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The Washington herald., 1908-05-22

JAS A. SAMPLE.
A. p. CRENsHAW.
JOHN QUINN.
PHILIP G. AFFLDCK.
JOHN II. CORNING.
II. CORNELL WILSON,
HARRY II. PACKARD,
II. S. POWELL.
JAS. 7. GIBBS.
VIZ. II. MARTIN.
CHAs. G. ROBINSON,
J. MARTIN sCRANAGE.
W. W. BOWIE.
g. I. BEsSELIEFRE,
NEWTON II. CLARKE,
VA. P. CHALICE,
VA. Z. ABBOTT,
H. p. HUDDLES0N.
J. CLARENCE PRICE,
DfFaa0-4
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton 4 Co.
members Ne" York Stock Exchange, G. Bowie Chip
man. manager. 1901 street northwest
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/
/ I. BEsEoR R, WALTERS, CashieT q the sboFe-
named bank, DO solezpnly swear that the above
statement IS true, % she best Of ny knowledge ard
/ belief BESTOR r. WALTERS. Jr., Cashier.
/ Subscribed ard sworn 20 before M this 1s day
Of May. 1875.
GEO. ". SIADERT,
/ Notary Pubic
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Citizens Savings Bank,

N~~S1S ~ ~FAAA5S ~H<AS43
At Washington, D. c.. at the close Of business
May IA, 1905.
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BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Washington Mechanics Savings

At Washington. in the District Of Columbia. at the
close Of business, May i, 1858
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Needed by the Country.

Shall we give up this man in the full
power Of his intellect and abilities? To-
day we are in the midst of the struggle
for civic righteousness. Japan and Cuba
know that in him they have a friend who
will give ali square deal Nov, II ever.
ought we to follow Lineoln's advice not
to swap horses in the midst Of the stream,
Theodore Roosevelt has e duty By us. 20
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
F Huber. Manager.

To Mr. O. MT : Holmes Butler, Estate -
Geo. z. Waring. Mr. or Mrs. OTTO
Dreher. ] Purvis Carter Mrs. c. "
SaaIburg Or. A j. Sh-ive- A r
Miner Alfred l. Lottiue-s Miriam H
Quinn. H c. De Rivera Mrs " R Rog-
ers. Victoria Dray. " Y Newman. y 4
c Chandler Mrs Jeanne 2 Allison. Wis
ne- Rapid Envelope Sealer Co. Ms Pau
In. ] Frank. George Rovrrou- p J. Bern
hard Walter A BurleiEh. E z Smith. F.
II Io0ruis. Alan r Ferguson or Cor
stance + FERGUSON Rrnrv r. Leo. p. O.
Nowlin. Mrs r Duclos, Tomas SacSel Mrs.
Annie L Harvey n :. Wiisou- Ms sarah
Martin Mrs NJ Starr aut Mrs Anna g.
Williams. You and each n You ere hereby
notified tlzt the time fcr the payment 81
our lien upou the property hereinsftrr Do
scrihed having expired after cue notice
thereof had been given you. We VIII cause
such property % wit: Household goods
personal effects and merchandise. stored tn
the Columbia Storage Warehouses hy you
or IN your narre for IN which Won nav have
an fntereSD. 20 - sold AZ puhlle auction.
according 70 the statute ~ such cases made
and provided AZ Nos. So - West 67th
81 on Saturday. November @ist. te0s, az
IO:sn a. m. and n the sale th~r-cs e net
completed on said date the sans Will ~
continued az the same place On each and
every saturday thereafter beginning AZ
1870 a m. untn the sale Il coulpisted
Ssx Xsrk. SoYsmssE a. Isos.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
STORAGE NOTICES.
CABRINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
gS4 Third ave.

