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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25
Sensational Incident at Cam
paign Meeting in Pickers
Wednesday.

Easiey special in the News and
Courier The mountain breezes
fresh from the Blue RIDGE
tanned the cheeks of 1900 sturdy
yeomen who listened to the Sen.
atorial candidates at Pickens to-
day. The feature of the dav
was a reference by Mr.. Grace in
MS speech to the Mayorality
race in Charleston some wears
ago, when Mr.. Grace announced
that Iii a public speech at Char
lesion a gentleman now in the
court house, and we'll known in
flckens, had himself announced
that Mr.. Rhett was responsible
ior the appointment of Crum as
collector of the port. Thereupon
Mr. Legare, who was seated i'm
the audience, arose and asked if
Mr.. Grace meant the reference
Tor him; Mr.. Grace replying.
"lt the cap fits wear it," where
upon Mr.. Legare again arose and
with vehemence said: 81 de.
nounce that statement as an alb
solute lie The audience cheer
ed heartily.
After the adjournment of the
meeting MIR. Grace arose and
made the following statement:
MT, hhett has spoNen and has
had an opportunity to answer
my question and to make me out
llar or some one else, and
repeat that the letter referred to
was In existence, and anyone
VINO says 1T was not ia existence
is a liar.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25
Fdf'ners' Union Picnic at Heath
Springs IN AIlMst.


The big picnic of the County
Farmers Union will be held at
Heath Springs on August %
The following local committee
OF arrangements has been ap-
pointed
w. ID. Hendrix, U. M. Neal,
j. Truesdale Slower, j. w. Wea
ner, Robert Lyles, j. f. Sims.
l.. A. Rollings, r. E. Sharp, w.
L. Stover, w. S. Moore, j. W
Crenshaw, S L. McMackin. w
b. Bruce, j. w. Nj. Harper. Fl
&. Williams.
The picnic promises to be one
of the best of the many this
season. The location is ideal
and the people of Heath Springs
and surrounding country are
proverbial for their generous.
open hearted hospitality.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25
A"other Fire in ROcE HUI For.
mer kerahatO Citisen One of
Losers.

Rock Hill has had a number
o. fires this week, as many as
three occurring there Monday
as published in Wednesdays
News. Still another Wednes-
day, in which Mr.. j l.. Bird
formerly of Kershaw, was a los
or, as will be seen by the follow
ing Rock Hill special in Thurs
days Charlotte Observer
Rock Hill was visited bv
another-the third-fire early
this morning. An alarm was
turned in about 5 O'Clock and
the Ratteree Building, in which
ls located the Commercial Club.
law offices of Spencer & Dun.ap
and a hote. annex on second
floor, and j. l.. Bird, furniture;
ga Benton's barber shop and j.
Edgar Poag's real estate office on
the ground floor, was found to
be the seat OF trouble. The fire
originated from stove that is
used for heating baths for The
Commercial Club, and the flames
ate their way through flooring
and ceiling into the furniture
store OF j. l. Bird and his entire
stock is ruined either by fire or
water, the fire gaining consider
able headway in this part of the
building. The barber shop in
the same building along with
j. Edgar Poag's office suffered
loss by wafer alone, and at this
time the damage has not been
appraised.
a Rock Hill special in Thurs
days State gives the losses and
insurance as follows
j. l.. Bird & Co., $4,000, with
two thirds covered; Edward Benz
ton, barber, $500, covered ].
Edgar Poag, real estate agency,
covered; the Commercial club
$500 covered; Spencer e Dun
lap, small loss and covered; Pride
Ratteree, damage to building,
$4,000 covered.
The loss of other occupants
can not as yet be estimated. but
1t Is probable that it is small.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25
South Carolinian Shot His
Tarheel Brother-in-Law.

