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where Cook had Shot musk oxen This
the two men did and Whitney bagged
al the oxen he could carry out on his
/ sledge.
he said he found these two Eskmos
TO be quito satisfactory IN subordinate
capacities, but he knows nothing Of their
value IN a dash across the polar see.
Continuing. Mr. Whitney said that
last month, when peag on board The
/ Roosevelt reached Etah from the North
after his winters work there hex Whit
uey. informed him Of DR.. Cooks arrival
/ IN April adding that Cook had told him
10 tell peary that Cook had gone beyond
peary's fafthcst north Peary made no
comment on this, and Whitney said he
was not asked any other questions by
Peary, but the next day Cooks Eskimos
came to Whitney and asked BIN what
Peary's men were trying Go get them
to say Peary's men had shown the
Eskimos papers and maps, but the Eski
mos declared they ala not understand
these papers SO far as Mr.. Whitney IA
aware Cook Eskim0s never admitted
that while with the doctor they had only
progressed two sleeps from land.
The day The Roosevelt was leaving
Etah for home, Whitney informed Peary
that Cook bad entrusted 70 him certain
belongings % bring home 90 the vessel
that was coming for whitney, but az
TINS ship had not arrived Whitney was
az a loss what to DO with this prop
erty
peary declined to permit Or Cooks
belongings 10 81 brought aboard The
Roosevelt and he put Whitney on bis
honor not 90 include anything belonging
% DR. Cook IN his own luggage Whit
nev thereupon went ashore from the
Roosevelt, separated Dr. Cooks property
from bis own baggage and. with the aid
of Capt Robert BARTLETT, commander of
the Roosevelt, whom he had asked 70
help him repaeked Cooks property in
boxes After this had been done Whit
ney and Bartlett cached an Cook prop
erty N cave IN Tho rocks and LETT thc
property in charge Of one Of Dr.. Cooks
Eskmos.
"lt may be remarked In passing Mr.
Whitney went On that 10 wears ago
Peary did with tie explorer. Sverarup
who was cruising Ia Smith sound. what
he had done with Cook be refused to
bring back any of syerdrups letters Or
records
Asked why he did not return to Etah
and get Cook property AZ he had Joined
the Jeanne Whitney replied that he and
Captain Bartlett debated Chat point at
length Bartlett wanted him % 60 back
but he was in a predicament because a
Winchester rifle which he had promised
e. d.. 4
by the Jeanie He did not like TO 20
back 60 Etah without IL
In conclusion, afr Whitney declared
that he regretted Being engaged ia tbis
controversy lie said that he had found
both DR.. Cook and Commander Peary
most courteous and consderate and the
he had never met any men whose con
duct generally was more eommeud8be
Of whose dealing with him lad been
more fair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-29
NEW RED sox FIELDER
Duffy Lewis Of Oakland, Cal, Team viii
Join Team Next Year.

Duffy Lewis Of Oakland, Cal, Team win
Join Team Next Year
Boston Sept. 90 Duffy Lewis q the
Oakland. CAL. Pacific coast league team,
IS one Of the new men the Boston Amer
leans will have in line when they 60 TO
Hot Springs FOR spring practice ii 1910
Lewis has played The entire season with
Oakland and j. batting for POP being
Up among tbe league leaders HE i a
right hand bitter and except for a bad
start last spring would now have q bat.
ting average of over 825 hich has been
bis gait lately He Is " fast On his
feet bat d little green on running bases.
nice bunter, BE has been one Of THE
best run getters In bis league. while he
Is q free hitter as we'll having no par
ticular SPOT which he fav0rs with his
long drives, III the field ne Is considered
one of the hest men that ever has played
in the territory Of the coast league, and
AZ has an arm as good as Iris Speak.
er's being a right hand thrower Lewis
Is 2 years old and stands over feet 10
inches President Hedges Of the St..
Louis Browns and scout Dick padden Of
the same team have both seen Lewis
work aud say he S By far tile hest man
ID he coast section. Jim Mcclure saw
Kim while looking over the same field for
The Cleveland clslb and tried 70 get bin,
having The same opinion At the Others o.
Lewis work, Charley Graham and Dan.
ny Long. two Of the best judges Of ball
players in the country got Lewis fox
President John I Taylor Of the Red
S6V
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He FayorS a Bond Issue OF
SlO,OOO,OO0
SPEECH ON CONSERVATION
He VIII Make an appeal to Congress
for Authority--Be Believes the Projects
Already Begun Should Be
Completed.

