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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-10-30
Polk County Observer

Legal blanks for sale at this Office
Kaltz. piano tuning. Orders at Dan
~ 1O-2o-tt
A good new bulk syrup at Lough'
ary's.
See the new Delft Blue at Lough
ary's.
skating at the Colosseum rink every
night.
See the moving pictures at the Elec-
Palace.
Matinees every afternoon at the
Vaudette.
Sheriff J. M. Grant was Falls City
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. J. M. Grant visited relatives in
Monmouth yesterday.
HI. Crider was business visitor
in Perrydale yesterday.
DIR, and Mrs. L. A. Bollman were
visitors in Salem, Tuesday.
Mrs. F. H. Muscott is visiting
relatives and friends in Portland.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Book
mann, Monday, October 26, a son.
HIM. Lawrence, of Monmouth. has
gone to Newport for an extended stay.
Bert Dennis, Of Falls City, was a
business visitor in Dallas yesterday.
Attorney W. L Tooze, Jr, was a
business visitor in Falls City yester-
day.
Mrs. F. r. Rich came down from
Black Rock yesterday for a few days
visit.
Finest Burbank potatoes on the
market. Call at Orders grocery
store. 9-22-tf
"a Hat of Fortune" 1000 feet of
sheer fun at the Electric Palace to-
night.
Hon. B. F. Jones, Of Independence,
was business visitor in Dallas, We'd
nesday.
Largest theater in the city. Every
thing new and up-to-date. The Elec-
tric Palace.
Mrs. Edward Gerlinger went to
Portland yesterday morning for few
days visit.
Miss Ella Butler returned Wednes-
day night from a visit with relatives
in Portland.
County School Superintendent Fl. @.
Seymour visited among the schools Of
southwestern Polk county Wednesday
and Thursday.
The new Williams building is to be
heated with a system of steam pipes.
The boiler and other equipments were
received in Dallas. Tuesday, and will
be set up Immediately.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-10-30

DR.. Donohoe, Dentist. Uglow Bldg
Legal blanks for sale at this Office.
The OBsERvER ONCE wants the print
ing you are particular about
Money Of private parties to loan at
6 per cent Oh well-improved farms.
SIBLKY & EAKIs.
Brown, & Stout, lawyers; abstract
ers: notary publici collections; Uglow
Bldg, Dallas, Oregon
". R. Ellis, agent for Daily Ore
gonian and Evening Telegram. Have
a daily paper delivered At your house
by the week, month or year. No extra
charge for delivery.
Dry fr cordwood wanted In any
quantity up 70 500 cords 70 be delivered
10 Dallas OF Pals City. For further
particulars. call on, or address. Salem
Falls City & Western BY. Co, Dallas
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-10-30
Program At Electric Palace.

The following program will be given
at the Electric Palace in the Riley
building tonight. Pictures, 'The
Light in the Window" Heating
Powder" "a Hat of Fortune;" songs,
Somebody Lied" "Roses Bring
Dreams of You." The films used in
this fine entertainment are shipped
direct from the Edison Display Com
pany, Of Seattle, and the patrons of
the theater are assured none but the
latest and best subjects.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-10-30

G. W. Cone returned last night from
a few days visit in Lents.
Miss Nina Hughes is clerking in
the Dallas Mercantile CompaDy's
store.
Don't fail to go to the Colosseum
skating rink. Something doing every
/ minute.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Phelps have
returned from a few days visit in
Portland.
William Cherrington was over from
Salem yesterday for a short business
visit in this city.
Little Miss Leta Dennis, of Falls
City, is visiting at the home OF her
grandmother, Mrs. W. L. Reynolds.
The case Of 1. A. May VS.. Isaac
Phillips, for a bill which Mr.. May
claimed was owing to him for baling
a quantity of hay was heard before
Justice Hardy Holman yesterday
morning. The decision was made
substantially in favor Of Mr.. May.
The petition of H. s. Butz for the
custody George Peterson, a minor,
whom Mr.. Butz declared was unlaw-
fully detained and restrained at the
home Of Mrs. F. A. Wolf, Of Falls City,
was heard before County Judge Ed F.
Coad yesterday afternoon and the
possession Of the boy was awarded to
the petitioner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-15
MUTUAL COMPANIES MEET.
Officers and Directors Chosen NJ Mont
pcIier-Finnncial Statements,

