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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-11
ORLEANS COUNTY.
MORGAN.

Town officers elected March follow:
Moderator, 5. +. Gray; clerk. c. I. Moore
selectmen. l.. D. Farr. d. A. Elliott J. II
Gilmore treasurer, w. p. Barrett, (hs
42d year as troasureD: oversecr of poor
D. Elliott: constable. S. T.. Gray;
listers. l.. d. Billiard. IT, A. bartlett.
Frank Lewis: auditors. Is. W. Baile'rJ. a.
Calkins, Leon Lewis; trustees. S. u Will
cox; grand jurors, NJ .Whitehill. w. p
Bartlett: road commissioner. o. e
Lurvey: school director, ". A. Bartlett
tax SO voted $4,000 for road fund.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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CONTINUED from, 3rd Page.)

day evening Pearl Smith passed
Sunday in Burlington. Bernard Doherty
of New York and Miss Hazel 1orner
Of this place were married by the Rev.
r. t. Harmed at Jeffcrsonville March !.
Arthur Shangraw has moved to Jeffer-
sonvile.--Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Sherman
are confined to the house by illness.-
Misses Della Briggs and Myrtle Whitney
are spending n ten days vacation at
their homes.--C. y. Robbins has been
In New Hampshire on business the past
week.-Mrs.. Arthur Halves of Burlington
has been the guest OF her aunt. Mrs II.
a. Hatch--Miss Juna Kinds has been
spending several days with friends In
town.--Repairs are being made on the
Cutting house and 1t will be arranged
for two tenement house.
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LOWELL.

Mr. and Mrs. A. u. Weed visited rela-
tives in North Troy Wednesday and
Neutrality-suspicious., the one-y year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Ray Lathe,
burnt her face very badly Sunday by
falling on the stove.-Mrs. II. c. Kinsley
and daughter, Ellen. visited relatives in
Johnson last week.-Warren Rouse has
rented william Bellrose's farm in West
field for one year.--Mrs. c. Shortslceves
has rented her house. lately occupied by
Warren Rouse. to Moses Sanville of
Westfield.--M G. r. Watson was cali
ed to Westfeld last week by the illness
of her sister, Mrs. Edwin Boynton.- Miss
Nancy Farman has gone to Springfield.
Mass.-Mr and Mrs. John Pudvah are
the parents Of daughter born March
4.-Mr. and Mrs. Noel Hanvier went to
Burlington Tuesday to reside.--R. G.
Kinsley is moving to North Troy where
nc has employment.
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NEWPORT.

There were six days in February when
the thermometer registered below zero
and the record for the corresponding
days in 1907 show &c days when It was
below zero. The snowfall to date has
been IA feet and inches. The normal
srowtall is from to 10 feet.--There is
much interest shown here in base ball
team and a meeting will be called of
those interested to formulate plans for
the organization Of a club. In all ! oh
ability salaricd team will be engaged
but this depends on the support which
is given to the project-Mr. and Mrs.
+. j. Campbell of Lebanon. " H., are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. II. I. Rob
hins.-Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Alfred are
RAISING few weeks in Florida on ac-
count of Mr.. Alfred's <hcalth. he hay
ing suffered partial shock.--The after
noon mems meetings will he held every
two weeks and Mr.. f. G. French of
Lyndonville will address the meeting
next Sunday. Mr.. French will also
preach In the Congregational Church in
the morning and evening in exchange
with the pastor.-Henry Bryant, who has
been il! tho past week. is able to be
CUT.
"Willowdale" was presented Tuesday
evening. The cast was good and very lit
tie criticism was heard. The Newport
Concert band, under whose auspices the
play Is given. furnished music for an
outdoor concert previous 70 the enter
| tainment-H. r. Flower. William Hack
Oft and c. l.. NJ. Bugbee are ate ,ding
the automobile show In Boston.--Mrs.
Grace Bassett OF Orleans was visitor
this week Ernest Nickson Of Derby
visited friends in town the first OF the
| week--Lee Miller of Westfeld visited at
| O. II. Rawsons this week.
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rOETSTDALE

