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LIVELY RlpnINe AT eLAgNzER Art SALE

what Is said 70 Be g rare piece Of sixteenth cen
49, ,,-vs,r brought the highest individual price
z,e~-e-5av 81 the auction sale Of the Georges A
r-sserze- collection. AZ No 80 East zrh street
r. niece uras knocked down 70 Nj Einstein Tor
- Txenrv-sfx volumes Of Old books prlroeo IN
49, az latin n The sixteenth and seventeenth
,----,s t,-o,shr s2so 4 set Of die panels were
So far SO and & M. Smith obtained FOR 80 your
cs-ve5 Cupids A screen with I'VE carvings
b-a-gr- sss ard e canvas panel brought Se9 1hree
-r7--ssr6 so,1r hundred dollars was realized yes
.e-4sv TIE sale continues to-day al ! p n ] ne
,,z- - -,h,cr & regarded as the piece de resist
49, .. ne exhibition. viii be put up al p. m
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NEW GERMAN THEATRE.
80 < 2 = 81

= ..
The farce comedy. . < - g." which has had
a long and highly successful run in eIerrrlahy was
presented last night at the new German Theatre
at Madison avenue and seth street. The author OF
the piece is Gustav WED, Dane, who follows
the realistic method in satirzing social incon-
sistencies and foIbles. There is, therefore. more
real comedy than farce in his amusing ana clever
skit on the average human beings readiness TO
see twice two make five, instead Of four when
II especiallys-suits him thus to defy the laws OF
arithmetic How a young radical author. sent 70
Jail for reckless writing. became a conservative
and his highly respectable father-ir-laW. rooted
conservatives ofHcehoIder. became a radical when
there was q change IN the administration is Drill
family pictured. and there are other changes OF
point Of view almost as diverting Mr.. Burg played
the Imprisoned author and Heinrich NARROW was
highly effective first the frigid and then as the
+hexed out father-in-aw. The whole cast, in fact
was adequate. The piece is one Of the best OF us
sort seen for long time on the German boards
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WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-N' sshirs'on Oet' -.
TROPICAL disturbance that moved north"aro Over the
cs+an Channel Tuesday viii advance nortnV7ara over
- sa- he Florida peninsula during the next two Gays
CO.. warnings have been ordered for all Florida ports
80 AL interests been advised that Il VIII
=, 60 eo- vessels n the Florida waters
.r--,r Wednesday Thursday Showers nave col'Ill
ned from upper mississippi valley oFeT ire emo S
- - ,,r.r1 lake region and also along the Atlantic
rsa, from, New Jersey norrhWerd Showers have set IN
- the -sde and east Gulf and south Atlantic states
r--ezr.r4 except along Immediate west Gun coast
- leather has beeu Temperature has fallen de-
As1 over the British Northwest Territory In other
s,s,-,c+. n. changes have been unImDortant-
- "Wednesday rain will the south At
,. ana the middle Gulf states. and IN local
Is -be rainfall be heavy By Thursday the rain
- al advznce over the middle Atlantic states Ten
-,-. Will fa decidedly n the states Of the middle
go ,,r-e- Missouri Valley Wednesday. and the cool
,v. will advance 10 the upper Mississippi valley and
-. ,-es,er1 lake region by THURSDAY
ne $500 5ersrrHs wednesday European ports will
- -E+ 70 fresh winds and partly cloudy weather
10 me Grand Banks - 49,. 49,. Ill - ,g+,
the New tI-slHlll ''Ast VIII &c s-'t
N fresh west. becoming VAFihnle
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CHURCH TO BECOME PLAYHOUSE,
New Comedy Theatre to Occupy West 4lSt
Street Premises

A theatre. 10 be known as the New Comedy, IS
10 occupy the premises No los TO III West 4lsI
street on which stands the old home Of st Luxe 5
Methodist Church. The church edi7cs Is 10 Dc re-
fitted into a theatre for Charles Z Force
II will have q seating capacity Of 7o2 Its front
age will be 55 feet and its depth SO feet There
will be 2 parquet and Two balconies The work OF
altering the building will cost $4,000 Daniel e.
Malcolm and Charles I Berg are the archltects-
A theatre is also TO be built on the plot al the
.,-- Garner ~ 53d street and Sixth avenue. on
which ara four FIVE story buildings The property
which has a frontage Of s0-4 feet on the avenue
has been bought by the John E Olsen Realty
Cnrnnany.
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PRINCE NICHOLAS OF MONTENEGRO.
Erom DC Dundse Adrertiser

