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SHELBURNE.

The regular monthly meeting of tbs
Ever Ready circle of tho Kings
Daughters was held with Mrs :. B.
Harmon Wednesday afternoon Thirty
six of the members Of the t,pwort.
League Of the Methods; Church II Eur
lington hal ride to Sheburne Friday
evening with supper at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The regular meetin,
Of Champlain Chapter. No. % o. f, S,
will be held Friday evening
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CORNWALL.

Miss Flora Clark. who had been visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. y. l.. Payne for
several days, returned to Charlotte Tues
day.-All the schools in town close this
week.-A. ". Foote Is spending the week
IN Burlngt on.--Mrs. Lydia Wright is
seriously i'll with bronchial pneumonia.
Her daughter Mrs. Eta Shackett OF
Fitchburg, Mass is caring for her-Mrs.
ElWyn Pratt mas returned home after an
absence of six weeks visit with friends
In Washington, d. c., New York city,
Albany and Troy. \. Y.
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BOLTON.

Mrs. y McCiee went TUESDAY morning
to Lisbon, n H.. to care for Edward Nc
Gees daughter, who is III with pneu-
monia Burton Ward has a full force OF
teams drawing logs across the ice To ms
mill ON the north side OF the river inc
valentine party at the village school
house Monday evening was we'll attend
ed by the townspeople as well as seNefa'
from Waitsiield, DuNbury and Richmond
The proceeds are to be applied on the or
gan fund.-Byron Camp who has been
at the home OF George Thompson TOT
several weeks, has returned to Utica, ~
Y, where he has position in hospital
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ORWELL.

Timothy LaDuc of Whiting has taken
). q. stevens farm for the ensuing year
A daughter was born to Mr.. ana MIS-
e. O. Bishop Feb S--The Cnnaohah
jubilee singers gave an entertainment
Wednesday evenng.--A temperance lee
ture VIII be given next sunday evening
In the Congregational church ny rev
j. {. Williams The annual chnrch
meeting was held in the ladies' rooms
on Friday evening Raymond TOOK
Miss Chapman's school Monday.
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WEST MILTON.

g. " Roberts and S. H. Thompson 81
tended the races at Plattsburgh last Week
Il. p. Herr1ck Is slowly gaining Mrs
Sarah Brown OF Chicago Is the guest az
Mrs. A. McNally.-Roy Sanderson return
ed Saturday from New York. where na
has been attending an automobile school
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WESTFORD.

Ezra Emery had one bone in his leg
broken while loading logs Thursday.
A log rolled from the skid way and
struck him above the ankle, breaking
the small bone.--t'ifty dollars has
been raised in this town for a scholar
ship in the Lincoln Memorial school in
Tennessee.-Floyd Rice and Evans
Kidder have been home from college
the past week.-Willlam Stewart had
a slight paralytic shock the middle OF
last week. He is recovering slowly.
There will be a Nashington's birthday
social in the town hall on Tuesday even
Ing, February q, The program will be
patriotic in character. Refreshments will
be served and the band will furnish
'nusic.-Frank Macia will carry on I. +.
HObarts farm the coming season.
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MILTON BORO.

There was no school Monday or Tues
day Of last week because OF the bad con-
dition of the roads.--Mrs y. X. Carr f.
con fined to her bed with acute indlgcS-
ton and taundIce.-Eva Berry accom-
panied her cousin. Harry Berry. homa
from Burlington Friday night and re-
turned Sunday night
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BRISTOL.

