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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01

RICHMOND. Special. 80 RIM
i,ol nrosec,tions OF the officers OF
he Citv Home here are expected 20
follow the mysterious murder on 'ne
-,,orninr of July 2Oth. OF baoS
VAUGHAN. a four months old infant
that had been abandoned by rs par
ents and taken in charge By the IN
stifufion Two deliberate attemp,
70 poison the infant had been III 40 .
within the week. both OF which hau
baen brought 10 the attention OF the
Superinteudeut and physicians OF
The Home. but no EFFORT made 20
protect the life OF the little touho'
ling. ...
The first attempt on the infant
life was made Tuesday mornlne
Julv u. al y O'Clock. when some un
known person crept into the ware
where IL was asleep and adm ms
tered hi-chloride OF mercury cor e
I've sublimate Miss Margaret zen
,ble. nurse in the ward. was sum
moned hy Nrs. Ethel Gaylord. an 10
mate OF she home. Who was icuh
trving 10 cleanse the child s moui
OF the poison The house phys
Clans were Immediately called. an
after heroic work the infant va
brought around 10 safety
Killed with Chloroforn-
Though tho attempt vas braze
enough NO one seemed 90 take o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01
USEFUL RECIPES.


Prepare three cups of fine dry bread
crumbs and cut six hard-0oiled eggs
in slices Butter a baking pan, put
in a layer OF crumbs. cover with slices
OF egg. dot with butter, and season
with pepper and salt Continue Al
this manner until the dish is fun, end
ing with a top layer OF crumbs, pour
I'M enough sweet cream 10 moisten, and
bake in a moderate oven.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01

Oue-Quarttr pound oi butter "'r
quarter pound of flour tWo large eggs
1ue-quart,r pound of sugar thr sia.-.
-ind OF one lemon. Cream butter ana
sugar add tggs. une TIME ntt.ln-
thoroughly add lemon riul 7ii,
dour. stir lightly into butter ana
sugar Pour into a cake tn previous
ly lined with paper Put Sliced cltron
1n top Bake forts minates ia MOI
.rat. oven
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01
MURDERED AT
The CITY HOME
LITTLE FOUNDING II DELIBER-
ATELY PUT TO DEATH AT
RICHMOND ALMSHOTSE.
OFFICIALS INDIFFERENT

Shaver Supposed To BE an Inmate Of
the Institution-First Administered
Corrosive Sublimate and Then
ChlorOformed the Babe
Was Brought TO Rich
mond by Man and
Woman said 70
BE Actors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01

Dr. g. Acun. Elba Va. January
20 1881. said r have used Craig
hur. s4r-aBsrslia IN my family ard
ln my practice with good resUltn
and believe &c 90 be the best ca tas
market
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01

For sale ~ druggists and cosA-
try stores at Sec per bottle
Guaranteed un3sr the Food ana
Drug Act OK June 30. 1894
PAYNE. sEAY & ANDER>S4s
mnaaszetartag D<1gEA.e@.
LYSCHBDRGs VA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01

" H. white. merchant, o
LynchburE. says have trias
pretty much al the catAFrh cures
but CRAIG hnr. sar.s psrilia Is tAs
only remedy I have been able &C
xet hold 81 which would cure tAs
disease. 10 - Invaluable
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01

People with putty heads usually like
10 think that they have brittle hearts
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01

oscar Ramsey. brakeman south
crn Railway. Sycamore. ' a.. advises
every one who has Rheumatism to
use CraiEhiii's Sar-sps rtiiA Ne
says four bottles cured hln
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01
An Ideal Spring
Tonic, Blood
Purifier and
Appetizer
RECOMMENDED FOR
RHEEdATGsM, sCROFUl-A And
sCRoFULOUS AFFECTIONS,
CHRONIC CATARRH.
ERUp-rIVE DISEASES.
BOtIs AND SoREs.

r. Nayhew. cond9ctor so0tAers
Railway. EloA Va says rscoU-
mend % as an appetizer and slood
puriner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01
Won,an's Department