Spokane, Wash. sept 2a-In . speech
on the conservation 81 national resources
delivered here yesterday President TAFT
declared he would ask Congress to M.
thorize the issuance of sie0o0,0oo IN
bonds to complete the irrigation projects
already begun in the West and on which
work has been stopped for lack Of funds.
This hrs been the hope 81 many set.
tiers ID the arid regions, who had taken
up lands IN expectation Of procuring a
supply Of water 70 make them fertile,
and the presidents declaration was en-
Enthusiastically eheered
Governor May, Senator w. I. Jones
and other distinguished guests welcomed
the president to spokane yesterday
The program included an automobile
trip through various sections Of tho city
immediately after breakfast, followed BY
a parade IN Riverside avenue to the re-
viewing stand, whore President Taft de-
livered his address 81 the conservation
OF national resources,
Then the president was entertained at
a 50 per pIate luncheon Ia The after
noon Occur D'Alens was visited, the
president making a rear platform speech
there before proceeding 70 Hayden lake.
summer resort ii idaho
Hundreds OF visitors came to Spokane
from nearby cities and towns to join IN
welcoming the president
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National League standing.
base Ban Notes.

Connie Macs's team lost another
chanee to close lip On Che Tigers Mon.
day when they were defeated BY Clee-
land
The rainy weather in the past few
days has caused number Of postpone
ments in both leagues and for the next
week double headers viii be in order.
Chiekering Evans Of Bondville. VT is
NOW with Che Boston National league
baseball team b whom ne WAS drafted
from the Hartford. Connecticut league
team a number Of weeks ago Evans
pitched fer Boston IN the second game
Of double-header with Cincinnati ia
that city Sunday losing to 8. The
Boston Globe SAYS Of the young mRn's
work In the second game Manager
smith was forced "a use his latest
maverick Chick Evans Of Hartford.
Chick did not display any wares that
were new 10 fast society, hs control
being rather wobbly, his speed $3.50,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-29
HEARING ON ALIEN LAW.
The Government Satisfies Foreign News
papers.

Washington. Sept 20 Assistant Sec
Rotary McHarg Of the department IF
commerce and labor, and Assistant
Commissioner General Larned Of tile
bureau Of immigration, returned yester-
day from New York, where they gave q
hearing To representatives Of foreign
newspapers who contended that the
public charge provisions Of the immigra-
tion law We're being too rigidly inter-
preted II was suggested that recon-
mendations be made BY these represen.
tatives with q view to show ia what
respect any abuses crept in and what
remedy they proposed According To
the department. the present policy was
decided to be even more liberal than
the suggestions which were made, and
satisfaction with the administration Of
that phase Of the law was finally ex.
pressed,
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ALDRIcH ON OUR MONEY.
Is Anxious to Establish for America a
Sound Financial system.

Paris. Sept. IN Senator Nelson w.
Aldrich Of, Rhode Island and Professor
A. T. Andrews. who are here gathering
information for the report Of the Ameris
can monetary commission, are the reel
pieRts Of great attention They have
been dined By al Pallain, governor Of
the Bank 81 France; NJ. Coeherv, min
lister of finance. and the heads st several
important French credit institutions, and
they have had a Rumber Of interviews
with financial experts. Signor Canoval,
secretary Of the Bank Of Italy. has come
70 Paris from Rome to submit his views
on finance to the Americans. Senator
Aldrieh has repeatedly informed his
friends here that the sole remaining
ambition 81 bis public life IS to assist
in endowing the United States with a
financial system as solid as that Of
Great Britain or France Henry Wat
terson, Of Louisville, Ky, il trying To
induce Senator Aldrieh to present his
views at a public meeting IN Louisville
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WANTEDi 50 MEN AND WOMEN

D. T Davis the enterprising druggist
is advertising today for fifty men and
women to take advantage Of the spec
ial half price offer he is making On DR..
Howard's celebrated specific for the
cure Of constipation and dyspepsia, and
get fifty cent package at half price,
% cents
So positive is he Of the remarkable
power Of this specific 90 cure these dis
eases, as well as sick headaches and
liver troubles, that he agrees 70 refund
the money to any customer whom this
medicine does not quickly relieve and
cure.
With Dr. Howard's specific at hand,
you ean eat what you want and have no
fear 81 ill oonseq It strengthens
the stomach, gives perfect digestion,
regulates the bowels, creates an appe-
tite, and makes life worth The living
THIS il an unusual opportunity to ob.
tain 50 doses Of the best medicine ever
made for half Is regular price with the
personal guarantee 81 wei known bus
mess man "a refund the money IL Ii
does not give satisfaction.
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81 pAso PRoeRAM coMPLErE.


