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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-28
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

f. F.. Derby, who WIS called to North
FIELD a few wee!:s arc by the illness
of Mrs. Derby has r"turncd.--Thc farm
house Of John Duffy, about ~ miles
from this village on the road to Herrick,
was destroyed by nle Tuesday. May 10.
II is supposed to have caught from
the chimney, and the flames We're he
You'd control when discovered The barn
was saved by hard work, The loss was
s1oN and Insurance. sl.91 Mr.. Duffy
who Is living in a tenement house near
by Of his own, will rebuld.-GeorGe l..
Hunt of Island Pond. vino has been APP
pointed referee in bankruptcy for Essex
county, formerly lived hera whore he be-
gan the practice Of law.-Th" first open
air band concert was given Friday even
ing Louis TouChettc has moved from
the home of his son, George near West
Enoshurgh to the house on school street
that he purchased of Miss Ann Farms
worth Mrs &. II. Richard has moved
from Miss Fansworth's house to tn" ton
cmcnt of L. l.. Marsh on North Main
street Misses Louis" and Rornico Kim
ball attended commencement ut Folor
institute, Grand Lignc que, last week.
Mrs. D. u. Riley of Lowell. Mass, Is
passing a few days with her father, !.
g. Watson-John Libby ana son, Lee. Of
ST. Adams were I'm town Saturday even
Ing by carriaRc Mrs. f.. S. Bogue Of
Richford is passing a few days here
There was a "hee" on the grounds of the
Methodist church Friday evening follow
Ing the example act by the Catholic
church a few DAYS previous. The I'M
provement in both cases In noticeable,
Mrs b. II. Dickinson is passing few
days in Brandon.-Mrs. Charles Manning
OF Harrison, Idaho. Is in town for
few days visit, intending to take her
sister, Miss Cedelia Lawrence home with
her,-Miss Helena Carpenter has re-
turned from ten days visit to her
sister Miss Jessie Carpenter, in New
Haven.-Mrs. Georgana Stevens OF East
Berkshire is passing a few days with
her daughter. Mrs. F, A Gleed. George
Wallace OF Gardner, Mass, Is visiting
his SON, E. d. Wallace. Miss Celestla
Gates and Miss Bernice Hall passed Sun
day at Miss Gates's home AZ East Berk-
shire.-Mr and Mrs Dennis Leahy Of
East Berkshire passed Sunday at H.
Shover's.-The Rev. G. B. Johnson. chap
lain to Bishop Hall. conducted services
at st. Matthew'S Church morning and
evening and at Chrlst's Church at EnQs-
burgh Center In the afternoon.-The me-
mortal sermon was preached by the Rev
s, o. Donnel In opera han Sunday after
y-~-' The Rev. Mr.. Grafton and W. G.
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ALBURGH.

Lewis Sowlcs died Saturday and funeral
services were held Sunday, the Rev. q
r. Houghton officiating. He was 8,
years of age lie is survived by one
brother. Archie. who lives In Alberta, l..
C.. and an aunt, Mrs. Martha Brown Of
this place, and several uncles, His i'll
ness had extended over several months
A son was born FRIDAY to Mr.. and Mrs
Albert McCallum.--A daughter was born
recently to Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Geneway
and son to Mr., and Mrs. J. NJ Mott
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Claude Jameson
of Bedford. p. O., have been in town for
a few days, called here by the illness
and death of their nephew, Lewis Sowes
The railroad commissioners and officials
of the Rutland railroad met the select
men of this town May IA to consider the
elimination Of two grade crossings at
South Alburgh, which they decided to do
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FRANKLIN.

Union memorial service were held in
the Congregational Church Sunday, the
Rev. O. Il. Wells preaching the sermon.
Mrs. Laura Yates and Mrs. Johnson,
who have been In California for seven
months, returned home Monday
lightning struck the Methodist Church
Tuesday doing some damage but did not
set il on fire.--Some from here attended
tho choya union concerts at st. Adams
Tuesday and Wednesday Miss Catharine
Hurlbut of Boston IS spending here vaca-
ton at her home horo.-fieorge Harrison
of Harding. Mass. has been in town for
n week looking after his farm.
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MONTGOMERY.