William Sessions is spending few
days in Springfield, Mass.-Mrs Mary J.
Rogers died March 7. after a few weeks
illness, aged 81 years, She Is survived
by one daughter. Mrs. G. r. Newton.
with whom she lived and three sons.
Thomas and Frank OF Brandon and
Elroy OF Woodstock. The funeral was
reid at her late home Tuesday afternoon,
the Rev. n d. Chaplin officiating In
terment was In Forestdale. Miss Char
lotte Crafts Of Rutland is visiting Mrs.
!. w. iIorn,-The weekly lenten service
has nor been held on account OF the
absence of the rector. the Rev. e. B.
Carpenter.
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L. B. Clark has gone TO Burlington,
where he is employed by the Chittenden
County Trust com pany.-E. r. Palmer
was painfully injured yesterday morning
when he mnde a nisstep or the cellar
stairs and fell. sprainins his left ann
and decorating the scalp.-Mrs. q. E.
May OF Marshf1eld is visiting friendo in
townC. c. Warren In In Boston. Mrs.
Levi Davis has returned from Colchester.
where she has been for several weeks
Because Co. II Of Montpelier did not
bring the original basket ball team here
Tuesday evening the local team declined
to play. The visitors were heavier than
the company's team that played at Mont
pel'er.-A1rs. A. b. Greene has returned
from New Yorkshire Hypatla club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Carrie Harrison.--Mrs. Charles HARDWOOD
and Miss Mary Shaw arc in Boston for
few weeks--Edward Deforge employed
by tho Cooley Manufacturing company
was hurt Tuesday afternoon BY having
his hand slip on n rapidly revolving
burning wheel. One finger was laid oper
to the bone.-IMiss Ethel Collins IL r.
Boston.-Frank Henry Of Cleveland Is
visiting IN town.
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WESTFIELD.

Mrs. Edwin Boynton was in very
serious condition last week from grip
but is now considered out of danger
NJ. ard Mrs. Bedford Spauldng of New
port. guests OF Mrs. Caroline Miller, re-
turned Monday.-Miss Mary Richardson
OF Sutton. p, c., has been visiting her
uncle JOS Goddard,-I. w. Adams re-
ports snow four feet deep on a level in
the woods. He has upwards Of half a
million feet OF lumber TO draw-Durlin
Traver has been quite i'll several days
with what was feared might be appen-
dicitis.-There II scarcely house in
town but contains one or more grip
patients. There has been most unu-
sual amount Of sickness throughout this
region all winter from colds and grip.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Glenn McKinstry visited his parents
over Sunday.-M!nnie Spragus. who he's
been attending school In Marshfleld. has
returned home.-The sum Of 81 was
realized from the box supper given by
the Grange Mrs. Hall Is Ill with ton
silitis.-Graco McKinstry b visiting II
Plain1eld.
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MIDDLESEX.

