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ST. ALBANS.

n Franklin county court Thursday tho
.,a., D.. .s .Iyrt So ~ W. y INT
ud A. W Southard Of Fairfax was taken
Y.r This cas-, ia the result ~ ALLEGED
negligence III p.iug quantity of lumber
Within or, limits ot the highway leadine
.om Eairf9N soutte,ly toward Fairfax
rails The horse which Mrs. strong was
Crlvius became frightened and she was
Craagod some distance along barhe'
wire fence. cutting her throat IN sever'.
places. and she also vas severely bruised
The accident happened October H. 1909
and the woman is stIl suffering from tine
injuries.
The negligence case of Mrs. Mira strong
vs. A. y. Southland and l.. h. Hunt OF
''airfay v.s finished saturday morning
about ten o'cloch and the jury late In the
afternoon reported "a disagreement ana
Was discharged.
Mrs. Emily Harris Lo1ri widow OF
William Lcard, died At her home on
l,uSg street Friday morniuS about n1he
O'Clock. She had Occl M for se' 'r"i
Years and for the past 10 days had grown
rapidly worse, Mrs Lizard was about
70 Years old and is survived by no rela-
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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CHETTE:.McEM
WINoOsKI.

The world< series for base ball cham
pionshlp was completed month ago but
the matter of settling bets has not on
tirely been settled rs yet. Saturday ar
teiroon ono man volunteered to settle NJ :
bet with his crcl tor and IN SO doing FUR
nished amusement to about $50 people.
element GoEey bet ON Chicago with Ben
Abair. who picked Philadelphia Tho
loser was TO roll a peanut with tooth
PICK up Main strret from Canal street to
Allen strret. Gokey Kept putting of the
day for settling. Saturday, after con-
tinual urging. he performed the stunt IN
inc rresence OF the large gathering "''
Jut 10 members OF the Curling cl. a..
Of which he is a member. one Of the
conditions was that II the peanut should
he broken before the task was completed
pe was to start all over again. but he
succeeded IN rropelling the Kooher over
tho route without a mishap This bet
t s. ,II-r to '' pt
nim ny n,u' GaGle. MI Gadue IS -
transport hts creditor from WinoosN TO
to the foot of church street in burlington
ana back, this vide "a be taken In "a
Whcclbarrow.
Louis Nichols Of Nashua e. H. ana
Ms Virginia Roche Were quietly married
Saturday usl' al 80 1'cluck hr he Rev.
j. p. Rand, stcr Of ST. siorhon's
.' ~.o "'--"0od 50
tie parish .oueo .c... "A'.' lIaht r..
frcshmente were olvcl al 'hc home IF
tie Irilo or Groy. street where Nj and
Mrs. Nichols WITH rc- le.
MIR and NJ IoHis Narcotic Of Nh
street go this week 70 Los Angeles, Cal.
whore thev viii make heir future home.
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SWANTON.

NahdaIS nave mNtllhted some of the
stones III I9 'HuTNh street cemetery,
notably the costly monument erected ~
the memory OF 'he late capt. stephen
brown ihe myers oil 'he upHlteo mana
u -" statue a shr'Aouh' 'I'
,'ei'' nave ">'-' "'oheH OF. - &c 80
''To"'nN S'""e' ~ II rms happehu
some time ago '"P'a'h hfo"h Went ih''
."' e"t"@' i''"t III the nN'''e or He''yS-
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BRISTOL.