Fl Paso, Texas, sept % The official
program for the meeting 81 Presidents
Taft and Diaz at 81 paso and Juarez,
was made known Monday by the war
department in communication to tie
local committees. IT'S tone shows the
tendency Of The two governments to make
this affair strictly international and prae
tieally an the arrangements are in the
hands Of the secretary Of war
The program consists Of two visits By
Mr.. Taft 70 Mexico and one visit BY
Mr. Diaz to the United States. No troops
Of either country viii cross the bound
airy, nor viii flags 81 either nation be
carried across the line Ia the morning
President Diaz win cross the boundary
where he viii be received by the seere-
tarY Of war and escorted to President
Tafts carriage The governor Of Texas
and his staff viii accompany the secre-
tary President Diaz viii be ia uniform
and air, Taft ia dress suit The
party viii be driven to the Chamber Of
Commerce ID III paso, where the two
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presidents win confer IN private. The
Mexican president will then retire TO
his side Of the river under American mil
itary escort At noon President Taft
viii cross the river and the program Of
the morning viii be practically repeated
He will then retire to the American side
under military escort In the evening 40
Ave o'clock President Taft viii 20 to
Juarez, where he will be hanqueted,
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EI5l7IlEl5Ia EIzII7lal1l7E

and his curves Of variety that didn't
prove particularly pulling
The BED Sus will 20 up against the
Tigers for double header today This
Will be the time for the Athletics to
ein on the Detroit bunch.
One year ago yesterday morning the
leading pair Ia each league was aeparat-
ed by q single point Detroit having a
percentage OF $50 and Cleveland SIS
and New York .634 and Chicago .633.
The Rcd sox are 100 points better of
now than they were year ago.
George Mullin i now al the top in
the list 81 American league pitchers
with score Of % victories and s de-
feats
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-29

IN your blood are tho millions
Of coFpuscles that defend YOU
against disease.
To make and keep these little soldiers
healthy and strong, IS simply 10 make
and keep the blood Of the right quality
and quantity.
This is just what Hoods Sarsaparilla
does il helps the little soldiers ia your
blood 70 tlght disease for You.
II cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions,
catauh, rheumatism, anemia,. nervous
ness, dyspepsia, general debility, and
builds up the whole system.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-29
Ierome 80 100 Names-

New York, Sept e. District Attor.
ney William Travers Jerome yesterday
filed the necessary petition with the
bureau Of elections endorsing his cam
didacy for reelection Two thousand
names are necessary for an independent
nomination petition, but Mr jerome
sent IN 5000.
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TAFT LENIENr 10 CADET.
He Suspends The Dismissal Of Car.
berry.

Washington. Sept. 90 Sentenced BY
courtmaTtial to dismissal from the ser-
vice Of the United States on the charge
Of having IN his clothes bag, il bis
tent, Bottle smelling strongly Of
spiriiuous or intoxicating liquors,
Cadet Joseph i. carberry, Of the Unit
ed States Military academy at West
Point. Is % BE permitted To remain Ia
Tho service through The leniency Of Pres
ident TAFT According to the sentence,
as mitigated By the presidents order
Ne will Be confined to the limits assign.
ca To cadets undergoing punishment
until Feb 1, 1910. and win serve one
punishment tour on Wednesday and
Saturday Of each week during that
period Carberry Is a member of the
first class aud was appointed to the
academy from the ffth congressional
district 81 Wisconsin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-29
CANADIAN FORESTS AFIRE.
Elk Park, in Saskatchewan, in Dan
psr

Toronto, Sept s9.A despatch from
Fort Saskatchewan says severe bush
fires are rigging within three miles Of
Elk Park ID which are still some Of the
huiialoes brought by the Dominion gov
ernment from Pablo. A strip Of eoun-
try twenty miles long BY eight miles
wide has been burned over and a eon-
siderable amount Of damage done 10
the timber reserves. Other heavy fires
Ii the Wostoek and Andrew districts
are menaeing The property Of the set
tiers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-29
METHODIST MINISTERS MEET
Bishop Hamilton Presides at Confer,
enee.

Ithaca \. ", sept col The forty
second annual session Of the Central
New York Methodist conference opened
here yesterday afternoon. with q meet
ing Of the board Of examiners. There
are three hundred ministers present foi
the week. Rev John WI Hamilton. D.
D., LII. ID Of Boston, Il the presiding
officer Seyeul prominent divines will
give lectures during the week.
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Yesterdays American League Scores.

Al Philadelphia Philadelphia 7, cleys-
land O.
At Washington, Chicago S, Washington
!.
At New York. Detroit 5, New York o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-29
TELEPHONE GIRLS SAVE
THEIR TOWN FROM FIRE
They Stick to Their Posts and Cali For
Help.