From The Dundee AdTertiser.
Amid the dynastic conflicts that have so often set
me Balkans in blaze there has never been any
wavering in the loyalty OF the Montenegrins 70
their prince Perhaps this devotion is not without
religious tnge. derived from the DAYS when The
prince was EIadika supreme head OF the Church
as we'll as OF the State but II Is certainly deepened
bv the character Of Prince Nicholas, who, though
he rules with strong hand moves as intimately
ar,onp his subjects as any country squire among
his tenants Also. for the Montenegrtns are
democratic people the bond may be strengt hened
nv the fact that Nicholas's consCrt. the Princess
Mlena was a peasant girl who won the princes
love one day when, weary traveller. ne rested IN
her fathers cottage. and she. as the custom was
and s in Montenegro washed his feet
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ERgmsrApr CORPS IN PARADE.

A R Whitney. IT. chief OF staff in charge OF
+ha Republican parade on Saturday. yesterday tod
Robert Broder:ck. commanding the Frerns'a1l
oor,e ~ Mile Mischief" IN which Lulu Chaser
q s+a-ring az the Lyric Theatre. that the Frem-
s+ad- corps under the charge Of Colonel Brodertck
would ~ expected totn the column IN East 9TH
r+-eer mar Madison taking position IN the
rear Of the paraders from the I'm FepuoAcan
r,e+ric+ The Fremstadt corps appears as the gar
-,so, ~ The barracks at Fremstndt IN Nile MIS-
chief" II n1usters twenty-four men
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THOMAS z. KENNY.

Halifax Oct. 27--Thonas z Kenny, one OF me
lea5sns merchants and bankers in Canada oleo 10
"a - his home Thornvale, Northwest Arm ne
v-ss president Of the Royal Bank OF CANADA ana
IS ~ several Years one Of the leaders Of the
r,-=e---z-+z-e marty n Novs Scotia His brother
e-5 business partner Edvsrd, was lost On the
T--a- Line steamer city Of Boston. which Ieft
HALIFAX n 1888 ana was never heard q a1terwaro
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A SULLIVAN THEATRE PARTY.

On "Wednesday night. November Il. all the sulli-
vans in town and in the surrounding villages VIII
gather 1t the New York Theatre under the au-
s-,oe= ~ C,o1ar and Harris and Big Tim" It IS
70 be = genuine reunion Of the clan. and all VIII
,oi7 in The singing Of song called sullivan
which Is ore o. the hits Of The American Idea
F-1or-v Little Tim" John L and James T. sui
ivan viii be among the great" OF the family in
attendance that night.
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Died.

Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE w4n b
r-published In the Tri-weekiy Tribune vfthous
charge.
Ferris James r Nyssrt. Martha
EtoWeiI Ssrsn g n SieoH- Henry D
Langstroth Mrs e Senator william p 4.
Il Bout!nIer. Eliza5.th smith Frank n
, Me2ernott Ala, Allan L ss.e6iH. HsrEsst 2
MsE7l'' Ts5 Isns A T1aeZ Eli1 s1o
Murray. Ruth 8 wilson h' Ri-.iand A
FaRI9a osoOs . Ja.. Eoy:: E:rT.. IN ss e. %
- Prospect westneld. n J.. "Wednesday octo5sr
rs at p n
Hospital. PhTsd@iphia penn sa-sh c HIzhAra- rte
asha ., cs4..,o a So. q ss' fsai
kETCH.MaAt TonEsrs ~: - = oe59'e =, q eeoss
servir-, hI. lat. r-.s5e1e- % ~ XarA sroad~sy
carriages .n meet tss tain leaving Grana Central
Mrs Frederick LanEstroth- Funeral s-ryfc.s rom
PelleUiIis a av ee' Plo5r1a.1s ea Wein.sasy
family.
LE BoUTILLIER sgn4ay October = POS n =;
yssr EIzso-;a sl1rsT aausas. = 9a5Ea-s, az.
invited to attend funeral services - as
morning October Is 1905 a. 1880 o'eiocs-
N S6 Fs.9 Manfs 2o' s WIZ a. s -ss :
DanieI Mo5 5'esT IN 5er "a yea
MpERMorT-on Monday October Is ais rs.sas7 ~
D.rrno,t sssf - years F4B-rsi 1rfTst.
MKHLEss-on Monday. October 2s. 1905. az Plaaneia,
S ~, sens a.. A. 49, q as ~ =, pls51-d
y J. Wednesday. October .. a. s-a5 Int--n-1e
MARIISv0n Tqesesy 0steeer 2 laos e9.-r a. '1srr
f2i f II the '''S '''' - ana N'''
MRRaT -, Pso az California On Fa "a, s.y I'm
Lsndey Marray o. seT York CITY siss year y
i5LaE A5ml Tndersif q LIasen AS- ossla-
n 1875 q % srss.! FfA aa Tain .92ias sd
Central station 424 St az IlIo Iat.F7 49,, a
Mass '5'1 papers please cosy s'15.'''-
MYcATT.At cna1y oe.ossr "a IN v ne "a
Thomas Nysst. se5viees a. the house. cha1y-
L a a s s'id5e es5e4 81 t7 iso ssy bea:
H..o D Fqns+. ss5vess -. w 0 eci Sd a
m Ga-rt1sss 81 nes ,9s ar 800 ~ f1-y
West 42t st a. II - n c9n2eetins YIN -. rT1-1
NV Yo-. a. 80 . n Philsdeipnia payers please
HoR7ox-At Lawrence Long Island. OCTOBER .. 800.
Io4n L 3 NarT2n szea = y1aT: ~ wsns.a1
October y a. $50 , y Friends ar invited In'er-
husband q Msry Parry Davies and son e
Nicholas and Henrstta schlatt-r % Gaesssn
els late residence No 34I Grand Ave- rook5 ,.sss
papers please copy
sNITH-on Nondav. October q. AZ as 4sne q esv-
Island. after lingering Illness Fre1k u -
loved husband Of Kathari1. 5tapetor smith Fuaers-
from Roman Catholic Chapel on t+o-errors lslaaos
"Wednesday 10 a
sPRoLE-At Pot5sville. Penn o. Mosaay oesOoes p:
s iIe ssqF5 ,fs s54 ana Bate gpr. q soo
lyn. Intermsnt az Hewburs. y 7
sTEBBI2As SsT Te: Go9 s. = III. . y s a
n s5.b5ins Fu6sfsf private
TRACY-On Tuesday October r. 1908. ate r-ss-
dence New York City. Elizabeth Bennett widow ot
ire late Frederick Tracy and daughter q rhs late VIII
IAN : Wilson. her s6th year Fl1-ra services az
Church thursday. The zsr1
= leaving Grand Central station
I1-10 a n
Won TFfJ-N-C1 October ~ Henry @ Won Thun- Fu-
7a-aT residence Nc 81 Marcy
ave BROOKLYN WEDNESDAY I 50 .
VII SON-On Tuesday October y. Kirkland A wilson.
tr Funeral from % parents No. % 81
John Place. Brooklyn. Wednesday. October = leo-
1890 n
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARIE- and Mrs cyrus caTti7 zso PhiI
adeIPhia BELMONTCLT;,7 1890 EFF4,
9sToRA6ert White s, EdiROurgh Hd a2+IANDT
- - Ionp United States Consul al Venice
Erankljn EfrT-s4f s. k2l-a
SS o- Ru~aJo WOLCOTT-E- 4 Alderman. pres
t5ent Of the University OF Virginia: WAI,D0Hf-
-kST0PT A-CTeorge 3. Haynes, Buffalo; James I.
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M pu BOSE RECEIVES DEGREE.

TIE degree q Doctor OF Divinity was conferTe 81
u2or The Rev Dr. William p Du Bose by lean
E-ffard L Robbins u the General theological sem
mary special service helo yesleI-as q
s. - chanel q The seminary. Dr. DU Bose. who
was presented by the Rev Dr. Roper, Is freq
SPOKEN n IS the leading theolog1an Of this age
F4e Is The author Of The Soterology Of The Ne"
Testament The Gospel IN the Gospels ana
c.ber theological works The degree conferred upon
hin Yesterday was voted by the trustees Of the
seminary last June.
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Or. BULL SLIGHTLY WORSE.

The condition Of Dr.. William T. Bull who has
been seriously i'll for more than month, and IS
now confined TO his bed at the Plaza Hotel. was
reported last night to have grown slightly worse.
A bulletin issued by Dr.. Joseph A Blake and the
attending physicians said that, although Dr. Bulls
condition had become slightly worse toward even
ing he was resting comfortably late last night.
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Special Notices.
To the Employer.

Do you want desirable help QUICKLY
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE BY consulting
the file Of applications OF selected aspirants Cor
positions OF various kinds which has Just been
installed at the Uptown ONCE 81
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
No 1864 Broadway.
Between 36th and 37th Streets
ONCE hours: 9 a m TO p.
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John ). VAUGHN.