The death Of Miss Alice Combs occurred
Tuesday morning after "A short Illness
although she had been In delicate health
for some time She was the youngest
daughter Of A. a. Combs, and leaves a
father. one brother, G.. +. Combs. also
two sisters, Mrs. William Hurlburt and
Mrs. George A. Richardson. The funeral
will be held this afternoon at the house. -
Mrs. G. II. Goodspeed OF Poultney is
visiting her brother, c. l.. Clapp.-Fay
Brooks was badly hurt al I-amherts mill
Monday. The horse ran away and the
wagon wheels passed over his body, in
juring him severely.
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The condition of Mrs. Ernest T.. Per-
Icy, who was badly hurt Thursday, Is
considered more favorable. While Mr.
and Mrs. Perley were driving to East
berkshire, tho hold back broke, letting
the wagon hit the horse, which was n
spirited animal. lie kicked and ran,
throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Perley out Mr..
Perley was badly shaken and Mrs. Per-
ley who struck on her face was uncon-
scious for several hours. The horse was
not hurt but the wagon was smashed
Miss Florence perley, who has been
teaching the past year In Ration, n. NJ.
is expected home this week as Is Mrs
George Raymore and little daughter
Erdine-Mrs Nellie Pierce and daught-
cr Flora are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Chaffee.-The funeral
of Mrs. O. +. Gilbert was held at the
Memorial church, May 10
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STOCK DESTROYED BY FIRE,
VERMONTERs GET DEGREES
Presented Mt Commencement of Column
bia University Yesterday.

New York, May 27.--At the l54th
annual commencement Of Columbia
University here this afternoon among
the nearly l.2oO students and fellows
who received the university degrees,
were the following from Vermont:
Helen Ida Hodge of Burlington
was given bachelor science in the ed
ucation degree. being presented with
others OF her class by Dean James
Earle Russell OF the Teachers Col
lese. Rush Gillian Estee of Castleton
was graduated from the school of ap-
piled sciences as a mining engineer.
Claude Monde Holt B. = Of Saxtons
River, was given the university de-
gree of master Of arts in course. ~
was Edna May Orvis. A. B.. Of Man
chaster, both being presented to the
university council by Prof. Calvin
Thomas, secretary Of the council.
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FOUND DEAD IN WOODS.
Weak Henri Caused Death of G. I.
Higgins Of Concord,

Concord. May 27.-George I. Higgins
OF this village was found dead in the
woods, three miles from his home. this
morning at nine o'clock. Mr. Higgins
together with L. W. Hastings of St
Johnshury, were looking at wood lot
yesterday and they separated. agree
ing upon a place to meet later in tho
afternoon. Mr.. Higgins failed to APP
pear and In the early evening a search
Ing party was formed which traversed
the woods until midnight without sue
cess.
This morning tho search was re-
sumed and the body was found within
40 rods of the place OF meeting men
toned by Mr.. Hastings. Mr.. Higgins
had been troubled with a weak heart
of late and death is thought to have
been due to exhaustion caused by his
tramping through the woods. He was
- years Of, age and unmarried. He
was a native of CoIcord and a we'll
known horse breeder
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. o. l.. Barnard will deliver a
memorial sermon in the Methodist
Church Sunday evening. The West Berk-
shire band, Charles A. Ewins, director,
will furnish music Memorial day at High
gate Center,-Henry w Lang Is passing
short vacation with his parents. Mr.,
and Mrs w. II. Lang, after which he
will go TO Bethlehem, n, H., for the sum
mer,-M C. y. Hun has returned from
East Fairfield, Memorial day will he oh
served by the public schools in this vii
lage with appropriate exercises and by
decorating the graves of the soldiers
Frontier Grange. No. 3i6. observed Me-
mortal day May q.
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Katie McGrath returned to her school
duties at Buffalo, \. Y, last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs James Casey quietly cele-
brated the Goth anniversary of their mar
rage recently. Michael Carnage has
moved to Middlebury. -Thursday being
Ascension day services will be held at ST.
Thomass Church at ten O'Clock. Tile
school children will hoil re-memorial
services in the local catholic cemetery
Friday afternoon-Mr and Mrs. Louis
Reynolds Of Worcester, Mass, are visit
Ing Mr. and Mrs Patrick Reynolds, his
parents
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BAKERSFIELD.

Charles II. Coan of Bedford was in
town last week.Nlr. and Mrs. Frank
Rooney of Enoshurgh Falls. visited at
tho home of Mrs. Mary McNaney over
Sunday.-Mrs. W. NJ Naramore enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church last week Wednesday.
Mrs. Fuller &. Smith of St Adams is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Harriet Bou-
telle.-A celebration will he held July
a. under the direction OF the bakersfield
Grange-The Brigham Academy ball
toam went to Franklin Saturday, whore
1t defeated the local nine, tod.
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NORTH FERRIsBURGE.

