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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-10
@iuScr Saufcrnes siaiS.

5lcre fpuSiqe WrnS pno EoIur.
ioritniugeuS Cmronoe bdpoe iOug
IQnaere SamtaIer meo Or. Goof ON
hans Reiic. og ser er life en- blunot
bent Tom MI nUrer Spil ON at bans
6remitilling itnar ill troenOe; DC fan
Oerior bcler life i~oriina ben Yiis.
taufe iom ira pisie Solo | amerifa
isges reiit imoo Or. Goot$ ar6eioe.
@IanOt Dem, iom iong un6erfaite0e
gofioren et lRngere ~aruosiorber~
udr astronomer SroieSior Strsm.
aren. Tom ~erfIGreoe. al bois ban If
anleonirg til Of un0erisge Gr.
gocfs Sbierontioner. iad funoe ban
beitemme pua set auer nprmeite, Ell.
ten ban bapoe ppret peo Eolen euer
ei. San ipntes imiolertio at ppre
meget tilirebs meo ReiuItatct al lin
Sauitnle nteo Goftoreu. Get per.
iouIige Snotrpf Gr. Goof eisr paa
Dem. iom bar pGret iammeu meo
bdm bar ogina i bsi Grab itprtet
3iaioen Ill ban.
Sgiad ioag par Or. Goot til
9unf / oen amerifunife 9esation. %
Der iii ban for ct Gieblif til en- vi.
pegIins p9re / Sreo for Iloiritten ON
fin Reiie % lit iiteoet Splpsninger
ON ct OF anoet. iom er bGnot ON.
firing i geroen. mems ban bar lisset
oppe / @oldriien. Sarlig interesie.
reoe Oct BAN al iaa geifeS ON eng.
IGnScren Ssitnant Sbaefletons ge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-10

5te September:
Ir. 6reoericf Goof, 1dgcuS Ssuc
/ ben oonitc Sopcoitao, par / aiten
til MiohagS hos Song 6reoerif paa
GhnrlottcnIum0 SIot. Huber Tuoi'
enieu pao gmoliruborg Slot igonr.
buor aongeu hopoe npitcu Ell Zines
Somtnlc ueb Goof, ff ban CT lau
ior6eIngtigt Srotrpt al oeu bcrsute
Eolarforcr, al ban giennem en- Snm.
mcrberre itrar eiicr ieuote BAN Suo.
bpoclie til Wibooa pla Sommerilot'
tet GbarIottenIuro ioag, Tor at ban
funbe ioa berc mere al Tmerifnuc.
rens mcrfcligc Neiic.g pcntnr. Iette
ifetc oca life, isr odnife &ioenifob5
mrno boooc foriifret Gougcn on
Or. GoofS IroprrbigbeS. iaooiot &c
bapoc funnel iiuoc no.
: Wiooaqen 6sltog belle Sen oou.
lie SonacioniIic. enorg &c minoite
.9eru, Iigeioa bcn ameritonifc Qiini.
tier, Or. Ggon, iomt Raitor Or.
Gaze fra Chicago % roale iua at,.
Orc @iGiirr, Miooogen forIsb | al
Stilbeo, men citcr Wioooaen bleu
Or. Goof Centrum for eli IipIig in.
%tcreSieret % ipriat i~preracnoe @rup.
pc. San mdotte aipe Gil fort Srcn.
fitting al fine SpIcoeIier. 90 iGrli1
DC pr9rc Wieblcmmer al aouacinmi-
lien bar ian ipGnot, at &c life bouoc
Hooo til at eno Clip al ct euclte
Srb, ban iaqoe. 8ris WaIocmar.
iom ielp er Sisoificcr, bar nfcaet in.
tcrcSicrct I S~SiorboISene % Strsm.
ninaerrc cmfring Golcn, % Rrins
og VrinicSic @cora al 8~rGfeulnno.
inm Dor iiliteoe. rettebe oaind Ell
MGnabe Sperasmnol iii BAN. aae
uotoIte lin 9elnbring for hans 90.
Drift % aritIIereoe bam paa oct
bierteligitc.-
Oct pur oocr Wionot. bo Tr.
Goof eiter Den isrite 0agS nnitrGn-
genoe GplepeIier / S~isbenbapu nno.
eOe tiIbnGe til tit Sotel, men cn6oa
ioo ban oppe / 10 elmer. beifiPftiqet
oels meo at ifrioe 9rene. % 6eIs
meb Samtoler meb Commander
Sopgaoro og Ssituant SIuiieu. &c.
fretGr for oct feI. geographic Gel.
ifnb.
Gnerebe peo Spniioen imorqes
bar ban after poa @enene. Oct isr.
tie, ban gioroe, bar at Irie SperiGt-
teller az bau'te @laoes Smtale al
BAN. Seuere mobtoa ban oen nor
ife Eolariarer auptein Sperorup
iom Dor fomn1et til Gisbeubapu for
at bile pna bom oa @rep Surnlo
RoItfe, Tom uar meo pau MpIius
Gridiers isritc Grpe0iiion til Geit.
gr0nIono. 8rcpen er a%unitmaler,
og oct or Ell Wuliabeo for, at ban
bill fommc til at teare 51uitratio.
nerne til Or. Goofs BOG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-10
Sgiaa YfarD aaact frenl.
SCOT en- Nmerifaner "nagler" Stjernebanneret
til NDrbpolen.
Gtempler Goof joni 2pgmer.
til NDrbpolen.