Montpelier, oct. 1.-THE annual
meetings OF the stockholders OF the
Vermont Mutual and the Union Mu-
tual Fire Insurance companies were
held this afternoon at the home offices
In this city. The stockholders of the
Vermont Mutual elected as directors.
George O. Stratton, James Il. Sabin,
W. r Dewey. |. II. TAFT and George
Briggs from Washington county, j. r..
Weeks from Addison county. J, X.
Judson from bennington county. T. T.
Tdc from Caledonia county; f. w.
Henry from Chittcnden county; q. $,
Robinson from Essex county: l., u.
Hunt from Franklin county; H. W,
Marvin from Grand Isle county; Tho
mas c. Cheney (;om L Nmoille county;
John II. Dubois from Orange county;
J. ~ Webster from Orleans county.
H. l. Clark from Rutland county;
James l.. Martin from Windham coun-
ty: w. w. Stokney from Windsor
county.
At a subsequent meeting of these
directors George q. Stratton was
elected president Thomas g. Cheney,
viCe-president; James r, Sahin, sec
retary, and W. r, Dewey, treasurer.
ON August /. 1905 this company had
52,356 policies in force with assets Of
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BRYAN TALKING SOME.
Made - Speeches Yesterday and VIII
Make 81 To-day

Hebron. Neb.. oct. 1.-THE second
days tour Of Nebraska by william !
BRYAN closed Ut Hebron to-nignt T.
was 10y far the most enthusiastic da,
for Mr., Bryan during tne trip and tho
crowds, which greeted him at the -
places wher" ne spoke, were composed
largely OF old friends of the candidate
who had heard him many times as a
stump speaker during the asst 2h
years. Three congressional districts
We're traversed to-day. and IN each
ono Mr.. Bryan made an appeal -or
the demoCrstic congressional NOM
inee. II should :eel m!gnty lonesome
in Washington II both the Senate and
the House were against me" he said
'hut II you Will give mo the House.
am sure we shall max. the senate
feel lonesome"
when Mr. BRYAN retired tonight at
Hebron, he expressed himself as being
in he best physical condition he had
ever experienced In any campaign He
has spoken A. times I'm the last two days
and .s apparently tho least .atigued u
any man in his party. He Will probably
speak 81 times tomorrow.
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GRAND ISLE FARMER BANKRUPT
OFFICERS OF VT. G. E. UNION
The Rev. Bcnjamin Swift rsidrnt-
Yield Worker Recon me dcd.

Fair Haven. oct. 1.-THE principal bust
ness Of to-day's sessions @; the 23rd
annual convention or tie Vermont
Christian 1.ndeavor union was the elec-
tion oi officers and reports o. committees
The new officers are: President, the Rev
Benia min swift Woodstock. vice -presi-
secretary Miss Grace VI Young, Fair
Haven; assistant secreta.y, Miss Grace
Hrouse. Burington: treasurer. J. g.
Underwood lIartland superintendent Of
missions. +. G.. French. I,yndonNille: :
superintendent OF union and county work
the Rev. II. S. Mvgready. Manchester;
superintendent - bible study. the Rev.
Silas =. Fcrty. ltichford; assistant junior
superintendent Mrs. Beutnh Bates. Ron
uington; Introduction superintendent. Mrs.
L. G. Fuller Richmond: auditor. Earl VI.
Louis. Bennington; transportation man
aSer .. n. Henderson. st Johnsbury.
In tn" report - tNc finance committee
:, was suggested that $500 be raised for
current expense D. contributions from
the members The senior member 0on-
trihutiug 10 cents en"h and the juniors
i've. The committee recommended Misc
Grace ". Young Of Fa'r Hayen for the
position Of field worker at a salary Of
s35 per month.
The principal address at the afternoon
session was by the Rev. W. = Jackson
of -. Albans Tonight Ito Re-. James
s Kit,cll. pastor OF N" F'rS' Reformed
Church Of Albany. y. Y. spoke on In
Vestmeut OF I.ire " This was ~" closing
session
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First Assistant Of Vermont Su-
preme Court Announces His
Determination
WILL NOT ASK REELECTION
lie Wishes to Hc Free to Travel
Feels lie <ccds Rest nftcr II
Years Of Service - Probable
Promotion OF Judge Hazel
ton TO supreme Bench.

