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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
HOWITzERS TO
HAVE MARCH
VIA Take Advantage Of SeAts'S eReR
Of sssa fer esSse-

Both Battery a (the Hcwttxsrsl 1a6
Battery B CHE Norfolk Biues) pr
pose awaiting themselves OF the Ssase's
0r,er 20 allow them $25e each for a
practice march this summer. aRd tha
officers OF the two organEze rtOas ar
now ouslly planning for the outARss-
The Norfolk artillerymen VII take
their trip September md. aHd VIII .
away from home three days LhS
HOwitzeFs have not yet perfected Al
their plans. but the probabilities ars
that they viii not 80 Tar from Rich
mond.
Ii Is hardly prooabIs that more than
forty or the Richmond artillery can
nOneers viii participate IN ne march.
thought Il IL their wish 20 carry az
least two guns with them sid 20 have
mounted drills
The money allowance IS - hEnisso
that neither battery VIII DC &ole 20
accomplish much. though every oay :
experience viii help in the way OF
military education.
The nrst ana secoad companies OF the
Coast ARTILLERY. which are located IN
Norfolk. viii p2rticl pate in the nEtng
/ exercises a. Fortress Monroe N >~p-
on on ne ne lStn OF maj month. IN sseord-
7 ance with . general rule or TIE Wa
/ Department. which puts The militia az
| tniery along with the regulars ca such
'rhe third eonpany--shAt recently Or
\ AhENaC4 ~ A-AAAl-@ -~A - 49,
4 Recently experienced % take part IN N.
mansuv9rS az Fortress Monroe, But Ntl
doubtless have . practice march late
on
Al the request OF the Governor. Cap
tain Williams. stationed ~ Eort-eSi
Monroe. has been detailed as Instruct Of
/ for the Virginia volunteers ~ O..
\ Point
\ rhe colonel commanding the Fo0rfi
4 Regiment has been directed 70 order Al
election for Company NJ. Emporta- Z,
al existing xacanciss IN the once .
captain and nrst lieutenAnt.
X Company X Second Infantry Ma
.lonal Guard OF the District ~ cotun
hiA. has asked permission 90 have
practice march and camp % iRstructlol
N this state 1sU s1s1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05

xsss ssd o~x<eS for assrter srssS the
troops The soldiers conffnnst n diS-
s-trous are untn many Who were se<-
sing tor NE were shot ao~s- 1g@i.
Il ~as that the hand q Gensr.l Wsy-
Ter, ~BS1cher % spain ~as 1erd-
There are a few rerralnlax Bonds
In the Catalonia district wnnch nay
soi.tiaas - vase war asel.st the
spanish soldiers Tor weeks &nd
raoatna 1hey ave aed 70 The moan
talfs and wsA pursue g1erilio paetles-
- 80, .Seoa1 g. y e Spaso te..y iockr
fare All % the sfocs 400 noes wers
e1osee- ahd maay people 9eaceaofy IN
S. -5s.a . ave Lea - he sosatry ksrss
rnst- Nas 8s-o 10 Destroy "a tolnt ~
saliaiaxs 70 prevent TIE sDread'ag of
CSrp-~- Fsts~r <er~-t-
Piles Of corDses Iitssg the streets. eov-
cred vita tsrgs 1iius. Tn@ crt-s Of dying
and wounded echo through she strsef1
- oas o1-fs and swords cst. Ter 10
f sheross 3isres. Iae srsi-.sEy. Afser 81
rie4des % the r-vol- Consists. Nas
Nassief into larks and toe s0iaisry
f I5@so,ation Be- seea 1880 oas
.roEs ISestrLcr.ln ~ Gre and s~or5
rlsct.er burned bautinEs an6 sYaa-
m.tfo orlt@es and ra.llrpo1 Trains snd
- 1- SHOPS ana -1s -rei--.I a--o-r fr.--,-
ives violent deaths r~ssir~d from ths
Provision fo- 1l-virT ~ 6ead 10 be-
made b. .a fra~el 1E fae Govern
. re rrar on Jess tr -leftars r~F.ra ufinns
taken .et .laF break nuf a1f
e.rr r@-.e spain would b. raraEet
-s -re 10 'r.r. rss-s fr-nfflI than
-ru. .rlo~ and
War~hip Sh~rrfsE Nserz-
NADErD. rllY 11.-Tfs Spaalab
.~Elaer <a-arc.a IL nr-llInE rhS
lefEhte o. Mount GGruEa Wrlch IA
f-arr lnE wfrE Aoors. - prevent an
attack or Ne,illia-
800 More Killed.
PARIS July 2o.-TNo hundred
. more Spaniards were killed m ths
EhtlrE around Neliiiia on Weenes-
lay. according 10 a Dispatch received
7 here today.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
-SOME PRIYtTE INJURIES

