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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06

g 5nffer abri paa
52ollan0. n0bolget for Sen poo
tanfte Sufferfu6rif peo sarfgbing
bar fauet Me0oelelie ON, at uRe
Da1ife 5l1fferfabrifer" pQu @r1nb-
lag al BET tegne0e Mreal bQr belluttet
at alllGgge en- Gabrif peos S%arfpbing.
samtioig bermeO erbperbebe Iubri=
ferne Grl1no til ben 11pe Iabrif, og
mon bar allereOe taget fat paa Mr-
bejoet % paobegpn0t Mfltifningen
|af s @il &ocbane> ionl 1fal aulag-
ges.
org tningstilfel0e
Eao Slagelieeguel1 peo @erreguar-
Ben Gbarlotteool CT to Susnonos=
fonrilier, Ser boeoe SIDE o1n SIDE,
blcpet forgifte0e, og SEN enc al Mnn=
Oe11e CT bpD. 6am1iliernes 8rgl10e
bar forltrenle0 peb observation-disclosures
fra Slagelie, og 0esl10en bop6e s5a=
mtlier1e ipiit for0nrpet Seltefjgo,
lom Sc bop0e figbt al en- fjerenoe
|Slogter, Martin Sanien, 9lotsbierg=
By. Mon bor 10 life &%ip0fontrol
pua 2a10et.
6or ct Har Mur ii0e1 blep 20
Meluaelfer Slogeli eegnen ipge efter
at babe ipiit giftigt &ig6, iom to
slogtere / 2in0ebjerg bopoe lolgt
Dem; Sc Hap mes en- @poe bber poo
40 SIR. @aar0n1unoen, ser baD6e
lolgt Set, flap mes 20.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
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oe1l"n, Ser bprte til 9siels SSl1l1ls Blua-
DC. elsie &elter blper foptagne |
oeltne Iib al ct ipenif &oniortirm.
Get er gienltem 1unoe1e blcpet OPP
pit, at ser bur paret SIS nnbor0 /
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Set bite Jig, at man fife fu110e fao
9ugt llreO S(0el1, er blepen lat poa
Srl1no. 9igele0es CT Scr foregaact
en- gfsplolion / &rlt0tfamlm1eret, og
@og6orbsiioen ct DelpiS 1prengt.
Sra bonlf SIDE bill ser life blibe
giort 6oripg pao at erbperpe l1oglc
grinOrillger fra oette Sfib al 9eiels
Sltel5, 6laooe. Observation-Disclosures
bill ielpfplgelig fife ~ bpor interes=
iont Set ems flu1Oe pGre at fan Del
/ 6u10et rette nogen @enpe1oelie
til Sperige 6erom, men fonuner ser
nogle Cling fra ~Gnigbeoen" iom
@ope fra Sc ipenlfe Mpn0igbeoer, Dil
Sen San fe Morine me0 Tof nrootage
Sem.
SamtiOig mes gfterretni11gen ON
ugnigbe0en", far 0eurineminil teriet
fra 9unll1arfs egne SPLITTER facet
MeOOelelle ONT formentlig %il1teres1on<
.te lopooge0e &rog. 5il Orlogsz
purf tets Gbcf er Ser l%oole0es fra Ell
al Sc nrol1ge @ragfilfere, Ser Teller
r1,nbt pes &plterne> fommet Mnmel<
oelic ont to @rog, ct peo Glperginroe
% ct pes Snefferl ten. Sen pau,
%gjoibe1Oe Sitter bor ollerebe lelp TO-
retoget en- l(nOerlpgclie og far / Bis
ic Gage f2u1oet fife lou faa &a11olrcr
/ Graget pe0 Snefferiten; 5fibet er
f%ornrelnlig cit al Sc bollon0lfe Or
logsn1nnb> Ser blep lc11bt 1onn1orf
til l1n0lutning / 1859 pg iom fife
naoeoe gien11em 3reiu16.