Crt into dice six baked potatoes And
chop finely three hard boiled eg-s ani
One small Bermuda ONION. sprinkle
with one teaspoon OF sale and rne-
half saltsuoon white eprtr ali three
faliesroons of salad ol and stir amos
toss until tho oI is Absorb ed chem aud
three tablespoons oi vineear. turn into
M. salad bowl sprinkle with chopped
uarsIet and l.t stand boo cold place
for one hour before serving
Apple DoWdy.
cut up apples Boz pudding dish Dol
quarters lu eishths BE- applies ar'
har.I. sprinkle about four tablespoons
of sugar over the applies. few droW
~ lemon extract and some bits I'D
butter Add about tablespoon %
water Make nice pie crust and cover
Bake about AN hour Eat hot WIZ
Whipped cream Favored with N1nN
or nutmeg Fil dish quite tuli o' ti
pl,s. AS they shrink in cooking Ca
bake this Saturday and warm ottr
oven nn Sunday just 1s good
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-08-01
knlcl LII Chloroform.

Though the attempt was orazen
enough. uo one seemed 90 take es-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
STANFORD TO TRIM
LOCAL TRACKSTERS
Cardinals, However, Are Strongest in
Most Events and Are Expected
to Capture a Majority
of Points

The University of Southern Califor-
MIA has it's gala day on the cinder path
this afternoon when the meet is held
with Stanford university, and accord
ing to the reports from the Methodist
camp Coach Holmes students are go
ing to try hard to at least show the
northerners that some one else wants
places.
Several tryouts recently on Bovard
field have raised the records of almost
all the Methodist aspirants and Incl
dentally the spirits of Coach Holmes.
Whatever showing is made against
the Stanfordites will enable the local
athletes to get line on themselves
and discover their weak points before
the return meet with Stanford later in
the season.
Schultz and Charlie Richardson are
relied upon to bring most Of the points
into camp for the Holmes aggregation,
although Trotter and Lenox will pos
sibly place in their events. Brown,
the Pomona freshman phenom, will
probably show some of his former
friends how the speed limit is exceeded.
and flanagan, of the famous flanagan
family of athletes, may vault a few
inches higher than Charlie Richardson
is able to climb.
Shute is expected to win the 100
yard dash with Holman or Reed of
Stanford and Thompson of the L. S. c.
to place or second or third. In the 300
yard dash Shute ought to win with
THOMSON or Reed as second. In the
120-yard hurdle Lenox should win with
Burek or Horton for second place. The
220-yard hurdle LenoX or Bradley
should win with Durick third. The first
place in the 440 lies between Shute
and Brown with Miller close up. In
the $50 Brown or Miller should win
with Newmire third. In the mile
Nordahl should win from Bradford
Mundrell close third. In the two-mile
Nash and Mundrell should win easily
from Garbutt. In the pole vault Bel
lah and flanagan or Richardson should
get first place.
Richardson is pretty heavy, weighing
200 pounds, so first place might go to
flanagan. In the broad jump Bellah
win win from Richardson, with Rick
ard as good third. IN the high jump
| Richardson and Trotter should win
from Martin. In the shot put Horton
or Crawford should win with Richard
son as third. In the hammer throw
Richardson and Burek should win from
| Crawford Relay should go to Stan
ford.
The Stanford boys were out training
on the u. S. c. track Yesterday and
hope to be in fine condition, and a
close meet is expected this afternoon
when they line up at 2:30.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Eoreoast
MARRIAGE LICENSES