The first rehearsal for chlldrens day
at the Methodist Church will be held
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock
Claude Adams has returned to Morris
VILE after a week at William Ayers's.--
Tho dramatic club Will give Lost In
London" Friday evening at Allen hail.
Mrs. Charles White Of Burlington Is
visiting her father. Daniel Noonan..-
Mrs Lydia Sail Is III with pneumonia 49,
Mrs AIedad Martin has returned to
winthrop, Mass. after visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Edwin Folsom.
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BRIGHTON STOCK MARKET.
Good Prices for best Glass of Oxen
DrOp In Price Of Reef Cows.

Boston. May 27-Beef cows dropped
about 81 a hundred weight at the Brgh-
ton stock yards yesterday. Other prices
remained practically unaltered from the
last market. There was an especially
heavy run In calves and hogs. and the
trade In sheep and lambs became little
brisker
About '1A beef cattle were sold. in
Guiding a number of steers and fancy
oxen. Five bulls were sold, ranging In
price from 1915 to $3.50 The beef cows
varied from s. to - n hundred weight
and the best oxen sold for $500.
lot of IL beef cows sold by j. w.
Ellsworth to Robert Connors were parti-
cularly noticeable among the beef sales
yesterday, on account Of their average
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KILLED AT LAUNCHING.
John Hammond of Newport struck
when a Chain Broke.

Newport. May E.-While assisting to
launch the steam tug boat John A. in
Lake Memphremagog yesterday after
noon. John Hammond, aged IS years.
was instantly killed, A sweep was being
used to which a horse was attached and
the chain broke. As the chain snapped
back the end struck Hammond on the
head killing him. 1t was an unavoidable
accident. Hammond was a farmer, liv
ing a few miles from this village, and
Is survived by a wife and two children.
The funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. u. O. Bullock will spend the sum-
mer with her daughter in Champaign
Mrs. Mayo and daughter Of Middlcbury
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Roberts.--Mrs. u, T.. Rood Of Jericho is
visiting at IT, - Costellos George
Roberts spent two days last week with
his parent, IN HcmminCford, Canada.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Quotations for Cattle. Sheep and Hogs
At New FORK.

New York, May p.
BEEVES-- Receipts 1856, market slow
and unchanged dressed beef slow AT sl.T
lltac; exports to-day 200 quarters of
beef: tomorrow 2.aoo quarters.
CALNES-Receipts 1850, markets
steady. Vcals S5.opd7,oo few selected lots
s7.25; culls s4rod45o; buttermilks s35oT
400
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Roceipts s.77s;
market steady. sheep A5oH5.oh; warnings
s5.5od6.n0; lambs S675dS.77ia
HOGS-ReCeipts 7,494, market steady.
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RICHTORD.

Mrs Edna Arms has sold her house
and lot Oh Tarrar street to Howard
w Arms She went to Saranac Lake.
X Y. Saturday for an extended visit
with her son, Arthur \. Arms. after
which she will go to Worcester, Mass,
to reside-C W. Garvin represented
Richford Lodge at the meeting of odd
Fellows in Rutland iast week.-Mrs.
NJ J.. Smith Is very ill.-Frank ]. KEEL
ley has moved to Newport whore ne
will be janitor Of the federal building
He has rented his house to Mr.. Reir-
don. the livcryman.-ATrs. j. r. Stafford
of st Albans IS visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Ayer.-"The Uncle
Sammy Girls Mnstrels," composed of
local and out-oftown talent, will give
entertainments In Aver opera hall
Thursday and Friday evenings, June
II and IL. q. \. Meredith. leader Of
the Richford Cornet band. wrote tho
minstrel overture. He will assist the
girls" ana have charge of the show.
II. II Rounds visited In Montpelier
Triday.-A farewell reception and
dance was given by the young people
I'm Aver opera hall Friday evening in
honor of William II. Cavanah. who has
been employed for several years by
the American Cereal company at this
place but who leaves this week for
Chicago, having been promoted-Miss
Laura Marvin is visiting IN Randolph
Center for few days.-Ernest Sim
mons of Toronto is visiting here.
The Rev. w. G. Scofeld preached at
Cambridge and North Cambridge Sun
day IN tho interest of the Anti-Saloon
I.oague.-Nfss Alice Gross has returned
from Grand Lgne, Que.-Wiliiam Perry
of Montreal visited his son the Rev.
Sas p. Perry, over Sunday and Monday.
Raymond |. Hawley has completed his
course in the Burlington business Col
| leGe and returned home.-MemOrial Sun
day was observed Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock by special services at ST.
AIMS Episcopal Church, when the Rev.
F. Barnhy Leach. rector. delivered a
patriotic sermon before Frontier Post,
No 20, G. A. r" Capt, J. n. Culver Camp.
No. II, :. o. V, Associates to the Grand
Army and Knights OF King Arthur.
Special music was rendered ny a double
mixed quart"tte assisted by flute.
violin. and clarinet-Joseph Wheeler's
new laundry will he opened for business
next week. Since tho fire OF August 10,
when Mr. Wheeler was burned out, tho
work has been done out NJ town. now
building has been built on Farrar street
and new machinery installed.
! Tho street crr,nkler hc--n run
mig Monday. II has not been used for
few years, but through the efforts Of
| the Pul<wana club money WIS raised this
| year To cover the expense VERY en-
joyahl" musical" was given in the
| Lea IN studio Monday evening by mem
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EAST !HIGHGATE.

