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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-13
PLAYS THE RACES
WITH STOLEN COIN
Woman Manager of Western
Union Santa Cruz Office Ar
rested After Confession
Effort to Increase Salary by
Gambling Ends in the
Usual Fashion

Members of the California club and
of the Young Women's Christian as
sociation are interesting themselves in
the case of Mrs. Evelyn de Bolt, who is
in the city prison for embezzIing $1.700
of the funds of the western Union
telegraph company while employed as
agent for the company at Santa Cruz.
She became possessed of the idea
that she could win money at the race
track and sent the money of the COM
pany to R. Abrahamsop. a racetrack
tout, to lay on the races. The money
was lost.
Mrs. de Bolt came to the city and
made a clean breast of her pecula-
tions to the superintendent of the
company and promised to make restitu-
ton il given time. After the superin-
tendent had consulted with the surety
company. interested the police were no
titled and Mrs. de Bolt was taken to
the city prison and her name registered
on the detinue book.
She blames Abrahamson for her
trouble, saying he acted as her agent
and swindled her. Some time ago she
was made to pay $4,000 stolen from
the safe and to recoup herself she
thought of the racetrack. She gave
Abrahamson the money to bet. She says
lie "OH PAsVOV, Du( QlQ not pay HeE
the money, and she could not compel
him to do so as there was no record
of the bets kept. She had written 20
the district attorney of Alameda coun-
ty in regard to AbrahamsOn with a
request that proceedings be taken
against him.
She was visited yesterday by the
city and county attorney of Santa Cruz
who advised her not to make any fur
fhar statements hI1f she said lat
she expected the whole matter would
be fixed" today. Captain Anderson said
he understood that Mrs. de Bolt would
be allowed to resume her position in
the Santa Cruz office and repay the
money as soon as she was able to do So
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WOMAN CONFRONTS
BURGLAR IN ROOM
Mrs. Henry Newell PInckily
Arms Herself With Revolver
on Hearing Noise
Demands Intruder's Business
and Marauder Runs Away
and Escapes

man about feet tall entered the
apartments of Mrs. Henry W. Newell,
755 Pine street. Tuesday evening. She
heard him. and arming herself with
revolver confronted him and demanded
his business. When he saw the weapon
in ner hand he ran down the rear steps
and made his escape without taking
any loot.
Burglars broke into the millinery
store of Brayton & De Nader. 1880
McAllister street. early yesterday
morning and stole plumes and other
articles of the value OF s405.75.
The hardware store of Martin b.
Joost. 3O33 Sixteenth street, was en-
morning and revolvers and other ar
ticIes values at $91 stolen.
Pickpockets took a purse contain
ing $40 from the pockets of R. B.
Stewart of National City on a Third
street car yesterday morning
George D. Herrick, 2136 Fifteenth
street, was robbed of a diamond stud
on Market street car, and F. j.
Schnutenhaus. 522 Fourth avenue, OF a
purse and s37 on a San Mateo car
Thieves stole 5000 feet of rough
pine planking from in front of house
in course of erection at 13S South
Park avenue belonging to John E
Buckley
A skiff valued at $40. belonging to
John O'Brien. 1855 Twelfth avenue
south, was stolen from a wharh at
First avenue and N street.
j. HathOpulos, s Bowie avenue. went
with a woman to a house in kearny
street near California Tuesday night
The woman at once excused herself
She had been gone about a minute
when two men entered the place. one
representing himself as policeman.
and at the point of a revolver they
took gold watch and $3.50 from Hath
OpuIoS
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STRAW VOTE TO TEST
SENTIMENT ON BONDS
Supervisors Ask Voters Opin=
ions to Save Expense