Marinen ugter mi at fpronltalte or
1piere l1nOeripgelie, og man mener,
Scr bil fonrn1e fife fon interesla1nte
Suger for Inger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06

Sri + 0SltpttenS / e M
Yl {. 6rtbe0sitptten
paa Seiterbro er III toget ne0 al
Senlpn til Sc npe @anegaarOsplaner,
men Oens fren1ti0ige YlaOs er e1Onl1
fife faitllooet. Sernbanebe ltDrell en-
&ipbelr6apns &orm1l1e pg 6orenil1ge1
til @opc0l toOens 6orifjpnnelie fat
bpcr i'm E(ar, og ON Oisie tire Yla=
l1er pil Ser iii %ortogelig pua lGODan=
Zig bnnlf Moo0e hliDe lnaffet trent
og til6agc / Set ucl10elige.
en- lille Gbeuterfon=
iflift CT n6bu10t ntellem 0ugmar=
t6catref og set fgl. Ibeuter. Gr11 S0a
Nielicn> Ser 10 ifol 1ebe Gogn1or=
tbeotret I Mor, bau0c pllfet at opfbre
SDofelpcores u&clligtlefo1gersofter"
% st Ginterrpentpr", Ser lful0e
ilceneluttes al @iprn @jprnlon.
Set fgl. 3beatcr fat imi0lerti0 ipo-
ret 6eltemt 9eej.
Oct me00eles forpDrigt ON Gag
nrart1eatret, at Mortinius Niell en,
SDeotrets bioti0igc Gireftsr. bill fra
trn0e 2e0e1ien felt og bol0ent og Boz
lntte Jig / G11glol10, og 6orfatteren
@oltcr Gbri t!nos bliper 5Deatrets
Iireftgr.
u Il. i: 4" ~ !.[,N
Gcrne.
5clpm pua 80 00el l.
fart inbsipgeant a t.
gn Hotie11t poo Wii00clfart Ginos=
%ipgcanltolt, efter 6orlp0enoe Ell for
bel1perenOe profit erenOe 2pge Mu=
quit Eeterle11, far taget Jig ielp al
Gage peb @gl1gning. Sen MfogOe
6prte til Sc rolige Hotienter.
Oct npe Nao6bu /
$ t, ser oil blipe bpSget al
Mmts= og @prao6et / 6nllesl fab, oil
blipe opfprt al Spggefirmuet 9itb:
n1er & Msnu1si len / &jp6el1bopn. Ser
bar inOfonu11et IA SilbuO, al bptlfe
0itDm1cr & Ms!n,1si en- bar set nr''i
lapcl tie, 1851 &r.
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Sogneron0sformnnO 9ln0ers Setter
len, 6crritslcp poo 6pen, lom Sen 80.
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ii og 6ollfu lonpcl MOS &onulnel1
loln moo Nripote, CT be6 8jerre=slo=
lum Scrre0s Gfstrorct iopn1t 2 Murs
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8 pi1leli0 cit t a b. s
9}ing1te0egr1en far Ell @aatOejer nil
ltet baaoe Gooro og Tribe0 pe0 at
lpille / 2ptterict. Sil Ell &egpnbelie
bab0e ba1 fun nogle faa Ge0ler
MEN ga Sen lime t1lOe Gru Tortltna
fife burtig 11of tpn1te lit Sperflp:
oigbeosborn / bans Sfjp0, greb fan
til Set fortpiple6e M}iobel tilliolt at
ipille pao 1875 5e0Ier poa en- Gong.
Tor at ifaffe SEN Torl1l1e, lom Sor=
nDelie1 folte6e bper Sang, rejite fan
Ell fol1f &asiefre6it og fif to andre
2onompn6 til at ipille lamn1en mes
Jig. - SSl1oifl1o: 1000 &roner. Sc
%iultat: 500 aroner, 6ollit pq
6pngiel!