BENJAMIN Sheldon attended the annual
meeting Of the Loyal Legion and Re
Union society at Burlington Thursday
Fred Grow Of New Haven was I'm town
Friday to have one of uis fingers dressed,
lNng cut tie end Of ii with corn cut
i"r.-An enterta.uu mt will be given
Thursday evening. Nc ember a. in idol-
ley han for the benefit OF the Village
Improvement society.-E. preventative T.
{. Dixie is at home from Montpelier for
The ThtHhs-!N.A, vacation. -. Fat
terson continue 10 mprove.-Wi
Irowc goes this week to koene. ~ H..
for - visit of several days.-F. j. Brady
and j.. =. MatAeWson We're in Montreal
over sunday Charles Johnson OF hut
and WAS In town Saturday. Miss Vivian
Henry Of Cambridge, Mas. is visiting
10 town.
Miss Amy Summer visited her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Stevens at the Mar, I'lctch-
er hospital last Saturday M T. \.
Rogers and daughter, who have been Wis.,
iung relatives here. have returned 20
Reading, Pa. Mrs. Edmund ladue. IN
with acute BriEhta disease. Is slightly
Improved. There is talk OF form ns a
business mems association tcre-- Merrill
Prime, who has been home on u furIoush.
has returned to his ship--W. Il u1sworth
mas returned from q three weeks business
trip
'-he schools IN town have closed ,u.ti.
next Monday for the Tnauhse.vinr va
cation,-lieman Lewis shot 20 wildcat On
South mountain Monday that weighed
IT H. le -. oru,n bristol Monday niRn.
ho. i..ft
time. She is survived by her husband.
three Children by former husband. four
brothers and three sisters. The funeral
was held Wednesday at two O'clock
The body of Mrs. Jerome Cater was
| brought here from Burlington Tuesday
and taken to Starksboro ror VIC funeral
ana Ourial.-James A-cCormlCk of Lewis,
n y. is in town, called here by tho death
Of his Sister, Mrs. fred O'l}ryan-F. L.
Ilasseitne has gone Ia iutund. where
| he has pos.tion.-Aden Elliott was a
| burlington visitor Tuesday MIR. and
Mrs. Willis Ferguson are visiting in
| Waterbury,
IL. rarnlee IS In poor heslth.-The
| Rev. Q r, Cady Of MayAeld y. y. was
guest Of Mr. ana Mrs. D. {. Meadcr
Tuesaay.-Nrs. Jennie Tower of Dover
| y. H., Is spend The sgiv'ns with
her relatives herc-Ednund Harmon and
Jesse Carpenter have been appointed
commissioners on the estate Of Jane,
| I<ing.-Lottera advertised, H. s Barber.
Albert X. SuL-Charirs German Of
South burlington has been visiting his
! hro;ne:, Gclrge.-Mr and Mrs George
nave bee ~ o. south
1 .--riisboro the past week.-O c. Gran
daA "ho has been in poor health for sew
| eral monte. was not as we'll Yesterday
! Mrs. Lanaon Ahrruethy md child Of
! bakersfield are visiting relatives In town.
Garden Norton l. AZ home from Poult-
ney Cor the THANKSGIVING vacation
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WEST BOLTON.

=. l.. Barrett closed his school At the
Fr!doT for tr'o weeKs .t.lme
,nd a Hall were la Burlington Satur-
day.--Mr. and Mrs. =. a. Dohonnon arc
spending a week in Burlington and AL
burg The household COOS of Mrs,
Sprague and daughter, who have moved
here from Randolph. were drawn from
)nesville Saturday. Miss sprague has
ueen engaged to supply tho pulpit at the
Methodist Church for yoar.-Charles
I.acail.ade spent Sunday In Colchester. -
'irr i, 2. Morse hes sNre to Bakers
30. for IL .wo weeks vist.-A.gs =.
Guyette. called TO East Georgia nearly
two months ago by the serious Illness of
nor mother. teturned home Monday.
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RICHMOND

The ma riaio OF Theodore Brassor ANA
Flora seymour took place at the Church
Of our Lady of the Holy Rosary Mon
day morning at six O'clock the Rev. II
ClormCnt reforming the cerem,ny
Coriuo u'' st, f the bride. was
maM # o. r. a"d Clarencc Stone host
man. Mrs John Smith, sister of the
bride. played the usual wedding march
4 LARGELY attended re. option was held at
the nome of the uridos parents, Nh ana
Mrs WIN So. mour, Monday evening"
Miss Baird of Kurau1 WAS recently the
guest Of Miss katherine Henley. Mr..
and Mrs NJ. q. LCary Of burlington were
the guests of friends In town over Sun
day.-IIdward Morton. who has resided
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WEYEPLDGE.

The village $ .' c.lea' 3j "ri1e. p
WAN '-"aakssiying exercises. The pupils
who have had 10 marks are. Ariie Brit
tell, Flosso Champine VIVA Olcutt. Lena
Shaw, Celia Warner, Gladys Warner.
Josie Warner, Harold Baker Harlev
Clarf, Walter Sticker.-Carl Shaw and
family have moved back from Burlington
and are occupying J. 9 Shaw's house on
Water street.-Mr. and Mrs. Donald p
IurlhuTt and family have gone to Bea-
Yer Center, Pa, to ive.--'rhe following
officers have been elected for the ensuing
year at the Congregational Sunday
school: Superintendent. Mrs l.. A. Ros-
coe; assistant. Donald Hamilton; secre-
tar. ana r. 1suror. 8 muol jane, libra
rian, George Hamilton.
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LUMBER BUSINESS for SAFE to close
estate. The billings Lumber co. Of Pei
videre Center, Vermont. offers for sale
its renl estate and cn''re ,"mhc- but
ness, conslsting Of $500 acr of spruce
and hardwood timber lard and odd mil
suitable lor anufacturlng 1000 lO0 feet
per year. also the J. j. & ~. ". Bill
lings lumber business 1T stowe, Yer
mont consistius ~ 2.31o acres of sp.uro
and hardwood timber land and kooi
y picard Mil. For further infoino-
ton inquire respectively vi tAe Billing
Lumber Co., l'elyidera D-Etor Vernon.
and The j. J. 2 ". v. Billings Lumber
Co, stowe, Vermont rs. d&w.u
STRONG. VIGOROUS utility White
Wyandotte cool orol for sale. raised ol
free range. Prices rea~onahie y. l..
Greene, Essex Junction zA,dS,wtf.
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NEW HAVEN