NAPA, Jan. 12.-In response to a pc
tition of 10 per cent of the electors of
Napa county for bond issue for from
100000 to 100000 for building a
system of macadam roads throughout
the county the supervisors decided to-
day to ascertain by a straw vote
whether the voters were in favor of
the project
County Clerk Collins will send cir
cular to each voter with a return
postal asking for an expression of
opinion on the proposition.
This move was decided on in order
to save money for the county as the
straw vote will cost only $500, while
the calling of an election would entail
an expense of from $4,000 to $4,000.
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that he would try for the speed record
of the course. Clad Immediately, with
a Scotch golfng cap pulled over his
eyes, he took his seat and give the sig
nal. After a short trial flight he in
creased his speed to the rate of 431a
miles an hour. The time given for the
course of more than a mile and a half
was 2:I3 S-5. No sooner had Curtiss
alighted and strolled carelessly away
into the crowd again than Paulhan's
manager announced that the Frenchman
would seek TO take the speed honor
from the Americans
The sporting instinct of the specta-
tors was aroused. Here was a clean
cut contest. The course was cleared
with difficulty and Paulhan started
again Then it was seen that his en-
gine had less power. His turns were
not so sharp. The result of the second
lap, which he esignated as the one
that he wished timed, was II seconds
under Curtiss record. The Frenchman
kept on flying. however, until he had
gone around the course six times and
the sight of his craft buzzing through
the air had become so common that
hundreds turned to the Egyptian
dancers and the barkers in the side
shows along Concession lane.
On none of his rounds, however, did
he come UP to the record made by Cur
tiss. He covered more than eight miles
in this flight.
Pleased with his victory, Curtiss
came out on the course again. He went
up 10 feel of the air currents to try for
2 high flight At the height OF 100
feet he circled twice around the
course
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DISCOVER $4,000 IN
HOME OF DEAD PRIEST
Executors Find Money in Desks
and Bookcases

KEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-Nearly
$4,000 in cash, considerable portion
of it lying where it had been care
IesSly tossed into book cases and desks,
was found, it became known today, in
the home of the late Father Nicholas
Simon by the executors of his estate.
Father Simon was for many years in
charge of st. Francis de Sales church
here
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-13
FRENCHMAN IS IS
HERO OF GREAT
AVIATION MEET
Thrills ThrOngs by Rising to
Height Never Before At
tained in AerOpIane
Sensational Features Mark the
Events, in Which Many Fly
ing Machines Take Part
Coutinued from Page l

tonight that the judges OF the aviation
events had finally calculated the height
of Paulhan's flight today at ALAG feet
These figures now stand officially as the
record.
Paulhan's aneroid barometer showed
his highest altitude as $500 feet. and
The judges at first figured close to
5000 feet but tonight after extensive
calculation from the results Of trian-
EulatiOns and the observations taken
with the trigonometer this was reduced
10 f.146 feet.
The time in the air was so minutes
f6I is seconds. The time Of descent
was minutes 80 seconds.
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PEOPLE MAY VOTE ON
ACCEPTING GIFT OF LOT

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, Jan. 12.-As
a result of the publicity given the
scheme to build the proposed new
courthouse on grounds offered by a big
land company, the county commission
ers are likely to submit the issue to the
people, although they have the right to
act without so doing.
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FALLS FROM TREE; MAY
BE FATALLY INJURED
Nut Gathering Expedition Ends
Seriously for One of Party

PETALUMA, JAN 12-Edward
Thomas was dangerously injured at his
home near Petaluma today while gath
ering pine nuts. He fell so feet from
tree to the ground. His right leg was
broken in two places and it is feared
he is injured internally
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-13
Afrship Week

At Los Angeles $3.50 round trip via
Southern Pacific for the great aerial
contests. Tickets sold January 10 to
16; return by January 20, 1910. Ticket
offices, Southern Pacific company, Flood
building, Market street ferry depot.
Third and Townsend streets depot, and
Broadway and Thirteenth streets. Oak
land
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-13
lansas City Plans Meet