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t a Sc t 0 I'M M e II. / Il ST II :
5 e t. 0a Neoofter 81. $. Sent n,
Slenle, efter en- &u.1GS lie glennerl
5pertge og Norge forleoen befa11ot
Jig poa Sci ira Sronobjem til Bpte=
borg, ralntes bon al ct ltbelo, ioet
ban be6 at gao / Seng ltpote 9opeDet
inlo0 @lasf11plen iom gift Stpffer
og tilfpjeoe born nogle femme yG=
lioner. San maatte ltaa no al 20
get for at fon1n1e unDer 2GgebebonO=
ling / Melleruo. Me1te Dag onfom
Ne0aftpr Semen til &jpbenbopn pg
herbe11ote Zig ltrofs pao &o1nltnebo=
lpttalet for at fon u110eri6gt, ON ollie
8laslfaarene bar blepen nerncoe.
San ogter at forbre Sfaoeseritatlfng
al 6enorife @oner, Sd Sen lpobonlig
IStige, lom fprer op til pperl fe 5e1tg,
manglebe | p%eofomnenoe &11pe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06

gtutsroa6 9iDrif &c u :
0 | m, ser lanrn1el1 me0 SperOollr<
mer &raft reprnl enterer 9unmarf /
Sen inter11ottouale Conn tol / &oirp.
9ggppten, opbol0er Jig | 0enne Si6 /
&jp6enbapn poa lin oarlige 6erie.
ToIfemengoen / &i9=
benbapn. Sfplge Tolitiet;
Monotalslilter fan Solfemeng5en
&jgbenbapn regne5 til ca. ASSOC
s. 1. Mai 1909. 9. 1. Mai 1908
u0gjor0e Sen ca. 446,100, iau Sil=
pnfsten / set ii0lte Mar bar uogiort
ca. 300 eller .0,61 pGt, bpa0 Ser
er en- ler6eles Lap Silpefit / Cont
menligning mes Sc foregaoen6e Mar.
Sra 1. Mai 1907 til 1. Mai 1908
lteg 6olfetallet ne1nlig nneb ca. 5000
og fra 1. Mai 1906 til 1. Mai 1907
el10og me0 ca. 10000. Ga 6p0sler=
mes Mntal / &jpbe1bapn operltiger
Gp0sfal0enes me0 ca. 5000 ONT Ma=
ret, bill set lees, at ser / Sen ii6lte
Si0 fat fu11oet CIT b%etp0elig l10Don'
bring fra @obe0ito6en 5teo.
6orgifte6e 91pr. gn 111Q
Eige, 6rf. Gorla &altrl1p, ofgif np:
Zig beo 9p0en poa &om11ebolpi:
tulet 11n0er iurlig eicnoommelige oQ
trilte Smltenoigbe0er. 6or cit Sit
li0en bar bum u0e at lpo0iere / lturf1
&egnpejr> &egnet op1eite 6arpe:
fen1ifolierne / ben6eS bloo @ottellpr
cg FUN fit ct Ear 0raober al &ef er
/ Riet og paa 2Gberne. Goge11 efte1
%begDn0te Sen rnge Eigcs Mniigt a
ipulme op / foruroligense @ro6, ol
oa Smerten iamtiOig tog til, los 6a
milien en- 2nge fnl6e. @on fonlta
tere0e ltrafs Ell itprf Sorgiftning, Sci
1tamlne6e fra 6orpen / Set bloo 5lpr
og Grf. Sostrup bles tnolagt poa SO
ipitalet. S ct Nor Gage loa bur
fen me0 frpgteIige 9ioeli er, in6ti
bum ganife miitcoe @pnet. 90 for
leoen 6p0e bl1n.