Montpelier. oct. "a Judge james NJ
Tyler announces that he Will not ask for
recollection as first assistant of the
supreme court Mt Tins session Of the
Legislature. Ever since his election in
1905 h" has regarded THIS as his last
term. He has now finished q years of
service and feels that he needs rest and
recreation Judicial duties are coniininR
and he wishes tn be free to enjoy travel
with Mrs. Tyler in thiS and other coun-
tries as they may have opportunity
Judge Tyler Nill leave tho bench on
November 80 next and will carry with
him through life pleasant recollcctlons
Of the uniform courtesy and Kindness
bar Of the state.
Judge Tyler Was born in Wilmington
April =. lS35, and therefore Is iu his
'+th year II" represented the second
congressional district OF Vermont in the
4fth and 18th Congresses and in 1857 was
appointed by Governor 4. j. Ormsbee
to the supreme bench to Nil the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Judge VIII
liam II. walker. since that time he has
received ten consecutive re-clections hy
Vermont Legislatures
If the number of supreme and supe ror
court Judges remains unchanged. Judge
Tyler's withdrawn TO private life would
naturally elevate Judge Seneca IIazelton
OF Burlington chief Judge Of the super
ior court, 20 the supreme bench and
necessitatc the election OF new super
ior court Judge b. the Legislature
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-15

s., i3s7 r.. The amount at risk was s79,-
5JS,4l
UNION MUTUAL RE-ELECTION.
All the directors Of the Union Mutual
II" Insurance company. as well as the
urNC"rs. Wpr" reelected as follows. Dt-
r"ctors j. v. Brock. 4. ~. Farwell. j.
~ S"nirr, II .W. Kemp. Fred Blanch
ara, X. T. Denny Fred 4. Rowland, D.
II. IiemcnWaY. +. Hoxie Hall, O. NJ.
'amph"l. T.. Henry Powell. Herbert +.
i'rEhnm, Henry NJ. Mcfarland, G. =.
Emery j. y Woodfln. Fred 6. Field.
h"'" directors reelected James W.
l'rock. president; Herb TT = Brigham.
Nic"-prosd"ut' Harlan w Kemp, secre-
ta'T ana treasurer; Ralph T.. Denny. as
siStant secretary
This company now has insurance in
fore" Of Sa51l-,172G5 and has premium
notes IN fore" Of S2.32l, g6S. Its total cx-
p"nditur"S for the year have been sl9S.
3o''" of which 54.i39,93 was for losses by
IRE Tho total assessment of this com
pahy for tho thlrty-three years of It's
organization has been is per cent
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BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING.
venerable DR.. Cooper of RandcIpI,
Again Elected President

Montpelier, oct. li-The annual meeting
Of the Vermont Bible society was held
this afternoon at the Y. NJ g. A. parlors
the Rev. Dr. \. l.. Cooper of Randolph,
IN" venerable president. in the chair. The
reports or officers were made and II was
voted to elect an executive committee
TO act with the corresponding secretary
during the coming year. This committee
is composed of the Rev. w A Dawson
Of burlington. H. A. Slayton OF Morris
willie ana the Rev +. B Kellogg Of
Waterbury. The anniversary exercises
of tn" society vii, be held next Sunday
evening IN the First Baptist Church In
this city when tho Rev. y. a. Bambcrg.
the pastor. Will deliver the sermon II the
use of Representatives. hall a. the state
House can he secured. it is hoped to
later have a public meeting there with
an address by the Rev. Or. W. !.
Haven. one of the directors OF the Ameri-
can Bible society.
Th" officers elected to-day for tho
ensuing year are: President. the Rev.
br A. /. Cooper of Randolph; vice.
presidents. the Rev. w. \. Dawson ~
burlington, the Rev. g, G. -. clair az
MorrisVille: recording secretary. the
Rev. W. :. Smlthcrs Of Montpelicr,
corresponding secretary. the Rev l..
O. Shcrhurne OF Burlington. treasurer,
II A. Slayton of Morrsvllle: auditor,
Henry Waite of Morr!svil'; directors,
E. A. Bishop, G. G. holmes w :.
Smithers and A. J. Hough Of Mont
pelier. tho Rev. +. Il. Kellogg of Wat
erbury, tho Rev. r. T. Lowe Of st
Adams. the Rev. j, W. Wallace Of
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HOUSE MORNING.