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 12-W B.,
Strang, representing the Kansas City
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culiar type were on exhibition near the
tents, and announcement was made that
at least a. part of these would make
attempts to get into the air. The army
dirigible balloon was inflated during
the morning. Roy Knabenshue will
pilot the army balloon on all of its
flights during the meet here and will
be assisted by Captain Slatterbeck of
Company A, California national guard.
Whether the attempt will be made
Monday next to sail over the waters of
San Pedro lharbor in the army balloon
has not yet been definitely decided.
Miscarol, in the Bleriot monoplane
in which Paulhan made his high flight,
started at 11:40 O'Clock this morning
from a point 100 yards beyond the
tents and rising to height of so
feet, sailed in trial flight for one
minute and four seconds. His machine
was headed from the wind and the
monoplane tipped repeatedly and in
turning at the far end of the field de-
scribed a graceful curve and seemed to
sweep down dangerously close ia the
ground. A hundred yards farther the
flight ended.
A second flight was made by Miscarol
in the Bleriot at 11:50. This was short
and was made into the wind. The ma
chine rose easily and after covering
a distance of 1000 yards alighted near
the entrance to the tents. The two
flights were made merely to test the
engine.
Charles Skoglund of Los Angeles
brought to the field today monoplane
which has not flown, but which pre-
sents possibilities
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aero club, left today for Los Angeles,
Cal, where he expects to close con-
tracts that will bring more than 20
aeropIanes and number of dirigible
balloons to Kansas City to participate
in an aviation meet next July.
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PauIhdn NnOShcS Worlds ALTITUDE Record
byPiIOtng Acropdnc tOt4clght OF 460OFcct

aviation field
Angeles Mrs Del Amo Mrs Watson and Miss Dominique are
of Manuel 1846
Dominique field aviation meet being
held
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To Try Out TripIane

From Phoenix has been brought the
onIz -triplane yet seen here. This ma
oIine was built by Gate M. Fowler of
Phoenix, who will attempt. to fly it
here.
Professor II. La V Twining will at
tempt a flight in his monoplane.
]. H. Klassen. Los Angeles inventor,
also has monoplane here, which is
now being prepared for it's first fight.
Lincoln Beachey in his dirigible made
a spectacular appearance. over the
heads of the people in the grandstand
at EOS O'Clock, with no announcement
of his coming except the sudden whirr
of his propeller. He sailed low over
the field and then sailed away into the
distance to meet the spherical balloon
Peoria which had approached to with
in a mile of the field.
Paulhan in his Farman machine
ascended from his tent minute after
Beachey appeared and sailed away to-
ward the two other air craft at an
altitude of 200 feet, and for the first
time since the meet began the three
types of air craft were seen in the air
at once.
Paulhan sailed 500 feet into the air
to meet the balloon New York, which
had left Aero park. near Los Angeles
city, early in the day and at o'clock
was approaching Aviation camp on a
favorable current.
Paulhan approached close enough to
talk with the passengers in the big
balloon and pay his respects to Beach
ey and Knabenshlle.
Leaving the balloons. far behind in
his return flight Paulhan sailed to the
grandstand and alighted
1t was the first flight of heavier
than air machine over the rough ground
outside the field. over the houses and
trees that had been seen, and his dar-
ing brought the people to their feet in
wild applause.
Kansas City Plans Meet
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 12.-W. B.
Sfraup renresanfjno fi,a Koneas rftx,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-13
ARLINGTON.