Miss Lizzie Wright started for Mt,
Clemens. Mich. Tuesday--The next
meeting Of Beaver Glenn Grange will
be held Friday evening. November %.
District Deputy c. A Bump will be
prcsent.-Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Sprig;-
entertained at Thank sgiving Mr.. and
Mrs. Nollin HN2w nv j. 9 81 g.
ard family Of Weybridee ana j. T.
Davis.--G. G. Coatcs was in burlington
Tucsday.-E. s. Rowley of ShelAurne
IS passing Thanksgiving with his son.
T. H., RDWlpN.
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Creta Norton went to Boston
sunday With Mrs. blanchard Of Mont
r"l.er.- Mrs. Catherine Ross Is in Rich
pud with her son, Or. Ross, for an
definite stny.-Miss Ruth Alger has
been entertaining Miss Preston of Boil
ton the past few days.-Mrs. j. w.
SpauldinE entertains tho Kings Daugh-
ers November 3o,-Miss Helen Grace Is
stinE her father in Burington.-Miss
. uuo Hinds Is home from Waterbury
- 1ksgiv'nr
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WESTFCRn.

Lorenzo G. Gleason died Monday night.
Ar gleason would have been so vcars
old iu january and had spent tho most Of
Ills life in this town. The funeral was
j Id Thursday ct l:co Il. NJ. Tho Rev.
~ Kd'"r I'D the roy. Mr. cook -cr,
ho oH"atiuE clorgymcn ana the body
Mas taken - Essex Center for bu.ial. -
rLo Fortnightly club rccts with Mrs.
q. r. Macombor Friday aftornoon.-rhc
AS 4 THANKSGIVING service in the
congregational Chur,h on Wednesday
evening of this week
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score of ~ To 6-The Young Mems Ca'no-
,ic Union Of Montpelier Will play oasket
call game with the local team IhursdaS
night. e, Mitchell has bought NJ w.
Jones's moving picture show'-W w.
Marshall has sold his lot on tho corner
of Main and Church streets 70 j.. 5.
Robbie. Mr.. Robbie viii build store
house and coal shed thorc.-H. S. Peck
of Burlington was in town Tuesday 49,
w. j. Donavan will move his five and
ten cent store from the Richard block
TO ". II. Kimbail's block.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Ladies Home Circle will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. Llndlcy Dirdsall.--
-d-. and Mrs Goorge To'oNg of Bristol
we're guests 49,. week VI LIT. and M
Cullen Shattuck.--Mr. and Mrs. E.lroy
Babcock of New Haven Mills were guests
several days last week of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Young.--Petcr and Joseph 14afay-
cite have opened a shop in Lincoln and
viii make hoops for butter tubs
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AYl1iISON
EITUi~' "
District Deputy &. A. Burnu of 81

District Deputy G. a. Bump of salisbury
lied Crane N-'' CIR Friday eyer
in,,. atHllch t,4As ,.csrr, ".re conferred
on Il ciasa.-airs. Mary Sprague il caring
FOR Mrs hayward Marshall and baby
At the church Sunday appropriate
Thanksgiving services were held-Miss
Alice X. tianicy has gone to her home IN
Hubbard ton.--Carroll Bacon of Waltham
was In town Sunday.--I.. James f. the
guest OF Alice Iayward.--J r. Day start
ed for Florida Tuesday to spend the VIM
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SALISBURY.