J. c. Stanton and family of Montreal,
Que, were In town Sunday. Fred
Bernard has recovered from an attack of
the humps. Miss Eta Brtch who Is
teaching school in Franklin was at her
home here over Sunday.-The little daugh-
ter of Mrs. Clarence Poole has the
humps Charles Keenan,, who has en-
ployment In Bedford Que, was at his
bproe here oypr Sunday
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. May 27-Cotton futures
opened steady, May 5000 bid; July $40 30 .
August slo2S; Sept. s9HoaasS; October
@.4s; Dee. 1927: Jan s923; Feb. s994 bid ::
March Old. sa.25. Cotton futures closed
easy; closing bids: Nav slols. July sob;
Aug 5000; Sept. S.42; oct so32; Nov
@.l6, Dec. s9l2; Jan. $685. Feb. s9o7;
March 1905
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Louis Sowles died Saturday of tuber-
closs and the funeral was held at the
Bush schoolhouse sunday afternoon at
two o'clock the Rev. o, r. Houghton Of
ficiating.-Mr and Mrs, Geoge Tudhope
of Boston. Mass, called upon friends in
town last Week.-Mrs. Waity REYNOLDS,
who has been visiting In Burlington for
two weeks, returned home SATURDAY,
Capt s. j. Rockwell visited In Swanton
(Continued ON Fourth Page.)
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
rUota.ions In New York, Boston and
Chscngo Markets.

NEW forK, NAY Y.
WHEAT-Receipt 1864 coo; exports 63-
100; sales $500, mo futures; spot easy,
Welding to improved crop news at home
and abroad wheat broke over n cent
Der bushel to-day but finally rallied a
little with the late corn bulge and closed
r. - net lower. May closed 81 o6ia;
July closed 81 ooas; Sept closed 96%c.
CORN Receipts 9,675; exports 54,n6S.
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BEAVER.

Frank King has commenced work for
Edward Strait--George w. Crafts IA In
Bradford doing carpenter work for his
hrother--The cemetery association meet
at II. F. Leach's saturday and appointed
Williams Daniels as sexton.
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FLETCHER.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Powell Of Jeffer-
sonville spent Sunday In town.-Myron
Leach and family spent Sunday with
relatives In Cambridge Gregory Smith
was In Burlington Saturday.--D, ]. Call
WAS I'm Fairfax SUNDAY
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston. May 2I-Trading In coppers to-
day was quiet with continued easy tone
and no particularly marked feature. The
close showed good ralyinG
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-28

Re sure and use that old and we'll tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy-
rup for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays all
remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Continucd from End Pager
TOWNSVILLE.

Exercises appropriate to Memorial
day will he held at the school building
riday.--Miss Lulu Goodrich Of Will
llston Is the guest Of Mrs. Norman
Stockwell
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BOLTON.