CARRINGTON STORAGE WAREHOC Uses.
SS4 Third ave,
New York. Nav 9th. 1908
To Mrs c. Agnew. Mrs q, I5l-i BrAa---z-'
Beau Brummell = lorsi. David B-anc, r
I Berwick. Nora Bend. Franz carson.
Bridget Creamer. Mrs Robert cars MIS-
q FTsnfdes Z clifford, Mary Clancy, Rose
TIfnrou Jonn CocOran, F. Cllt1rc. o. C-l--
fort. b. Courors. Margaret Callahan, Nel-
Ife tonICu Annie Drumn. Ann DiInord.
J,hu Doe Mar Evans Jane EoWl--. SIS
l-Isn{sbers Mrs < Fischer. NJ Fleming.
Narv Foley. Mary Flynn Joe Fox. MS A
Ganthier, Mary r Groves. &r- eirah%nl. 4.
HaDner Marv Holden. Lillian Jones. Bessie
Jefferson. Kate Kenuey, Thomas Kelly,
J0seph Koehler. George Koch, F. Lee. MS
II Initial. Mary lawiess. 9Is- Lon
ms owen NcQUIrk- Bessie McGClness.
Mrs McCIOrern. Julia Murphy, Cath2rtne
Matthews. Carrie Major. Ms II Murray
Nora Murphy Mrs 4 Newman. Annie Il
son W II Osborne. Mrs ". O Conne4.
M. y sullivan Mary Qu'rE. Mrs. Reynolds,
Kate Reed. F A Robinson. MS EtuSWald.
Robert ;. Roberts. Lizzie Reilly, Mrs W
scUIIy. Eliza Shannon. J sharp Ars- Geo
-uartouJ Mr. SchichL Kari Scho0i maker.
Mrs Talbot Wm. II Weber. Eliza " alsn. I.
You and each or YOU are hereby notified
that the time for payment of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. We viii cause such property. 70
wit household goods. personal effects and
In the Darlington storage Warehouse. 20
Be cold AT public auction. according % the
statute in such case made and provided. at
Thomas Bove's Auction Rooms. 80 East -th
st New York city. on Friday November
2Oth- 1908. az 1880 a n. and II ths sale
thereof Is not completed On the said date
the sale viii be continued at the same place
On everv Friday thereafter. beginning az
1890 e. m. until the sale e completed
THE CARRINGTOS STORAGE WARE
HOUSES.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12


Resolved That the results OF the inquiry
made by this Board as 20 the E2oEsy value
OF the proposed franchise. H1d the ace
uuacy Of the compensation proposed % oe
paid therefor and OF the terms aha eoLl-- e5-.,-
tious are as specified and fully set Iortl
in the said ordinance approved y 1n9
Mayor August =, 1904. as amended oy the
foregoing form OF proposed cgUcracr Tor tr-e
consent OK such ruOdtf-atioDs and alrera-
tions:
Resolved. That these preambles and reso-
lutions. including said resolution -tor @ Lae
consent Of the City Of New YORK 20 ne
notifications and alterations as applied for
by the New York WeStchester and Boston
Hallway Company. and said form OF pro
posed contract FOR the grant Cf said iran
chise or right containing said results OF
such inquiry after The same shah Be en-
tered in the minutes OF this Board sna4l oe
published for at least twenty t-91 DAYS IN
uediarelv prior to November I5. 1905. n
the 'Citv Record and al least twice Dur
ing the ten days immediately prior 20 NC
veTnber Is 1905. IN two daily newspaPers
70 be designated by the Mayor therefor. ara
published in the City Of New York. al tho
Boston Raifw2y Company. together with the
following notice. q Wit
Notice Is hereby given that The Board
% Estimate and Apportonment before az.
thorfZing any contract for the consent or
the CITY 10 certain notifications and altera-
tiOnS in the routes or the New YORK w est
chester and Boston Railway company. as
granted by ordinance Of the Board Of Alder
men approved by the Mayor August 2 1904,
and amended by resolution Of the Board
OF Estimate and ApDortiourneut approved
bv the Mayor July o. 1905. and for tbs
consent OF the City 90 certain notifications
in the terms and conditions OF the said
ordinance such notifications and aite-a-
tiOns being fully set tortn and described
in the foregoing form OF proposed contract
for the grant or such franchise or right
and before adopting any resolution author
fling anv such contract will. az a meeting
OF said Board. % be held IN the Old Council
Chamber in the City Hall Borough ot Nan
haitian City of New York. on November 13,
1905. az 10 30 O'Clock a m. hold a public
hearing thereon at which citizens shall be
entitled to appear and b heard
Dated October 2. 1908.
JOSEPH HAAG.
Secretary.
Note. On October :. 1898 the Mayor
designated the New York Herald and the
New York Tribune as the daily news
papers in which the foregoing resolutions
forrs OF contract and notice q public hear
ing should be published
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
P4ECEL-2
BRoADMAY


