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nington, an act relating to fares Of
laborers on street railways. It provides
that street railway companies may issue
special rate tickets at three cents each
IN books OF rs tickets or more to be used
between the hours Ave and seven in
morning and nve and seven in evening,
persons so benefited to have certificate
from employer certifying they are en-
titled TO such benefits. Fine Of s26 each
offense In violation Of this act Street
railways.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED
II bo6-City OF Burlington to issue bonds
TO improve electric plant. judiciary.
II. 24e-Relating to licensing OF theatres.
II. H-Granting bounty on black bears.
Game aud fisheries
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. Officiating to free transportation.
~. 36S-Relating to probation of pr-
soners.
II. 3S2-Protection Of muskrat
II. 3si-Prohibitng fishing for pickerol
in Gilmore pond
II. 4Oi|To incorporate Newport Hard
WICK & Montpelier railroad
H. 4S6-Relating to hunting of deer
~ i.s-Relating TO posted lands.
H. 4o2-Protection of game birds.
a. ois-Relating to SEEMING in Lake
Champlain.
THIRD READING ORDERED
;. llS-Relat ting TO orders of town road
colnmiss toner's
On motion OF Senator Griswold. .he
Senate adjourned
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WATERBURY.

The Ladies' Union Of the Congrega.
tional Church will hold its annual chicken
pie dinner and sale at tho church Deceu.
Der A.-hIr, and Mrs. William Tyler ara
living with NIrs Tyler's aunt, Mrs
Emma Menning.-A large class Of men
was formed In the Sunday school at thu
Congregat ionalst Church Sunday. thu
leader being the Rev William Boicourt-
Mr.. and Mrs A G. Huntley Of Bolton
were in town Sunday.--NYiss Margar re-.
Pike Of Stowe spends Sundays with her
aunt. H. Smith has sold his bakery
business to Edward Towne.--Andrew J.
Brown has a position with the National
Life Insurance cornp any OF Montpeler
The Demerritt & Palmer Packing COM
pany has purchased OF G.. q. Evans a
large lumber tract In Duxbury.-Eqrl
Sanhorn has returned to his home n
Ashland, n. H.-Alice Smith is so FAR
recovered from an operation for hp-
pendicitis as TO be able to return with
her mother 10 H G. Whitehll's.
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GAYSVILL.E.