Gatfney special in Charlotte
Observer: In difficulty last
Thursday in Cleveland county,
N. C., between Hyman Wyatt
and Bank Sanders, brothers in
law, Sanders shot Wyatt and in
tllcted what is thought to be a
mortal wound. Sanders made
his escape and came to his home
in this county.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25

me mere Is one preparation known today that
VIII promptly help the stomach. This 10
hodol. Kodol digests all classes of food
and it does it thoroughly. so that the use
OF kodo for time VIII without donbt
help anyone who has stomach disorders or
stomach trouble. Take Kodol today and
continue 1t for the short time that is neces.
sary to give You complete relief. Kodol is
sold by all druggists VS.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25

An interesting game of ball was
played at Vanwyck between
Vanwyck and Fudges. The score
up to 9th inning was 6 to 4 In
favor of Fudges, but at the end
of 9th inning Fudges left the field
torfeiting game to Vanwyck. The
pitching >f Hammond for Van.
wycb and Belk for Fudges were
the features of the day.
Batteries: Vanwyck, Ham.
mond and Brown. Fudges,
Hough, Belk and Culp.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25

Delay in commencing treatment
for slight iriegularity that could
have been cured quickly by Foley,s
Kidney Remedy may result In a seri-
Gus kidney disease. Foley's kidney
Remedy builds up the worn out tis-
sues and strengthens these organs.
Commence taking it today. Funder-
bnrk Pharmacy, E. w. Hammond.
Heath Springs, q. &. =
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25
DR.. BOtdrid9e's 4rhcLes i'm The
Courier.

D'' DO1NFtu0eS dracJeS an The
Courier.
The Baptist Courier: The
able series of articles ty DR.. j.
ii BoldriGsa closed with the
last issue Of The Courier. They
have called forth some very ap
preciativ> and complimentary
remarks. We have the promise
from DR.. Boldridge of another
series which will supplement
and more fully explain the main
thought in the last series. We
are sure our readers will be glad
10 know of such a treat in store,
but for the present he is to as
sist In several meetings, and this
will but prepare him for the task
he has promised The Courier.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25

The function of the kidneys is to strain
out the impurities of the blood which is
constantly passing through them Foley q
Kidney Remedy makes the kidneys healthy
hey will strain out all waste matter from
the blood Take Foley's Kidney Remedy
snd 1t Will make you well Funderburk
ShSrmacy' z EW Hammond. Heath springs
" q
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25

Miss Isabel Craig, of Lancaster, $.
e., arrived yesterday and is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Reid on the
Providence road.-Charlotte Observer
Of yesterday.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25
State Farmers Union---Pro-
ceedings of the Convention
in Columbia.

nual meeting OF the State con-
vention of the Farmers union
was begun last night in the hall
of the house OF representatives.
There were 100 delegates present
and there will be $50 today.
The officers are: b. Harris,
Pendleton, president; A. j. A.
Perritt, vice president; J. w.
Reid, secretary and treasurer;
w. K. Bodie, chaplain S. Quinn
conductor; Foster Calvert, door
keeper. The members of the
executive committee are: w.
r. Parks, j. G. Stribling, DR.. o.
P. Goodwin, j. Frank Ashe, l..
l.. Baker and II. O. Willoughby.
While The committee on ere
dentials was reporting, the-presi-
dent gave an account of his visit
to Memphis to the national con-
vention. Mr.. Harris explained
that this meeting was for the
purpose of devising ways and
means for financing the crop of
1908 and 1909. He thinks the
Farmers union has the situation
within its grasp
The organizers reported tn At
they had been busy. The mem
bership today is something like
20, 900. Mr.. ]. Frank Ashe of
York county has organized 81
local unions and Mr.. l.. S. Baker
has organized 19. Mr.. L. e.
Willoughby has organized one or
two counties, but has been Civ
ing most of his time to talking
for warehouses.
The City Federation OF Trades
sent fraternal greetings last
night. The abor unions of the
city had committee TO meet the
trains yesterday and welcome the
delegates. This same commit
tee today under Mr.. A. II. Nc
Ateer, sec etary of the City Fed
Grafton of Trades, will give the
delegates trolley ride of three
hours over the city. At the end
of the ride the Chamber of Com
merce will serve refreshments at
the city hall for the visitors.
The members OF the executive
and entertainment committees
are requested to be present at
the city hall at IL. AS this morn
ing 10 meet the returning cars.
The meetings OF the State con
vention are in executive session.
This is secret order and for
that reason much of the work is
secret. 1t is understood, how
ever, that one of the matters to
be debated is the advisabiity of
having State commercial agent
and county agents. The Rich
land county union failed TO en-.
dorse the plan at the meeting
Monday. The association is still
solid for cotton at Is cents.
AT its session Thursday the
convention elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows:
President--B. Harris of Pendleton.
Vice president-A. j. A. Rerritt of
Lamar.
Secretary aud treasnrer-J. w. Reid
Of Reidville.
Chaplain-W. f.. Bodie of Saluda.
Conductor-W. English Hopkins of
Richland.
Doorkeeper-A. F.. Calvert, Abbeyille
overwhelmingly II. Caskey. |
Lancaster.
Executive committee: w. X. Parks
OF Edgefeld, j. l.. Keitt of Newberry.
Dr. o. +. Goodwin of Laurens, j. Frank
Ashe of York, It. c. Willoughby of
Florence, l.. l.. Baker of Bishopyille.
The convention placed itself
on record as favoring the repeal
OF the lien law and sale of the
State farms and adjustment of
the State immigration bureau.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25
n VeU knOtOn Son of Lancuster's
Ftne MintsterinL JYorh; IN. An-
other State.