WRIGHT Neutrality-suspicious. NJ. w.
Wright age As. native of Indiana. and
Mary e. Moorehouse. age SO, native of
Illinois; both residents OF Los Angeles
OLDS- SMITH-Walter II. Olds, age 80, ma
tive of California, resident of Napa, and
Laura e. Smith, age 20. native Of Cali
fornia, resident OF st. Helena
PJ RCELLs-JOHNSON- Il. Purcell. age
s3 native OF Indiana, and Anna C. john
son. age 20. native Of Maine; both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
RANEY- POwELL-Henry b. Raney. age
"a native of California. and Edith h.
Powell, age "a, native of Missouri; both
residents of Azusa
WILBUR WHITE-Francis NJ. Wilbur. age
So native of New York, resident of Or
ange, and Minnie l.. White. age 80, native
OF Iowa, resident of Marion.
HOWELL-vAN ARMAN-Walter Howell,
age 81, native of Minnesota, and Maud
Van Arman, age 26, native OF California;
both residents of Ell Centre.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Frank Hum
phreys age "a. native of Michigan. ana
Kate A. Lockrey. age 2i. native OF Colo
rado: both residents OF Los Angeles
WARNER BRA GGS-Harry Warner. age
az native of New York, and Mary Braggs,
age as, native of England; both residents
of Los Angeles.
MIciIJE- SUGAMOTO--Sadakichi Migue. age
az. native of Japan, and Kiyo Sugamoto,
age g. native of Japan; both residents OF
Los Angeles
KIGER- c. Kiger. age 49,
native of Orio, and Isabelle NJ. Collins,
age 81, native of Scotland; both residents
of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
WARD SCHOOL YOUNGSTERS
PLAY FAST BASEBALL

The baseball nine of Olive street
school has just entered the School
league and celebrated this fact by de-
feating the Grand avenue kids in an
easy fashion by score of IA to II.
In the fourth inning the score was
10 to in favor of Olive street, and
taking pity the team decided to let
them have some runs to cheer them
up. Olive street has a strong team and
promises to make it hot for its OPP
ponents.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
GIRLS.

wINTER-To Walter F. and Nellie F. Winter
tnee Winters), l42 East Sixty-sixth street.
RHoDES-To b. L. and Elizabeth Rhodes thee
Pearson) 1915 East Fifteenth street
RICE-To William Archie and Edith Pearl
Rice (nee Houston). Ills East Twenty-second
street. . r,,
sEHIJLSTER-To Celestina and Sarah Senuls-
ter (nee Quackenbush), 1017 West Tentn.
SPIEGEI-To James. and Rose Spiegei tnee
Roth, 1443 Carol avenue; residence Los
Patos. . ,.1..,.
sPRINGER-To Charles Ellwell and Catherine
Zielpha Springer (nee Curtis), 9l7 West Sec
ond street. xx,,..
wETNTRAUB-To Abraham and Rose WENT
raub tnee Bernstein), ITO East Twenty-eish'h
street. -, ,.o..a
MARASEA-To Pietro and Cecilia Marasea
mee I.arenzoni). s26 Rosabel street
MII,DE-To Karl Emanuel and Hattie A. T.
Milde (nee RosO, 1441 East Forty
StJ nj RY-To John and Grace Shelby nee
Crunnl 5lI California street
SHENKER-To Louis ana Lena oheiAei N'eo
Lleber) 431 Carolina street.
s1r A NTON-To Lawrence Penfieid and mary
rIizabeth Stanton (nee TexidD, lzSSh west
Seventh street. -,
sON-To Albert and Esther Wilson nee
Peterson), 3Tl5 South Hope street.
wINNETT-ATo Percy Glenn and Helen VIM
nett (nee Hutton), 1885 Holmpy street
wOOD-To Hy ]. and Eva Wood (nee Jonh-
son), 749 Glover street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
DEATHS

pAxTER-Mrs. Matte o. Baxter, % years,
married. native of Canada, SlS South SOTO
street; pulmonary consumption. ..,u..,a
native of England. $40 North Belmont street;
cerebral softening; cremation.
DoE-John Doe. 80 years, native OF Mexico
Receiving hospital; apoplexy.
n Anqustus Gay 2l years single, native
of France, County hospital; fracture OF skull
accidentally stepping from moving electric
car. -, "a ,o.+h.
native of California III lie Roy street,
Children's hospital; inanition.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
LEMON GROVE $4,000 TO SIC, 900.