-rst norton =, the premises described
o. Pa-~aI n which Is iguared ~ Lns
isr-er "a Is shown upon tbs following d-a,-
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BY CHARLES E. WARREN.
-
State of New York. city and County OF

X
New York.
CHARLES e WARREN. being duly
sworn, says that he is Eice-President OF the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company, the
petitioner herein; that he has read the fore
going petition and knows the contents
thereof, and that the statements contained
therein are true 10 the know edge Of de
pouent. except as to those matters which ara
therein stated On information and belief.
and as to such matters he believes 1t to be
true.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received a. their Uptown
ONCE. No. 1854 HroadwaY bet" cen soth
vertisernents received at the following
kranch sflces at regular office rates until
s o clock o. m, viz 2o4 sth ave. 8. g
cor 23d ct 152 9th ave. cor. i2tn ST 1O4
East l4th st. 26T West 42d ST. betwsen
7ta ane sih syss. 26s Vest l25th sI5
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
FURKrERs AND LADIES' TAnoEs

A LETBHOLZ. practical furrf@r T3I An
sterdan ave. bet 95th and 98th 50. Tsl.
T2S=-Efver.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

NURSERY GOyERNEsS take en-
tire charge OF one or two children:
teaches English branches good references
city or country F.. Miss FttzGerald's Bu-
reau sos 9Th ave. corner 42d 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

HOUSEWORR.-By neat young English
vidow,-With boy . years old. good cook
and laundress: wages very moderate Ir-
wins Bureau. - West 11th st
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

/ sEAALSTRESS and assist with other work:
/ understands cutting and htting: has best
/ references; Finnish woman. Jussia Bu-
reau $50 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

New York, October 2s, 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

FCE-F-R 6~ ASSISTANT JANITOR II Of
- ruIEl-c Gr school Reilly. care oc
= --- 900 Ezzr go 81
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

CCorporzts SsaL}
Attest:
CITY Clerk
NF.W. YORK WESTCHESTER AND Bph-
TON RAILWAY COMPANY.
By
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

| LAUNDREsS. First class: understands all
branches plain and fancy ironing shirts
/ collars and cuffs: best OF references. z.
G.. Mrs Golfers Agency. 122 West 23d st
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

GERMAN WOMAN. with daughter H. to
40 entire work of small country family.
$40. bast references. Miss shea's Bureau.
5 East 42d 81
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

COUPLE--8iau usefUI table or outside
work wife cook ana ladndress: both Ger
man. young. neat. references Carl ~
nsthewsou's Bureau SIS 9th ave Tel
gT6-BTyant-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

/ sEAMsTRESs.- Capable American woman
as ladys maid and seamstress. perrus-
/ nent or BY day or week moderate Useful.
/ l57 East l25th 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
DEATH OF MISS M. A. ARMS.
Nurse Contracted Pneumonia while
Caring for n Patient

Miss N nnio y. Arms, one Of the best
known nurses in the city, died at the
Graduate Nurses Home about II o'clock
Yesterday morning. after few DAYS
illness with pneumonia, contracted while
following the duties Of her calling. on
February l., while suffering with q
severe cold, She went To stowe to caro-
for a case Of pneumonia and returned II
burlington last Friday. intending to SO
to her home in Richford the next day
for a short rest. She was unable to do
50, however. and her illness soon he-
came SO serious that a sister. Mrs, NJ.
H. Mandigo, of Richford, was summon
cd
Miss Arms was born in St Armand,
=. q, March !, 1850, received her cdu-
cation in the Richford schools. grad
uatod from the Mary Fletcher hospital
training school IN lSA and thereafter
made hey home In this city. Many friends
here and in other places where she has
bccn engaged will always remember hcr
devotion and faithfulncss and her cheer
ful disposition in the trying hours ot
sickness. Besides her sister Mrs. Man
digo. She is survived ny another sister.
Annie, and a brother. Howard. both q:
St Armand. L. @ She was a member
Of the Baptist Church OF Richford.
whittier the remains will he taken after
a service Of prayer at the nurses home.
- North Union street, at 9:l5 O'Clock IN =
morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
PROBATE COURT.
Summary of business Transacted dur
ing wv" Weeks Ending Ech. rs.