Sans Telegram berom til Nslo'
ciateb Breis / Ietp gorf, bateret
Snoian Sarbor, 2abrabor, neb
troabIss Selegrai pia Sap @ap, Netp
Spunolano ben zoe Sept, lpber iaa-
lebes:
"SSeg bar naglet Stiernebdnneret
til Noropolen. 9ette err oittoritatiut
og FORFEIT.
Goofs 9eretning maa life toges
0 + olpprIiet. De TO gifimoer, iom
lebiagebe BAN, tiger, at ban life fom
nogen 9iitance norbpper % life no
afiigte al 9anb. Inbre Weolenmer
al Stammen befr9fter oeres Sortpl.
ling.
Georp."
Oct iantme Telegram bar 8earp
iertbt iamtibtgt til Reuters SeIe-
grambureait / gnglonb. Den lam.
me geifploning MOB Goof eientager
ban ogioa / ct Telegram til lin Su.
itrit, iom Gpoer Zig:
"Soritnfet pes Wobpino. gefpnt.
re Dig life ON Goof. gifimoer for
tGaer, at Goof albrig bar no afipne
al 2anb. Stnmmen befr0fter bette.
Meeb mig | Spbnep."
90 iaa bar Ri ba &en ON
Noropolen gaaenbe for fi,Io Wl,iif.
Sanffcrnc CT barmc.
Sra aisbenbapn t~elegraferes Sen
Soc September:
Commander Tearps Telegram til
Tresieburenierne, bpori ban | 8irfe.
Iigbeben itempler Or. Goof iom Ell
2sgnbals, bar paft Iterf Sarme Der.
Sper eneIte banif Sorifer erflGrer
oct umuiligt, at Gearp bar ppret
iitanb til at beosmme San6beoen Ell.
Ter ltianbbeoen | Or. Goofs 9eret.
ming fra, boab ban bar bort ser.
ON. Oct banife geographic SeIIfab
itaar paa Or. Goofs SIDE og amer
Pearps S~nitntationer for uoGroiqe
en- Gentleman. s bet belle alle ifon-
binapiife ~9eografiife og aitronomiife
REIMBURSEMENT og Spbageliesrei-
ienoe tror, at Or. Goof bar Ssrite.
manb peb ToGen. Hoalb amunOien
90 9optein Soerbrup, Der ubeitriot
6srer til gerbens itsrIte gutoriteter
paa Bette Smraaoe, beler beege ben.
ne Gro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-10
81. SoOf | Sonmarf.
6GOres % bDlDes al aongen, llniueriitetet %
bet geographic Selifab.
TortjenfmcSaljem | Sub.