devotional exercises were conducted by
the chaplain
journal OF ycs'r rday read and approved
Mr. Brown Of Wilmington introduced a
resolution that the senate and House
meet in Joint session nt two o'clock in
the afternoon Of October "a, to hear the
roport OF the io.Ht oanvassing committee
Adopted
Mr. Martin of Brookline introduced a
resolution that the speaker appoint "A
committee Of five to investigate and re-
port on cost = original constructions
operation and management of the tcle-
phone companies OF the State. Adopted
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
IL l-Authorizing the city Of ST. AL
bans to issue warrants for $4,000 for
Increasing its water supply.
on motion of Mr. Fish OF Vorgennes
the House voted to meet to-day at
three o'clock In the afternoon instead
OF two o'clock
The chair announced as the commit
tee on the part OF the House to can
vass votes for members of Congress
the following named members.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Addison county, James of Wcy-
bridge. Murphy OF Orwell, Williams Of
Leicester; Remington county. stone
Of Dorset. Crossman OF Peru. Leray of
Searsburg: Chittendcn county, Ma
combor Of Westford, IIinsdale Of st.
Gcorpe. Green OF Bolton; Franklin
county. Giddinss OF bakersfield. Re
uan Of sheldon, Button of St Adams
town: Grand Isle county Sowles Of
Alhurpb. Tudhope OF North Hero,
Fresh of South Hero; Lamoillc coun-
ty. parker Of Johnson, Morse of VOL
cott Emery of Eden, Rutland county.
Kevs of clarendon Pitts OF Mendon.
Kast Of Wells,
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ONE BALLOON MISSING.
Two Others OF International ContcSt-
nnts Landed In the ocean.

Berlin, oct l4-Only one Of the % hal
looms that started In the race co. u
international trophy on SUNDAY from
Schmargordorf Is unaCCounted for. Ills
is the German balloon. Ruslcy, undc-
the command o. Or. NiemcYcr, witN
Hans Iiicdemann as assistant pes-
patches received here early In the day
from Cuxhaven announced that the
Spanish contestant, Castillo. had proppel
into the ocean six miles north of He'll
goland and that the navigators. Montoio %
and Robero, had been rescued by fisher.
men. This evening II despatch was re-
ccivcd from Molde. Norway, telling OF
the descent OF the Swiss balloon. Hell
vetia TO the ocean and the rescue OF
COL Schaeck and f. Messner by fisher
mer
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TRUE BILL is REPORTED
Presumed Federal Grand Jury Hnx
Indicted Nine. IamOinc.

Rutlan3, oct. l4.-Oue true bin was
reported by the Grand jury in the
United states court here to-day No
announcement has vet been made bu,
II Is presumed TO he against Nine. La
moine Of burlington charged with
harborins alien girls for immoral
purposes, hs her case was heard yes
terdaN The grand jury Is stlll at
work and the petit Jury is excused
until October 20 at two o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-15

George w Rose. MIR. and Mrs James
Wing and Isaac l.. Rogers G. r. Miner
and H. : Knight went to New York
William ~. Watson Of East Middlebury
found valuable driving horse in
his pasture Sunday afternoon with n
bullet hole just back of the right
shoulder Tho horse died the next day
Frank Warren. who has been i'll for six
weeks, is Mt last believed to be on the
road to recovery. Miss Hattie KELLOGG
Of Cream I'm returned Tuesday night
from Shrewsbury Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Earle have been called to Worccstc ter
Mass. by the death of Mr. Earlc's
inotIor
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THIEVES STOLE PRIZE
WINNING CENTER PIECE.