fS'"'' "l l-"'l"S y. '"' hS"h' H'll''"'
VII PROVED; 'h"rI"S II JACKSON ap-
p"lh'"d executor
Ls't'' OF Jane M'l'auEhIlf' iHFIlH|
ION. License To sell real estate grant
ed
Estate of Lucy NJ sherman Rur-
Ilhgton' iiarrl'l /" sherman aPp"lh'-
ed administrators; administrators IN
vontory filed.
r9'"'' VI ''"'f w ''"N'' H9N'N' 80
G. Nichols appointed administration
Hiram f.. Pi"rsou and II. w. Rice com
'ilHSl''''S an" 'PP'"'
Estate Of Helen NJ, Ballard turning
ton, VIII filed for probate; hearing
March :; Henry Greene ana K e. stone
appointed appraisers
ES'at" of Mary l'utr"Sn"' ste EmlIl"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Winters Series viii Come :" an End
in Calais Tomorrow.

Fred l.. Davis of Pomfrct, secretary
Of the state board Of agriculture, WAS
in the city yesterday and addressed the
class at the dairy school Tho series
Of meetings held Wy the board during
tho winter will be completed in calais
on Friday. The meetings, Twenty-Five
in number. have been largely attended
throughout the state. The attendant"
in the afternoons aggregated Loo ana
in the evenings fully $500, making
total of 4 600 who have come under
the instruction of the board. The
speakers in tho various towns lnclud-
ed the secretary, Fred |" Davis; Sena-
tor i. l.. Russell Of shrewsbury; DR..
IT, D. Holton of Brattleboro; G. w.
Gates OF Franklin, u. Walker Mckeen
of Frysburg. Me, ami Prof. J. !" HIS
Of the University of Vermont Every
county has been reached with the ex-
ccption Of Grand Isle and ESSEX, where
field meetings will he held next fall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
Women Worry

More than men, says DR.. McComb, and
one reason is that their nervous organiza-
tions are more delicate. True, and Hoods
Sarsapsrilla is.iust the ncrve-builder, APP
petite-giver, and blood-purifer they need.
indigestion 8 Years. was troubled
with Indigestion for three years. read of
Hoods Sarsaparilla and tried 1t. After TAX
ing u number of bottles | was completely
cured" MRS. J. H. HALEY, DeSoto, Mo.
Nervous, In Pain, No Appetite
H nd poor health for years, pain In shoulders.
back and hips, with constant headache. ner
vousness and no appetite. Took Hoods Sar
saparilla- gained strength and can work hard
all day. eat heartily and sleep we'll" Mrs. Il.
GIpFHIs, Moose Lake, MINI.
Rhcuma tisn1-"l had rheumatism in one
of my ankles. but Hoods Sarsaparilla soon
gave me permanent relief. recommend
Hoods Sarsaparilla," Mrs. ANN HUTCHINSON.
Lafayette, Col.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere
In the usual liquid, or in tablet form called
Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre-
pared only by C. l. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
we Do Stamping Che ]. ~. meHu$ldn %.
tor; Coburn w. Pierce and simon y.
DeGree commits sionerS.

tor; Coburn w Pierce and simon y.
Degree commits ioners.
Estate of Sarah j. White, Colchester
'non COMPOSE. Appncation for license
10 sell real estate; hearing March 6.
Estate Of John r. Roberge Bur
lington. Application for license 70
sell real estate; hearing February %
Estate of william Clifford, Shelhurnc.
Will filed for probate; hearing March
II,
Estate of Laura Lovely, Essex Ar-
plication for license TO sell real es-
tate; hearing March -
Estate of Sidney T. Martin Essex.
Application for settlement and decree:
hearing March -.
Estate of Nancy Il. Chase, ESScT.
IN filed for probate; hearing March
IL
Estate OF NJ Amanda STANLEY Bur
lington. Hobart J. STANLEY appointed
administrator; also appointed guard
ian for minor heirs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
GOING TO MOI \NBIQIE.