90 ajeitets ornprmel
e SO az MOO Grm10sbloos=Ge
Duftgren 6etn1an11 bliper beDol1ole
me0 cit / 0al1lfe GetSunnaler uol
mi1Oelig 6ort. Bodybuilding og Gor
bpr / &ri1ninalfommeret ct oliere6'
aflluttet, Tori porer, Sperrets logfprc,
Stto Sing, og gnflager, Sperrets
logfprer @ellpegr2arien er l1o
1gDnte, og Den a%nflage0e CT inOio
/ Mrreltcrl, bpor ban piG blipe, ii
9on1men fal6er ON 2 eller 3 l1ger
Meo Sagttagelie al olle 6ormaIftc
ter noueoe mon paa Ell 0ogsat ienos
oenne Sag gierr,em Sc forifiellig
9ebmolinger, ser pfte toger Tiger
&C. to Sagfprere toger ligeleoeE
ltrafS fat poa 0ereS g(rbej6e, og
9pbet al eli l1ges Sis fan Eager
i%10la6es til Som. spprgsmoalet Ell
90 Blot, boob 3omn1erne me1er.
Sc iibIte 6anife. glooe me0oeler, a.
ariminalrettenS Com er faloen oe
lp6er paa 4 Maane0ers 6pngiel pae
- "a ., ~ ,GEsrI - .. Hs"r.e5i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
&jpbcnbabn.

Gtutsrau0 9i6rif &c u :
+ 0 | M, ser iun1n1el1 mes SperOollt=
n1er &raft reprnl entcrer 9anmarf /
Sen i1terr1otiouole Conn tol / &otro.
9@gpptel1, opbol0er Jig I 6enne Sib /
&jpbeubapn paa lin oarlige Terie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-06
Gllanb.

en- forgigl6et &omune.
Gsbjerg &on1l1nes Gjnl6 er mt OBJ
giort til go6t 3 Mill. &r. Gn0Di=
oere ltoar MON ODER or ct 2ool1 poo
Ell bolp Million, bporof 100000 &r.
goor til @uogetoperifri6elier be0
Spfprel1en al Set 11pe Gpgebus.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12
$4,000 HIDDEN IN SHANTY
Discovery Nndc by Police WHO Went
to Arrest Old Gcrmnn Hermit.

Pittsburg Pa. AuG. 11-Gold, silver
and paper money To the value Of s3o"a
hidden away In old trunks. Lays. stock
ings and even the rafters of hove.
was discovered tonight in the shanty
of Peter I.ebauch an aged German her
nit.
Tho discovery OF the hidden wealth
was made by the police. who went 70
I.eibauch's shanty tonight TO arrest
him. Leihauch had used nrofane language
to several girls who threw waste paper
on his lot YESTERDAY
search OF the house occupied by Lei
hauch disclosed coins stuck IN the crew
ices of the two rooms. one trunk was
loaded with so many coins of spla.l and
large denomination that officers could
not lift IT, Two smaller leather trunks
and an old wash boiler were also filled
with silver and gold coins, Bank books
wore found also showing large deposits.
Policemen were placed on guard al tho
house tonight TO guard the treasure
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12
RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Mrs. Carrie Brosedu and Mss T.. Nora
Cameron left Monday for week s
stay in Cohoos. y. y.-Miss Alice IIanfleld
returned Saturday 10 her home in Mont
real.-The remains Of George Durant We're
brought here Saturday from Rutland and
taken to Pine I'M for iDternent-Mrs
Jerome Tennien has returned from n two
weeks stay In Boston.-Mrs. Carrie O.
Severance has resumed her position IN
the Burnham store
Miss Eliza Phillips and Charles Gale
gar were married Sunday evening at st.
Mays Church at 40 O'Clock by the
Rev. j. ]. Boyle. Mr.. and Mrs. Gallegar
will go to British Columbia to reside
where he is engaged In the marble bust
ness-Mss Kate Blackwell has returned
from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Farr of Spring
field. Mass. spent Sunday In town with
| relatives.-.Mrs. G. W. Scott Is spending
the week at Lake Dunmore Mrs. NJ. d.
| Smith has returned to Macedon, n. Y
Miss Susan Talbot has returned from a
several weeks stay In Stockbridge-Mr
| Rufus Hemenway of New Britain.
| Conn. is spending the week with rela-
| tives In town.-Mrs. Charles June of Bos-
ton is the guest of Or. and Mrs j. s.
| Ia ST Wood.-The Rev. Alvin Bacon and
Miss Ruth Bacon have gone to Lake
Dunmore where they will occupy the
| Bacon cottage,-AIr. and Mrs, Wadron
and Il. W. Johnson left Monday for
their home In Somerville, Mass.-Mrs. S.