Newport, oct. a While Tie family
was absent thieves broke into tNe house
OF James Archiles last night and s"cur-
ed 800 I'm money and several valuable
fancy articles The sidehOard was strip
ped of It's furnishings and valuable"
center piece which took 0rs' prizes a.
the Orleans county and ShorNrooke fairs,
Is among the missing articles. 80 arrest
has been made as here are hardly any
clues but a keen watch - being kept fo9
the appearance Of the stolen property
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-15
FAST TRACK FOR LAST
MATINEE AT HINESBURGH

Hinosb.rgh. Oct. !4-1rn last fines
burgh matinee rae Of the season was
run over 'ast track THIS afternoon.
Tie special rae" WAS won h> Eaker's $
hro"h jug taking tic Arst, second and
hith heats. Butcher Boy Won tho Nird
ana fourth heats ana third plac" in the
race went to BlacH Dan. In IN" green
race DR.. Murphy's Caprice was first,
Nilas's King George second and George
Busheys Fred. third
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BLACKSMITH KILLED A DEACON.

Knoxville, Tenn, Oct IA H. Whaley,
deacon Of the Euclid Avenue Baptist
Church OF this city was truck and killed
by J, n. Greene. a blacksmith, here yes
terday. Greene struck Whaley IN the face
with is> fist In falling Whaley's head
struck the railroed track death follow
Ing an hour later.
Greene has not been caught The
trouble arose over law suit.
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AGAINST TAFT AND DRAPER
MnssachM ctts Federation of Labor
Declare Them Enemies OF Labor.

Lowell. Mass. Oct. 1l-At to-day's ses.
sion of the state convention of ths
American Federation OF Labor, Il was
voted to instruct the executive board Of
tho state federation to begin an active
campaign against Taft. Draper. Froth-
ingham and the State senators who voted
against the over time bin, These men are
all denounced as the persistent enemies
labor"
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HUNDRED GOOD TEMPLARS
ATTEND GRAND LODGE,

Montpelier. OCt. 14.-The grand
odkc rf Good T"mplars or Vermont
has been in session to-day at knights
or PNthitS huil with about 100 dele-
gates present The address of vel
come was given 10y l.. A. sumner uf
this city ana the response by r. -.
Sturtcvnnt ~ Swanton. The Rev. \
j. fiough welcomed the delegates ON
behalf ~ the Montpelier Churches.
and hricf remarks in response were
made by NJ B Morgan of bennington.
9. II. EdEcrtOu Of Northfeld. the Rev.
J. ". Miller Of Bethel ana others.
Routine work was transacted this
forenoon and this afternoon the dele
gates visited tha state House. Ofii
ccrs WiIi b" elected tomorrow morn
ing
GRAND ISLE FARMER BANkRt pr.
Rutland. oct. 14.-pearl :. Gordon
of Grand Isle. farmer. has filed a
petition I'm bankruptcy with T. s. Plat
of TINS city. clerk of the United States
court. HIS debts amount to S7.191.74,
and his assots aggregate y6.575.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY.
SENATE FORENOON.

