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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
AN UNUSUAL SPEECH
PRINTED IN ADVANCE
Full Text OF the Address Pub
lished in Chicago Before 1t
Was Delivered-President
Not Working for Aldrich
Bill, but 1t Will Pass
Both Branches.
Times-D!spatch Bureau.
Munsey RIIldin e
washington d C.. Fob,

Washington, D. c., Feb. 49,
THE feature of the day at the Cap
itol was the speech of Represent
tative Boutell of Illinois. nonl-
mating Speaker Cannon to the
presidency. The applause with which
the flood of eulogistis adjectives was
received. indicated that Uncle Joe" Is
either the overwhelming choice of the
Republicans OF the House or that they
feel 1t would not be we'll to be for any
other candidate until they have got
through all the bills in which they are
Interested It is really remarkable
how well man can SIT and receive the
fulsome enconllums of speaker with
out batting an eye, as Speaker Cannon
did to-day. and probably just as re-
markable that a speaker can eulogize
so extravagantly TO his face the sub
ject of his praise.
A humorous fact in connection with
the Boutell oration was Its publica-
tion, verbatim, in a Chicago newspaper
this morning, six or seven hours be-
fore It's delivery.
It was noticeable that several Demo
erats united In applauding Mr.. Boutell
to-day as he continued to hurl bouquets
at Mr.. Cannon's devoted head. Repre-
sentative John Sharp Williams was
prominent among those of the minority
who applauded, but many of his con-
freres did not follow him.
Predicts His Nomination.
Mr.. Boutell's remarks were based on
the fact that to-day was the thirty
fourth anniversary of Mr.. Cannon's
first speech in the House. Mr.. Boutell
spoke with enthusiasm and when ne
closed with the remark that within the
next few months "the plain people CT
the country would join the voters of
Mr.. Cannon's district in comforting
upon him the nations final honor" the
Speaker was accorded great demon
stratiou.
Upon the conclusion OF Mr.. Boutell's
remarks the House and galleries. as a
unit. indulged In loud and continuous
applause. Everybody stood UP and
cheered and continued the demonstra-
ton for speech until the Speaker
arose. Every one expected him to say
something in reply. but amid shrieks OF
laughter. he drolly said:
THE gentleman from New Hamp-
shire, Mr.. Sulloway, is recognized for
the consideration of pension bills" Mr..
Cannon turned the gavel over to Mr..
Capron. OF Rhode Island, and retired,
visibly affected by the demonstration.
The President and the AIdrich Bill.
In the Senate Senator Stones speech
on the currency. in which he assailed
the Aldrich bill, was a feature. lit is
predicted that the Senate will vote on
the bill in the course OF the next ten
days. It's passage through that body
is foregone conclusion. and, as in
dicated in this correspondence last
night, Its passage through the House
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
TAFT FOR LARGER NAVY
Wants One Commemorate With Our
WenIth. Size md ncquire mcnts.

CONCORD. n. H.. February 1S.-Sec-
retary of War William Fl. Taft had
few spare moments from the time OF
his arrival In New Hampshire this fore
noon until late hour tonight. He
delivered two addresses, one at Con-
cord, the other at Manchester. and at
tended several receptions. luncheon
and dinner given In his honor.
Secretary Taft made strong plea
for greater navy in both addresses,
and concluded his Manchester speech
as follows: II am not in favor of MAX
ing a warlike nation, but am in favor
of having large navy. to be COM
mensurate with our population, with
the wealth we have and with the In
terests that we have that need protec-
tion against the Intervention of some
meddllng foreign government"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
KING ALFONSO ALL RIGHT
Rumor of His Assassination Probably
Due to BarceIOnu Explosion.

Rumor of His Assassination Probably
Due to Barcelona Explosion.
MADRID. February 1S.-There Is no
truth in the report current in Paris
last night that King Alfonso bad been
assassinated. The rumor probably was
an outgrowth of the bomb explosions
at Barcelona yesterday. which now ap-
pears to have been the work OF anarch-
lists. In addition to killing one woman
and dangerously wounding another and
a child, the explosions caused much
damage to buildings.
The precise object of the outrages
has not yet been made clear, but II Is
Interesting to note that the factions of
the parliamentary opposition recently
united in a request to the government
to restore the constitutional guarantees
in Barcelona. declaring that normal
conditions prevailed there.
King Alfonso is at present at Seville
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
ARMY FOR LOCAL OPTION BILL