W. Jones went to the Mary Fletcher
| hospital Tuesday for an operation
| for ppendicitis-Arthur S Ketcham
! went to the Pittsford sanatortum
Monday where he will remain for
several weeks.-Miss Nettie Thomas has
gone to Silver lake where she has a posi-
tion.-Mr and Mrs. benjamin Miner and
son Of Boston are the guests Of his
brother. H. Lewis Miner.
Miss I.ottie Carlisle, only child Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar L. Carlisle died at their
home Tuesday morning after many
months Illness with tuberculosis at the
age Of 10 years-AIiss LILLIAN smith of
Brooklyn. n. Y. Is the guest of Otis f.
| Smith.-The Rev. Charles +. Hill. and
his mother OF Springfield. Mass, are at
the home of Mrs. c. II. Kelley for two
weeks.--Mrs W. II. Williams has gone
no Lake Dunmore to be the guest Of Miss
Edith Howe.-Frank Heating and Fred
McTierney have returned from n ten
DAYS outing at Sheburne.-Mrs. II.
Belle Quinn of Boston Is visiting her
brother. Clifton A. r., Merritt.-Mr and
Mrs, r. H. Wells and children and CLAIR
ence Baker and Miss Eva Baker are at
tending camp meeting at Spring Grove
Miss Lillian Savery who has been visit
Ing relatives In Winchester. Mass. has
returned home.-Mr, Burnham. the blind
musician, who has been spending his
vacation at the home Of Miss Elsie Hatch,
has returned to New York city.-iIush s,
Mel cod Of st. Louis. Mo. Is visiting his
brother George H. McI.eod.-Mrs. Frank
Carpenter Of s'oston Is here with her
parents, Mr. AVID Mrs. a. 4. Pond.-Miss
Isl" Flag" Of El,nwood. Mass, Is a
guest At r. 9, Spooner'a. Leon shore,
clerk In the town clerk's oh'c" Tor sew
erol months has resigned ltH position
and taken ouc with the American S'Hr1
| lrl r'lrv r9mrrnv -"ranE SANFORD mas
returned from Il visit To relatives In st
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12
VERMONT NOTES

The foundation for tho United stated
weather bureau station at Northfieldy
IS nearly completed.
Mrs. Margaret Dunaan Gleason. whose
funeral was held Tuesday was the oldcsty
person in McIndoes. She was born in |
Barnet over 81 years ago
bicyclst in NorthAeld Center tho
other day was followed quite dis
lance by two female deer with owl
dent interest in this method OF getting
over the ground.
This is another step In the proceed
ings which have resulted following
the discovery Of the alleged shortage
Of some $4,000 In Mr. hoscoe's ac-
counts.
Grin Cree, who was % wears old Tues.
day, happily celebrated his birthday n,
his home In Plainncld and by request oi
assembled relatives and friends sang ons
song without accompaniment. Mr. GREG
attributes much of his health and strength
10 good cold water, inside and out"
Since Caledonia county was organized
in 797 It has had 90 shcrlrs Tibet,
ordinary term has been two years but
Nathan ruler served FOR the decade from
lSl7 to 1927 and Lorenzo Sullowav held
the office for over n quarter Of century,
1875 to 1905. Only two ex-sheriffs are living
G. +. Weeks and W II Preston.
With the arrival Of "a barrels ot
crude oil to lay the dust in Mortified,
pedestrians are warned 70 keep 20 tho
walks until IT soalos into the ground.