II. s. Sumner is confined to his bed -
Fl. l.. Rivers Of Burlington was In town
Fridav.--A. D. Kennedy of De Kalb. IL,
Is visiting Mr., and Mrs. j. Barlow .Ahcr-
nethy There are several cases Of pneu-
monia in town. Some Of them scvere.-R
}. Beaman and son have sold n farm in
Addison Cor s., The Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs viii visit Lincoln this
evening. The Indications now point
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sumner, Mrs. l.. A. Ferry. MIS- Lena
Brown ana Vernice Lovett were eiee'eu
stewards; A. A. Boardman. district h'ew-
ard; X. c. Boardman, recording steward
A. A. Boardman, A. Nichols, !. bidWeul'
~ E' sumner, w. w. Turner, uut'ees' :
fad"eil was licensed to preach ana w.
w. Turner elected trier OF appeais'--Alr'
and Mrs. Whitney Kirby and sons visit-
ed at w. IL. kirby's Friday MRS
Arthur Douglass has gone to Whalon-
burgh, N. Y, to visit her parents.
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III. Barn1im officiating. The interment
was In the cemetery at the village
and Mrs. ". Fl. Stone, Mrs. Tyler Pease
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rowland Of
Burlington were In town Sunday to at
tend tho funeral of Albert C. Nichols
John f. Jordan has bought tho former
home plnce of IT. L. Murdoch In this vii
In
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BONNEVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M Tyler observed the
10th anniversary OF their wedding Mon
day. about q Of their friends gathering
In honor Of the event. Dinner was served
by their daughters. Mrs. Enis Fuller.
MrA Bertha Tyler and Mrs Hattie
Stevens, their granddaughter, Miss Nina
Fuller. and nieces. Mrs. Carrie Hanson.
Mrs, Nina Clifford and Mrs. Madge Eddy.
Remarks were made by tho Rev. E. P.
Treat OF Richmond and Miss Carrie
Hanson read an original poem. Fifty
carnations and a purse OF SIS were left.
Among those present from out OF town
were Charles Tyler and family OF Bur
lington. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fuller OF
Williston. Mr., and Mrs Frank Hanson.
Mrs. Y. j. Eddy Mrs. F. X Eddy, Mr.,
and Mrs. w. n. Hail. Mr., and Mrs A,
T.. Clifford OF Starksboro and T. r.
Tyler of Westford Mr., and Mrs. Tyler
were married in Starksboro AT the homo
of the BRIDE who was Mary Enerette
Knsley, and the greater part OF their
lives has been spent In hat town,
{. c. Fuller who has been suffering from
blood poisoning Is better-Miss Helen
Nash of Jericho ia working In the teir-
phone exchange. --AItss Agnes Boyce Of
Waterbury is in the town Miss Alice
Alger has returned from Mortified -
Rodney Boyce was in Waterbury Mon
day
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WEST ADDISON.

Fred Nuttel broke his ankle, while
blowing out the roads recently.-Miss
Charlotte Harris of Port Henry Is tho
guest OF Miss j. vclia.-Misses Alice
and Pearl Fisher are visiting in Gienns
Falls ~ Y-Mr. Tahor and bride of New
York have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. cha rles Hartwell.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish 20 hire
help or 20 sell farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper ore sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 2o,wtf
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W1LLISTON.

Elizabeth p. Cady OF Minneapolis.
Mimi. formerly Of Williston. was mar
ried on February TO Thomas H. Cros-
well of Spokane, Wash
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

At the fourth quarterly conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church held
Monday, February 7, Rev. p L. Dow
in the chair. A. Nichols. A. A. Board.
man, W. W. Turner, f. c. Board,nan,
&C. F. Sumner, Il. Mnsley, W. X. Kirby,
r. Bidwell, Mrs. \. Bidwel. Mrs. W. X.
Kirby. Mrs. W. w. Turner. Mrs II. Ell
muir, Mrs. A. A. Boardman, Mrs. T. ".
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NIONXTON.

Seventeen of the inembes of Florono
Grange, consisting of the marching team
and their pianist, gave a drill at the
Pomona meeting in Brandon February o.
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ST. GEORGE.

The winter term OF school closed Fri
dsy.-Mrs William Grey visited her
mother In Essex Junction Sunday
liam Grey, who was III with the grip.
Is better.
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising in this COL
umn one cert word, each
insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than twelve words,
two lines. Special terms
to advertise using from
$50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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ST. ALBANS.

The l30-foot building being erected
lust south Of the rear of city hall Is
nearly completed and will be occupied
in about three weeks by j. r. Butler
and Patrick sullivan as wood work
Ing shop after electrical machinery
has been installed. The east end OF
the building will be occupied by r. w.
lCOptianeN an page 81
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RIPTON.