Miss Noana Pike OF Stowe IS visiting
at A. c. Moultons-Mr. and MIS-. VIII
liam Nye OF South Barre were the
guests of Mrs. Nye's parents over Sum
day.-Gilrnan Gordon has moved to
Moretown with his son, Herbert. miss
Rhoda Perry Of Montpelier is spending
a few days with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Perry.--Dr. and Mrs. Stephen
son left for Barre day.-Dr John
sons family arrived Monday 70 occupy
the Howard house.-Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Campbell OF Waterbury were in town
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs
Fannie Wolcott.-Nrs. George II. Mar
tin and son of Willianstown, who have
been spending a few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Newhall returned to
their home Tuesday.-Miss Carrie Swift
who was called home from the training
! school for nurses in Burlington on ac-
| count Of the illness Of her grandmother.
! Mrs. Wolcott. returned to her work
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler
and son Of Mortified spent Sunday with
| her mother, Mrs. Sarah Warren.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Blanchard Of Berlin
were guests of Mrs. Sarah Warren over
Sunday.-Mss Ida Warren accompanied
| by Miss Annie Sanders Of Mortified
visited her mother. Mrs. Sarah Warren.
Sunday and Monday.-Willlam Warren
while chopping wood Monday cut his
| foot The doctor took four stitches to
| close the wound.-James Newhall. while
using an AK cut ono leg oad'y.-Mrs
! Fannie Wolcott. mother Of Mrs. Levi
Swift, who had been In failing health
for long time. died at the homo OF
her daughter Saturday. She had lived
in this section only a few years. Her
| former home was in Shorshan. She Is
survived by son in Dakota and two
daughters, Mrs Levi Swift with whom
| she lived and a daughter In oregon. be-
sides several grandchildren. The funeral
was held Monday at 200 p. m. at the
house. the Rev M. Crawford officiat-
ing. The remains were taken TO Shore
ham for burial on the early morning
tran.-Officers chosen at town meeting
were: Moderator. J. A. Chaplin clerk
William B. McEroy: selectmen, A. W.
George H. F.. Hills, NJ X. Price; listers
H. B. Chaplin. II w. Nichols r. p.
whitney: roadcommissoner, NJ. J. Her
bert; overseer Of poor. W. ". ". Max
ham: auditors, II. B. Chaplin, F, W.
Nichols l.. o. wilder: school director.
L. O. Wilder.-AIiss Dewey Of North
field was In town Monday 10 attend the
funeral of Mrs. Wolcott.-Walter Carr
and family returned to their homo In
Barre Tuesday.
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PROCTOR.

Joe Til!berg Is at home sick with the
grip.-P. j. Brennan is confined 70 the
house with an injured leg.-WiIlia.n
Donahue has returned from business
uir to New fork.-Will'am Doran died
sunday evening. Wednesday of last week
he had shock of paralysis. from which
h" d'd not rallv. He was member of
the American order Of Foresters, and
also belonged to the Proctor Band He
leaves wife and four small chcildren
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Miss Martha Gilbert who started last
week for Middeltown. Conn, to visit
her brother. George. stopped in Spring
held Mass. to assist Mrs. Bertha Neal,
who was to have an operation.--Mrs.
Edna Livingston has gone 10 Burlington
to work in the family OF ]. b. Parker
Bert and Fred Wheeler OF Marshheld
are visiting their uncle. F. A. Wheeler.
Mrs. Julia A. Stone Is with her daugh-
tor. Mrs. Edison Holden. In Barre. but
will be at the Maplewood about May L.
Aaron Storrs has been seriously Ill with
pneumonia. The fever commenced to
'abate Monday and hopes are entertained
that he will recover.-Mr and Mrs. j.
B. Adams went TO Past Mills Saturday
10 visit his brother.-Sevcrnl from here
attended the Old Folks Ball at Randolph
Tuesday evening.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. Dillingham; OF Johnston Is visit
ing her son. DR.. Dillingham; Walter
Gage accompanied the remains OF Myra
Gage from Burlington Saturday Short
services were held at her former home
and the remains were placed In the fam
lily lot at the common,-Mrs. Clarence
Cowles remains ver' ILL., Mrs. Charles
Thayer Is improv!ng.-Ma Wilson
lef Friday for Albany. \. Charles
Batcheldcr has moved TO +. Calder
woods and Leslie Bigford to the house
vacated by NJ. Batchelder. Mrs +. A..
Crane suffered slight stroke OF par
alysis Thursday.-Mrs. Florence Fisher
of Worthwhile Is In town to care for her
grandmother, Mrs. Crane.
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MORETOWN.