other State.
The Baptist Courier: d. p.
montgomery is preacher in
Missouri, a native of South Car
DINA, and we are glad to hear
good reports of his continued
success. The Central Baptist
last week said: estate Eyange-
list ID. P. MONTGOMERY and Pas
tor S. M. Petty held good meet
ing at Crocker, Mo. Fifteen
were received for baptism. Broth
or Petty says, "Thank God for
such men as Montgomery"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25

DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve is good for
cuts, burns bruises and scratches. II is
especially good for piles Recommended
and sold by all druggists. Wa
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-25

Cotton, lie. seed, 90 cts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

Horace B. French Of East Fairfield
committed SUICIDE Friday morning BY
shooting himself IN the head with a re-
voIver while ia the shed at bis home.
He lived about tcu minutes after COM
hitting the decd. He WAS about so
wears odd ard IL survived 5y a wife.
That be had been acting discouraged of
late IS the only Cause known for his act-
BraEtleIoru teachers have begun a
campaign against cigarette smoking by
school boys. 1t has been iiscu Vered that
one y0ungster pr0dted considerably liz
the traffic of tobacco and cigarette paper
Some of the lads, even gndsr the NTH
grade. have buils shacts IN the woods,
primarily for use ia smoking, and some
times pass the uight there When their
parents SUPPOSE them TO be tu bed
Mr. and Mrs C. w Phelps ct Dorset
observed their J6th welding anniversary
N0v~10. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs William Root of East Rupert,
members of the Original wedding parrv,
who cele5ru ted their 5Sth anniversary
0ctDl er 30.
EuCIand Is experimenting annoyance
from a Ptepiug Tom lr Is beiievcd
the MAN IS the same who caused more or
less szcirsmrut Last year By similar
actions.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25
7rrlaara of MHL

FANNIE NJ sPENC EES ESTATE.
SrArE 9E PaRM0Nr, Caledonia Dtstr-cu. 50.
Ia Probate Court. heitl at the 5rpbats QTfieu
.u ST. IGbls3UrY. wr-1li Gnd for sand 1lsrrIcr,
"a she ttch dIY 9f November A. ~ t9o>
Az INSTRUMENT purpgrulnE r8 be- -lie I.lsI
viii and testament Of IHuHe W. >geucer
II-e Of s. T1hnshury Ia said DISTRICT i,.ea.ss,i
being ergseursh -3 C9ar- hv deury NJ
CHENEY Llo 1xeCurgr therein named for
Probate l- ~ Crrierrt By sdld Court riIr
all persons concerned rherein be ulEi1ieti
-l appear aE q session OF sa.d Court. To
be held az chr PrubHEe ONCE u 81 Johns
bury On I1r +chiIv gf Ueceun 1er. a. u t90>.
and show cauae i aaF they NAV have.
against uhe Probate OF saint viii for
which purpose .r is tir-her Jrtierrit ChIt
cugv Of the record Of -his 1r3cr ne
published thrice weeks eessi7eig ~ c3g
CALEBoSItS. prin1ed Az 81 J5hns1urr
previous I5 sa-t -iIue IppCu1rsl for 1earllg
By the COURT.
Arrest. WALTER p >MLrH Illsre-
true copy Ut -ecgr1
Atr-sr WALTER p SMITH Judge
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