~>OME PRIV Ale moi lRiE>.
mere were com iI'i.-i-'s. CONS "'-
iatiors and showers ot rlce ard sIr-
ne-s when LIVINGSTON Perry and STARE
..-,. ,r.r-... ,..,, y..s S.-,s r....
que @. ..'''- s''' Do Was -'''
and .a- tne homes moon would Dos.
.or years. Onil SOM. Nenl le sail MAX
however. Others Nur" 10 simplt to Dr.
a fashionable wedding
Not that tne tur'-e-oNes do NOT c''
aucr fashionable Wedding fahr
place Dut taet must COO terA sent.
and Clf DO as short as NuseluI. &. I-
NOT good 'Nfm iNI cupid to irolic ~
high society.
ln calls case the steplcel ones soon
tad reason to saw loll -D- So
llere were various Itir i-in-7 t.aI
Drought 10 ABOUT. 'Ni i-e N.la'l|tl ONO
"as taai aii.t i-fee months oi tN
ifeme lN cgn' riilontl H'.ilrnr7s
ana Nrs fei't oi-coF r'el i.~l l.'-
We're hot suited 90 eAeA oiArt.
hol- were i"il OF 'N--l~" anu ''''
We're s.Auuo.". t'''. We're eN'.''-
CANT. ho1a tr'' l-e loss o'
1Cl-,
--u '"~''- 1"" '--t' -''N''7 9oo- ---
-o more serious 1A4nhs'
l-et 'e- A- a- 'u'- - ~@' lo
A"o'-e. ,"l ee ilo- ms anu '-'" =, d
,-'- t--o. i.'' '--- N-' ..
sun NUS Janus "''- " ''V9 ~N''''r.
ven s'i''Ato $3.50 '''..
exc use 20 -'F1 20 '-t't
'-1. 80 No~.-' '--.-'' ~
, l-'' Ii'es e"
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r plooi1I ~ o.-, .-- f'O"'-
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D. ''''-
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p nav - - 80.
81 the Ile OF ea'1 20 eNS 'He o'"o' -
y, auNahtase solEl-' iol .-e " az .o N's
Al cover u ~as lAIo"su p''ea. '"4 ga.
r agency l'-'i--'i' vS lN,i1r' N'V p~s' =
n Nestisateo' secret no1oi aole, cay
10 FlehCeu AGENT teiii,s l''-s,,l.' BE-
!" WY. 81 'o'iIse' 'uousD' T.. " .. -o.
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to " ,''e l. U' 80 ~ '.''''. ''''' p
as N@s '''e ~" an 49, 49, 80
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05