Advocates to the Number of 1000 De-
sccnd Upon Annapolis.
ANNAPOLIS, MD, February 1S.-Ad-
vocates of local option to the number
OF 1000 descended upon Annapolis to-
day, the occasion being hearing by
the committee having In charge the
local option bill prepared by the Anti
Saloon League.
The friends Of the measure came
from all parts of the State. and al
though the hearing did not commence
until we'll into the afternoon, delega-
tions began to. arrive with the first
trains. Several special trains We're re-
quired to carry those who came to
Annapolis from Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
MISS EARLY LOSES SUIT
Action Brought for Recovery of Mineral
Springs Decided Against Her.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
LEXINGTON, KY, February 1S.-In
the Nicholas Circuit Court at Carlisle,
the suit brought by Miss Charlotte Ear
ly. of IIynchburg. Va, against the Blue
Lick Springs Company, of Kentucky.
was decided in favor of the company.
The suit was brought by Miss Early
three years ago through her agent, Col.
w. H. Polk of this city. she alleging
that her father had purchased the
property. and seeking to oust the Blue
Lick Company from possession and re-
cover large sum of money alleged to
have been received by the company for
the mineral water shipped away by the
company. Miss Early claimed to own
the original mineral springs. but 1t
was found to be outside the boundary
claimed by her. She will likely carry
the case to the Court of Appeals. The
property is worth 100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
FOR MORE FRIENDLY FEELING
Systematic Movement Toward Putting
End to Railroad Agitation.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, February Is
A systematic movement is to be con-
Quoted through the South to bring
about friendlier feeling toward rail-
roads and corporations, A representa-
tive of business interests will visit all
leading Southern cities. Resolutions
were adopted tonight at a meeting or
the Manufacturers and Producers AS
sociaton of this city, deplorins the
agitation which has tended to weaken
confidence In railroad and corporate
Investments. and which, it is held. Is
largely responsible for existing condi-
tions. The press OF the South Is re-
quested to call a halt on all agitation
of this character and join in an effort
to advance this subject along all ma
terial lines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
cAuTHoRN GOES TO ASYLUM
Jury Find Slayer OF Former Sweetheart
Not Guilty Of Murder.

CIRISTIANsBURG, VA. February
1s.-The Jury in the case of Frank
Cauthorn, the young white man on trial
at Christiansburg for the murder OF
his former sweetheart, afrs. Ada Jones,
returned verdict to-day of mot
guilty of murder, but insane" after
being out two hours.
The trial lasted five days. The de-
Tense was insanity, and prominent
alienists testified that the defendant
was insane when he committed the
crime. and that he is still insane.
Cauthorn said he slew Mrs. Jones be-
cause he loved her, and she married
another.
The verdict was a surprise to many
and bitter disappointment to all.
Captain j. r. johnson concluded the
argument for the defense this morning
in q strong speech of one hour, In
which he contended that 1t had been
clearly proven that the prisoner was
hopelessly insane and asked for ver-
dict Of acquittal on that ground. Com
in speech OF two hours for the prose-
cution, and insisted that insanity had
not been proven as required by law,
and begged for verdict Of murder In
the first degree.
The prisoners Indifference all van
ished when the jury acquitted him, and
he thanked the jury for the verdict.
thus showing that he had more concern
than he pretended. The jury stated
they decided the case entirely on the
testimony of the experts. The court
ordered Couthorn take.. to the asylum.
and Sheriff w. D. Martin hurried him
away at once to prevent violence.
though 1t Is not believed there was any
danger. Notwithstanding there is great
Indignation at the verdict.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
NOT UNDERSTOOD; KILLS SELF
Mrs. Irene Talbot Leaves Note Asking
That Portsmouth Lady he Notified.
Especial to The rlmes.pIspa.cn1

Especial to The Times -pIspatch.l
NEW YORK, February 1S.-AIrs. Irene
Talbot. comely woman, forty -eight
years old. committed suicide by drink
ing laudanum. In a letter Mrs. Talbot
assigned as a reason for her act that
she was mot understood"
She left letter written on January
18th, addressed ito whom it may con-
Germ"
Some day I will be found dead" 1t
said. "and l want Mrs. II. C. Sturteyant,
of No. sac Glasgow Street, Portsmouth,
Va, notified. 1 have an insurance pol
Icy of S245 on my life. Please cremate
my body, and If there is any money
left send 1t to Mrs. Sturteyant."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
SENATOR LATINIER RALLIES
AND CONDITION MORE HOPEFUL

WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.-The condi-
tion of Senator I.atimer, Of South Caro-
lima, who Is Ill of perltonitls, following
All operation at Providence Hospital
on.Sunday. became SO alarming this af-
ternoon that members OF his family
We're summoned to tho hospital. Ee
rallied, however, continued to improve
as the night advanced, and at midnight
IT was said that danger OF immediate
fatal Termination Nof his illness had
passed. n I, w 1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
LANE WILL CONDUCT
HEARING HERE TODAY
Officials Declare They Know
Nothing About Matter-Many
Rumors OF Probable SEN
sational Developments. I
Books Will Be Pro-
duced in Court. /
Summoned to Appear
Before Commission

w. p. Jarvis. with Warner Moore
d Company and Dunlop Mills.
Councilman II. Ollie Gates, with
w. Il. Johnston, Wholesale grain
merchant.
W. l.. Boyd, of w. $. Forbes &
Company.
Edward Thomas, chief clerk AUDI
itor of Disbursements, Chesapeake
aud Ohio.
L. w. Gentry, Broad Street Freight
Station, Chesapenke and Ohio.
II. Il. Finncy, agent Scnboard Air
Line.
L. F.. Swain, Broad Street Freight
Station, Chesapeake and Ohio.
II. L. King, agent Atlantic Coast
Line.
Samuel N. Chappcll, chief clerk,
Chesnpeake and Ohio Freight Station.
o. ID. James, auditor freight re-
ceipts, Chesapeake and Ohio.
e. NJ. Gregory, Jr., correspondence
file clerk, freight traffic department.,
Chesapeake and Ohio.
j. f. Jones, Ninth Street Station,
Chesapeake and Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
Tennessee for Tnft.

NASHVILLE. TENN, February IS
The Republican State Committee met
here to-day and called State conven-
ton to meet at Nashville March c5th.
President Roosevelt's administration
was heartily approved, and the reso-
lutions adopted, and William n. Taft,
OF Ohio. indorsed for the presidential
nomination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
In .JaII mt snIem.

ROANOKE, VA. February 1s.-
Shortly after Cauthorn was returned
to his cell in the Jail at Christiansburg.
Sheriff Martin and deputy slipped
him into carriage and drove to Ellis
ton, where train was boarded for
Salem. at which place Cauthorn was
locked up in Roanoke county jail for
safe keeping. Open threats TO lynch
Cauthorn are said to have been made
by citizens of Christiansburg, who do
not believe he was insane when he
committed the crime. Asylum guards
probably Will remove Cauthorn to the
Marion Asylum Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
Mother of Mrs. sturtevant.

Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.1
NORFOLK, VA, February 1S.-Mrs.
Irene Talbot was the mother of Mrs
Sturtevant. No information could be
secured at the home of Mrs. Sturtevant
tonight regarding the suicide of Mrs.
Talbot. The dead woman visited her
daughter last summer. and her body is
expected here tomorrow for interment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
LIFE SAVED BY DOG
Danyille NInn With His Bed on Fire
Aroused by Faithful Pet.

NrOusCU Dy FWItHIUI I-e1'
Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.]
DANVILLE. VA, February Is
Harry Detrick local tailor, had
narrow escape from being burned to
death early this morning at his home,
and attributes the saving of his life
to his faithful deg. He was aroused
at about 2 O'Clock by the dog pulling
at the bed clothing and awoke to find
the room lied with smoke. The cur
tain over the firegrate had caught
atire, and the flames had extended to
the bed. The fire was soon put out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
FOR DEFRAUDING UNcLE SAM
DanyiIlc Man Charged With Not Pny-
ing Proper Tax.
Especial 70 TIC ITHes-DIsPHtch.J
VA, February is,

DANV ILLT4, v 3f''I = Npf "IFy iIo'---I, :,
II. Bailey, who Is at the head OF the
Bailey Distilllng Company, which
operates a bonded whislsey dstillery
on the suburbs of this city, was ar
rested to-day on an indictment return
ed several days ago by the Federal
grand Jury at Big Stone Gap, charging
him with defrnuding tho government
Of revenue tax. He furnished bond in
the sum OF $4,000 for his appearance
before the United States Court in
.I.ynchburg during the March term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
BISHOP DUNCAN VERY ILL
Condition Such That None Of His
Family VIII Leave BedstLc.

AUGUSTA, GA, FebrUary IS,-A
Chronicle special from Spartenburg, S.
C., says Bishop W. w. Duncan. OF the
South Carolina Methodist Church, is
extremely i'll. None Of his family has
left the bedside to-day. The bishop
has been in III health for a year, from
an abscess on the back OF his neck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
ACCIDENT TO MRS. BRADLEY
Collision With Dog Results In Frac-
ture of Her Hip.