ALBIJN +. WEEDS ESTATE.
>r4rH yF VaBAoNr. Caledonia .nstrict. ss
ln PrssIrs C5u-r leid at rhe Probate office
10 81 l2tusaurv wlrhn Juil .lC -Ild JUS
rrCt. pa tile g 50 tIF uf aug b. t9ge
An INSTRUMENT lurporrIug r7 ae Ehe i4sr
viii ard testament 0f Albion Z T" eel. iIre
of c-auulrd 10 saId llsCr'gC, iecsasc1
bring gre-eu ted CD Court ~ NlArv e. w eetL
the sEec1trix therein named tor PrubaEe
liz - grgereii ar saGd G1urr chat ala persons
concerned -ierein be uocifiei -3 l5pear az 4
*. 81 N Of said court. rio Pc hcd rhe Pro-
bate OUNCE l1 -. Ig1nsl1ury Cu -Ie Sch EAv
1f september a. III tyU~ 1ut show euuse
g any rheT may have, against 1ae probate
af said stil for whch purpose 1 u hsrtheI
ordered chAr Is gCpv 1f Ehe recgr1 at rAIa
l--ier ~ published three weeks success
siveiv Ia -Ie CALHBcNIiN -rt1-ed az St
I2hnsaurv prevroas 90 said 1i7ne lp-
nCtntef. h.r te;irnE
2 che Court
A-r.<1 WALTER p. SMITH Tlagr
A Grle copV 9f rgUur'L
Arr.sr. WALTER p SMITH. Ildge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

lanes Alexander Of Rutland was badly
scaIded last week by the explosion Of
gallon syrup can Of water with which be
was exoerInleutiug- he boiling water
was thrown all over uls tacer ms LETT
arm and left Leg and the burus were 80
severe that the skin will all come OFT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

FIRE broke out Wednesday evening ia
The building owned and occupied BY the
Swift Beef company and Madden &
Trgmbulys grain store at White River
Junction The probable cause was a
Detective electric iigat wire entering the
secoud story Of the building Owing TO
a. scarcftv Of water. the 1remeu were
ouEV able to coutne the fire to the build
ing. A small portion of the contents
was sav we'd The building was valued at
81 600 and the contents at nearly as
,-,-,,r, MORE rr WIS well insured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

ton Portland Lewiston. Augusta. North
Conway and Waite MoartaiE resorts 2 70
q.
MORRIS MCDONALD, V6ee Pres. and Cen
MT
{. BOOrHBY. General lssenger Agent.
Portland Maine
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25
FIRE FIGHTERS
Are Not Always Victorious.

Sometimes even prompt response of
The most effective tire apparatus fails tn
su1due a fire before corslicra bic damage
IS 50re It an depends uuou the head
wav the IRE has got. DO not RELY teo
much on the ability of the dre 6Zhtsrs
FJZhc the chance 0t loss, Yourself BY tub-
ly Insurlng your property tr 0ue cd The
reliable Companies we represent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

brane RESEMBLING FROM CGEarrh snd drives
away Cold In the HsIi quickly. Restores
the Senses Of Taste AMI Smell Full sizs
50 cts. at Druggists or By mail Liquid
Cream Balm for use IN 4tguizers Is cts.
Elv Brothers. So Warren Street. New York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

'UaiIy -1uiIy except sunday. iSuuiiay
only. FLag stop. fDaiv except Monday
rDaiIy except Saturday. sunday arrive
so b. NJ Fu1s via W est DIV. 1erween
Boston and Manchester
Uecailei t14lrrnari and cigIle tables may
Re obtained az ticket Offices.
@. T. FLANDERS q. NJ. BIZ XII,
Fslss r-af Wxr Gen. Fuss a ct
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25
CHARLOTTE FAFRaANks, ~

Office ~ Main s. Residence - Western ave.
Office Hours 10 go II a. m. 80 t0 , 80
p. N Monday and Thursday To p m.
~ e. Csieph0ue.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25
7 IH ! |, {
\ 4NSs go EiSSJy 49,

Through the w1sfss Mountains
To Lancaster Colebrook North CUHwav,
Boston Portland. Lewiston. Bangor, Bar
E4ri5or and r. John.
LOCAL TINE rABLE-0N AND AFTEF
OCT 8, 1905.
LEAVING ST I0ESsBCRy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