Mrs Olive Halhert. wife of Y. W. Hal
bert, died in Boston Sunday morning.
Her remains We're sent to Fairfax for
burial. Mrs. Halbcrt was a sister of Mrs.
4. Il Rishhu OF this town.
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BODY FLOATING IN POOL.
Drowning of Mrs. McIver Of Granite.
willie Supposed Accidental

Barre. May 27-Thc body Of Mrs. Fur
do McIver we'll known Granitevtlle wo-
man, was found floating In small pool
NJ water lust outside the engine room
of F. T.. Smith & Co. quarry at $50
o'clock this morning by Fred Barton.
The woman was last seen NJ six o'clock
last night walking up the railroad track.
II Is supposed that the drowning was ac-
cidental and no marks were found 10 in
dicato violence Mrs. Newer was a years
old and is survived by her husband and
three children.
STOCK DESTROYED BY FIRE.
bellows Falls, Nay 27.--rhe buildings
of Isaac Thomas, situated about two miles
from this village, were struck by
lightning during the night and burned
to the ground. killing Ave Jersey cows,
three calves. two pigs and some hens
The farming implements were also de-
stroyed The loss IS partially covered by
Insurance.
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BUTTER MARKET.

Boston, May -.
BUTTER Steady. Northern oi1To5isc:
western 23iaT 2f7c.
CHEESE-Steady. Vermont twins l4D
lSc.
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ENOSBURGH.

June g. 1903 at twelve o'clock noon at
1.-THE T,lins' Fairfax,
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-23
A POOR DEFENSE.

The Moscow Post to the contrary, P.
|. Orcutt has a receipt in full from
Thompson Bros, which is the best evil
depce on earth that the Post is mighty
hard up for facts. But what has it all
to do with politics? Does this prove
that the last republican legislature
carried out it's platform pledges? Does
It prove that w. E. Lee, mere boy
vith no experience, is competent to
serve as county attorney? Does itpfove
that Peterson, the chronic Office seeker,
and a notorious incompetent, would
make fit probate Judge? Does it ex-
cuse Stillinger for acting as the attorney
for one McGilvery, proprietor OF
Princeton house of i'll fame? Does it
prove that the republican convention
did not hiss Rev. Hupp, and did not
vote down prohibition plank? Does it
prove that MCGOWAN and Stillinger and
the balance of the republican legislative
ticket will, if the question comes up,
vote against timber extension2 Does it
excuse republican county attorney for
bis failure to prosecute Warren Truitt,
when there is ample evidence, and
0rcutt has demanded, that Truitt be
prosecuted for dastardly assault with a
metal slug. Does it explain why the re-
publican county convention went wild
over scathing denunciation OF Senator
Hepburn, and then, at the request OF
Congressman French and Warren Trultt,
swallowed their manhood, Hepburn and
all? Does it excuse Stillinger's dirty
lncompetency? Does it explain why 1t
was wrong for prostitutes to sell liquor
IN Troy without a license, and why 1t is
| night for the same kind of women to sell
Illegal whiskey in Moscow, within two
blocks Of the Moscow Post. and three o.
the official Office of Mr. Stillingera Lei
no voter be deceived. Orcutt is moi
running for office. We know that Circuit
sa tough character, but this fact is nc
reason why any decent republican
should vote for jun Brady or w. T.
sullinger. The gang cannot clear thel
olrty record by convicting Orcutt or sn!
other republican of any amount OF dis
honesty or crime. The voters are no
entirely foolish.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-23
FIELDS SAID I'll

u.,ublican leaders are denying
is ,.hov ever said the scandinavian peo-
'''' d;d not know enough to vote a
" p,,cbed ticket. Bet many responsible
M 'nle heard this sort of talk around Mos
s'r among the republican leaders. They
sSr s,~red on the "swedes" voting straight.
saturday,, October II, William Smith,
...nonsilbe scandinavian of Troy, and
a,;l Iii recently merchant here, was in
s'..ow He was introduced to George
lids editor of the Moscow Post. Mr..
rald. is also prominent republican
i..der and one Of the gang. Fields said
to Mr.. Smith
arbe Troy News has lost its influence
,mouo the thinking people, but OF course
,mouq the ingnorant and the Scandinav-
ian ueople, who will swallow anything, it
.tHl has some influence"
According to this brilliant young re-
Dubcan leader. this bright and brainy
sdto,. all thinking people will pay no
.,tsntion to the Troy News. Therefore
,ba svedes, whom he says are still in
aueuced by the Troy News, are Ignorant
and do not think. Mr.. Smith is wei
Known in Troy. He says that Mr.. Fields
no doubt took him for one of the reliable
Trov republicans. We have more proof
Coo next issue of the Troy News.