Mrs q. d. Mulray has been AWARDED
the prize for the most popular lady ir
the recent contest.
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WINOOSKI.

'rhe 1en,ocratin md ron,lLicao nau-
cuses were held Saturday evening the for
NOR In Forester. hall In Auard'., block
and the latter In Concert hall The demo.
,.r9tic caucus was called to order at TAO
.n'ctocl, with the reading IF the WARNING
by p e. Osuu,,van. Joseoh w rovirne
was chosen chairman Of the meeting and
f. y etrann secretarv The following
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WANTED for general hNusework
liz small family. Address L. this office.
It. "a
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FOR SALE

FOR SALL-So acre farm mostly under
cultivation we'll located on main road
near 1llase Of Alburg, good house and
Darn in good repair has a well and two
springs. Price twenty-nine hundred
dollars want five hundred down balance
fifty dollars year. Would exchange
for first class village or city property,
For further particulars address P. o.
box No, 80, Alb1Irg, Vt 37,6t&wit
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COLCHESTER.

The New Vermont" lecture given by
Mason Stone and f. L. Greene at the
Congregational Church last Thursday
night was well attended.-Mrs. W. II.
Munson attended the reception at Ed
munds high school, Burlington, Friday
nrht-Miss Helen Andrus. who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs Ellen
Day, for the past week. returned to Barre
Wednesday, will be a donation
and reception to tho Rev aud Mrs. w.
W. Smith at the parsonage next Tues-
day afternoon and evening, February -
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CHARLOTTE.

Charlotte. the young son OF Wfllssm
Welch, who has been seriously III. Is
Orange will meet
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FOR SALE-Iamoille Co Dairy farm
Of 80 acres, 40 COW capacity with
teams tools, etc, silos, two houses.
butter outfit with dairy room. Eight
hundred sugar trees with modern
equipment, apple orchard. 1000 IT.
spruce and hemlock timber, fine spring
water, IL minutes ride to r. r. station
State normal and high school four
churches r +. D. and telephone Must
be sold to close estate. Address +. r
Hodgkins. administrator Johnson Vt
So l2t6,32, W At
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WANTED

BuTTEHMAKER wanted. Address w
C. Donahue, Monkton, VT 3.etdGw. 1t
NEAT, RELIABLE WOMAN wanted at
once for general housework In family
Of three adults miles from city. Must
be good cook No laundry. Wages
S5.oa Address p. O. Box l07. Burling-
ton 96,6tAw1t
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and layrnen Of the south part Of the 81.
Abrams district was held at the Method
list Church here Tuesday. District 0u-
peritendent Rev. G. II. Hunt presided.
Interesting papers and discussions on va
nous subjects were given. About 20
ministers and laymen were present. DIN
ner was served in the vestry Of the Bap-
t'st church by the ladies OF the Home
Circle of the Methodist Church.
Miss Anna Fletcher entertained a val
entine party Monday evening. Five hum
dred was played. Mrs. r. II. May and
Harry Donahue won first prize and Miss
Sara Johnson and Clifford Nichols won
second prizes. Light refreshments we're
served
II. II. May is Ill with bronchitis.
stephen Barrows Of Fort Ethan AL
len and Miss Nellie rankard OF East
keeseville. N. y. were married at the
congregational parsonage last even
IN x by the Rev. c. G. Adams
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. White, who has been caring for
her aunt, Mrs. Hall, has returned to St.
cessful term Of school In the Locke dis
trct last week, George Gle. who un-
derwent an operation at the Fanny Allen
hospital. was able to he removed TINS
week to his mothers homo in Cnderhiii'
Miss Edith Guyette, who IL attending
school in Richmond. was At home over
Sunday,-Mrs. Albert Streeter ana her
brother, H. ]. Gle, were In Burlington
Tuesday.-Mrs. Alvtra Atkins OF water
bury is with Mrs, Harriet Hall.-Mr ano
Ms. j. Lawrence have moved TO Man
chester. n H.-Miss Ada Brock has I'm
| ished her work In Richmond ana ID 10
care for her Aunt, Miss Nealy. VINO 'a
| IN poor health
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JERICHO.