Miss Abbo Kemp is home from her
school In Monkton for a three weeks va
cation.-Schools In town closed Friday
for tNC Thanksgiving vacation.-Next
sunday the Rev. Peter Heller will preach
a Thanksgtving sermon and special music
will he prepared. There will he an i'm
portant business meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society OF the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs. j.. J Summer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24

In the lecture room.--Jnmes Ryan was
home from Rutland last weoK-Needharn
& Hack have shipped 1900 barrels OF APP
ples.-Mr and Mrs. J. o. Raymond cele-
brnted the 43rd anniversary OF their mar
riage Saturday. November 12.--The social
held Friday evening at the nome OF +. r.
Lille was a success, about 50 being pres
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HUNTINGDON CENTER.

The schoor m the Pierce district, taught
by Mrs. Georgia Pierce. closed Friday.
Those having no marks were as follows.
HeSsie Allen. Freda Dwire, Marble Car
nonter, Henry kunzie, Harry Strong, alb
''"t Only one day. Charles FAIL. Edwa-r
A.eona Yves ,ou; -'hber cl.-
rolled, 10. per cent. Of attendance, 3D.
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BOLTON.

Fred Jewett has live lynx on eXhl-
bition. which lie trapped recently. Mrs.
Fanny Muzzy returned Tuesday from
Iouesville where she has been stopping
for few days--IA Senior is in Morotown
ON business MIR and Mrs. c. + Sabns
took a business trip 10 Waterbury last
Monday
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Book AND srATlONrRY HjslNEss.

BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS.
carrying Il line Of patent and Prov
rietary mcdcincs. confectionery &c. /
jowolry. Established seven yetre. SALES
steadily Increasing. Niccl located in
good railroad town. Newspaper ana
periodical business more than pays thN
rent heat and lights. Fine chance for
registered pharmacist. Mrs. =. y. fcl-
lows, Wllliamstown Vt. rs 6t&-. IL
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs. LUCINDA Allen ami Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Allen have gone to Burlington 10
spend the winter---Mr. and Mrs. 8. y.
Martin have returned after visiting In
Boston and vicinity.--There will be a
basket dance at the Martin House
Thanksgiving evening.
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ORWELL.

Mrs. G. y. Luther will 80 this week to
the home Of her daughter, Mrs Charles
H. Gardner, at Johnstown, n. Y, for tho
Wiutor-T portraits presented to the
cor sregational Church last Sunday by
DR. amelia f.. Brown of Rutland of Dea-
con Asa Youn. and wife have been hung
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS VINO wish to hire
help or to sell a farm should use
this column. Nearly G,o00 copies Of
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
ov MANY possible buyers. 25,wtf
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son, william, died In infancy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leard came to this city from North.
field nearly 80 years ago when Mr.. Leard
was chief clerk I'm the freight department
Of the Central Vermont hallway COM
pany. The funeral was held al the hous.
Sunday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. the Rev.
w. Parkyn Jackson officiating.
Mrs. Harriet Gates, wife Of Isaac Chase.
died very suddenly Of apoplexy at ths
nome or her niece, Mrs. Webster. I'm Enst
Alburr ut 10 o'clock Thursday night and
the BODY was brought to her home hero
Friday morning. Mrs. Chase was 81
years old and came to this city from
Jericho ABOUT year ago to make her
nome with her daughter Mrs. Ralph K.
Chase' She Is survived by her husband
one SON Horhtio 7. Chase. Of Jericho,
and two daughters. Mrs. u. D. Weage ri
Seattle, Wash, and Mrs. Ralph X. Chase
Of this city. Tho funeral was held Mt
the house Monday afternoon at 9.w
. clock and the burial was IN North
Cambridge Tuesday morning
In Franklin county court MonoAv
/ Edward Iurlhurt Of Glrhforl who wa.
found guilty several weeks aro 10 sir,nls
assault after being charged with assault
with infant 70 Kill wa -snter.,1 To- t,,
O me of $50 and costs and TO be confined
In the House of Correction at Rutland for
term not eyceedinr three years or 'o,s
tnan Two ana onc-half years IIo was L.,
OIL on the impiiepnment and placed I'm thu
hand Of the probation officer for thrca
wears The complainant In this case was
william Putvah. Hurlbur' had been sued
for aliena'inc the affection OF Mrs
Putvah, and divorce proceedings was 49,,
outcome Of tho afsolr 4 ai-.orco .,
IRA ed FAR O'Nar
O'Nein on the ground nf irtor.,..+,
severity
Invitations have boom received f. ,.f,
city to the vaddfr.. Of Mis-. -t,.,. lr.,t5....
Seymour. dlurntcr of Nh. aa5 Mr. r...,
- Seymour ~ <tX yor, .o. r
BRYANT T,,3l,e ~ %,,,. yo., ,-.f. -
take place saturday art.r.s.r ..
TO- a. Madison Squa~a
,1rr... tra cor.1.,.-
il,-. the Rc, br par<l. ,f~s+ 49,.
.'...,,Io-f, la,a .nart s.,.....
, Icy. ir homo, IN hits eit,- and tf
Ii- Wei le,.,vr raro
Tho cases heard Tucs-.t IN rr-.r-
lin county court included r. 1.....
r. So of Nute Nrclthnc. v. -..... ,.
inney. Caroline Diyai .,s t...,.., %.
Milton and John pore4 .. r.r,+, ,r-
Anancy Il, which no decisions ,..r. r...
dered.
Albert Porc. of cnrir-...1
formerly Of thi; cltv. VS. r...4-,
rt.igned In cite court chor.... ,,...
with intent ,n commit ..,,., 10 ..
that Percy. who - . vout. Of .
visitor ar q Hebrew, ,c, ta.-.- -....
night where * is said s-rr- ...
generously and hi-n Dr-i..
lest ,-itiss per.e is ,.re... g.. ..,..
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FANCY FULL FOR SALE a. price OF
common stock . year I'D Jersey, sire
Wo0dst1.'. Col I'D ,-.9ol, dam q. hash
record Jersey. He is a rugged. splendid
Individual of good temperament. Have
Burlington 2I5,l2t& wit
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TEETg' EXTRACT :.