britt pco SnopoIeu. Otter ounh
bIep ban leoiGaei til Ell 6otosrdi.
iom tog en- GGffe Siae0er al BAN.
&ouaeinmilien bdo0e uemlig ptret
Enife ON at iad bans giaeoe meo
bars autograii pou. 90 bisie Bile.
Der er ienere al @iniiter Cyan ienot
Ill Slottet.
0iiuiitcr Cyan b~eifptter fin be.
rentte SanoSnialo iad onhpggeIist
iom muIigt. Sfisnt Or, Goof offi.
ciclt bar lin gopGl pnn SoteI Gbs.
mir iom oct geographic SeIifabs
@irit. Dor ban / 8irfcIigheoen | sc.
a%otiouen, lorot ban fan bare iri ior
mSaierri8c % pootrGugcnoe Mcn.
ueifcr.
Or. Goof mootoe iSoa en- bef
&Gtfe al 3aumarfS meit befieuote
MirnS. SeribIanSt Siternterne Or.
@cora 9rnnSes oe Baron Bale Ro.
icufrdnt3.
Programmed for DC nGrmeite
Gage ino6cintter blaubt anbet en-
Heceptiou | oeu omcrifouife 2ega.
ton for IipIontatiet. og en- Hecep.
ton for onuife @ioeulfa6smGno. Der
bar suifet at gisre Eolarioreren fin
CpuortniuG, og Iirsbaa 9iteu bol.
Der Or. Goof 6oreoroa | set seosra.
fife ScIltab on lin Heiie.
Sor Of binbre miIiat Cab al fine
Sptegnelier peo Sfibsiorlis. bar
Or. Goof ieubt Gele al Dem meo
iorifieuiee 5fibe fra Grsulnnb 90
De ban bar igier piI ban ienoe fra
3nnmarf poa famine Tdaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-10
ImnnSien uin Tearp % Guuf.

Sra ariitionia t~ele9raferes ben
zoe September:
Saptein RoaIo amumoieu ubtaIte
itog / gnleonirg @iterretniltgen ON,
at oaiaa Iobert Rearp bopoe nooet
R~oropoIen.
"0et or inbIpienbe, at Georp life
fanbt roget Spor al Goof / Ben ito.
big bripenbe IS. Yearp bar rime-
ltgoiS / Sperensitemhtelie meo fin
Glan eiort fit 6rcmitso moo Golen
fra ct sitligerc Steb enc Gpof, ifient
mango uuentebe SmitGnoigbeber fan
bape bragt S%pranbring beri."
&opteinen blep berpaa ipurgt, ON
ban troebe, at Tearp opnnoeoe mere
ppr0ifuIbe pi~6enifabeIige Geiultater
ems Or. Goof. Sertil iuoreoe amrnO-
len:
"SonSipnIigpis life. 9e bar li9e.
oan iibrritet - meo fiin De obiolut
~nebpcnoige Sritrumenter. s geogra.
tiff Seuiecnbe er begges gebrifter al
ltor getponing, cg BET bar ogiaa i'm
@etpbnirg at i%ommenligre oercS ge.
rrtninger ON fine Reiier. Get bar
ingeniombeIit getpbniug >enteu Oct
matematiifc Rolepurft bleo naaet
ener CT, men set er al @etponing, at
Sc geoarofiife Sorbolbe poa Stee<
ben iogttogct, Iuligcns er Der emo
MI ct % onoet ugiort beroppe. 90
hpao ser Itoar tilbagr bill upre mere
p,.S tilitrPffeIiot for os alle."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-10
Guof ~itnnbcbc biem.
ct nnbet Telegram fra Gisbcn'
hahn al Soc Sept. meooeler:

ct anbet Telegram fra Gisbcn'
balm al Soc Sept. meooeler:
Slere slpiier Der | 9pen giettgiuer
9repe ira @renIano, bppri oct meo.
beles, at Or. Goof Dor nerpss % Git
II Ell itnoig SpGnbing, mebens ban
oeuteoc pao Gamperen "SanS Gge.
Oe~. San itunoebe eiter at oenoe iii.
bage til GipiIiiationen iaa burti8t
iom muligt. San bapOc nemlig Al
gifimoerne bsrt &pgte ON, at Searp
oqiaa bapoe uaqet IoleL og ban on
Ifeoe at pGre oen isrite til at penot
biem meb gelfeo ON Solens Spon'
selie.
Tearp innrt bicmmc.
Sra SaIiior, g. g., t%elegrafercS
Den Soc September:
ct Telegram mootaget Der ioag
ira Neo 9op, Sabraoor, meooelet, al
"3ooiepclt" meo Commander sea
rps Noropolserpeoition outboro er |
Won9el af 9rGnbiel, ba man life
bar truffet oen aulonutpcr, iom for
fIere Tiger iiben ieilcoe Sfibct ims.
De fra Stem Sounolano. "Rooieoelt"
Iorlob Snoian Sorbor imoraes o9
9aar meb Ell 6ort al omfring fem
anob / Simen. Sfibet or mcotoget,
% oct blir ntanife mot til at brGuoc
en- Gel al lit SrGperf.
Won oentcr, at Sfibet bill non He6
Ban inlorgen OF tage inc &ilI, og al
Commander Teorp bill ienoe lin no
fsrlige 9eretning bcrirn. s Gbntenll
gapL bpor "9fooicpelt" agtebe iig inb-
ON pon Heiieu fra Snoian Sarbor,
er Selegrnfitatioren li,ffet. Geb Ban
er omtrent 90 nil / @eit for Gbatenu
Ban.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01

taking Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to see what it would do,
and L am restored to my natural
health. Mrs. ETA DONOVAN, Box
200, Willimantic, Conn.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. 1t may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, inflam-
nation, liberation, fibroid tumors, ir-
regularities, periodic pains, backache,
bearing-down feeling, flatulency, indi-
gestion, dizziness, or nervous prostra-
ton.
For thirty years Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
suffering women owe it to themselves
to at least give this medicine trial.
Proof is abundant that it has cured
thousands of others, and why should it
not cure your
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01
NEED WATCHING.
Certain Youngsters Having Their
Own Sweet VIII on the Streets at
Night,

Certain Youngsters Having Their
Own Sweet VIII on the Streets at
Night.
If less check reins were used on
our horses and more check reins
employed on certain local young
sters who make the street their
home, two birds might be killed
with one stone, or one strap, and
the number of petty crimes which
have been committed lately might
decrease very appreciably. The
boys are on the streets altogether
too much, are "ganging it" alto
gether too much and are feeling a
restraining hand altogether too lit
tie.
The curfew law or some other re-
striction which will keep the boys
at home or in decent places of
amusement in the early evening is
badly needed in this city and the
thoughtless young scamps who, if
they keep on in their present course
are on the straight road to rowdy-
ism, should be approached in some
way or other and their presence
at home by certain hours insisted
on by the policemen and parents.
And, though it is sometimes difficult
to prove to every citizen the con-
nection between the two subjects, a
public playground, ample room for
the children, good sport, an athletic
director, ETC., would accomplish
wonders for the unruly as we'll as
the ruly youngsters and, it might
happen, that less communities
would be looking for Jail sites.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01
co. II INSPECTION.
Good Showing Made Friday Evening
by Local Militiamen.

by Local Militiamen.
The regular annual inspection by
Co. II, V. n. c., was made on Friday
evening in the Armory by Captain
Hyde of the Coast Artillery branch
of the United States Army, and the
showing made by the local boys was
highly commendatory of the work
done by them during the past year.
The property of the company, in
GLIDING armament, accoutrements.
etc, received the closest scrutiny
from the inspecting officer and
while no official report has been
made public, and will not be until
the report has been sent to Wash
ington it is understood that Capt.
Hyde was pleased with the condi-
ton of the company.
The drill carried out by the local
boys was we'll executed and some
difficult evolutions were performed
with good success, showing that con-
siderable attention has been paid
to this department of the work of
the militia. Only four men We're
missing from the ranks when the
roll was called, a good showing for
attendance. Capt. Hyde has made
several inspections of the different
companies in the state and while
some of the conditions are not what
was expected, the local company
will undoubtedly receive a favorable
report at the department office in
Washington.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01
GETS THREE YEARS.
State Accepts Plea Of Manslaughter
In Orleans County Case.