The price of this place is $4,000; no
cash required; will take mortgage back
for balance; business guaranteed to clear
$4,000 to $1,000 year. trade of town. Have
own cold storage plant; owner going in
cattle blu. mess. must make a trade by 18th
of March Write or call on at once.
See LEAHY ~ SON, Sole Agents.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

For sale or exchange, $I6OU Tor I2-room
rooming house on the principal street or
the city; lease v years to run. clears
500 per month; furniture new. Owner
will take good lot or lots or equity in n
house of FIVE or six rooms Investigate at
once. LEAHY a. SON.
s1S0O-Apartment house. trade for gro
Gerry or cottage. 6 or rooms; will as
sumo.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
BIRTHS
RoYS.

CoII,INS-To James Lawrence and Ida b.
Collins Cnee Schaffer), 2SOl Twenty-nintn
place Clint street,.
StIEM-To William Ching and Chin Shem (nee
Ieung), az Ferguson alley rear).
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
; and 3 years at and per cent.
Losr AND EouNp

GOLD WATCH. KEY
winder and fob; fob made of strands of
chain with wide gold slidei monogram ID.
b. r. on fob. Please return to 2l2 FROST
BLDG. and receive reward.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

NOTICE, ORANGE GROVE OWNERS!
WANTED. FOR NEW 2-sToRY BRICK
RIJILDING AND LARGEST MEAT BUSI-
NESS IN THE TOWN
ORANGE GROVE $4,000 TO $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
SCORE by INNINGS


Hits-On Gray S, Hosp 3, smlth /, Al
trock s. owen l. Three-base hit-Oakes
Two-base hits-Brashear 9 Hahn, Delmas.
Sacrifice hits-Shaw. Cakes First base on
errors-Chcago 4. Left on bases-Los An
geles T. Chicago g. Bases on balls-Off
r. Smith 2, Aitrock l. owen l, Hosp /.
struck out--By F. Smith l. Altrock /, Hosp
p Double plays--J, Smith TO Brashear to
Delmas TO Brashear Time of game 80,
Umpire--oDay
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

Cigar stand. Spring street. $500
Cigar and leather goods stand. $500. $3.50
Well stocked stand $1,000
cigar stand-s150 will handle this; eie-
gantiy equipped cigar stand. Price $500.
balance $40 a month. Saloon front; low
rent, long lease See us at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
FOR EXCHANGE

OUR LIST OF EXCHANGES is IN
CREASING. WE HAVE A LARGE LIST.
HAVE you ANYTHING TO EXCHANGE?
COME UP AND SEE US AND WE WILL
SUBMIT WHAT WE HAVE.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

$1,000 cash and equity of $1,000 in ,ot
5ox135. near Westmoreland tract; $1,000
mtg due 2 years ~ per cent; want or
Groom cottage; must be in west. win
assume
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

establishment have YOU a clear lot
in city or in watts district which you
want to exchange for nice restaurant;
excellent location?
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

ssoo0-ssO to SIS day. horses.
wagons, grocery and meat market This
is in the southwest; fixtures $1,000, includ-
Ing fine Ice box; actually worth $500.
VIII invoice the stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
21S West Third St.,
Make loans on improved and vacant prop
erty; also building loans
. and years at and per cent.
Also mortgages bought.
We loan our own funds. and make
prompt appraisements and liberal valua-
lions.
WE MAXI LOANS ON FURNITURE, PI-
amos. horses, wagons, carriages cattle.
etc, without removal from your posses
sion,
FIDELITY LOAN CO.,
$50 Mason building
82s west Fourth street. cor. Broadway.
Homo phone F7421: Broadway Bl7l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

RnnMING HOUSES

We have a party who will invest about
5000 spot cash in dry goods business in
this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

Live banking and office fixture manufac-
turing concern in one OF Southern Cali
fornia's largest suburban towns; clearing
5000 a month: large room. low rent .
years lease; machinery In excellent con-
dition; electric power. owner must sell at
once. Price $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

s230o-or invoice, grocery. good loca-
ton; the invoice docs not include shelly
500; z living rooms above; same man
owned for six years; first time advertised.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