Toseph Geuers Of @otcott was the
VICTIM OF a deer hunter bullet Nov 10
while driving toward his horne He
heard a shot and turned to look back to
st.e If he couId discover the SOURCE when
Haarer On a hin q short distance from
the road fired at a buck 10 a herd which
was feeding between the two meu- he
BAN passed through Mr.. Crsuers thigh,
making a clean wound A tail moon
vas shining 80 that the agatsr could
easily distinguish the deer but did not
see Mr.. Cerers, s0u1e distance away. No
arteries were severed or bones broken by
the bali
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25
Business Directory.
PHYSICIANS
~. =. MTLTTMcRE, NJ. ..

and Surgeon Office and residence
s. Main Street.
Office Hours IS
l. 500
-
n e. Phone ze.3--2 Cir Phoue MS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25
VERMONT NEWS


a
e -rl-ts OF Windsor. presiding
y. III -.sf tt g. Thomas OF StVwe,
showed a membership of
r eeutv-tiag1r 8ew members
ned 0urrecn wlthdrew, and
Hed The report OF c f.
M11rpeiier. the treasgrer.
- s. ISL. 10 cash on hand and all
!; Thomas of SC0N@e and
Montpelier were appoint
20 ascerran durin< ehe
yt The uenlbers Oh the
- .. 51et1er tt IS advisable to
--t. .e-Bgs 1t the HAGUE "a the
$780,. b. The league VUted r1.
--.-. -t E-elsurer 800 each for
.,,-... 1as- year
1ti1cers were elected-
p.. lsweil warts Of Windsor,
John w. @hfcc0mb oil
d. H., ;. paIric1 OF Bur
I-yuo,d:, Qf Barre Frank
r-. g. Adams, Frank L. Fish OF
-.-- Mead of Eu.land and o..
Al -s RIVER FUNCTION; secre~
., Thomas 0t Stowe. treasurer
Montpelier A8 exec-nive
from each county ia
s. ,u -i-cleI
1a1lu VI 1ich wis Served
-l- co verS wgre lAu1 b5r +10
,---- -. v-rv few VACANT places
---.---. we're 5urieigh & Martin Oh
Ire rcn1 included u1e sub
tetclcies Of the game sea-
1c,gZ r9asC CHOOSE from 4n
-e--.v sllac Ia New Brunswick
l- -.s1ag of Boston There
moment during the ban-
---- ---s we're songs printed and lefC at
s-.-- -- ltt -le hAlls rang during the
.-- u AFRAID I'd Go H0me ru
l-hHg Nellie Gray, Har-
- -c- ais curued into tfarrl-
-93d hHg, alr the spectral
.s -c -1As-uasterl and DUKE
TIE vas heed by Messrs Z
'-r+ Pope W.. ). Smith 3. NJ
l and It @. Hopkins and with
ne .c.- -n- 4cCC Impairment 0f whit
-.-, .>--i -'e TOO ulIIe V1lcrs tepc
n -e-.c. 0e and rbe vul1me Was
u.- punch ot cuGeEe students.
T-. .>.-t OK twelve pieces was a
GEN .- IT, Q9 1Gpr. Che directQr.
u, mes quick c0 GItctl the de
,--. . --e rt5G .-ecers 6oc al grades OF
-e,- SIT 4- -ae speakers talht were
n. 4ras--r Or Bishop, Hoo.
-- -1--r9u OF Workers, n E.,
G1-. ,aouer Thomas, Governor
s-7 -ieu1euAnr-g 15veruor
M-s .--ss.-a1 @. E0scr-. Speak
-.-.-r -nr Nt-Isa7r Ersf Col
II 49, Il 50 -. -
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u.. S,.uar9r Or-vT. 9f
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tf.---. --.,--. ~ T;r4s,,r president
49, - f.. --..,,,i,.,i and a 4 M. ..I.3s,. Of
-- ,.-.- 93sl-,7 "a o.. az rT1r7.s-
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..-. III. y Is wl,.s -l,r3,..rb her at.
-.-.. .-.-r- 4--r.r -.,.. ao7li,.d NJ,
>--. I.s-,e-. lr,CaI' II N..ar
,.- --,-----,,7,r l,,.r husband
-. r0er5v inc the goera
The Bosr9rr.-s %
Miss. Marie Cab5r Ii
che Bows. whom sa,. drvgre-
...- -.,---- YEAR. s.ga -o sl.. a
s. .oY ri -be 9+7c- Of -s.
,eer-. rhe paymeut Of
81 --,. .ur7srr9 f I,erseIf and
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