JOIN : Vaughn. ASSISTANT serseant-at-aTTns o.
ne Board Of Aldermen. and a prominent Dello
- -,-l4-fcfs- On Staten Island died suddenly at
-ss lov,= n TottenvilIe on Monday morning from
a-71lexv NJ Vaughn was born On Staten Islanc
3 -s.s and always lived there In 1882 he vas
e-ec-ed Sheriff o. Richmond County and served
- three Years In 1915, when Richmond County
- : - %, IN, oirv ha YES elected Alderman
one son ard one daughter survive him
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EARTHQUAKE FELT IN ILLINOIS.
by Telegraph 70 The Tribune J

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Cairo III. Oct IA severe shock thought 70 be
81 earthquake felt here AZ s2s o'clock this
evening II vas accompanied By e rumbling sound
and lasted four OF Eve seconds The general dtrec-
Ts1n was from soJtL-sOuthwesI 70 r0rth-n9rtheasf
The scene Of the great earthquake of I'LL is only
few miles from Cairo. across the Mississippi
River, 10 New Madrid County As.
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-ueEe MORE OHIO COUNTIES "oRY."

Columbus Ohio Oct. 27--Temperance forces won
three county option elections to-day. as follows;
craan County dry by 80 q saloonsl; Williams
County. dry by lips us saloons)' Trurnoun County.
- 49, oo I'D saloons A total or o45 saloons have
bee, voted out under the county option Law 70
date
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TAFT AND THE LABOR VOTE.
rom The Baltimore Sun Dem


Judge Taft has shown by his action that he
svr1pathizes with the laboring man in his strug
giles that he never has failed TO aid him when ne
could do so. and. above all he has never sought
IN deceive him BY fair words and Elittering prom
ises He mas promised the lahorins man that II
elected 10 the Presidency. he viii. so far as in
him lies give labor a square deal II he prom
!sed more than that he would discredt himself
and would not deceive any intelligent worker
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HARTMAN ORDERS OPEN CAR SHOPS.

cambria Steel Company. which have been idle
since last spring will resume work Thursday with
a full complement Of 1900 men Orders from the
Hartman lines alone. II IS said. are SUFFICIENT 20
run the plant until the first Of the year
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EcriIeE ON CRAFTSMANSHIP.

...,,- Frederick Sheldon. president Of the Shell
-, school Of Chicago. will deliver q lecture on
.scia-tiac saIesmanship" before the craftsmanship
Lass Of New York University at the university
t,1iIdinr Washington Square East, on IhuTsdaS
, - o,cloclx The lecture will be free.
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NATIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMENT.
WEST IS IN LINE
Louis GIohe-Democrat.

From The ST. Louis Globe Democrat
The big fight which the Republican leaders are
making to sweep the East will give courage the
party all over the country The West may be re-
fed on 70 give larger majority for Taft than IL
gave for Mckinley in 1896, and II may give as big
a vote 70 him Mckinley received in 1900. Now
let New York and its neghbors rise the situation
grardly.
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SHOPNORN WARES

From The philadelphia Press
When Mr. Bryan spread his and nos
tryms and plans last July and August all labelled
sShaU the people rule?" they looked fetching. BY
SeptemBer he had made great progress
But time discussion and agitation are against
Mr. BRYAN They were in 1895 and 1904 They
sre now The with job or without one
with a little property big one. is asking him
self After all. Why7'
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SECRETARY METcALF IMPROVING.

y,-.s,,-g4o- oct 27-Secreta-y Metcaf who Is
confined "a his home BY illness, was better to4aay
= Is enacted he v.ll be compelled 10 keep 10 MS
ron, sor me remainder Of the week
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LABoR's INTEREST IN THE FIGHT

From The New York Globe.
Despite the yeping Of Gompers, labor and the
labor unions will be better OF next winter II Mr..
Taft is elected than il nc is defeated. This not be
cause Mr.. Taft is any more the friend Of labor"
than ne any other element, but because things
so completely organized that we must all go
I'D together down uOgether-CannOt rid our
selves even 4 would. OF interdependence.
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thfs country and address, changed ofen
desired Subscriptions be given your regular
dealer before savins Il convenient. hand them
in AZ TRIBUNE Ofce--
SINGLE COPIES
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DAILY. 5 cents IRI-WEEkLE. cenr8
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UNDERWRITERS

FRANK z. CAMPBELL. PATS West 23d 81 CnapslA.
Private and pubIi- an5ul-7ces Tel 1874 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt he worldwide known Under
Only place q business S-h Ave and 18Th
81. Largest T world Tel 124 and ~ Chelsea
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

In readily ucc.ssibs BY Harlem Grand ce~
Station Webster and Jerome avenue reys a1t -
carriage. $50 up. Tslsphons ASS G-z1-ercy tor
Book OF representative
OH5c.. 20 East 23t s.. New YORK City
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THANKS TO GOVERNOR HUGHES.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The president Of the New York Life lnsur-
snce Company says the laws recommended by and
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OBITUARY.
CARDINAL SALVADOR cAsANAs.