Help.
Painsville, Ohio Sept 20 The brav.
cry 81 two telephone girls Hazel Chris
tian and Alice Warren sleeping IN the
telephone exchange at Perry, a village
near here, saved their town from des.
truction BY fire early yesterday
Fire broke out n a store beneath the
exchange. The girls were alone, but
stuck to their posts and telephoned the
sleeping citizens, and called the Pains.
lille and Madison Gre departments While
talking with The Painsvlle fire chief
the flames burned the wires, and The
girls in their night clothing stumbled
down stairs through the smoke to the
street
Two stores, a livery stable and resi-
dences were burned before aid from 9TH
er towns arrived. Loss 5000.
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American League standiug.
YasLarday,. NaLioaaI - seoFea.

At ST. Louis. Boston 2. st. Louis ] ];
tseeond camel St Louis Boston g.
At Pitsburg, New York l8. pittsburg
o.
At Chicago, Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2.
At Cincinnati, Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati
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100000 FOR rams

pennsylvania Railroad Places OrdeT f0F
2oo,35o Tons for 1910 Requirements
Philadelphia Sept %. The Pennsyl
pnia railroad has placed orders for 200,
800 tons Of steel rails for its 1910 REL
quirements. Tie price il said To be
SIS a ton and the total value Of the
order is S8,600000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30
CAMBRIDGE.

The remains Of l.. Lee of Burlington
We're brought to BinghaMviile for burial
Tuesday-Mr and Mrs. j. Leach Of Hyde
Park. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. c. Leach of Cam
bridge junction. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Itanley
of Essex, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Robinson of
Fletcher spent Friday with Mrs a.
Leach.-Miss Georgia Bailey is spending
n week with her mother Mrs. Clarey, at
Johnson.-Kirk Ellsworth Is with his par
ents at Pleasant Valley.--Mr. and Mrs.
II. +. Gray and son OF Burlington spent
Sunday at II. n. Gray's.-Mrs. Pearley
and daughter Of Burlington passed
Christmas with Mr.. Pearley at the Amer
lean HAse.--Mr. Young spent the holi-
days with his parents at Lowell,-Rolla
Reynolds of Dartmouth is with his moth
err. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reynolds.-Miss Ada Nor
gan has been assisting In the work at the
postoffice during the Christmas rush.
Donald Leavens and Carlisle Wells of
Peoples Academy, Fairfax, are at their
homes.-Allen Patterson, who Is teaching
at Essex Is at W. l.. Griswold s.-Mrs
Martin Powell was a visitor In Burling-
ton Tuesday-H. |. Goodsel Of Shelburne
has bought the business conducted by II.
H. Reynolds and will open store after
closing out the stock on hand-Mr. and
Mrs J. 8. Brush of Bolton spent Sunday
at Mrs Amy Brush s--Miss Myrtle Wal
lace of Essex Junction passed Sunday
with her parents Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Wallace.--O. l.. Bourn was In town Sat
urday.-Miss Laurette Gates was in Nor
rlsville Friday,
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The Episcopa! Sunday school had their
Christmas tree and program with the
SUNDAY school of Bakersfield Christmas
eve at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Farrand in that town. A load
OF H. besides several single teams at
tended the exercises. after which sand
witches, cake and coffee were served by
Mrs. Farrand and Mrs. Tarnsworth.
The rector. the Rcv. ". NJ. Warlow,
wns present. At the Congregational
Church there was n large tree.-William
j. Inv OF Proctor was at home over
Sunday and started Tuesday morning
for st. Paul. MINI, where he has po-
sition.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hull Of
West BERKSHIRE were Mt A. s. Merrilfs
over Christmas.-M II. +. Leach has
returned from a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. George Swan OF Milton,-L. Grover
Chase OF tho L. v. NJ. was at home for
Christmas as was Miss 1.nrie Gilbert
OF Nalthan. Iass.-The Woman's Aux
Hilary Of the Episcopal Church have
rented one-half of the double house
now occupied by Mrs. J.. C. HUI and
will hereafter have their suppers, etc.
in these rooms.
The Christmas tree and program at
the Congregational Church Christmas
eve. were especially good this year. The
music is worthy of special mention. also
the fine decorations. The Rev. and Mrs
H. clay Seares were presented with n
beautiful lamp, accompanied with many
good wishes whist party was given
in opera hall Wednesday evening for the
benefit of the village Improvement So
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SWANTON.