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.-ipnds and several relatives. ia one .
Instance. during bis hachelorhood .
.aNs. ne nearly threw a dish az his
cook and would have inflicted serious .
Injury had be msde good bis threat. as
there is every reason 90 believe DE
.ztt have done.
-Ws have NOT hoso ,hra IN ,-ovs
.at stul strongly suspect. that you are
..r the trst nor even the second uor
.Iri woman he has loved or pretend
f 90 love
.Ns have 30 from his av-,-ta- +har
.-,e- e.,e--f ---..- sr r.fF-t--r ~
..rfa- a-.rrf MS -n.u ID Smoke.
..a-arres. as 10 .r.arl, Worried This
....lf b. A sr..Ir t,.-f fo- "A GOOD
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..his-r.t t s.l =. f..r .t-~rr er
exciting uaraerann 40 VAS. "A few
weeks aEo ha was seen 3D. bis club
uor.ue earnestly over work GOA roN.-
coloey We are sure that .u this dis
co1,rt ue haze furuisurf SOU WIKI d
terribly strong point -FOUR lawyer
viii know az once RLat 90 go with
this
Livingston Perry did not know
whether to laugh or swear when De
remembered THAI be had tried 90 read
The book 60 obhge the author. his coll
leee friend. pr. Graz son
Ne nave. dear madam ended inc
report made our investigation lu the
most thorough manner ana nave hot z
doubt that court can De- FOUND tha'
"i give you "a divorce on the grounds
Ne ta'r furnished d tne4 are proper
u elaborated Your cneCA Tor 500
Nlli greatly obilge-
Livingston Perry thrust the preci0u.
document into his pocket aud decides
p that he vas indignant and justly in
Censed But as De walked sloVl.
D. houeward be felt an emotion that
Curlously enough Was much more sor
: row than anger sorr0V that Marjor
70 should Wish 10 get rid OF h.m II
y quite forgot for the moment that D
E wished 90 get rid OF her
: The official enyelop4 Thar WAS lef
AZ the house the very same dsv w
u plainly directed 10 ar. Livingston PEI
z rs Now Mariorv Perry had no p,
cuse whatever 10 omen II for sb. "a,
y Dlainly how il vas addressed Bt
she onan.d IL nevertheless and In 3,
surprise she felt Jealous pang.
, She hesitated over il for half q
=, hour. but finally decided 10 inspect n
=, contents IL began Dear Sir s.
n caught her breath as she read on.
:. w. h.,s -,.ss . s.s.ne,t i,.,..,.
I, earion ~ ,orr O,ies.s - 90 i
y a., r.r, ,.,rs ana So. -, On, - :,
=, frsst - ~, - - '--, -.
= ing whafevsr i lecEine - 49,
4, ro4,,lsra Wa csr r,,~r-is6 w, ~,
I, ,r..,.s 80 har af~te,ir,, 80 ,t., 80,
I, sfte.r ,.i.b q scboolfslovg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05

LONDON Special -D Despite the
strict censorship enforced bv Spliu
dispatch vas received from san
T 81 oastian. saying that queen victoria
Snd the queen mother had He'd across
the French frontier m an automobiir
and are a. Bay0nue Awaiting events.
The reports say that queen Victoria
& tooh wiki her her tr0 Lizzie sons. A.
pbonso ana Jaime. AID The new priH
cess.
King AIphouso had a fearful part
ms WITH his iamill ~ san Seoastian n
There were further outbreaks %
feeling against the kins tOs2y. s0th
ia Madrid and other cities
Moor SAIL ViCtoriOzs
since the nEhting OF THURSDAY morn
lng there has been d-slitory aEhuns
ali about MeIlnia.
The Official judgment 80 the capita.
that % VII require 80 zee SIsanlsh
I troops - subdue the Moors indicates
that the army - the beleas Gered ct1N
% MeAlilg - 10 sore straits u became
known to-ay fhaS the s.00e reinforce
{ ments " the Ri1 and Kabyle tribes
b men have Joined the > oorLsh arrny
outside Meuiila and that. with thu
added strength. the MOOrs are prepar
2 .nE 70 maze an ASS All upon the city
2 wall 20 capture 10 * possible.
BE- The MoOrs are not ceuterlDg a.
their activities upon MeLllla, as dis
patches from Morocco today indicate
q AIhumernas and a uarship has oeel
2 sent there 10 aid the city. Courier
J. from Mellllla. leaving the city by yes
!. Sci. tell the most terrible stories O
- conditions there. The barrac II
n churches. theaters and schools hav
n been practically converted into hos
pitfalls. The clty IS nlled with dea
q and wounded. Az dawn the rum Die q
n sunhre opens the day, while the erie
. OF the dying and wounded never ceas'
4ereS have broken Out and food suF
y plies are getting scarce The muffin
ia the garrison added a new aspect Q
l. terror and several soldiers have bee
d shot.
: The Spanish loss. already upware
I, OF 5000 men. is being increased :
- rapidly that the Government refuss
TO make the authentic known.
r The strictsst regulations are PR
q vaihng concerning the incoming
h strangers. and al must have pas,
IN ports signed by the military author
u ties
I, shot like Rats
~ LISBON. July SO.--Barcelona is q
day city OF the dead The Plazl
are Uttered with cOrpSes. public ouil'
~ ingS have been converted into hosp
- tails and the streets are red Wi
~ blood. The bodies OF women and chi
"a dren lie with those OF the men Bul
=, ings are shattered by musket and ca
40 non IRE and the beautiful column
Ae are Splintered by the IRE. The Roy
be troops surrounded large number
m the reyOlUtioniSts tn the public sOuaZ
\ shooting them down like rats MAJ
- OF the chief leaders who were reSpO
~. siole for the disorder were killed AZ
70 others were taken prisoners
ne The rioters caught between z
IL 6anks OF tbs array threw away ms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
WOMEN BEAT
UNPOPULAR ONE
Tea OF Them Club Miners Wife at
Railway StatiOn-Pull Her Hair
and Tear Her Clothes In
True Feminine Style.