The last Grange meeting was we'll at"
tended. Mrs Morgan of South Woodstock.
the only lady deputy in tho State. was
present At the next meeting the ques-
tion. (Which are the more responsible
for the welfare OF the Grange. the officers
or the members?" will be discussed The
first and second degrees will also be con-
ferred on a class Of six
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GREENSBORO

The W C. T. L. will meet with Mrs.
I. A. M!sser Friday at 200 p. m.-Mrs.
Charles Miller underwent a serious sur
gical operation at Brightlook hospital,
st. Johnsbury. Thursday morning She
is doing fnely.--Mrs Frank Hardy of
Manchester, ~ H.. Is with her sister,
Mrs. Mary ellis, who Is in poor health.
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Act Quickly

II you have . sudden ohill-if you hay
colic, cyamp or diarrhoea-- don't wait mi
ute. Take teaspoonful Of Perry Davi
Painkiller In half . glass Of hot water or mil
You'll be on the road to quick recovery
Have this tried remedy on hand for imme
date use. Being prepared 10 half the bat
Tie. New sise bottles &c.,. also In SOC. size
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BROWNINGToN.

Henry Titus Of Brattleboro has been
visiting his brothers-in-law Il. A. and
s. ]. Robinson. and other relatives in
tcwn.-E. NJ Porter was in Newport last
week as one OF the Jurors George Howe
has finished work at East Haven and
returned home.-Phil Roberts, who has
been quite sick. Is able to be out again.
Ellen Danforth is III with pneumonia.
Frank Marshall is better and able to
be out.
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DERBY.

Mrs. Frank Rich and Mrs. Clara
Smith are ill.-Mrs. Alice Newcomb is
here from Hamilton. Ontario. to visit
her sister. Mrs. w. s. Robbins. and
other friends. She is a native q Derby.
Communion servids was t~1d in the
Congregational Church Sunday. Four
new members were admitted. three by
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WORCESTER.

Clarence F.. Nourse. who has been at
J. X. Wilson's since Christmas has re-
turned to Barre. Mrs Nourse and baby
will remain n week or two longer.-Mrs.
Estelle A. Wilson has returned from a
three weeks. visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Guy Bancroft Of East Calais.-H. q.
Chase. who lived on the Swift place,
Eagle ledge road. died March 8, and
was taken to East Calais for burial
Saturday Mr.. Chase was veteran OF
the Civil War--George Hull, Grover
Templeton and Ray Kellogg of Mont
pelier spent Sunday at their homes here.
Mrs. Julia Philbrick. widow Of Ma
than Richardson. died Sunday, aged e
years. She Ia survived by one sister
Mrs. Betsey Gou!d-Mrs. George Par
fnenter, Mrs, Alfred Temple and Mrs
James Wheeler OF Montpelier were In
town Sunday.-Thc Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs. Carrie Towne We'd
nesday afternoon.
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FAYsToN.

Mrs. Louise Fitzpatrick Of Berlin and
Miss Hattie Fitzpatrick OF Montpelier
were with Mrs. Isabelle Smith part OF
last week. Mrs. Smith is still quite ill.,
Mrs. Mary Jane (Fisher) Dana, wife
Of the Hon S. J. Dana. died OF pneu-
monia March l. aged s. years.--Mr. and
Mrs Edwin Dana OF Middlesex attend
the funeral OF Mrs. S. J. Dana Wednes-
day.-William Pratt has moved into the
william Dana housewife Hill has
moved TO Stowe.--At the town meeting
there was presented 10 the town fine
life-likc enlarged pictures OF former
town clerks. S. J. Dana and Willard 3.
Porter. They are richly framed and are
to be ALWAYS kept in the town clerks
office and are a gift from Mrs. S. J.
Dana. Mr.. Porter was town clerk q
years and Mr.. Dana % years. The citi
zens expressed their appreciation Of the
gift by a unanimous vote OF thanks
Stephen Stewart went to Stowe on
business the first Of the week
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mrs. A X. smalley has been at Julius
Wh!tney's caring for her mother, Mrs.
James Wallace. who is ill.-Fred Brown
of Mortified spent Sunday at V. A.
Dllingham's.-Della Robinson Is able
to he out after a several weeks illness.
There was q donation Friday evening
at the lodge for Rev. L. W. Pease. A
good number were present and about
$50 was realized.
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is very III with pneumonia, with no
hopes OF recovery .--Mrs. Laura Bonnet
several weeks stay with her sister.
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confession and one by lctter.--Theodofe
Gordon of Martha's Vineyard Mass.
who has been spending the past two
weeks with his parents. will return this
week.. C. Nay and daughter, Cecillc.
are both quite sick,
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EAST BRAINTREE,

