle Adalf.
quarter back Hunt eft end. Ralnes.
right end Meeks full bach Arch
Miller right hair bach F1uy Kerr.
LETT hAli back
4altea number af boys aui glfis
went from here to see the game ard
eheer them ou % YietQu The Chief.
tain WISHES % congratulate the h8ys
on tits their hfst attempt of the sea
sen aud ee predict fet them q bfll.
liant future
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
SHOOTING At MIAMI
Iwo ptominent Citizens Engage In
Pistol Duel az Close Range
May Prove Fatal to One.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
MANY CONvICTS ASK
GOVERNOR FOR PARDON

Guthrie Oct. is.-Gosemor Kfants
ls being flooded u1tl applications Ter
panions from couslets sent 10 from
0klahoma who hAte the iea gfal
tile governor heiore giving up hss
oaef al.l exercise eiemeney 81 i
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
NOVEMBER z


W<Sfngtnn. y. q, oct is The
PROCLAMATION 81 the president a..
l4oaaelng the result and caOTass q
Ne vote On the Oklahoma eonsfita.
tson slll ne November q o. rs Dea.
nlie adgsuee notice eill b. given to
lhe people of The territories and e
the wholu United States two weekh
o. more before tie proclamation j..
sues This ia tie statement made AZ
tie department o. justice today
~ aeyel0Y@ SF easaa a@@nce " tl# ~
quest from ibe supreme court Judges
q The terfltofy that such notice ba
given 70 avoid embarrassment 70 tie
handling oi a case ia tie courts and
70 prevent mls.affisges u justice.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
A BRUTAL ASSAULT
Tom Monaghan Runs Amnck and
Lands In Iaii After Breaking
Waman's Arm.

Tom Monaghan. who Is known Ia
yinita as 3 had aclor sent q the
Mcclellan building on the East Side
a. about 80 lsSt evening and pro
csoded 20 start a rough house with
occupants II fooming haasa On the
s0cona moor II lie baildlng
Monaghan hrst attmmAea 4 lads yho
Fo0nis at flp llouse, beating Ter until
lssr right arm was broken ana she vas
othefwlse seriously injured lie then
proceeded g drmolish the furniture
and dishes ia TIE house
Mrs 0fflrk the lady attacked, Is
comparatively = stranger " tie city,
having but FeoenilY taken : room in
tl'e Mcclellan building To : Chief.
tain reporter she gave the following
version Of tie affair
~ was slttlng A the top Of TIE stair.
way on the wesg side ot TIE building
with the little child Of Mrs Ryan,
lAndlady Of tie roomlng house, and
was watching the headlight Of "a ap-
preaching KAty train when Monaghan
came up tie steps and akked me n a
certain parts lived here, and I told
him not that knew oi. lie began
using insulting language and pushed
the child 70 one side and gave him =
kick thai sent him down the steps !
then started foF my room, hat before
reached the door he grabbed ne nv
tie hair ant saying he would blum my
brains out besan beating me ie ful.
lowing ne into my room and struck ne
again. breaking ny arm lie heid on
% noe and 10 tie scuale the table was
overturned aud al my dishes broken.
I / dld not suow TIE mans name bui he
vas very drunk Mn cassie Ryan
arrived on tie scene and o2lle8 80 on
/ Ger who took Monaghan 10 charge
/ When tilsy left tae house Monaghan
VAS hgmlns the ofesr sith ai hl.
lmlghi
0Ne Fafas abo made l ARREST
was nes on iile eai % t't $50 q,
ptpaN Marshal IoHa Hug afd Naua
gfan vas safely landed s. PRISON iis
vas tansd etsf tstAc fedsrsl aa.hQH
uss aal ias preliminary teafnR e1
le afo fara
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
Craig coaaly Ba Aasls sloa.

Ihe meHten df zoe eaiE Qanl
Bar Nor af fHe feeof IS + Iml
san Ia Saf#fia5 aui aHs# iai
assaelat - Culf ca4gfF
W Z % mps1u ass f.s gra
dent and caldwell secretary Wna
eKonicIo tfaasHuf Matters pertain
hg to the interests % tie taf wtrs
discussed and a msnbefs' present
sefe made charter mtmbets TIE
q. owing IS therpsfsr vi Ihbmp.
son. J H Turner w. H kauegay
g. 81 prdasoa Tlto 30 + Eraar
O y nebeaf W s SAuad Sef
m04f Riddle " p Chaplain. Geo o.
Fcgic Clns Fl Koges T. Il Wilson
and a. Caidasll Ou motion Judge
q R psalsau. Joseph a GIH and 30.
uan p patksf tt Nrre Haia charter
memteN
l,eunh Wilson and NJ q ksot
gay seta appointed q caua ee fo
draft constitution ard bf-.ass W
r TbompUa was made aA5fuN ol
the committee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
A Bow or Girl

Can earn as much a. a nan We want
boys and girls Who want q earn money
% solicit satsef efiptinus t. The kansas
City Weekly star Doat hesitate be
cause sea are young as gou can 40 TIE
work IS readily as older persons and
Ne Niil pay you iust tie sane The
Kansas cts Weekly Star is the best
known weekly newspaper IN the West
and yuaf spare timcsuent wofkiug ior
u will - You handsomely u0t ~ TOYS
wAtches 81 ether small uafes huf ln
cash Write TODAY fuf terms and fun
information Address
TITS ktssAs CiIf WHHKlf SrAn
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
SHOT FROM Ambush.