EVANSVILLE, IND.-Special.-Mrs
Maurice Kurner. a young marrlea
woman living in Oakland City. Ind
was attacked by ten women In Mas
sey. Ind. 6 small town near here. and
seriously injured.
No cause for the attack can Do
found. The only woman who Is known
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01
WORTHWHILE

The frame is up for the new laundry
building on Portland street
Mrs. G. l.. Shaw has returned from an
extended visit at Queen City Park.
Clair Huse, who was wedding J. f.
Thomas strawberry patch last Saturday
found several ripe berries there.
Miss Marie Tyndall and Carroll Tyn.
dali left last Saturday for two weeks
trip to Boston, Attleboro, and Other
Massachusetts points.
Rev. DR., and Mrs. V. M. Hardy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Munson will leave to
morrow for a visit to various points in
Maine, going first to Wilton, the old
home of the Hardy family, where Dr.
Hardy will take part in the re-dedicatioI
of the Cong'l church of that place
which event will continue for severa
days. On Friday evening Mr. Hardy will
deliver an address upon the subject OF
1.-THE Church as Place of Worship, v
and on Sunday evening he will speak
taking for his subject, 1.-THE Pulpit, q
Power and Privilege"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01
The Turtles Cunning.

Although not credited with any high
degree of intelligence, the turtle when
about to deposit its eggs exhibits con
siderable cunning. 1t scoops out a
hole, as if to prepare a repository for
its eggs. but in order to delude the
birds and other enemies the turtle
throws the sand again into the hole
leaving the surface rough. and wad-
dies off to another spot, where it re-
peats the process. Sometimes this is
done three times, and eventually the
eggs are laid in an excavation within
a few yards of the sham nest, the sur
face being smoOthed and fattened
down. When hunting for the eggs the
Queensland blacks probe the sand in
the vicinity of one of the sham nests
and are usually ccessful.-London
Globe
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01
Quite a Cyclone

johnson village was visited by cy-
clone last Thursday afternoon about four
O'Clock and much damage was done. 1t
tore up trees, the silver maple near the
old Heath house on Pearl street and a
hard maple in front of Mrs. Hattie
PEARLS being among them. They were
turned up by the roots and fell across
the street and one of them took the con-
crete walk up with the tree. 1t took the
roof off Z. e. Holmes blacksmith shop,
and the steel roof off the creamery and
it was blown in all directions. Boards
were hurled against the new Stearns
house occupied by Stearns' miller, Irving
Bailey, the end toward the river was
much damaged. The windows were
blown in and broken and in one instance
the casing was torn off. John Laraway's
window in the house, hurting the clock
and china across the room. The door
steps were blown several feet from the
house. The gable end of E. E. Holmes
SlOI6 WAS DlOWu III du u QUIET damages
done. Three chimneys were blown down
on B. A. Hunts residence and windows
blown in. Two large trees in front were
blown across the walk. One of the
pillars on the Baptist church was twisted.
A rocking chair was hurled from the
upper porch of the store of H. E. Bar
rows to j. r. Hills, distance of several
rods and was torn in pieces. The Chin
ney on A j. Saleeby's store was blown
down. The electric light and telephone
wires were laid low and well twisted up.
johnson village was in darkness Thnrs-
day night. w. III. Stearns sustains the
greatest damage, which is estimated at
about 5000. The river on either bank is
covered with trees, many of them up
rooted. Tents were blown down on
Ithiel Falls campground, causing great
damage. The mountains diverted the
storm or else johnson village would have
been laid in ruins. No one was injured.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01
MAIZE RNIlIE