! The experiment is being made by tho
merchants association, tn enterprise
ing business men who comprise (.
having subscribed literally to a fund
| for this purpose. It Is believed that
the oil will lay the dust better than
water and at no greater expense.
| An injunction has been granted by
Judge Butler Of Rutland restraining
| DR.. weston, the town treas of
New Haven. from cashing orders re-
Issued to certain parties for receipts
given by the late a. p. Roscoe, for
many years tho treasurer of that
town. II was argued that Mr.. Roscoe
borrowed the money without legal au-
| thority and that In consequence tho
town had no liability In the matter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12
NEWPORT

News was received Saturday Of the
death at Know wilton Sanitorium. Knovl-
ton. Pa, of William +. Bell Of this place
who went there only a few days ago
for treatment. MIR. Bell was storekeeper
for the Canadian Pacific and Ros.on G.
Maine railroads which position he had
held for three years. Mr.. Bell was n
native OF England and came to this
country seven years ago. Shortly after
comm ng to Newport he WAS married
and his wife survives him besides bro.
ther who Is in the Mounted Rifles in
South Africa. The funeral was held at
Knowlton. F. O., Monday with burial ut
that place. After disposing OF her house
hold effects. Mrs Bell will return to her
former home In Portsmouth. England
Several from this place attended the
funeral and floral contributions from the
Congregational Church and Roys Choir.
of which he was assistant leader. were
sent.-I.. q. Cummings of Gary. Ind,
arrived in town Friday evening on a
two weeks visit to his parcnts-I. f.
Humphrey, Miss Helen White Of Bur
lington and II. II. Rawson Of Schnec-
tady. n. Y. are having a week in camp
at Lake Park.-The Rev. V. NJ Hardy
of Morrisvillc preached at the Con
gregatiOnal Church Sunday in tho 0h-
scnce of the pastor.
4 concrete seawall Is being built n
Lake Park to protect "a" lnNE from hcirl
washed out In ligh water a"l also dur
ing high winds.-Joscph Malcomc. who Ia!
been recovering from I'm attack nj
POISONING since tlo first If June. Is
practically wol. He Is cmphnt'" In tu'
st"tomoni that he was poisoned h. m"a
and says that no meat chopper was used
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12
LOWELL.

Miss Bernice Kinsley of Essex is
visiting her uncle. Rufus Kinsley.-
Antoine Green, aged ?6 years, died
August G. after long illness. He was
the oldest resident of this town and
was horn In St. Ceassire, p. O., June
is. 1S13.-Mrs. Smith Sisco OF Brad
ford is visiting her mother. Mrs. II.
H. Newton.-NathaC Green OF New
port was here Sunday to attend the
funeral Of his father. Antoine Green.
DIR. and Mrs n. J. Sheehan are en-
tertaining their sister, Miss Lena
Sheehan o. Boston, for a few weeks.
Miss Cora Spear Of New Jersey is
visiting MIR and Mrs J. c. Young
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Stewart are the
parents Of a daughter. Marjorie Eva,
born August "a daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Sanborn. Aug
ust 6-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Doolin and
son of Manchester. y. H.. are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Hines
Mrs. H. IL Newton was called to
WesthclG Monday by the death OF
her sister, Mrs. Elvira Brown.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12

Of G. c. Pierce Of this city was held Tues
day and c. A. Gale was appointe ed
trustee Of the bankrupt estate It was
announced that 10 per cent. dividend
will be paid August u on the bankrupt
estate Of L. J. Blanchard OF Montpelier.
The Rev. DR.. f. A. Bishop. principal Of
Montpelier Seminary. went Tuesday to
Lake Mansfield for a few days rest. AL
though he would make no definite state
ment in regard to the endowment fund
FOR the seminary. he evidently is sure OF
its completion and he stated that he
would give out something for publca ton
regarding Il in about a week.