hBsOiuteIS without Pnln.
Tho only office IN Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle of pain, without taking gas.
Ny mclnoI is used by no other person
10 pain; n danger; 40 after effects
Dir. r.. ID. HAXEN,
OGlcc, 23f Vain st., burlington. W.
Office UUurs, 10 to 3. to u
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

The local basket bali team defeated the
bakersfield team went Friday night nv Il
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advert .. this col
Omr
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 re- using from
$50 20 1000 lines within
twelve CO.. sccutiVe months
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WANTED-At Home .1r Destitute Cmi-
dren a competent woman 60 cave ioT
infants W,V,N.
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WANTED.

WANTED to correspond with mani
forturer OF turned wood novelties. spoois
c'o WHO wishes to better his location
Co.. T.. a,.h . I. factory VIII.
wood IL handy and chesr with the best
OF railroad facilities. ". V, Farr. II
Buo)l St, Burlington, vt. 2S,diNw,H
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Continued on page 81
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

hank sgiVing.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-01


100 acres, 125 miles southeast of KansaS
city; 100 acres in cultivation balance timber
and grass; 3-room house, two good barns,
fine water, on public road, q mile to school
and church; only 1920; part cash, balance
easy; no trade.
GEORGE KUMPF
203-5 Shedley Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
ID. f. Thomas, Sales Agent, Warsaw, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-01
WESTERN UNION BUSY WEST
Will Extend Facilities and Chiefs
Look Over Ground.
]. c. NELSON WITH THEM ON TOUR
Meets Brooks, Hail and Cook and
Goes over Territory 90 See
where Improvement a. 20
Ne Made.

J. c. Nelson, superintendent OF the West
ern Union Telegraph company, has just re-
turned from a trip OF several days through
the southern part OF his district, cOmpris-
ing Oklahoma and Kansas, meeting the
new high officials OF his company. who
were passing through that section OF the
country.
The principals Of the party we're F. J.
Hall, chairman OF the executive committee;
3. Brooks, general manager, both of New
York, and T. p, Cook general superintend-
ent at Chicago, Mr.. Hall Is also vice presl-
dent OF the American Telephone and Tele-
graph company
The object OF the trip was to perfect a
closed cooperation and traffic arrangement
in the west between the Western Union
and Bell Telephone systems, the idea being
to develop the service so that at any time
OF the day or night. from any telephone, a
message can be sent 10 any part OF the
world by the joint use OF telephone, tele-
graph and cable wires and an answer re-
ceived promptly at the sending point with
out the necessity OF the sender moving
from his office or his home the sender 70
have the cost OF the service collected at the
end OF the month when the telephone in
strument rental Is paid.
Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Brooks both emphasized
on the trip that the telephone and tele-
graph companies will continue in the tu-
ture In the past. separate and distinct
organizations.
Mr.. Nelson will leave next week for Chi
cago and New York for a further confer
ence with higher officials OF the company
regarding the above and various other mat
ters, but says no expects that Mr.. Hail.
Mr. Brooks and Mr. Cook will visit Omaha
soon in order TO complete details OF the
traffic arrangement described with the Ne.
braska Telephone company and also with
the view OF personally looking into the
general telegraph situation at Omaha and
its tributary territory and to arrange for
needed improvements and extensions,