George Cullinan was in Manche
ter last Wednesday
- ID, Purdy of Manchester was
IN town Thursday.
Miss Rose Gagnon was in Ben
nington Saturday.
A small crowd was at the dance
In + of A. Hall
Ernest Thompson was In Manehes-
ter over Sunday
Mrs. jerome Lakin was IN Ben
nington Monday
Mrs. Mae Lathrop was in Ben
nington last week.
Paul Demlng took party to
Troy Thursday IN his auto
%. f. Adams spent Wednesday
in Troy and Mechauicyille
M. s Bessie Lakin. OF Shafts
bury, spent Sunday at her home
here.
Mrs. George Howard spent sun
day with relatives In North Ben
nington.
Mr. and Mrs ~ NJ lathrop OF
this village were in Troy Wednes
day last.
Miss Susie Brockway was at
her home In Sunderland Monday an
Tuesday.
The Misses Lillian and Antoin
stte McAuley of Troy We're in town
over Sunday.
The Misses Anastasia Morrlsey
aud Anna Mann were in Bennington
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer of New
York are stopping with Mrs, Clar-
ence Gilchrist.
Mrs. Philip Cote. who has been
visiting friends In New Hampshire
has returned home
Miss Irene Mattison, Of North
Bennington. visited at Mrs Margare
vaughan's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wriet are
occupying rooms OF Mrs y Vault
over Hards grocery.
Miss Emma Benedict Of Man
chester visited her brother Robert |
and family over Sunday.
Edward Garfield, of Schen-
actady. spent Sunday with his par
snts, MIR. and Mrs. FIN Garfield
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Reed Wis
tied their son william and family
n Pittsfeld. Mass. over sunday
Arthur A. Cook, who has been
listing at O E.Adams' for season
las returned 10 his home Ia Tacoma
The Misses Katherine Mattisou
md Mildred Farnnm OF Bennington
listed at Charles Garfield over
sunday
Mr. and Mrs Allard have move
rom James Thompson's house into
he house owned by Mrs. Blanche
,abcock
Mrs Reuben Hosley returned
'riday evening from a visit to No
dams, Great harrington, Pittsfield
nd vicinity
Edward Higgins aud daughter
Iiss Irene Higgins Of Bennington. y
pent Sunday al Mr. aud Mrs Thos
nllinan. Sr.s'
Father paquei, who has been
a town for several days, has re- I
irned 10 HIS home 81 Milton He !
a. rented his house here 70 George
agnon
EAST ARLINGTON A
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tbs 0sBNaa pi Nrfmoht ~ gives
osl from wsshlnsioa shoes thar ihs
aiaae haa &gs sGs inhabitants - eos
tsfea sth ssa.tei "a 1889 ~ 10.
er.Ass ~ rs per crBt isarllaKsou
l heads ulsA Rutland second Hars
- ,Aira aua bennington fourth Tha
lastsiatian ~ me toNn u MAnchesle
3 sa4t a. compared ath 1865 in
SEQ D ass toe hope III The eal.
ipr u the Journal ~so hAd TIE bon
~ % taking tbs laaieepsas III this
seNn. That the gIe8 aAfl s0aId b.
fvaehea aud me have 40 doubt but
s,ash NUaid have bern The case haa
% bwssi possthie 10 bayetakcn the
nspol first Instead " the Village
- the NOnruss shop Nss runnins
stb fsil ofeW but before Ne react
% The Depot the force lad been
i-id 90 aUd great mnn1 III thsa
. vnse ssBt .isenie
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COMMITTEES NAMED.
bennington County iarcs well al
,i. Hands u speaker Howe aud
f.leut. d.os. Siack.