Newport, March 26.-Levi Par
fridge, against whom the grand jury
recently returned an indictment for
murder in the first degree, for kill
ing Roy Coomer at Glover December
5, 1908, was arraigned in Orleans
county court here yesterday. The
respondent pleaded guilty to man
slaughter and the plea was accepted
by the state.
Judge w. w. Miles sentenced
Partridge to not less than two or
more than three years in state pris-
on at Windsor.
Mrs. Partridge, who left recently
for parts unknown, returned Tues
day. She appeared in court yester-
day. pleaded guilty to a charge of
adultery, and was sentenced to not
less chan two or more than three
years in the state prison. 1t will be
remembered that it was alleged that
improper relations between Mrs.
Partridge and Coomer led to the
killing of the latter by Partridge.
Coomer who was about "a years
old, had been intimate with Mrs.
Partridge and last July he was lodg-
ed in Jail here on a statutory
charge. A reconciliation between
husband and wife was effected and
Partridge gave bail for Coomer's
release and warned him to keep
strictly away from their home. Sat-
urday, DECEMBER 3, Partridge re-
turned from drawing wood to find
the fellow with Mrs. Partridge in
the kitchen, and taking down a shot
gun he blew off one side of Coomer's
head, killing him instantly. Par
fridge is about So years old while
his wife is somewhat younger. Fol-
lowing the tragedy, Mrs. Partridge
took all the blame on herself say
ing to her husband, II brought you
to it.
The jury in the case of Kilby VS..
c. L. Erwin, which has been on
trial in county court for about ten
days, brought in verdict yesterday
morning that the plaintiff recover
$264.20 and costs. The action was
brought to recover damages caused
by the partial destruction by fire of
portion of the defendants sugar
orchard 1t was asserted that fire
set by the defendant, and not prop
erly guarded, cause the destruction
of the plaintiffs property.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01

Your son has Consumption. His
case is hopeless" These appalling
words were spoken to Geo. e. Blew
ems. leading merchant of Spring
field, n. c., by two expert doctors
one a lung specialist. Then was shown
the wonderful power of Dr. Kings
New Discovery After three weeks
use" writes Mr. Blevens. The was as
well as ever. | would not take all
the money in the world for what it
did for my boy" Infallible for Coughs
and Colds, its the safest, surest cure
of desperate Lung diseases on earth
soc. and $1.00. Guarantee satisfac-
ton. Trial bottle free. C. Blakely,
Geo. E. Sanborn of Mortified, c. F..
Leavitt of Plainfield.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01
ALL WRONG
The Mistake Is Made By Many Mont
pelier Citizens.

Don't mistake the cause of back
ache.
To be cured you must know the
cause.
1t is wrong to imagine relief is
cure.
Backache is kidney ache.
You must cure the kidneys.
A Montpelier resident tells you
how.
Fred Dodge, living on r. F. D. No.
2, Montpelier, VT, says; mo one
knows more than do the value OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. l procured ,ss
remedy in the spring of 1897 va
suffering from a weakness of my
kidneys and dull, reavy pains in my
back and loins. I was in such mis-
cry that I could not attend to my
work and although l used plasters
and liniments, / received no relief
Doan's Kidney Pills helped me from
the first and since then I have rec
ommended the remedy TO scores or
people and have even gone so far as
to buy it for kidney sufferers with
the understanding that If Doan's
Kidney Pills failed to prove of ben
eft they need not pay me. I have
never lost a cent in this way and so
I have even more faith in Doan's
Kidney Pills than when I testified
to their merits over eight years
ago."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milbrn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01
PASCALE w. CURRIER
Died at Home On Melon Street
This Morning.

Pascale W. Currier died at 10
o'clock on Friday at his home,
Nelson street, of Bright's disease.
Mr.. Currier had been in i'll health
for some time but had not been con-
fined to the bed until recently when
he had failed rapidly. -
Mr.. Currier was born in New York
state, nearly 70 years ago, and was
by occupation a farmer, having re-
tired from active work some time
ago. His wife is Sarah P. CurrieE
Mr.. Currier was lover of horse
flesh and had some magnificent
specimens which he drove frequent
ly. He was very we'll known among
Berlin. people and among the older
residents of this city and he took an
active interest in the topics of the
day up to the last days of his life.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01
JURY SAYS GUILTY.
Brought In Verdict in Mcclellan Case
Friday Afternoon mt Late Hour.