Peter Como died Thursday evening
at his home in this village of abscess
on the brain. aged 6s years. He was
born in st. Charles, p. O.. but has re-
sided In this town and vicinity for so
years. He was harness maker by
trade and for many years worked in
tho shop conducted by n. j.. Rood.
When Mr.. Rood was burned out about
ten years ago Mr.. Como went into
business FOR himself. Besides his wife
he is survived by three children, Mrs.
William Doom Of Pleasant Valley and
Ernest of this village and an adopted
daughter. Mrs. George Huntress OF
Colchester. and two brothers. John of
Barre. and Joseph. The funeral was
held from tho house Saturday at
two o'clock, the Rev " W. Wolcott
officiating and the burial was here.
--Alocr' Cillcy Nichols died Thursday
evening Of tuberculosis, after lnser-
ing Illness He had been at the Pitts
ford sanat orium for treatment but re
turned home some months ago. He Is
survived by his wife and Two young
4 children. his mother. Mrs. a. y Puffer
Il brother William, of this town and a
sister. Mrs. Is. X. Stone Of Burlington
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TO RENT.

on good street To rent. Apply in person
to ". V. Farr, Il Buell. St. 40d&w,tf.
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(Con,isued an page 81
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

g. Ellen Towner Is iii with grip,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-20
1Fnr 6aIk.


TWO so-HoRsE POWER. RETURN
tubular boilers stacks and fixtures
completes: bnc 150-horse power Dick
&c Church engine; one 10-horse power
Amos engine; ono 10-horse, power
y Atlas engine; one 6-horse power
Bailey upright engine: ono 1871 X. M
Westinghouse generator. ESQ volts;
one No. II Hermance flooring mo
chine; one Buffalo automatic knife
grinder: one Lanes automatic shin
gle machine; one tower trimmer; one
box board tongue and groove ma
chine; one Smiths blind borer: one
Williamsport line borer: two. Sou!e
steam feeds; one 100-norsc power
feed water heater; Ave sets mn.i-
fold heaters; two Worthington
double cylinder pumps; three blow
ers; one 1S-inch. one 26-inch and
one 45-inch; three sections 15-16
shaft, with fiange couplings, and
twelve 24-inch hangers; two 52-inch
cast pnlleys; all In good condition:
can be seen at our Richmond plant.
MILLER MANUFACTURING CO..
{
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AUDITOR DIXON
SERIOUSLY ILL
Stricken at Office In State Capt.
to1-Democrats Plan Active
Campaign.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Raleigh, NJ c., septeinber 19.--Great
alarm spread through the Offices of the
State Capitol Building about 1 o'clock
this morning, when Major B. f. Dixon.
State Auditor,4wa stricken with some
thing like acute indigestion to such an
extent that his life was despaired OF for
a while. His suffering was intense.
Quite number OF physicians respond
cd to hurry calls and worked heroically
for his relief. The attack camo with
out warning. MAJOR Dixon walked into
the general Office of the State Auditor
about. 1880, spoke to the clerks and
passed into his private Office. Hc had
not more than had time to seat himself
ct his desk before Chief Clerk Baker
and when. he and Mr.. Durham. warrant
clerk. rushed in they found him suffer-
ing agonies. He Is reported at the
Rex Hospital tonight as resting quiet
danger. However. 1t will be some time
before he Will be able to resume official
duties. This is his hrst Illness in many
years.
pany received a charter today with
100000 capital, for constructing iif-
teen miles ofSroad from Cranberry, via
Minneapolis. to Plumbtree. down North
Tue FlfeE, LNenCe 10 BO1ne pOlHL OIL the
Carolina Clinchheld Railroad. between
Altapass and Spruce Pine The lncor-
porators are T. B. Vance. T. D. Vance,
r. NJ. Burleson, Frank and Sam Eur
Lesson and Iva Vance. There are two
charters for Corporations in Gastonia
One is the Efrd Company; capital $780,
900. by e. L. and j. p. Efrd. w. c.
Wilkerson and others, OF Charlotte. for
a mercantile business The other Is the
ADAMS Drug Company. capital $4,000
BY j. +. Adams and others. There Is
also a charter for the Raeford Lumber
Company. OF Raeford. Cumberland
county. capital 100000. by a. A. Will
ford. j. A. McDlarmid and others, hay
ing authority to conduct lumber
electric lighting and cotton oil milling
bosinegs.
Wake county Democratic leaders held
an enthusiastic conference here to-day,
perfecting plans for the campaign
which is to be waged with exceptional
vtgor from nowsuntil the election. The
campaign managers say that while
there is not the least bit of danger OF
any gains Whatever being made By the
Republicans, they have boosted SO mucl,
OF the growth of their party that the
| determination now is to go into the
fight with view to bringing out the
fullest vote possible and finally con-
tradicting the Republican claims OF in
creased strength in Wake.
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6ealen BroposaIs.