At the meeting held last week with
Mrs. ~. w. Ballard 70 make arrange
nents for the union Christ mas service,
the following committees we're elected:
Choir muEc, Mrs. A. ". Ballard and
Mrs, Mabet,e harrington; chndrsn1
music. Mrs O. g. Eodsktns and Msa
Helen Boutwell,; Rotations Mrs. N. r
Wyman. Jr. Miss Alice Chedsl, Mrs
Harry Allen and Miss Alice Boyd tree.
Mrs w. A. sw>nyer, Arr,. Ned Lyon.
Clement Alien, Jerry Wilson, Mrs VIII
ZONES. Miss Agnes Heap. The exercises
will be held at Onion hall Saturday even
Ing, December A-Oscar johnson Il
Rochester has been visiting at Fred
Roundy s--AIr. and Mrs. VIII kAiy Of
Braintrce have been guests at Georgs
STANDARDIZATION Swiuyer and Miss
Grace Drinkwater u Huntington vera
married November %, and came here 10
visit hts parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geors.
Swinycp, where reception was given
them Those present from out VI town
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Horny Swtnyer %
Rochester. and Mr.. and slrs. Parker
Swinyer Of Iincoln.--At the meeting Of
Good VIII Grange Saturday evening the
following officers were e!ectedt Master,
Burns l. Osgood; oyerseer. Alice Chcdel1
lecturer, Dora Phelps; steward, Jerry
Wilson, asst steward. Oliver Luce,
chaplain, Leda Smith; treasurer. Ada
Wyrnan. secretary Mrs. J. A. Clledel;
gate keeper p. NJ Nye: Ceres. Agnes
Heap; pomona. Mary Boutwell,: Flora.
Eruma Nye; lady assistant steward.
Helen Boutwell,. THE next meeting WITH
,,a
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the sum therein named ordered to
,, lie and be printed.
H. 654-From the committee on
claims an act to pay NJ. II. Hazen the
sum therein named. ordered to lie
and he printed.
Fl. bsb.-By Mr.. stone of Wallineford,
appropriatinR the sum therein named
to the Vermont state Horticultural
society. tApproprIates $500 for the
purpose Of enabling that society to
exhibit at tho meeting OF the New
England Horticultural society ut Bos-
ton in 1919 To committee on agri-
culture.
II. s5e--By Mr.. Scofield OF Rich
ford. an act relating to the licensing
OF engineers and for the appointment
Of an examiner of the same. (Rclat-
ing to stationary engineers. TO
committee on manufactures.
RI. b57--By Mr.. Bronson Of Hard
wick, to amend section 345 Of the pub
| registered stock. To committee on
agriculture.
II. 55s--By Mr. Bronson of Hard
| wick to amend section 345 OF the pub
lie statutes. provides State fair
commission Of II members of which
the Governor ana commissioner of ag-
riculture shall be ex-offlciO members
the remaining Is to be appointed by
the Governor. one from each county,
md one from the state at large hVe
t. serve one year. FIVE two years an"
five three years. No compensation
allowed for services or expenses) 10
committee on agriculture.
H. 550--By Mr. Bronson or Haro-
wick. an act to incorporate the Gran
tic Trust company Of Hardwick. To
committee on banks.
ORDERED TO LIE.
~ bn-Relntirg to Inheritance taxes
and taxable transfers The bill was
| favored by Mr.. Fletcher of Cavendtsh
and MIR. scofleld Of Rlchford. MIR. Wright
| Of Westminster offered an amendment
making $1,000 the lowest limit in which
collateral inheritance tax can be collected
from the estate OF a deceased person.
Presiding the disposition of this amend
ment the bill, on motion OF Mr.. Wood
ruff of Burke, was ordered TO lie and
was made a special order for Friday at
| 1920 n. m.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. &s-Relatng to town officers. as
amended.
| READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 523-T incorporate the Flreside In
surance company.
II. 525-Providing for the disposition of
deer when found injuring crops or fruit
| trees on cultivated lands.
| H. 526-Amending an act Incorporating
| the Alpha Sigma ri fraternity Of Nor
| wch University.
I H. 527-Lega'izing the quadrennial APP
prasal Of the town OF Searsburg for
| 1910
| II. b2S--Relatng to appeals In cases of
! insufficient school accommoda tons. Or
| dered to lie.
! n. 529kelatng to the exemption Of
| soldiers homesteads from taxation.
READ THIRD TIME.
| II. 53e-Eelatlng to the election or APP
pontment of town road commissioners.
Tending the discussion OF the passage Of
| this bill, on motion of MIR. Holden Of
Clarendon. the House adjourned
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WINDSOR
BETHEL.

Sheriff James n. Kiniry Of Windsor
has offered commission as deputy
sheriff to &c, c. Mcintyre of this town.
Mr.. Mcintyre has decided to decline tbs
appoIntment.-Miss Altha Flint returned
to Brantree Monday after a weeks VISIT
with Mrs. William Arnold.-Mrs. William
Kerr returned to RoIbury Monday after
a fortnight. visit 1T Oliver Kerr's.-A
daughter was born December 4 to Mt.
and Mrs. Gustavus Gunderson--Arthu
Allen underwent n serious operation fca
appendicitis Saturday at the Randolph
sanatoriu,n. He WIS accompa nted by Dr..
r. NJ Chase. At irst his condition was
considered critical. but ia is now i'm
proving.
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penscs). Ordered to lie and be PRINT
cd
ORDERED TO LIE.
H. 2S7--An act to exclude automo-
bilcs from the highways leading from
Fast Middlcbury to Hancock. Made
special order for tomorrow ut 1880
p. m.
IT, 29s-pnlargins the authority OF
tho village OF Norwich.
IT. 82b-Providing for monthly au-
diting of expense accounts OF employees
OF the state.
ORDERED TO LIE.
n. 5O5--Relating to the pollution OF
the waters OF otter creek.
KILLED.
II. 442-Relating to the election of
town officers by ballot.
ORDERED TO LIE.
H. 447-Relating to settlement Of
accounts by town officers. Made
special order for Friday at 10:i5 a. m.
KILLED.
II. 449--Relating to the payment OF
salaries of appointive STATE officers.
on motion Of Mr.. Branch II Grand
isle, the House adjourned.
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HOUSE MORNING.
Devotional exercises were conducte
ny the chaplain.