Scuat" called 10 ordor hy the prcsi-
dent Devotional exercises hy the
chaplain journal Of Tucsday read
ana approved
Joint resolution from tho House CIV
Ing use of Assembly tIall to Daugh-
ters of 1872 on tno evening OF October
"a adopted I'm concurrence.
Senator Corry OF Washington offer
ed Joint resolution providing commit
tee of f,o members to consult with
general coromi.tce relating to torccn-
tonnial celebration. Upon motion "f
senator Finn Of Windsor the rcsolu-
tion was lnid upon the table.
Senate committees to canvass votes
for congress wore announced by the
president as follows: Thayer Of Addi-
son. potter of Remington. Gleason #
Caledonia Bingham of Chittcnden,
Vance or Ess"S. Rarnoy Of Franklin.
Wright Of Grand Isle, Gross Of or
leans. Mcintyre OF Rutland, Bliss Of
Washington. Gorham Of Windham and
Shcrwiu Of Windsor.
The president announ ed the follow
ing as the Senate members Of the Joint
committee ON taxation: senator Finn
Of windsor Senator Lewis Of Orleans,
| Senator I<iddcr of windsor.
joint resolutions from the IIous"
providing for Joint assembly W"dn"s-
day afternoon at two o'clock was
amended upon motion of senator Glib
son SO "a to read 3:15 o'clock in place
of two o'clock Passed as amended.
House bill. 40. J. relating to the
bonding of the city Of -. Adams
res, he'd the Senate referred to com
m!ttee ON municipal corporations.
l'pon motion Of senator Finn of
/ Windsor. the rcn nittee wrs given
permission to sit fNrlng the morning
session. The committee reported fav-
orably to its passage.
Tpon motion of Senator Gorham of
Windham Ia" rules We're s~.pended
and House hill No. was passed al
concurrence.
ON motion Of Senator Shorwin OF
Windsor. the Senate adjourned.
sENATE-At~TERNOON
Senate called to order by the president
at three o clock. The Senate then entcreu
into Joint assembly With the House II
accordance with tho resolution adoptet
at the morning session.
BILLS INTRODUCED
s No. Upon the roconvening Of th'
Senate. Senator McI.ane OF Orange in
troduccd bill entitled AN act TO repea
Sec G9l7 relating to officers fees" Re
ferrcd to committee on State and cour
expenses.
: No Senator r. tier OF Rutland in
,roduced bill entitled an act to amend
/ &
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Montpelier, oct. "a Arguments
were completed i'm supreme court this
morning In the Chitendcn county
case OF the United states ot America
vs. the United States Fidelity a. Guar
anty company Powell Powell ap-
peared for the plaintiff and Horton
and Cushman for the defence. This
suit is brought by the federal gov
ernment to recover damages from
contractors for certain material and
work at Fort Ethan Allen.
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FARMERS REORGANIZE CLUB
O. J.. Martin OF PininhcId Prcsident-
100 Legislators Join.

The courtroom IT the State House was
crowded TO overnowing tonight when the
farmers of the Legislature met for a re-
organization OF the Farmers club that
was first organized In 1902, W. y, rady
AIddlehury, tho president of the club IN
1906. presided The sentiment of tho meet
ing was strongly in favor of continuing
the organization Mr.. Cady explained It's
object and remarks In Its favor were made
hy Mr.. Fletcher of Cavendish and Mr
Hitchcock of Pittsford and others. Of
flccrs were elected for the ensuing two
wears as follows President. Rep. O. l..
Martin Of Plainneld; vice president. Rep
NJ. Fletcher OF Cavendish. secretary
Rep. George G. Flint of Bethel: treas
legislation committee. Reps. W f.
Walker OF Dummcrston, John Button or
St. Albnns town u. II Marshal Of Burke
About 100 of the 1871 farmers I'm tho
Legislature Joined tho club tonight. Its
object Is to foster discuss ana promoto
legislation favorable TO the farmers Of
Vermont
LEGISLATIVE NOTES
Representative W. u. Woodman OF
Waltham was called to his home this
| afternoon by the death OF IA son
Any one not having ordered the Froo
Press for his own reading. or to he sent
home to his constituents IL requested to
| call at room 4, the Pavilion. before GOO
| .. m. to-day.
The Venerable Rev. A. l.. Cooper OF
Randolph was an Interested spectator of
Legislative proceedings to-day. Dr. Cooper
was chaplain of the House A years ago
| this fall, while he was pastor of the
Methodist Church in Montpelier. Dosnito
his 30 years he is more active than many
men two decades his Junior
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SENATE-AFTERNOON

Senate called to order by the president
at three o clock. The Senate then entered
into joint assembly With the House in
accordance with the resolution adopted
gt the morning session.