Public Schools once. city. Han,
Richmond. Va, Sept. II. 1910.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at this office not later than
THURSDAY, September 20 at p.
NJ, for the erection of an addition at
Chimborazo School Building, corner
of Thirty-third and Marshall Streets,
Richmond, Va.
Certified checks will be required
with bids-on the building, $3.50; on
plumbing system 500; on steam,
heating and ventilating system. $500,
The School Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
For information. apply to this
Office, or to Carl Ruehrmund, sArchi-
tect, 91S East Main Street. Rich
mond. Va.
Bids must be sealed and marked
"Bids on Chimborazo Addition" and
addressed school Board, City of
Richmond, City Hall"
C. p. WALFORD,
Clerk and Supervisor.
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SUES FOR LIFE INSURANCE.
Widow Hrings Action for $4,000 AEain.,
Fidelity Casualty ComDany.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Roanoke Va. September 19.-A case
mat may yet develop interesting fea-
ton Court to-day continued until the
October term. pending a compromise.
1t Is that of Mrs. Mamie C. billiard. ad !.
ministratrlx of the estate Of her late
h nant,a T. B. 81 Dillard. against the FL
$4,000 insurance on the life Of her
husband. who died from a pistol shot
received In his home some months
ago In the event the case goes to
p r,ai !. 's expected evidence viii be
ner in which billiard met his death
The widow claims he shot himself ac-
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LIKES sLEMP,s SPEECH.
Roosevelt Acknowledges Copy of Open-
Ing Adlress Of .Camnaixn -

lspecial to The Times Dispatch
Bristol, Va, September 19.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt, who will speak In
Bristol, October Z, in response to an
i nv an. from Represe-t ative slemp,
New York office as follows an ac-
knoWlment of copy of the Congress-
mans opening campaign speech, delfv-
cred at Jonesville:
MY Dear Mr. Slemp.--I think you
heartily and appreciate your sending
me the speech. which, of course, i like
look forward to my trip to Bris.
toll Faithfully yours
IT. ROOSEVELT"
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-20
MRertnus.

: + TN sTATED1 commandments
Xxx of the Richmond Randolph
v Lodge. No. 10. Ancient, Free and
MaIe s g Ma, Maa1Ssons VIII be held in the
teenth Street THIS (Tuesday) EVEN
ING. September 20, 1910. at 6 O'clock.
All Master Masons In good standing are
fraternally invited to attend. -
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
w. A. CLARKE, JF1,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-20

an absolute divorce for the pla Intitf
from the defendant. And aftidavits hav.
Ing been made and filed that the de-
PENDANT is a nonresident Of the state
Of Virginia, 1T is ordered that he do
appear mere within flfteen days after
this suit. -
A copy-Teste:
PIP. WINSTON, Clerk.
George Wayne Anderson. b. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-20
FLATS 0Nianten.

Waited. 4 FIAT OF THREE on
four rooms, two adults. In answer
ing give location. price. upper or
lower fiat. L 153, care Times-Dis-