Mrs. ]. #, Bradley, of Fulton Hill,
suffered painful and serious accident
yesterday morning. While walking
across the porch of her daughter. Mrs.
d. 70, Dnker, large dog ran into her.
hip,
This is the second accident to occur
to Mrs. Bradley inithe last few months.
While driving with her brother last
October, the horse became frightened
and ran away throwing her out and
breaking her collarbone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
Morse In Court Again.

Il NEW YORK, February lS.--Charlei
w. Morse, tho former banker and
steamship company promoter, who
yesterday was indicted on charge of
perjury. to-day entered plea OF not
guilty to the charge and was released
IL. s..,y.Xs.g.Q ,nall. aaS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
Explonlon in plttsburr.

s PITTSBURG. PA, February 1s.--An
explosion OF turpentine on the fourth
floor of the CAPITAL Trunk and Bag Fac
tory, 1016-1020 Vickroy Street, to-day.
started a fire. which caused $50, 900 loss.
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CONTINUED on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
BIG CONTEST OVER
CHILD LABOR BILL
Physicians Asking to Have Spe.
cial License Tax Removed.
Maryland and Virginia
Delegations Agree
on Oyster
Laws.
BY LEWIS II. lIACHEN.
THE proceedings in the Gene,

Assembly yesterday might be
briefly characterized as untin-
ished huSiness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-04

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Pierce are visit
Ing their son and his wife, MIR. and Mrs.
Ralph Pierce, in Richford. Henry LABEL
has gone TO Warren-Mrs. Edward Hollis
has returned from New York-Mss Jesse
Wheeler passed Memorial day in Bur-
lngton.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Ross Of
Burlington spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
kcnyon.-Mrs Susan Ray and Miss Ann
McEwcn Of Burlington are spending a
few days in town Miss O'Neil of Bur-
lneton is the guest of Mrs. Howard
Barnes.--Iienry Baldwin of Potsdam is
visiting his sister, Mrs. II. A. Brccher
John Thomas, formerly of Charlotte,
died Thursday at tho homo of his daugh-
ter. Mrs william Steady, aged IS years.
lntcrment was made at the Catholic
church at East Charlotte Saturday The
condition OF Mrs. Frank Lavigne is
very critical.-Elmcr Patrick has return
cd from Burlington. suffering with cat
aract OF the eye.--IIenry Baldwin. who
spent a few DAYS with relatives here,
went to Burlington Monday to visit his
daughter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-04
SHOREHAM.

Mrs. ~ y. Cook entertained the
Moravian club last week at the annual
meeting The officers for tho coming
year arc President. Mrs. r. T.. Plat
vice. prcsidont Miss Agnes Bush: socrc-
tary, Miss Nellie Nottingham; treasurer,
Mrs. Maria smith,. j. Foster OF Bur
linEton was in town Thursday Mrs.
William Prcble and daughter of
Ticonderoga are guests of II. H. Prcblc. 49,
Or. c. W, Howard attended IA medical
meeting in Hartford, Conn. last week.
Mrs Patrick sullivan went to Burlington
Friday.
George Hammond OF New York passed
Sunday with his fami!y.--Miss Mabel
Towner Of tho telephone exchange is
having vacation.--Miss Mary NJ.
Isham will he the assistant in the ex-
change this summer.-Mrs. II. q. Ham
mond and son. guests of Dr. Mary
Plat, have returned to TIolyoke. Mass.
Mrs ]. c. BusbY of New York is a
guest at W. G. Larrahrc's DIR +. II.
Stoddard OF Shclhurnc was in town
Friday evening ana formed tho Alma
TIcndee Chapter, No. 70. order of East
ern Star-Mrs A. G. Dudley, matron.
and Mrs O. X. Collins, assistant mat
ron. attended the grand chapter meet
Ing in Burlington this week.--John
Moore and John Leonard are jurors
at Addison county court-Halsey Alb
boy of Boston passed Sunday with mis-
sister, Mrs II IT. Burge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-04
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Candidates to lie Nominated and Dele
gates Elected in This city
June 20.