7z-,ero7a Oct cardinal Salvador Casanas
PAGES. Bishop q Barcelona died here from apo
rex to-day He was born IN 1884, and was created
Z cardinal Il 1895.
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Highest Temperature yesterday Is degrees i.' al
raee Tor corresponding safe last thtrfy-tGre 3rats -
FT.reeazt f1l. ta-iay. Wednesday fair IhLTs4ay n
.-ssstue e oeciness Fresh west "iIds De
coa.L1x variable
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LIKE OLD TINES.
From The Buffalo News

Mr. Bryan will be strongly reminded Of 1895
when he sees or reads about the great parade Of
tho business men Of New York Saturday next,
October 81. II IS stated that at least eighty
thousand men will march, and probably hun
dred thousand. The demonstration will be the
largest seen in New York since the famous sound
money parade in Bryan first campaign. And MI
BRYAN knows what happened that time.
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ONLY HIS PAST" AGAINST BRYAN

From The CharlestOn News and COURIER
We suspect that Mr.. LCharles FrancisI Adams
will vote for Judge Taft chiefly because he is
other victim OF the "anti-Bryan habit" because
he cannot trust Mr.. Bryan, the free silver agt-
+ator Of twelve years ago His attitude simply
discioses that there is nothing substantial upon
which 70 oppose the Nebraskan except his past
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Forecast for Special Lo'f5lIIFs.-F0F ~ IHEI7I0
= -, ~ov york fair t9-day: Increasing clouciness
-,,.ds, with rain southern portions. fresh west
winds becoming variable --,.--,.
So Fersey Delaware and Maryland. increasing eloud
nesa today. rain tonight and ihIrsaaF' "i'aS s-E
10 - U,letern Pennsylvania and Western New York
49,. today and THURSDAY. light 70 fresh variable
winds
,t oe,cisJ Kecord-The following official record
- re weather Buren, the charges IN the TEN
st,rs FOR the last tVenrytou- hours in comparison
-. L
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Domestic Rates
~ FAIRLY MAIL. TRAIN

BIZ EARLY MAIL. TRAIN
al points TIE United s,aes ard M--oo Cooestaa
~ BrrouK q Manhattan Tre Also.
Cuba porto Rico. Hawaii and Philippines witness
exr-a expense for foreign postage
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Canadlan Rates

Mail Subscriptions IN New York City 70 re DAILY
I'd RI-WEEKLT will - -c-1
extra postage addition the rates named above
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For points IN Europe @ouari-s n Ire Cntv.r-.s
Postal Union The TRIBUNE VII % mailed ths eoi-
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Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE w4n -
r-published In the Tri-Weekiy Tribune vithous exfrs
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.-aturs for twenty ou- hours IN comparison
5s4tr the corresponding cate n last year
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23
THE NINTH VERMONT.
Annual RcUniou win Re Held at
Montpelier, February 20.

The Ninth Vermont Veteran association
viii hold IT'S annual reunion in the hall
Of Brooke Post q. 4. r.. Montpelier, Feb
ruary y. The meeting will be called at
4@o y. m. at which time important bust
Of officers, In the evening there will hc
= campfire, which will be a most interest
ing affair, as the program includes AID
dresses by distinguished soldiers and
citizens
Since the death of Colonel Dudley X.
Andres of Bradford. who was the last
president, there has been no reunion O.
tho association, and it is earnestly de-
sired that every member of the old
regiment will be present. If the papers
throughout the State Of Vermont VIII
publish this announcement their kind
ness will hc greatly appreciated, Official
notices have just been issued 10y
Lieutenant Richard +. Parker SEQ
rotary, West Derby, who viii Zee
glad to hear from every Ninu. Yer
mont man who expects to be present tn.
executive committee consists OF cumrado,
]. Henry NancOr, Company n. Charles
Van St-nbcrg, Company 4. and Theodore
s. peck. Company II. who, REPRESENTING
the members of the associations apprcri-
ate the courtesy Of Brooks Post i'm
| rendering them the use Of thei~ hal.
II is expected that the ra Dads will
| charge convention rates, or the same as
| will he allowed for the annual encamp-
ment Department Of Vermont, G. A. r
t. be held February 3 and p