MI and Mrs, OTIS W. Barrett of
Washington, u. c., are preparing To sail
March for Europe ana Africa Mr..
departmcnt Of agriculture IN Mozamhi-
que for In" portuguese government.
Headquarters VIII Toe at Lournco Mar
ouez. the capital Since leaving the
University of Vermont Mr.. Barrett has
spent considerable time in tro ical asri-
cultural work for thc British. Mexican
and American governments Mrs Bar
rctt will he remembered as Miss Bessie
Lou Stcarns, L. V. NJ. -. daughter Of
g. II. St.arns Of THIS city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27

The first witness for the defence Was
DR.. : T. Maynard ~ Burlington, VINO
testified as TO tho present condition Of
Mr. Phclps's ankle. He had made an
examination OF thu member and gave It
as his opinion That Mr.. Phelps has
fully recovered.
DR. +. r.. Insolvency.. also of BuVlnE-
ton, was used as an expert only. He
gave the opinion, based upon hNpo-
thctical questions, that Mr.. phelps must
have recovered from @ny ui":icS received
at tb,. tirrc Of Tho accident
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
RAILROAD CASE BEGUN.
Testimony Taken in G. D. Phelps S
$4,000 Suit.
PIaintiT Claims n Permanent Injury
and II Supported by New Jersey
Observation-Disclosures Sur
gcons Think Otherwise.

'rhc case of Charles n. Phelps vs.. tho
Rutland Railroad COMPANY an action ,o
recover $4,000 for injuries alleged to
have been sustained in boarding a rail
road train in tms city. occupied the at
tcntion of tho entire second dav of mi
ted states court yesterday and several
more witnesses are yet to be examined.
The plaintiffs testimony was completed
early in the afternoon, when "A motion
for verde, for tho defendant was over
ruled
In this case the plaintiff ,s represented
10y II. ". Chittcndcn and II. Il. Shaw of
this city. while the railroad is reprc-
scntod by II. H. Powcrs Of MorrisvilIe.
senior counsel for tho company. r. NJ.
Mchion of Rutland ana V. A. Bullard
of this city.
The jury is made up Of Charles H. Fer
rim Of Montpelier Chest. H. Giffori Of
Milton. =. e. Hammond Of Franklin. j.
Il Henderson of Burinrton NJ. ". ifins-
dale OF st GEORGE, !. II Middlcbruok of
Burlington H. T.. Shaw Of stove. G. f.
Smith at Morris pwn, g. q. stevens Of
st Alhans. coor-a Stor, Of St Al
bans. Rodnov StYrtcvan, IF Fairfield and
Henry Todd Of Burlington
After brief oroning statement by Mr.
Chittondcn for tbo plainuN Il. r cut
Ter testified tu making photographs of
tho Sccrr Of tn. trouble north of the
railroad station . this cit-. and II. "
Mclntoah explained a plan " the same
section Of the rHilroad property. show
ing how tho tracks lay and roprcscnting
l'"thcr features ~. oh figure in tho case.
prNI%'rf TL,Sr-tL,tt,s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
CITY NEWS.