General merchandise store, p. o. in
connection; living rooms; rent for all
$40 month. Only store in a nearby
suburban town. will require about $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

Groceries. cigars and tobaccos. in a
town near Los Angeles $4,000 dis
tributed IN that section every months,
besides does business of $4,000 a month.
the biggest part of which is cash. IL you
the market where can you find a
better buy?
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

s500--Grocery and bakery. This place
is worth the money. Investigate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

LIST YOUR COTTAGES WITH LEAHY
& SON THEY WILL SELL THEM FOR
YOU. IF YOU CARE TO BUY CALL.
NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

corner grocery Union ave-: wife
runs 1t. husband works; living room; SIS
day; no delivery.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

NCdt1CT
by Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.--The pressure
has risen rapidly over central and northern
California and has fallen slowly In the south.
The weather has been generally fair except
for some light showers in the southern portion
OF the state and snow squalls in the noun
tains. Heavy frosts have occurred at many
places and conditions are favorable for more
frosts Saturday morning.
Forecast
Los Angeles > and vicinity-Fair Saturday;
heavy frost In the morning IL the wind lulls;
brisk north winds, diminishing.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday;
british north winds, diminishing; frost in the
morning.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday; fresh
north winds: heavy frost In the morning II
the wind luls.
Sacramento valley-Fair Saturday; heavy
frost In the morning; fresh north winds.
San Joaquin valley--Fair Saturday: frost in
the morning; light north winds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
MEAT MARKETS
NOTICE. ORANGE Grow

RESTAURANT FIXTURES WORTH
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
THE WEATHER

Los ANGELES. March g. 1905.
Time Bar ITher. HUM Wind Vel weather
a q M M s sSI1 9 8 w s &. siSy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature as
Minimum temperature 40.
Rainfall past "a hours .01 inch.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

s550-Grocery In rooming and apart
ment house district; SIS to $50 a day;
strictly cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
FOR SALE, BUNGALOW

$70O HF0U WOO
A beautiful broom house. the neatest
and coolest place you ever saw; well ar
ranged; hot water tank: attractive little
crate flowers terrace and lawn,
curbine and sidewalks Of best cement;
hack yard, chicken house and shed, bath
room. house strictly modern; $3.50 handles
this place balance like rent Located on
Vermont avenue between Pico and Wash-
ington Price $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

s45o--Just what you want, confection-
cry and stationery store.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
CIGAR STAND

Long Beach confectionery and pastry
goods; invoice $1100.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
FEED AND FUEL

S10O0--Feed and fuel business in ex-
cellent location near business section of
city; been established for years; has ave
wagons. single, double, including
buildings. office, sheds and stables. Size
of lot 160x140. regular customers. Six
months ago the price asked was $1,000.
Investigate. LEAHY & SON, sole agents.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

$500 for the best feed and fuel business
in the southwest. wholesale and retail;
years lease on ground; size 104x2so; rent
only $40 a year; good sound horses, 2
delivery and heavy wagons: rain proof
sheds and houses: stock invoice $4,000
alone; no bonus for business Owner
must sell for reasons which we will ex-
plain to prospective buyer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
GROCERIES
GROCERIES

Large and small
Cash grocery on corner ....................Si56
Cash grocery and school supplies; $40
uay .$lbuO
Delicaciess groceries. two living rooms. $3.50
Grocery and bakery ................$1 $1,000
Grocery and cigars, Washington st.. $500
Grocery for ranch ..................s2O $4,000
Established IL years grocery. .s35eo
Fruits and groceries,; delivery
Grocery, paved part of Main street;
will invoice $3.50; that is the price asked.
See us at once. Cash over counter trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

S1100--Shelf grocery, delicatessen ana
restaurant; fine southwest location; rent
only SIS; living rooms in connection: nico
l2-kette steam counter, cash register. soda
fountain. two Ice boxes, two Kitchen
ranges. up.to-date computing scales and in
fact everything necessary to carry on the
business.
Hint-This will not last long.
LEAHY & SON, Sole Agents.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. $3.50