Devotional exercises were c,ndu,tod
by the chaplain.
KILLED
" Officiating 10 the residence Of
IN" voters Opposed by Mr.. Kennedy
or Wflliston, Mr. Wright of Westmin-
ster Mr. Bronson of IIardwick. Mr..
Branch Of Grand Isle Mr.. Cook Of
Thetford moved tho previous oues-
tion.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
II. 174-An act to amend section Is
of No, 3s2 acts of 1906, as amended
by No. 355 of acts OF 1905 relating t.
! the charter of Brandon Savings Bank
Trust company
II. 215-An act TO amend section
j023. 5o47. 1868 and 5OSS OF the public
statutes relating 10 militia.
II. 36G--An act relating 70 the dis
| charge Of mortgages.
H. 7S-sn act to amend section l55
OF the public statutes relating to ad-
ditional polling places.
IT. 43A-An act ceding to the United
States exclusive jurisdiction OF GER
tain lands in this State
IT. +So-An act TO pay The town of
Chelsea the sum therein named
H. iS5-An act to pay certain town
and village treasurers the sums there
in named
II. 45i-An act to pay o, Il. Williams
the sum therein named.
H. 4G1--An act - pay certain clai inns
for cattle killed and veterinary SER
vices
! H. 354--An act relating to the con-
son Of insanity
| H 211--An act tn change the name
| Of Fair View Cemetery association ia
Medtowcc Valley Cemetery asaocia-
| ton.
w. 45S--An act to incorporate the
New Haven West Cemetery associa-
ton.
| IT. 3?1--An act 10 incorporate the
Ascutney Mountain association.
II. 2S7--An act TO incorporate the
Morristown and Middlcsex Railroad
company.
II. s0-An act to amend the charter
OF the Winooskl and burlington Horse
Railroad company, now tho Rurling
ton Traction company.
| II. l32--An act to amend secti IN
6s3s of the public statutes relating to
damage done BY deer.
| Resolution originating in the House
relating to the investigation of the
rates of TRANSPORTATION If the Mont
polier e. Wells River Railroad com
pany.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
| IT. 54S--From the committee on
claims. an act to pny the town oil
Shoreham the sum named ordered II
lie and he printed
| II. 549-From the committee OF
claims, to pay Charles A, Plumley th'
sum therein named. ordered to liz
and be printed
| Fl. b50-From the committee or
claims to pay William Brewin the
sum therein named Ordered to liz
and be printed.
H. 55l-From the committee OF
claims, an act to- pay the towns Of
Readsboro, Woodbury. and Worceste
the sums therein named. ordered t.
lie and he printed.
Fl, 552-From the committee oi
ella inns. an act to pay Charles G
Graves the sum therein named. Or
dered to lie and he printed,
II. 55s-From the committee q
claims, an act to pay the town of ia!
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SENATE-AFTERNOCE
called to order by the president.
SPECIAL. DRDEP