From our correspondent al Fair.
land se learn that Afe Marshall II
that place was shot from ambush b.
some unknow party OF parties While
on his wAY home from church last
Friday night TIE shooting occurred
about enc mile this side q Faifland
The sounds. While very painful are
tot thought 20 be dangerous. Nhaf
the motive Tor the crime vas. our cnr
respondent does not stale Il Is ctl.
tAinlY 3 deplorable affair and should
he investigated thoroughly Alton
climax
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
AN ATTEMPT TO
ASSASsINATE TAFT 7

Manila, Oct. ls~A report reached
tlle local police yesterday from .
priest that an attempt waa made e
thfus 4 bomb a. Secretary Tan whlle
be was at ending = reception Ia bis
honor, given a. local college. A
careful investigation oi the rumol
failed 70 disclose ans foundation foI
The statement, bot every precaution
has been taken by Tie authorities q
'pfeeens any Sucl outrage Secretary
Tat q being closely guarded ~ tbs
inanlAr as well as United states -
eFet service men Besides. Il IS he
lieYed there are 90 anarchists nr mef
uf THAT class if tie stands
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
.sO rsts sat RrwrwssstO
AFTER Al q Was a Matter e. Small
Importance.

The man aas nlinr 90 early
morning aa1 when De met a
eharmiue faaHg Firl also ea3oyinr a
uoll t vaa iutt wishing / mlght
meet yGu BE- said as be approached
her With fhs air 30 one having a.
least claim s. friendship "a ben The
NrI lifted hef eyebrows and feHaf1ed
him wiih i surprised look II whlch
iher uaa nat ihc slightest hint 90
recognition Tie man looted q little
more ibau SURPRISED in fact b '0oked
and uas checked Of course you
haven't forgotten De- said iu & dared
f1ft 20 uaf Forgotten What she
replied coidit Why lasl uifhi down
h .he BE rueH moon nse soft muir
mar 20 lla don't run knuw Z
dont under nnd she said matiaf
avaF Whs De siammefed we
be ame ehased down there latt
ni h f egr wedding dat dnn
gh remainder naw mamenafy
blanha pftad ihe W sitla
fare thH o. Heht nf meaeff il
mUrc3 81 $40 nge'alaea riess
auiF h #Hl8 of ne g ia E So
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24

The saut ~ eoIlmu is q nea fsa
tare OF TIE Ehieftau ana fHam ue
namber that se start az aah 81 vii
meet wItb much favor Sc place
your wants lef9u 80 readers fof )
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
INHERITED LANDS
Listed for Sale with. the To-
dian Agent Al the UnIon
Agency, Mnskogee

lowing described tracts II land allotted
Of deceased citizens Of the Five CiYl.-
lsed Tribes have been listed for sale
by their heirs, and sealed bids viii
recelYed therefor at thla agency On
earh separate allotment of land de-
scrllea up 10 : O'Clock D N 0f Tie
date elsen said bids ase ~ ~ opened
CmKK0RaK NATS0N
NO Is Allotment 81 Katie HugleF.
deceased W. Of sal of sec, 81, ~ d
n. r le e, 20 acres Listed for sale
august ~ bids 10 be opened Ontobef
Is. 1901.
No Il Allotment OF Alcy johnson,
deceased
Net Of fes and ~ Of SET Of nel Of sec
20 and nws Of mel and net Of swl OF
ael Of sec 25, % ~ u, i5e, TO
acres Listed foF sale August -,
1901 bids Go be- opened Oct 70, 1907.
No Is Allotment Of NJ Y aheth Nc
Elmeel, deceased
Ns o. SCI of swi and sws Of swl Of set
and 81 of set Of swl of sec IS, % 70 a,
rice. 60 acres. Listed for sale Ao.
gust g, 1877 bids 70 be opened Octo
Ger Is, 1907.
No. i6 Allotment of Klla Downing,
deceased
Ne of nes Of el ana SCI ~ net Of
81 and sws Of nea o. 81 and sei Of
vet II &C ~, tp.2g y. l9e, land ses
of -. ~ SCI ana nl u ~ oi se o. sec
2a tp i# n = y e. aud ne. OF ne. of
nsl q sec b, tap . rge i3e. con
talnlng 40 acres Listed Tor sale Aa-
gust = 1909 bids q he opened ee.
tohef ., 1907
No i7 Allotment q Charles Walk
lngstiek .deoeeasei sN! d ssl of swI
and ei Of ". of swi and nel Of sat and
uwl q 81 ~ o. w a ef see H tp 29u,
ig east 10 acres Listed fof sale
sept aQ- BIDS q b opened Nov i
No N Allotment nf EHla Blythe
aeaeased Northeast d acres oi fot
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-23
CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Mae Curtis has accepted a. position
at DR.. Sparhawks in Burlington and be
gan her duties Monday.-Mrs. Clarence
Corse Is gaining sowiy.-Mrs Mudgett
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. n. Gray.
Miss Nellie Boyce Of st. Adams passed
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Albert Cut
ting.-Mrs. f., j. Gallup and grandson,
Melbourne, passed Saturday at L. c.
Ross s.-Miss Garlic Burns has entertain
ed Miss knslcy few days this week.
The farce and promenade given by the
high school Friday night was pro-
nounced succcss.-Mrs n. Il. Lapoint was
a recent visitor in Burlington where her
mother is undergoing treatment at the
Fanny Allen hospitality.-M b. s. Ellen
wood was called to Waterbury Monday
morning by the Illness OF her daughter.
Mrs Luce, who is suffering with rheu-
matte fcver--A special programme has
been prepared for the Memorial Sunday
service at the Congregational Church
Sunday morning.-Mr. and Mrs A. II.
Smith of Burlington are in town-I,inu-
1,eavcns was in Montpelier this week
w. NJ. Smith was in the southern part of
the State on official business Thursday
and Friday.--Mrs. n. n. Gray was in
burlington Friday and Saturday. Hugh
Tobn and Charles Wescott Of Watervillc
h IS been to Milton on a fishing trip
Wesley Macoy went to Burlington We'd
ncsday.