Lester Flagg OF Brockton. Mass
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Fagg. last week.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Bingham. spent Saturday and Sunday in
Rarre.-George Glidden Is at r. J..
Flint's recuperatng from an operation
In hospital in Connecticut.-Mr and
Mrs. Byron Wakefield visited at William
1.adus's In Braintree last Weekday
ton Flags has leased J. G. Mann's farm
In Randolph and taken possession
Simon Smith Is Ill with the grip and
Gladys Thayer is helping Mrs. Smith in
the store.-IAura Billings hurt her face
worry badly while sliding on the crust
last week-Worden Stokes Is able to be
about the house after a severe illness
with measles and pneumonia.
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GAYSVILLE.

william Bishop Is entertaining his
brother. Joseph Bishop Of Gnnby. p. q.
Mrs. J. F. DIN ana daughter. Myrtle.
returned Monday from two weeks
visit in Lyman, ~ H.-Clayton Mills has
gone to pttshed to work for Clarence
Mills.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Gushing OF
Northampton. Mass. arc guests at Will
liam Bishops and James Amsden's.-
Frank Davis has sold his farm on Whit
comb hill to Mr.. Newell Of Milan. N. H,
Tho village schools will close this week.
Miss Mary Leonard returned Friday
from a four weeks stay with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Fred Martin. In Rochester,
Mrs. Harriette Durkes 10 spending the
week. with Mrs. Charlotte Leonard
Mrs. Grace HUT Of Pittsfeld has been
IN town TO see her mother. Mrs Charles
Lowell who seems more comforta Bile. -
A.. W. Ballard Is working in Bethel this
week.-Mrs. Cole. who has been visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. II. T. Blake. went
10 White River Junction Monday.
Rev. v. NJ. Martin preached at the Uni
yersa!ist Church Sunday.--vsrnor Wy
man 10 out again after his long illness.
Miss Emma Nye has quinsy sore
throat, singing schools closed We'd
nesday night,-Mrs s. Mae Kemp % in
Lynn, Mass.
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WINDSOR COUNT
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

The Ascutney club OF Congregation
al Ministers held a banquet at White
River Tavern at Hartford village
Monday. The Rev. Or, King OF ODER
lin University gave an addresA--The
Hartford Ladies' Reading club gave
three-act play entitled The Ladies'
OF Crawford" at the White River
Tavern hall Monday evening. The at
tendance was good. many coming from
neighborins villages and the play was
we'll given.
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WATERBURY,.