SPECIAL ORDER
on motion of Senator Powell tina,
50. relating to taxation OF savinrs borLs
and tust companies be made A sne, al
order for Thursday Mt $40 n m This
was agreed to-
Senator Porter called up S. /. relating
to exemption from taxation. Senator
archibald stated that certain senator's
absent had been quoted as opprov,np
same and Senator Porter withdrew ac-
/ ton on same
KILLED
H. It. Relating to granting OF licenses.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
5. Tan act amending 1856 Of the public
statutes. relating to the custody of mi
nurs.
$ 1S-An ect 20 amend section 4ss Of
the public statutes, relating to chauf-
fcurs badges
:. San act providing for pedestal
for the Collamer statue.
HOUSE B,L1S REITERATED.
IL. j23-To incorporate the Fireside In
Surance company. Corporations
". 625--Disposition of deer dana cling
| crops Joint standing committee on game
end fisheries
II. 526-To incorporate the Alpha Sigma
~ fraternity. Corporations.
II. 5G-To legalize the quadrenniai ap-
praisal of the town Of Searshurg Grand
list
II. 52s-Rela ting to appeals in cases OF
insufficient school accommodate Ions. Edu-
cation.
THIRD READING ORDERED
$. &-Relating to the Baxter Trust COM
/ pany.
5. ll9- Relating to appointments of adj
ministrators.
s. 1910 authorize the city of Burling-
ton to issue certain bonds
Senator Field called up ". rs relating
10 the granting Of licenses
! On motion of Senator Pike, the Senate
| adjourned.
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BALIINGER CASE
BEFORE CONGRESS-

Lima, Peru. Dec. T.-According Sts
dispatches received here. Bolivian
forces surprised and attacked the Per-
uvian garrison Of Guayahal on ths
Bolivian frontier.
sharp engagement ensued in
which many of the Peruvians wera
killed or wounded.
Peruvian troops have been rushed
70 the scene. There are fears that
this may lead to a serious rupture be-
tween tho two countries.
Tho insurgents under Ferro have
taken refuge In Ecuador.
There was n serious boundary dis.
pute between Peru and Bolivia laN
year. but in October, 1909, protocol
signed by representatives of Peru and
Bolivia, was ratified by the con.
crosses Of both countries. This ap.
parently disposed OF the dispute arts,
ing from Bollvias disinclination Il
accept the boundary award made By
the arbitrator, President Alcorta Of
Argentina, Notwithstanding the arr
rangoment, both Peru and Bolivia
have kept troops along the frontier
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BRoWNINGTON.

Walter Davies was buried Sunday
Mrs. Jared Joslyn Ia quite sick with
pncuironia.-Oscar Marsh of Grand
Rapids, Mich. Is visiting his father and
other relatvcs.--Guy Shepard has moved
his family to Orleans. Miss Nellie Dew
ing OF Glover Is teaching the Center
school.-Arthur Brown has taken posses
zion OF the store goods he lately pur-
chased Of Mr.. Dewina. Clyde Campbell
Is working for Frank Seavey.-I,iucon
Campbell ard George Dwyer are going
to Orleans for the winter. They VIII
draw lumber for John Young
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ORDERED To LIE
H. 463To amend sections . and Of
No IA, acts of 1868, relating to license
for hunting. ON request of Senator
Daniels, who stated he could not see why
the State should charge more for
certificates of non-residenly than resi-
dents.
The Governor returned 8. 73. relating
to the examination Of tax inventories
without his signature. Senator Gordon
stated he understood it was vetoed Oh
request Of the state tax commissioners
The veto was sustained unanimously.
Senator Gordon called up the proposed
constitutional amendments Vote on first
amendment to constitution was: Yeas,
Adams, Barden, Clark, Coolidge Daniels,
Gordon, Griswold. Hitchcock, Iyford
Norton. Pike, Powell Scribner. seavcr,
Shepardson; nays. Archibald Butler,
Cushman, CUTS, Dale, Darling. Davis
Edgcrton, Sheldon, Smith. The yeas and
nays were demanded by Senator Dale
Proposal 3. to constitution agreed to
unanimously.
Proposal g. agreed to by rising vote
90 to 2.
Proposal A. agreed to by rising vote
unanimous.
Proposal 8, agreed to by rising vote
unanimous.
Proposal 6, new article known as article
2s agreed to by rising vote. unanimous.
Proposal T, known as article co. agreed
| to by rising vote unanimously.
Proposal s, known as article 81, agreed
| to by rising vote. unanimous
Proposal 3. agreed to by rising vote
unanimous.
Proposal 10, known as article 30, agreed
| to by rising vote. unanimous.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
S. l22-By Senator Cushman Of Ben
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NORTHFIELD