son was born Tuesday evening TO DR..
and Mrs. r :. Morse
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs +. q. Webster.
A son was born Sunday TO Prof.
and Mrs ~ u. Buttcrhcld of Al
South Prospect street.
Miss Mary Cannon died Monday night
at her home % Murray street, after a
long illness. She is survived by brother
and two sisters, John and Nora and
Ann.
Eugene Gaudin and Miss Rosanna
jackson were married carly Monday
morning at st. Joscph's Church 10y tho
Rt Rev Mgr Cloarcc. They will reside
IN this city.
Miss Marguerite Aud. who recently in
lurcd her knee in a toboggan accident
IN Montreal, is still in the Royal Vic
.oria hospital, but is as comfortable as
San be expected.
Il. Rutz and Miss Ida Gushing were
married Tuesday morning at St
Joscph's Church by the Rt Rev. Mgr.
Cloarec. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruiz will reside
IN this city.
About % couples enjoyed a sleighridc
Saturday night to :. f.. Walkers farm
on Spear street in South Burlington.
Whist and other games were INDUCED in,
followed by a bountiful rcpast.
Leslie Il. Brown. nominated as demo-
cratic candidate for alderman in ward
five, yesterday filed with the city clerk
lis withdrawal Of the nomination papers
rs he Will not be u candidate for the
office
Pavmastcr .. r Aud Of the United
states navy has arrived in the city on Il
months leave of absence. He comes
hcro direct from Manila and has sailed
around the world since he left this couu-
Try over two years ago.
Judge r. g. Mower wont yesterday to
Montreal whore last evening he spoke
as the representative of the Vermont
Bar association at tho banquet of the
Montreal BAR association held a. the
Canadian club
Word was received in tins city Tucs-
day Of the death Of Arthur n. TcnncN
Of South Royalton on saturday. Tho
funeral was hold Tuesday from his late
residence Mr.. Tcuncy was a member
of the L. V. NJ, class Of 1902.
'..',t ,.,, t,,.
c.
t,,.o ,,,,.,r,..i.'
was continued ono week or Saturday
morning.
rho nrc.idcnt Of tine Nulnanc society
.ou,,d t., his mail last ,'ridnv q fftv
do1lar hill with no Indication Of its
sourco. save that tho lo,tcr was mailed
n r2ur,inrton Tho friend desired "to
holm thc rood work"
cty yesterday OF tic marriage in New
York last aturday OF Franklin W. Riker
and Miss henrietta Schcib,. ,1,hov will be
a, bo,n. = l,.st .et, s,rcoi New York
nm .rbu-.,,,v ,f,orr,nn AVID ,vorin,.
March 70
IN" president or the Humane society
has received from Mrs. Bert Waterman
the sum of s3"' as the net proceeds OF
IN" Two cAarlty concerts. ana mas de-
posted 80 or one nan INC net proceeds
"' Inc HtSt concern 70 me circuit ol ME-
'drrie a iiaSar 10 nc u"'d oF htr III
'Hd'lId"Ie "oih' a. S'lc S'di' INV o.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27

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lanh pemocrau' Progressive League at
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Mrs. Helen NBoisSellcD Farley died TUeS
| day morning at her home on Cromhi,
street. She was 81 wears of axe and
native OF Cunuda. She married Herr,
Farley when Is wears of age Besides .
husband shc is survived by four dauch
! ters ana three sons the Rev Sistc
Mary. Holy Cross. order of Nuns o
Montreal Sister MARY of = lmclda. -
the same order. ANA tho Misses Dor;
and Grace Farley of this city, au'
Joseph W Of Detroit. and Henry an,
Fred Of this city. Shc also leaves Nv
brothers. Anthony BoisSclle OF this cit,
No d'Alh OF hiram TYi'r occurred 81
i-l' I"ok Monday morning ut u.
ness OF pneumonia t'' was ~ years o
age ana Hah r'Slne" IN burlington
years tie vas porn III Ne\hrlds"' "h'r
ne rescued nH'H ne cam" I" inns cl'N
p'ihE wei known cArrlaS" maker "n'
pId'hSihi'H III thal place during IN
Civil war ne served IN CO. f. l'th Yer
mont regiment an" was H''hh'r "
Sani''H'h post L. y. H. OF NcYhrNSe
ne Is survived ny ms Wiio ana on
da"Gh'"r' AIRS. J"Ssl" L. Downing OF TIM
'I'N' me iuh'rai was N'id AT NJ
nome u Noreh street Iuoshay a
, ~" CLOCK AFTER when IN" remains Wer
taken to Neyhridg' for lnt"rment.
mi,
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last Friday by its owner. and fcu in tn
road at Sunderland Hollow. whore /
remained about foul hours. unable T.
r,ie or stand on it's feet. being in
. starving condition. From this point tn
suffering animal was dragged by duotho
! team Of horses on the ground to "A poin
: at the top of the hill. about a quarter u
a mile beyond. where il was Put int
- A barn and left in an almost diving cordi
- ton. The treatment If the hprs,. hv i,
y owners is in omen defiance OF a "; ~,
). ing given by the Humane society regard
ing tho horse and immcdiate action W
be taken by the society in the matter
- The body of Daniel Joseph GrcIne'
D., who died last Thursday at his hom'