The formal call for the democratic
State convention to be hold in this civ
June 26. follows:
a convention Of the der1ocratic yo,e~s
Of tho state Of Vermont is hereby called
n meet AT Burlington Friday. luna
26th. 1906 Mt ten o'clock in the forenoon
to nominate candidates FOR the Offices
OF governor. lieutenant governor. treas
urer. secretary Of State a1rfpnr of ac-
counts and attorney general ~ be sun
ported by the freemen Of the state at tho
biennial election IN be held TUESDAY son-
ternbcr list. lqH.
Also to nominate four a. presidential
electors 70 be voted for Tueed,v vo,.o,r.
Der 2. zoos
To eIcct four ~ ao,o~..o-
four aI,e-na.os - ~. r..:a,o, 49,.
crat., convcr,io, 70 ho haI, 80. ~,
1ulv TN 1q0s to no,ir,,a c.rdis,.o,
for rrosidan. nd ,.ico-,rosi4o,.
Also ~ eleo. , CO.. r......
tho ens,,inr .r.o vo.-s I'D 49, ..
any other husiross n-o,,,- - 80 49,. 49,,
tho convention
REPRESENTATION 8, ,bo o,-..o,,ta- -..u
be on the basis NJ ono do,os.,o t-or, o.a.
c.t, and tow, and ono additto,oI 49,
gate for car, e<.v notes ~ ,,,.,o- ,-..
,ion thereof c,e, 10, tho ,o,,,oo-a,t,.
dida.e for ,overro, T., ,.o.
Ds,e-,tos 40, % ,a o1..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-04
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDW1CK.

Memorial day exercises began at eleven
o'clock when Ellsworth Post, escorted
by the Sons of Veterans and band
marched to the North cemetery and
decorated the graves. Dinner was served
at the hall at twelve o'clock after which
the procession marched to the cemetery
graves were decorated and the G. A. r.
service used. The procession then pro-
ceeded to the opera house where an in
teresting program was given. Lincoln's
address at Gettysburg was read by j. II.
McLoud, who has had the honor Of read
ing this address for many years. Two
fine musical selections were rendered by
a Quartette composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis lnuson, Miss Josephine Lauson
and Fred Foster and an appropriate solo
was rendered by Mrs. Lauson. J. " Dutton
was the orator of the day and his ad-
dress held the close attention OF the
audience.-The operctta Pauline" was
given in the evening ny the Cabot
Dramatic club for the benefit of the
monument fund which is being raised by
Ellsworth Post and Relief Corps, -
George Harvey Of Philadelphia was a
guest at G. O. Kimball's Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace are the
parents OF son.-Thc United Workers
were very successful with the food sale
which they held in the Marshall block
Friday afternoon.-Mrs l.. $. Robie and
two daughters are visiting relatives IN
Bristol. y. H.-Airs. James Hay ana
children have returned from a visit in
Scotland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-04
HAD FIT IN COURT.
Something Doing When Louis Bouch-
ard Was trrniGncd before
Justice Stearus

There was excitement in Justice J.
7. Stearns's court Yesterday afternoon
when Louis Bouchard was arraigncd
Bouchard was charged with hindering
his SON, Napoleon. from attending
school. A case alleging truancy was
pending against Napoleon but il be-
ing represented that the father was
the one at fault mn the matter. the lat
ter was brought into court.
The complaint against tho elder
Bouchard was read and was interpret
ed to tho respondent by Oliver Lamora.
When asked to plead, Bouchard sud
denly threw nervous fit. Coming ont
OF the first paroxysm. he was immcdi-
ately seized with another. Meanwhile
Or. L. NJ bingham, who was on the
street, was summoned to attend to the
man. Bouchari came ont Of the Soc
ond attack and was taken to his home
In a hack
Milder excitement was afforded the
spectators in Justice Stearns's court
when the case against Joseph Barrett
for intoxication was taken NJ. Mem
erically. Barretts was a sixth offence.
He was sentenced to serve 30 DAYS in
Jail on disclosure, he claimed 20
have obtained his stuff from a man
whom he said was Henry Waters and
he followed this up with description
of the man. Tho Henry waters de-
scribed was found to have been dead
for several years Barrett will be
given chance for further disclosure.
Fred Richardson or Barre pleaded
guilty to being drunk and will serve
ten days in jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-04
ORWELL.

st PaulS court. {. o. F. was we'll rep
resented at Burlington last week We'd
nesday. Mrs. II. T. QUITS represented the
Womens Missionary Society at Wood
stock last week. --k,ios Ray and DR.. II.
F. Garald of Boston, who have been at
Fred Rays for a week. returned to Bos-
ton Mcnday.-C. Sanford is worse and
fears are entertained that he cannot
recover.--At the annual meeting Of the
Ladies' Sewing Society, Mrs A. J. Hough
was elected president, Mrs. H. T. Cults,
vice president; Mrs. j. S. Wilcox, sec
rotary and treasurer.-R T.. Brouse con-
tinues to gain.-H. d. Branch has been
elected delegate from the Congregational
Church at the State convention at st.
Adams. June . 10 1.-THE John A Logan
Post gathered Saturday at 200 p. m. in
the town hail TO listen to good pro
gram. An excellent address was given
by +. II. Phelps of Fair Haven.-W. G.
Hack and G. L. Smith are in Middlebury
jurors