Local Forecaster W. A. Shaw OF the
United States weather bureau reports
mean temperature for November Of
80 degrees the highest temperature
being SO degrees. on the list, and the
lowest II degrees, on the 2lst. The
greatest daily range was 81 degrees,
on the list, and the least daily range
was two degrees. on the 2Sth. The
normal temperature for tho month Is
80 degrees. The precipitation Grain
and melted snow amounted 10 $40
inches. which includes 1873 inches OF
unmelted snow, The normal prscipi-
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Haskell are visit
ing In 81. Johnsbury. -The friends Of
Grace Coolidge regret to learn of her
serious Illness and that she IL obliged to
rellnguish her work in the ministry at
North HYDE Park.-Mrs. Martin Clark
Is suffering a serious attack of hears
trouble.-1he condition OF Simon Parker,
does not improve .-Rcpresentative r. g.,
Tnssie was az home over Sunday
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WASHINGTON
EAST WARREN.

Mrs W. ]. McGlahin is spending a
few days with her son at the hos
pital in Burlington.-Mrs Louise
Bragg, who has been In poor health
for many years. has suffered shoe
and IL very low.-School in district
No 2 commenced Monday. This Rev,
Mr. Rand Is the teacher.-Duane Hud-
son Is confined to the house with
rheumatism
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HOUSE. AFTERNOON.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.


pontment of town road commissioners.
ment which was adopted which provides
that the selectment shall organize five
days after town meeting. Another amend
n1ent proposed by Mr.. Ladd of Essex
was adopted one proposed by Mr.. Mason
of Pawlet was rejected as was an amend
ment proposed by Mr.. Ives of Mt. Holly.
The bill as amended was passed 120 20
"a
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
S. ito provide for indexing probate
records.
S. 3-To Incorporate the CITY Trust
company OF burlington.
s. officiating 20 publication known
as the Vermont Court Procedure"
S. 6s-Reating to the duties of the SUI
ncrvisors of the insane.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE WITH
PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT.
s. S4-Rela,ing to hearings before supe-
rior judges.
ORDERED TO LIE.
S. S-Relating to licenses.
KILLED.
H. l36-Relat!ng to pvriution of waters
OF New Haven river.
ORDERED TO LIE.
H. 390-Relat!ng TO the assistance Of
voters was called up by Mr. Kennedy Of
Williston. and after a brief explanation
Of the bin by Mr.. Peck OF Burlington
who introduced II, the bill was further
ordered to lie
II. 2s9-Empowering the Champaign
Realty company to remove Instructions
from Ottaquechee river Adverse COM
mittee report. Mr. Stone Of Wallingford
offered an amendment which struck GU,
all after the cnacting clause The bill
with pending amendment was ordered 10
lie that the amendment can be printed
KILLED.
n. lG Relating to sale of tntoxicatins
liquor.
II. 3el-Relatins 10 hunting with rifles.
H. 4''-Reating to legal holidays.
ORDERED TO LIE
II. e4-To establish bureau of informa-
lion and statistics. and give publicity to
the natural resources OF Vermont,
BILLS INTRODUCED.
IL. 5So-From The committee on munict-
pal corporations, an act granting certain
powers TO the village Of Hyde Park. Or
dered to lie and be primes.
H. otl-f'rom the committee on mu2.ci-
pal corporations, to enable the swantor
FAILS union school district to issue bonds
for the purpose of building q new school
| house. (May bond for not 10 exceed s4o,-
% - rt,,ta
| H. 5s2-From the committee on
state schools, providing for the loca-
ton and establishment of State nor
NAL school Ordered to lie and he
printed.
| H. b6S-From the committee IN
grand list, to provide for CORRECTING
ana legalizinv invalid abstracts Of in
oiV'dual lists, grand lists a"d quad
rehhial apprnisais. and amending sec
uoh DIV OF the public statutes. Or
oered to lie and be printed
| II, 564-From the committee on
grand list an act to Iegalize the grand
list and Quadrennisl appraisal Of the
town or stamford for 1910.
| IL. hsh-From the committee on ag-
r'culture, substitute Yor II. 293, an act
IN amendment of and In addition Ia
NO 1863 OF acts of 1908, relating to the
powers and duties of tho cattle com
missioner Ordered to lie and be
printed
r. 58s-'rom committee on agricul-
tnre' an act to establish a hoard OF
veterinary registration. provides
9'"'e board Of three veterinarians
graduates In active practice; Gov
erhor to appoint for one, two and
thTee years members to 50 and sx-
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FORESTDALE.