s's@fhH
bennington County has been we'll
recognized Ia the make up. Ia the
eeBate senator Archibald has the
caAigmanship Of the most important
comnsitiee Ia thar body. namely the
Judiciary ie ~ also q member o.
tbo committee on street railroads
abd lulnt committees u public healt
sud revision Of bills
senatorC ashmaH has the chairman
ship ~ the committee on manufae
tgfen and IL mem Der OF the commit
80 finanee, appropriations and the
gOint committee on temperance
Ia the House speaker Howe has
deait kindly with bis fellow member
fiom this county. Roberts Of Rupen
IL chairman Of therommittee on MIL
tay affairs and member OF street
railways Wall ~ Dorset IL chair.
lnan OF committee on claims aud
member VI federal relations aud mi
tsof ruutt 10 Williams OF Peru ia
Memper Of the general COMMITTEES.
Abbott oi laHdgrove OF state school
Bentley Of Sandgate OF the Joint con
nlillee on fish and game Oryis Oh
AhHAAfhttf u iANI AAA AHu ulrA
manufactures Williams OF Winhall
- on the corporations COMMITTEE,
nhlie bowen Of Sunderland Is on
highways aud bridges. Webb Of Ar.
llngton Is on the appropriations com
mittea. while Judge Mattison OF
DlAstnDury Is supplied with the
Craftsmanship OF the committee ol
iowa lines and is also a member OF
the states prison committee aud the
Joint committee on the house OF cor
rection The Judge will be able e
DO little iunketing this year, My
em OF Pownai Is member of the
famous grand list committee. while
blanchard Of Rcadsbofo IL mad,
chairman of the committee on mile
age aud dcbentures. Bishop OF
stamford is on the public buildings
and Hawkins OF salisbury is on tn
joint committee on insurance Bowie
Mo0dfords representative IL on two
Joint committees, library aud immi
grafton and interests
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Interesting meetings OF the Bani
81 Mercy have been held lately u
the Center and Village schools
pauls Buck arranged the meeting q
shls village. aud Il proved a grea
success II Nas held Oh the LAS
Friday afternoon 10 September
Pauline Martin. Bertha Kelley ciar
kelley, Lena Cherbonneau aud I'D
Nafd llosley took part with inter
eating readings aud reciiations Mis-
Jessi. HaWtey also gave littl'
talk
AZ che Center meeting over TWEEN
u members announced their lnten
eun ~ scattering crumbs for ~
birds Ia snowy weather this winter
and stlli greater number will b
nn the lookout tor chances to brinl
cheer and brightness 10 the sick
Many thanks are due the teach
.fs both III this village and the Cen
tsf for their kind help ia maxim
the meetings success Thei
friendly Interest is much apprecial
ed,
The Annual Meeting was held
this Village IN August. GA the da
OF the memorable hAilsiorm Tb
aadr,~a b. Miss Richards VI Ger
nlantoNn was a treat 20 all Nh
had lhu pleasure ~ hearing Il
Father Kelly also gave an inleres
ing talk on saints who sere Kin
To animals, and Mrs slmonds plas
~ Tor the singing The compos
ii0n prize was son by Clark keiis
siih au account Of fanliy 81 ma
rata GLADYS Cook and MARI Che
bUnn~an helped 90 trim the scho,
house Tor the occasion. and MI
Hard VERY KINDLY lent a qnantil
81 bunting
The officers u The Baud Tor q
present y.ar are as follows
Mary ghefh0nnesu, Presided
gladys Cook and Paul Buck. VI
Presidents for this Village Albs
Perry aud Lewis Nelson. Weep
denp Tor the Center and Depa
radilae Martin aBa Sadie Mliis
secretaries
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-13
LONDONDERRY.

Miss Annie Williams visited in
salem, n. ", last week,
Mass, with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs II f. Chase, last week
Mrs Calvin aud children en-
Dyed an automobile trip 10 Athol
d MIR and Mrs. Robert Charlton
Of Manchester Depot are al Mrs.
Fnany wilkins.
Mrand Mrs. Chas. Carlton of
Manchester Depot visited az Mrs
carleton's mothers this psf week
Little Winthrop Bacon narrowly
escaped being Killed last Thursday
lie was coasting In his express WACO
road Just as his father was driving
by The horse hit the wagon and
child throwing them out Al one side
70 that the wheels did not pass
axle " the cart and struck the
child 10 the side making a very
bad bruige but otherwise he was nn-
injured. except for the shock II
was very narrow escape
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-13
EAST ARLINGTON.

-. ?. Webb returned to Mont
pelier Monday,
Miss Duliee Buck returned 10
her home in Manchester Tuesday
DIR. $. X Gray was In Fitch
burg. Mass. Friday on business
trip
a. II. Phillips and wife return
ed from their wedding tour Monday
evening
-. Il. Buck aud wife OF Troy.
x v. gere recent gaests al A y
Bucks
wv. NJ. Stafford and Truman Mar
tin attended The Merry widow
Ia Bennington Friday evening.
Frank J Andres II spending
the week with his brother. o. +.
Andrew. in Springfield. Mass
Mrs. II. l. Stone. Mrs A. ~
Andres and Mrs r. r. OHrlen
spout "Wednesday IN North Adams
Mrs. X A. Blair aud Mrs VIM
Campbell are spending several days
10 lsaosersyiile. n. ". an the gaesi
Of Mr. and Mrs ID. /. Perry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-13
NORTH PowNaL.