Grocery and delicacy; the neatest little
place you ever saw; nice living rooms.
furnished. All 1 want is $3.50. See
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

FOR EXCHANGE
See
JOHN l.. RICHARDSON.
After trying other agents
without SUCCESS. consult
LEAHY q SOM Sixth and Main sts.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-21
EAST HAVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Smith and sor
Clyde OF Burke visited the formers
cousin, Fred W. Smith and family Sat
urday and Sunday.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. o. T
Walter last Thursday. Fifteen ladies
gathered in her sitting room, proving
that many hands made light work as
the aprons and other articles were com.
pleted. A bouutiful supper was served
aud all adjourned to meet with Mrs
Carl Ball in two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bunker, who
have been stepping in town during the
hay season, have returned to their home
in Lyndon.
The sawmill at the Williams Mig.
Co.'S works closed last week for the
season.
The baseball team has disbanded.
Some of the players have finished work
ing in the mill and gone away. Con-
seqnehty the game arranged between
the Island Pond and East Haven teams
for next Saturday is called off.
George Loveioy is suffering from the
injuries to his leg, received in the mill
ward some two weeks ago, the bone
being fractured.
Mrs. Jesse Bailey, who has been quite
i'll for the past week, is somewhat better
at this writing.
Guy Howard and wife and two chill
dren of Barre, also Ray Howard and
wife of st. Johnsbury, visited friends
in town last week.
Mrs. f. 7. Powers and two children
are visiting her aunt, Mrs. Harley
Eggleston, in Sutton for few days.
The many friends in town are sorry
to hear of the serious illness of Fred
Gifillan of Burke and are hoping for
his recovery.
Mrs. Plum and daughter, who have
been visiting the formers sister, Mrs. S.
Monltroup, have returned to their home
in Townshend.
Miss Lucy jenkins has gone to her
school in Sutton.
The East Haven base bali team
played two games at West Burke, Satur-
day afternoon, first, with the South Bar.
ton team the score standing l3 to ~ III
favor OF East Haven. Second, with the
West Burke team, the score l6 to in
favor of West Burke.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-21
EMiNGTON

4 party of over twenty enjoyed &;
picnic at Brunswick Springs last weel
"Wednesday.
Nelson Holbrook is at home again
and brought with him a Knox automo
bile.
George Ramsay had pleasant fishing
trip last week.
Arthur Bracket is cutting some hay
that he bought on Make Holbrook /
meadow.
Peter Daley is building fine large
addition 20 his house. 1t will look very
nice when done.
Mrs. Bert Blodgett has returned from
a visit with relatives at Bath.
Make Holbrook's dog Nero was acct
dentally run over last Saturday and had
to be killed. He was great pet and
will be missed.
Watson Blodgett is at home, having
finished his cooking job.
Miss Eta Holbrook has returned
from visit with her sister at Gorham.
Mrs. IIollanborg and children have
returned to Newport.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-21
Democratic Caucus.

Thursday evening, August l3, the
democratic voters of Brighton held their
caucus in the opera house for the pur.
pose of nominating a representative to
the General Assembly and ten Justices
of the Peace. John W. Thurston was
elected chairman and I. c. Tracy sec
rotary. For representative, Charles d.
Thurston received the unanimous vote
of the caucus, aud the following gentle
men we're named for Justices of the
Peace: Democrats. W. Thurston, A.
O. Dechene. d. p. Mackenzie, T. c.
Tracy Repubicans-E. j. Parsons, e.
E. Clarke, L. NJ. Bartlett, 5. ID. Hobson,
A. W. Bosworth, j. c. Fogg. A check
list committee was appointed, also a
committee to get out the voters on cleo.
ton day. After the business of the
meeting had been completed cries of
"sneech' were heard, and in response
Charles Thnrston made some brief re-
marks, pertinent to the occasion. There
was large attendance, and considera,
BILE enthusiasm prevailed.