The survivors OF Company I. nth Yer
mont regiment. are planning to hold a re-
union at Dewey Park next week during
the annual reunion Of the Washington
County Veterans association. OF the
survivors Of this company, 81 nre' MEM
bers of the County Veterans association.
F. L. Laird Of this city and John w.
Gordon OF Barre. attorneys. representing
the boards of trade OF the two cities.
filed yesterday with Attorney-General J.
G.. Sargent. a formal complaint in ls
lengthy counts Of the service and rates
of the Vermont Telephone e. Telegraph
'pilIlhilN' anu pray INK INr EflIci There
from. In the name OF the State. as pro-
vded by law. the attorney-general will
row bring the matter before the public
service commission. and representing the
State, he will prosecute the complaint
before the commission. No date for a
hearing has been fixed
.Attorney-General J. G. Sargent stated
yesterday that he had no knowledge that
he and the State auditor are to begin to-
morrow an examination of commitments
to the State hospital for the insane 70
ascertain those who have relatives able
to support them there. as stated in q
morning paper. Auditor Graham Is eX-
pected here the last of the week, but
Mr.. Sargent has no engagement with hin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The death OF Edward T. Sault occurred
Wednesday, August l. He has been IN
Door health since last spring. Mr. Sault
was a we'll known citizen, veteran OF
che Civil War and for q years quarter
master Of U. S. Grant Post No. So. q. A.
r. He is survived by n wife and -four
sons, w. Il. and II. i. Sault Of Lynn,
Mass, q. l., Saut Of Somerville, Mass,
and c. r. Jault Of Marblehead. Mass, He
also leaves three brothers ana two sis
lers.-News has been received OF
the death Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milan
Hebard of North Haverhill, y. H.
where they had lived for four years with
her nephew. Clifford Seymore. They
were long residents of this town and for
many years lived at Randolph Center
Mrs IIcbnrd died sunday. July ", Sh,
was 70 years Of age and had beon feeble
for some time. Mr.. I'e'nrl. who died
August O. WIS 20 years old
Mr.. ami Irs e, H. ingalls, are At
home from Mortpclinr w .. s. Huch
and family who have Ncnn ~ IN" b''
A"is cottage at Hghgate Springs
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MORGAN.

George l.. Taylor of Attleboro. Mass.
is spending his vacation in town.-C. ].
Courser blacksmith Is suffering with an
injured rib caused by a kicking horse
The Misses Clara and Catherine w lcox
are visiting in Boston and vicinity
Miss Mary Cobb of New York is stop
ping at George CObb's.-E. c. burroughs
a sha rpshooter in the Civil War, died nj
his home In this tonw August of diahe
ties. Coming back from the war a young
man, he cleared farm and had been
one OF the prominent citizens of the
tSwn. He had held various town offices
and had been members of the state
legislature. The G. A. r.. W. r. c.. and
Modern Woodmen were present at the
funeral In large numbers. He leaves n
wife and seven children
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WOLCOTT.

The county Sunday school convention
was held here TNiesday.-Miss Ruth Cas-
yell of Morr.stown IL visiting her aunt,
Mrs. George Allen.-F. Il. Morse passed
eunday with his daughter. Mrs. Joseph
oRivers In Morristown.-The Rev. J. II.
Wills Is taking a three weeks vacation
and with his wife went Wednesday ia
Sheldon camp meeting.-The Rev. b. L.
Jennings will preach In the Methodist
Church Sunday.--John Viele suffered a
severe hemorrhage of the nose Thursday
night which was caused by an liberated
tooth. An operation was necessary
Rev. Burton a. Jennings. pastor OF the
Methodist Church in Somerville. Mass
Il passing a vacation with his parents
hers.-Mr. and Mrs. H. ". Moody passed
Sunday at the home Of Mrs Moody's broth
or, Nathaniel Jones in Cabot.-F. l.. Mer
sitt 10 In very feeble health-Mrs. Charles
wells of Montpelier is visiting Mr.. Wells's
knother, Mrs. c. Dawson.