M b. Bates is Ia Boston for q
vacation.
Miss Mary Hard was IN Troy
Saturday
J. r. billiard went Friday 90
Lee. Mass. where he has relatives
whom he visited
The County s. s Convention
was held here IN Academy Hall and
dinner and supper was served ~
the Ladies' Aid Society Al The Glen
wood
Prank Fit. Williams H. has
been engaged 70 conduct Congrega
tionai church services during the
winter aud spring lie has spoken
three times and given excellent sat
isfaetion An unused school room
in the Graded School building has
been fitted up for services. the desk
having been taken Out and The
church furniture. which was sageed
from the fire. put 10
George Habson. aged - year
died Tuesday morning after an III
ness 81 several weeks due 70 Old
age His wife. 10 whom be weB
married 81 years aso last June&ar-
wives him a. does one son and three
Ons daughter. AIRS iis-
mers has resided sith her parents
since spring Funeral services weFe
conducted by Rev. Mr. clark ~ 40
Remington Mrs, NJ = Bates SANG
two solos Burial was ID Nerth Pow
Lal cemetery.
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furnish the monument shown in
the above cut and many others in three
sizes. II you contemplate purchasing
either Muusoleum. Monument. or any.
hing in the line Of cemetery work. write
me and ! will furnish you designs to
choose IRON. and give you prices sci
complete IN any cemetery. See my
January adv. in journal Tor partial list
81 people have sold work 10 10 Man.
chester. Prices reasonable. work guar
aniced FIRST class. Your patronage
solicited
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BOYS cas- MAKE NONE,

picking sp baacs ard Seeding b,
10 "a We pAy % o~uis psr hu
drcd Tor almost anything ~ 6
Bons lire. n ass for ciena.
boilea butchers W house BONES
pay "a high A. " cuats psi b
drea Al lbsas pficv se pAY
freight from ue&fis ali sislioas
shipalsais 81 zoe poauds 10 nag
saip IN barrels " cheap sAess
CARROLL i. PAGE. HYDE PARK
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Fair Haven. Va. oct 10, 1910
COMRADES
III. Fourteenth Reunion Of OUT
Sssoclation viii be held at Ben.
ninstOn. Wednesday. October ls
IN. womaus Relief Corps will
furnish dinner aud supper To all
members OF the Association aut
their wives II the weather pl0yei
favorable. an automobile trip IA thu
afternoon II planned, taking in the
Bennington Battle monument, Sell
warner monument. VIM. Lloyd Ga.
risou tablet aud the Soldiers Home
The trains leave Rutland al q
"a and 1885 a. m. and returning
leave Bennington al 6i5 ., IN
Mileage books being easily obtain
"a 80 attempt has been made 4
sct special railroad rates
IL IS hoped that there viii be
iragr attegdanec
q. N SHEPARD. Scey,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-13
EAST DORSET.

owing TO the absence of the
regular pastor, il Is expected that
Rev. H. NJ. Douglass Of West Haven
will preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday afternoon Mt
3 o'clock.
Their many friends VIII be
pleased to learn of the marriage Of
Cecil G. Bull 10 Miss Edith Augusta
Fairman. both of this village, which
look place at the Congregational
church III Dandy on Thursday, Oct.
9th. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. A Mclntife.
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40 case ~ raiasfa ihaa eAnssa ~ eaf.si 10
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beBfg itsi ilf iAst v krArs asa IT, 5isxe a8in
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ifiiil Astnils saa3e ~ his hffH,
MA&mibN. hisNAN A MANNgw
" talssaie ilrassisis Taisssaa. ..
NAila gatSfgh taafs Il iAkeu Internally.
sss1sak NagWssiB Asssn Nv alsfsst mfsa snusse !
: atfsHs-t ~ The saskFns Testimonials srtt
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