Morctown in the town hall wednesday
evening.
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FOUNTAIN PENS AT rRpr PRESS
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town. three sisters and three brotherS.
The body was brought to the home Of
j. w. Taylor In this city where it
rested until taken to Waterbury, At
one time Mr. Taylor was a nurse. Tho
intermert was in the Catholic
cemetery in Waterbury.
The Rev W. w. Latte, pastor OF
the Peoples Church. who was over
come with cold Friday Is able to be
about the house He had driven from
Barre and was not properly dressed
for Vermont winter weather although
sufiic!ently robed for travelling on a
train. He tainted from cold when near
his home, falling from the sleigh. He
was taken TO his home where n short
time after he recovered consciousness
but his heart action was bad for few
days so that he was in a serious con-
dition. He has been working hard
with revival services in several places
which had some effect upon his con-
dition.
The granite business In Montpelier Is
not up to its usual condition and sew
eral OF the cutters are leaving the city
for Waterbury where three new sheds
are being put up. The business does not
| seem to pick up as It generally does in
tho spring OF the year. Some Of the
sheds have their spring orders nearly
ali cut and have but few summer orders
| shead.
There Is still some question In the
minds OF the people Of this city whether
typhoid fever is getting foothold ir
Montpelier Seminary. Three cases have
developed and the health officer and
trustees OF the Institution are thoroughly
investigating the matter The trustees
Tuesday sent ont statement to the To-
cal papers claiming that everything
was In sanitary condition as far as any
development Of typhoid fever Is con
cerhed Burnham Colby, who has th'
IteVer. has bsen taken to Ieaton hcsp'
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-10-20
MOrt0n.Keown.

At the residence Of the bride In
Hartford yesterday at 1880 p. m, MI.
John G. Keown was united in mar
rage to Miss Laura Morton, Rev. Vir-
gil Elgin, of the Methodist Church,
officiating. The wedding was a quiet
one, only a few friends and close rel
atives of the couple being present. Inn
mediately after the ceremony the new
Iy welded couple left for a bridal
trip, embracing st. Louis and sew
eral other points in Missouri.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mrs, Ella Morton and is one OF
Hartford's most winsome young ladies'.
The groom is we'll known as Captain
Keown, having won this distinction in
the Spanish-American war. He is one
of the firm and manager of the Ohio
County supply Co. They are a wor-
thy and popular couple who have the
best wishes of host Of friends.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-10-20
Veteran Of Shiloh Named For Rep.
resentative.

Greenville, KY, Oct. 16.-On yes
terday County Chairman 10 NJ. Fer
guson certified to the County Court
Clerk the nomination of Joe F. Rich
ardson for Representative on the DEM
ocratic ticket.
This was made necessary by reason
of the resignation of w. o. Smith,
the regularly named candidate. Mr..
Richardson Is an old Confederate SOL
der, who lost an arm on the fields
OF Shiloh, and who was doorkeeper
in the Kentucky legislature during
the storm session Of 1900 He is very
strong with the large mining popula-
ton of this county and is making Il
vigorous campaign with excellent
chances of election. He formerly re-
sided at Blrk City in Daviess county.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-10-20
Twenty thousand People Present
Al Lords Supper.

Pittsburg, Oct.17.-The greatest re-
ligious gathering ever held in this
city, and perhaps in the country, took
place at Forbes field here to-day,
when about 10000 persons assembled
at the ceremony OF "The Lords Sup
per-" the event being the principal
feature of to-day's session of the con-
vention OF the Disciples of Christ
christian church,
About 100 elders and 1000 deasons
of the church officiated during the
ceremony in passing bread and wine in
the great gathering, while a choir of
600 voices led the music. Ideal
weather added greatly to the comfort
of those present.
Many of the pulpits in this city
and those of surrounding towns were
occupied to-day by delegates to the
convention, four big gatherings at the
various convention halls tonight clos
ing the days program.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-10-20
HARTFORD, KY. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20 1909.

push the President TO
the front to appease the wrath Of the
The trusts have ready access to all
of capitalist government
and it requiresbut a wink or a nod
to start things in their direction.
They know what they want and how
to get it. That is why they elected
Taft President. That is why they
are in clover over their ears. That
is why the trusts dictate legislation,
name our judges, and make a barker
of the President. The trusts have
the power and use it to exploit the
people.
When the people get sense enough
to follow the example of the trusts
by voting for and supporting working
class interests, they will have the
power to make laws for their protec-
ton and then they will no longer
have to whine like vagabond dogs
for a subsistence.-[Appeal to Reason.