Chas Tobin spent several days will
friends in Grand Isle county last week
Merton Mann and family spent the
past two weeks with friends in Canada
Miss Lue Hill and Mrs Clifton Blacl
of Boston visited Mr.. and Mrs. @. E
Bragg last week.
VIM. Downey of Bakersfield spent
several days at the Mountain Spring
Hotel last week.
Miss Ethel Anderson of st. Albans
visit'd Eaer grandmother, Mrs A. L.
LarEayI last week.
Misses Lizzie Hand and Hazel Nor.
tlEar2, 4 1Eairtield visited Mr.. and Mrs
Eli Westcot last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Colver of Richford
visited her father, Chas. Child, and sis.
ter, Mrs. O. B. Taylor, last week.
Mrs. Byron Lyon and children OF
East Berkshire spent the past two weeks
with his mother, Mrs. Ann Leach.
Mrs. HI. NJ. Stafford and children of
Winooski are spending few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mr.. Edgar May
nard.
Mrs. Henry Mann and mother, Mrs.
Heman Miller, who have been in town
for the past two weeks, retu rned to
their home in Troy Monday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01
NEW fall LINE OF ~
Shoes AND RUBBERS
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
B0YLES Bros, Johnson, vi.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dubray of Rut'
land have visited in town.
Mrs. Otis Stearns is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Waterman in Burlington.
See Boyles Bros. fine line of shoes ano
Hrubbers. Just the thing for fall wear.
Mrs. w. II. Nye and daughter, Mary
were in Cambridge Borough Saturday.
Lyman Clark and daughter, Maude, Of
Morrisvlle are visiting at q. S. Clark's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Kimball of Enos'
burg Falls were guests at Hotel johnson
last week.
Henrietta Warren of Essex Junction is
visiting at G. F. Hayiords and II. N.
Maxfield's.
Miss Bernice Beecher entertained her
Sunday school class at her home Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Lucy Baker and her friend, Miss
Conger, have returned to Whitewater,
Wisconsin.
Eddie and Eugene holland and Miss
Cover of Fletcher visited at Abram No
lands last week.
Rev. E. G. French of Lyndonville visit
ed at F. w. Leslie's last week and called
on old parishioners and friends.
Mrs. Eva Hammond and two daughters
were guests several days the past week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bar
rows.
Mrs. A. G. Warner and son and daugh-
ter of Worcester, Mass, have returned
home after visiting her sister, Mrs. C. F.
Hayford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Bacon and Mrs.
Mercy Haradon Of Spencer, Mass, are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs c. ..
Barrows.
Mrs. Reuben Benton of Minneapolis,
Mimi, who has been visiting her brother,
A. A. Leland, returned home the first of
the week.
Miss Mary Rood from Bridgeport,
Conn, and Mrs. Arthur Rood and son of
Milton visited at c. P. Jones' and 0. B.
Landon's last week.
Rev. Poeton of the Cong'l church and
Rev. Watts of the Baptist church re-
turned the last of the week from their
vacations and occupied their pulpits Sun
day morning. In the evening a union
service was held at the Baptist church.
Rev. j. Poeton giving the address.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01
WOLCOTT.