1t aPpears that Mr. and Mrs Napoieou
Goodl1ue of Newport. have been training
their chHdreu CD sCeal from retrigerargrs
and If LAD voGE srsrs rstarued At night
erom a petty thlevjng expedition with
sn1pCv hauds rhev were whlgped and
denied breakfast Tins made rae TWO
boys, r5e eider I3 wears old. verv amai-
tn9us To please their parents ard aEy
amber Of back purChes about town
suffered 10. eou:se'l Jlr.i1Ce
Napole0u C510dhue was arrested a lew
days ago. charged with stealing 1ay
trouI the barn ofC l. Drown. To thIs
he pleaded guilty and was sentenced TO
three months In tae house al correctIJ1.
R-tll1d. te was accpu1Da uied AZ tar rs
FerZennes BY his two soHs. whu are To
attend rhe STATE industrial school tie
Cd Ither and her d1ag 1ter Maud are on
probation. Search nf che G0odhle house
% complaint of Mrs. George Kendall
having revealed things to eat tr0n llInV
Iartiers and a vartecvof Other boot.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

SAID There is nothing WHICH 7 Ii7te bet-
ter to do tlsan to- blow the horn of Yer
mont; and IN 50 doing win at an times
give preference TO the NORTHERN part. for
there nv ancestors founded a ln8nle in
the boresrs, and there have lived and died
WV siucere hope is that NAV Eve there
until SUCH a time as may BIZ called upou
to follow them to the great beyond.
La DIS address, the governor appealed
earnestly to Rerm"Et's young people,
ci1dt they should give their Ewes to the
advancement OF their state IN return For
el1e blessings she heaps upon them fu their
infancy, instead of following the false de-
n2sn9ns OF hereign Advantages
To show that Vermont has the Eicilf
ties Tor great Industries. be mentioned
tse presence within her orders Of the
largest plants in the world in the respec-
tive industries Of granite, u1arlole. scale
and organ uanufsuc turing.
Msettug az srata Grange.
The 37ch annual SESSION OF the Yer.
El0nt Scats Grange. Patrons of Hus-
oandrY, viii be held Ia The Aruorv In
Montpelier December ;, g and 10
accoriit z to the following program.
llec. :, III a. ui., opening Grange IN
ltr1 degrce- Calling the r0l. Appoint.
nenC OF committee on Credentials. Re-
port ot the executive COMM ctre- 1 80
p. u1-. annual address Of worthy master
GePorts ot officers. Rsp.rts of deputies.
4nuouncemeuC of standing CONAN ttee.
lntrudgccon 0t resolutions without
debate. p us- pub6c ulee-inz N r..
5atcheider MASTER OF nati1uai Grange.
NJ ). Stone. superintendent Of e,iucatp5n.
and Mayor BigyIow wiI address The
meeting
Dec 9, 9 a. m unfinished business.
EtporrS OF Pomona Grange. IL O'Clock
slsetiou of officers. $50 .. m. cuuple-
Cn0u Of election of officers and two mem
bars OF the e4ecutive committee. ; q. NJ.
conisrrinZ the saxth degree. Exemplfv-
lag the uuwrtrteu work. Lmparriuz the
A W.
Dec l0, ) a IA. rvports 0fcoruiittees.
Installation Of officers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25
W. j. ALcRIcA. NJ. ..

Cherry Srreat, 81. Iohnsbury. VT
General Surgery Aiid C,vuecology.
Office hours L co a1d 10 - n. NO
parients seen mornings % sundays sErepr By
appointment
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

Tad+ou E Casaman, euel HlI<sra 1er of
state taxes las issued tae statement that
% ACCOUNT Of the recent decIsu1u 0f the
supreme court Jn regard I'd the rate Of
taxatn1u on railroad property belonging
To the Rutland and Central Vermont
railroads, THE exact amount to be pard
IS $40 +7-.67 from The Cert Vermont,
w1Il,. the 2ucIaud must paw an extra
sum 81 50 $40 = over rhe original tax
pam hv r1eu1 ht-flre the decision was
announced T his makes the total tax to
be paid By the Central Vermont ST6,-
$50 SO. and $50 a5+ rs by the Rutland.
Mr.. Cushuau annouuces that tde above
railroads have s.Eufied 20 hlu lheIr
Willingness To settIe the Account without
auy further litigation, ard the taxes wrLt
be Immediately paid into the state
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