The Rev Mr.. Dow Of Houehton. y. Y.
is holding series Of revival meetings at
the Wesleyan Methodist Church.-Mrs
Leo Fancon, who has been seriously Ill,
was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
at burlington. where she will undergo an
operation.-Hayden Reed Of Pittsford is
visiting his sister. Mrs, K. c. Hooker
Miss Belle Briggs of burlington Is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Arabel BrigSs.-Mrs.
Lucy Kimball is visiting relatives In
Springfield.
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SOUTH ROYALTCN.

Ida Russ and Harold Benson weru
married November g. at ROyaiton by tina
Rev Levi Wild.--AIrs- Lucy Fay is spend
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Gould. in West Swansey, y. H.
c. u. PuIsner OF Lebanon. y. H. il
spending week with friends in town
Mrs. Ellen Scales has returned TO her
nome IN Chelsea after spending several
weeks with Mrs. F. I. NJ. Barnes.
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PROCTOR.

The funeral of George n. Keefe. n fore
man at the finishing shop OF the Yer
mont Marble company, was held Thurs
day afternoon at two o'clock at the house,
with burial in the South street cemetery.
Mr. keefe leaves wife and two sons,
Cecil and Charles.
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MORETOWN.

i. r. Russell. who was III last weeb
with the grip ls now able to resume his
duties In w. .. wards store.-,Iohn sloan
VINO has been at iieaton hospital has
returned hornc.--A. p Bigelow OF tina
firm OF Bryant, Chapman g. Co o.:
Hartford, Conn, is IN town assisting in
the creamery. Thomas Reynolds has
moved into ono of Wilcox's tcne1no1ts
and will work for II. 0. ward.-M. NJ.
frlfhth who mas been seriously Ill tho
past few weeks rs not any bctter-B r.
Griffith was In Wnltsicld sundsy.-Bern.
ard Flynn was At home in Waterbury
Sunday.-Miss Naude johnson OF
Montpelier visited her parents over Sun.
day.-Mrs. Il. +. Griffith and Miss E,the
child We're In Waterbury Saturday. r.
a. Griffith was in Montpelier THURSDAY
and in Waterbury Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. d. n Bruce attended tho f,irer,l
OF Miss Mary Jane Fosorno In WaitsAeld
Wednesday, Barnard OF Waits.
field has been engaged to teach the scho DOL
on Morctown common
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.a''oh TOT the month ie 260 inchaa
Inc prevailing wind was from the
horth' the total movement 4,SS4 miles,
inc average hourly velocity 81 miles,
ana the maximum velocity 81 miles
per hour' from the south on the 3D.
The month was made up Of two clear,
seven partly cloudy and Fl cloudy
days. precipitation occurred on II
days solar halos were noted on the
lst, 18th, 18th, 21st and 25th
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
SENATE-MORNING.

Called to order by the president Devo-
tional services by chaplain
ORDERED TO LIE
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-06-02
methodist Notes

The attendance at Sunday School
was no, collection $3.50. Class
having largest collection Mr.. Cas-
teens, S2.o8.
The Memorial service was held at
the usual preaching hour. Rev. I.
F. Hancks conducted the service
and Rev. B aker gave the address,
A large audience was in attendance.
The church was tastefully decorated.
About twenty old soldiers, veterans
of the civil war, were present.
There was no preaching Sunday
evening, but an interesting League
lesson was led by Mr.. Casteen. The
leader for next Sunday evening is
Miss Bertha Boyer.
The pastor was called to Plains
on Sunday afternoon to conduct the
funeral of the wife of Rev. ]. w.
White of that place.
The Queen Esther girls will meet
Monday, June 9th, with Miss Cen
evieve Haigh.