Clinton Parker passed Christmas with
his family here. Mr.. Parker Is attached
to the New York office Of Allis Chalmers
company. Milwaukee manufacturers OF
electrical machinery. The committees APP
pointed for the coming board Of trade fair
met at the village hall Tuesday and
completed arrangements.-The machinery
of the new plant Of the LApane Poultry
Food company was started up Tuesday.
The plant. said to be the most complete
OF anything Of the kind in the country.
will go into active operation in few
days. 1t has been In course OF construc-
Mon for the past three months and cost
d bout $4,000. The power Is fuel oil en-
s&ine, the only thing Of the kind in northern
Nermont.-W ord has been received from
Colorado thar Mrs. John OConnor. who
va compelled to go to another climate
on account Of her health. stood the journey
\eryS well--A son was born to Constable
W. j. Noley and wife the day before
hriAtmas-A massive corborundum mar
bic eftting machine Is being installed this
week bN the Barney Marble company.-All
the merchants report the best holiday
trade in wears. About twice as much ex-
press wsA received as that of year ago
and the Rostorfice reports the biggest
Christmas \business ever.-Frank Jewett
returned to iYuffalo Monday evening.
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JEFFERsONvILLE.

Edgar Reynolds continues very il.-Mrs.
S. l.. Stinohour Is very ill.-Thc Rev. II.
f. Harmed, who went to Iolyoke. Mass,
last week to speak before the Young
Mems Christian association, returned
Tuesday night The Rev. V. NJ. Hardy of
Morrisville supplied for him last Sunday
and had Christmas sermon.-Nllss Mae
Trick spent Christmas at her home in Bur
lington, returning Monday night John
Raymore is with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Raymore.-M Syhil RAY
more returned to her school in Fairfield
Monday.-Mss Sails OF Burlington is n
guest Of her aunt. Miss Mae Trick
John MacNally Of Waterbury was the
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
MacNally, Christmas Mrs. Watson. who
is in the hospital at Burlington is much
improved The community were saddenei
to learn of the death OF A.orin G. Lee in
burlington, VINO for many years was u
well known resident of this town. Warner
Lodge No. So T. & A. NJ. OF which lie
was q member. attended fls funeral in
a body at Binshamrlllc Tuesday.--Sher
man Rogers has moved to Cambridge
Mrs $. l.. Pope has gone TO Hardwick to
help care for her brother. who Is very i'll.
Mrs Lester Smith OF Swanton is a
guest at DIR. J. II. Beams.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Gardner j. Knowlton. for many
years resident of this place, died at
his home northwest of the village
Sunday at the age OF 70 years with
tuberculosis. He was member OF st.
Pauls Lodge. No. IS, f. and A. NJ. OF
this town, and he Is survived by q
niece, Miss Nellie Knowlton, who lived
with him. His funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at his
home. The Masonic burial service
was read at the house.-Mrs. II. H.
Walker OF Scranton. Pa, Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Charlottesville second Of the series OF
the Masonic dances vas held Tuesday
evening at the Brandon Inn.--Mrs. En-
nest Leach and son. Paul. OF Fitch
burg, Mass. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Casavant,-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dennison. who have been at
the home of Mrs. G. IT. Kelley. have
lCnuti~usd nara
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ALBURGH.

Miss Eugenia Garlic was surprised Mon
day evening when about 80 Of her friends
came in to congratulate her on her 18th
birthday Seth Heustis Martin IL at home
from Baltimore, Md. for the holiday va
cation.-Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cheesman
gave Christmas dinner to their children
and grandchidren.-Mrs. ]. ]. Stewart
has returned from Milton. where she was
called by the death of her brother-in-law,
Mr.. Reynolds.-.Alrs. Leslie blackwell of
Montpelier, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Walsh, has re-
turned home.-Miss Kathleen Walsh OF
st. Albans is at home for the holiday va
cation.-Miss Bessie Moore of Waltham,
Mass, is with her parents here.-Mrs A
G. Mott OF Burlington spent Christmas
with her mother, Mrs. S. L. Brayton.--
Miss Bertha Cleland. who is teaching In
Enosburg Falls, is at home.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
DERBY.

There was Union Christmas concert
in the congregational Church Sunday
evening. This exercises consisted OF re-
citations by the children of the three
societies, music and remarks by the
pastors.-The exercises in the graded
school Thursday and Friday afternoon
and the exercises In tho three churches
Friday evening passed off very pleas
antlv.-Edwin Gordon OF Hartford Theo-
logical Seminary Is visiting his parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. c. +. Gordon.-Mrs.
Flora Magoon is caring for Mrs. Curtis
Wiley. who still remains very I'LL.
Il. Bayer has sold his barber business
to n w Lapierre CT Lowell