Ernest Kelley is attending Craftsbury
Academy. 4c
Ben Sheldonof Albany was visitor
in town Tuesday.
Ben Bedford returned to Piermont,
N. H., Wednesday.
G. W. Humphrey and wife are taking
in the Sherbrooke Fair.
Frank Humphrey and wife of Burling-
ton are guests of d. LePalmes.
Mrs. F. B. Morse returned home the
last of the week from Burlington.
George Worsley and wife of Littleton,
N. H., called on friends in town Tuesday.
W. D. Quimby of Boston has been the
recent guest of his sister, Mrs. G. E.
| Haskell.
Harold Edwards and family of Qua
| coke, p. O.. are visiting at the home of
G. W. Twss. sya
c. II. $. Cleveland and wife and DR..
Oscar Cleveland and wife are visiting
friends in Orleans county.
Rev. E. j. Gale of Macon, Missouri,
preached an able and interesting sermon
at the A. r. church here Sunday.
Dorothy. the little daughter of H. c..
Reed, disocated her arm last Wednesday.
DR.. Rublee reduced the fracture.
Carrie Poor came home from st. Johns
bury Saturday, where she has been
spending several days with friends.
"Wolcott Tigers" defeated combina-
tion of Morrisville and West Hillians
here Saturday by the score of to 1.
Mrs. Harry Waite and two children,
who have been visiting relatives in town,
returned to their home in st. Johnsburg
Tuesday.
Walter Bicknell of Webster, Mass,
and Earl Bicl;nell of Underhill were
guests the past week of their brother,
A. A. Bcknell.
M. G. Ingraham, who has very1 sue
cessfully occupied the Cong'l pulpit here
this summer, closed his engagement last
Sunday and Monday returned to his
studies at Yale college.
A very pleasant reception was held re-
Gently at the home of j. w. Scott. The
event was farewell" in honor of M.
G. Lmgrahm, who has been supplying
tie Cong'l pulpit this summer. The at
tendance was large and many extended
to Mr.. Ingrahm best wishes.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01
Cause For Tears,

whats the matter, DEAR" querieG
the mother of five-year-old Helen, who
was crying as if her little heart would
break. what are you crying aboutY
81 w-want s-somethin'," sobbed Hell
en-.
what do you wantT asked bel
mother
1--WE f-forgot what I w-want," an
swered the little miss. "Th-that's
what m-makes me c>cry."-ChicagC
News.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01
When the Doc Was Dressed.

"Oh, mamma" said little Jacky, run.
ming into the house, 'our dog Tige is
dressed awful funnyw
Mamma looked out of the window
"Why, there is Tige," she replied, land
he's not dressed at all. How could a
dog be dressed?'
Jacks eyes sparkled. Il wanted you
to ask me that" he told her, because
1 wanted to tell you that a dog is
dressed after he's been running-when
he wears collar and pants"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01
NC kINSTRY HILL

]. Ferrin is working for Harley Jones.
Several attended the fair at Morris
vile last week.
Ernest Jones is stopping with his
brother, Orvis Jones at present.
Misses Ola Stewart and Lois Davis
began school at the l.. G.. A. Wednes-
day.
School began Monday with Miss Belle
McGinnis teacher. She boards with
Geo. Stewards people.
Willie Jones of Londonderry, n. H.,
was the guest of his brother, Jim Jones,
also Harley Jones, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harlie Jones and daugh-
ter, Myrtle, were guests of Herbert
Williams in johnson Saturday and
Sunday.
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Overwhelmed.

"Your pulchritude is peerless. You
are an astounding aggregation of fem
fnine faultlessness. Be mine"
Sure" responded the girl. 81 never
could resist that press agent language"
Louisville Courier-J ournal.
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ELMORE

Many of the campers have left us.
The Fair was we'll attended from here.
Health Officer Goodell attended the
State Health Officers meeting at Mont.
peIier last week
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01

A son born recently to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Taylor, of Pittsford, has rather
unusual number of grandparents. There
are two great grandma theirs, four grand
mothers, four grandfathers and one great
grandfather The oldest grandparent is
81 and the youngest SO years old.
Henry c. Wilcox, who had a refresh
ment stand at the Addison county fair
last week, was so badly stung by bees
that, he had to give up the job. His
hands were terribly swollen and Gus
toners apparently deserted him.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01

This is said Of an Irishman whose last
years were passed in Stowe In reply to
an inquiry regarding the condition of u
sick relative said "The doctor says il hc
lives through the night he'll be alive in
the morning" Describing the effects of
very hard wind storm he said "many
trees were blown down that never blew
down before" and on being as ed where
a certain road went he replied, ANY
where you want to gon
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NOTICE :

MONEY to LOAN on Real Estate and
Personal Securities. Also Notes Bought
and Sold. 4 Office in Town Clerk Bldg.
F. ). HEATH, Johnson, Vermont
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Some men make more noise about a
nickel they contribute to charity than an
old hen docs when she Laws an egg.