The case of State VS.. Mcclellan
was finished on Friday afternoon.
when at about o'clock, the jury
came in with a verdict of guilty
after being out since 1855 Fri
day forenoon. The case was we'll
fought throughout, and the counsel
engaged in several tits which
Judge Stanton suppressed almost
as soon as started. The witnesses
for the plaintiff were few, while
those for the defence were quite
numerous and loud in their asser-
lions that Mcclellan had not taken
the $26 which it is alleged he stole.
from Mat Matson, a Swede of Barr
The arguments in the case were
made Friday forenoon, and be
fore leaving for Mortified. Judge
Stanton gave his instructions to the
jury and gave them the case. The
assistant judges held court during
the afternoon in the absence of
Judge Stanton in hope of receiving
some verdict from the jurymen lock
ed up in the consultation room be-
low.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01
HORSE OR AUTO?
Amusing Episode on Montpelier
Streets Recently Leaves Warren
Man in Quandary.


Streets Recently Leaves Warren
Man in Quandary.
Fred Cardell of Warren is not de-
cided as to whether he prefers an
automobile to horse, both or
neither. Mr.. Cardell purchased an
auto of a Montpelier man some time
ago and was the first automobilist
to try his hand at the steering wheel
in the streets of that quiet village.
AS he expressed it, he half killed a
woman by fright, gave heart dis
ease to the feathered creation, in
Cured the lasting enmity of dogs
and cats, and decided that he would
let some one else break in Warren TO
the auto while he returned to his
horses
lie drove into Montpelier the other
day with his pair of spirited horses
who took fright and gave local peo
pie an exhibition of pretty fast trot-
ting as they swung around pillar
and post and scared passersbys out
of their false teeth. And so the pro-
position that faces the Warren man
is not simple and he asks himself,
"The Lady or the Tiger?"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01
MRS STANTON DEAD.

The death of Mrs. Kate Stanton
occurred on Friday at her home
in Mortified, where she has lived
for the past several years, the cause
Of her death being heart trouble.
She was the widow Of the late Da-
vid r. Stanton who died about five
years ago.. being the sister-in-law of
Judge Zed S. Stanton, who is now
holding county court in this city.
Three children survive the de-
ceased, Maud, Mary and Fred, the
eldest being IA years of age. The
funeral was held from her late
home in Mortified on Monday at
10 a. m. . 5a'4 @S@N
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01
GA . To7 Z a.
Rsa,, .b. ,lhe Kind You Have Always Bought
' ''': :; ''' EHzZzzT
THE TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBIT.
Plans Being Made For the State
Board Of Health's Educational
Campaign in Montpelier.

DR.. Z. II. Buttles of Burlington,
inspector of the state board of
health, was in the city on Friday
making plans for the tuberculosis
exhibit the state board hopes to be
able to bring to this city during the
latter part of April for two days if
the city will furnish the armory for
that purpose. The board is taking
these exhibits about the state pur-
suant to an act of the last legisla-
ture authorizing the state board to
spread the educational gospel in the
interests OF checking the spread of
tuberculosis.
Between two and three thousand
people visited the exhibit in the ar
mory hall in Burlington during the
four days of its being there and it
is thought great good resulted, or
will result, from the points receiv-
ed. DR.. II. S. Thompson, OF the
state laboratory, accompanies DR..
Buttles and they explain the exhib-
it's. On the second night at least a
lecture will be given on some of the
phases of the disease by a competent
specialist.
The board will take its exhibits
to st. Adams next where a suitable
hall has been furnished and will go
from there to Newport.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-04-01
DIED AT NORTHFIELD.
Four Women Residents of That VIII
lage Died Within Brief Interval.

Four deaths have occurred in
Mortified within very short in
terval, and the community has been
saddened by the loss of four women
residents of the town.
Fannie (Houghton), wife of the
late Leonard Persons, 81 years old
died shortly after midnight Thurs
day, having been unconscious since
the preceding Saturday. She was one
of the oldest residents of the town
and is survived by one son, Dennis
of Massachusetts and five daughters,
Miss Ann of Northfield,; Mrs. James
Cone, Barre; Mrs. Nichols, Lyndon;
Ella, of Kansas, and Mrs. Brown Of
Concord, N. H.