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Given Ticket. and Food.

L North Ber9-A fund was raised, 10
IproYde Transportation to his home il
Providence, R, T., for the. boy, Peter
Farrrraf 4pgd1. WHO has, been, ip jail The.
past fgYs months for breaking into the
cottage 39ft p w. Clement cement alloy, ard
A1rBaY Point, Judge Haygpssisi g flyTTtlhger.
sqaiHRea Tbs led ,a&sigt h, a. gs afnq5gsQll "
flqi'fhrnNg-.6 50 ,,soax4 81 si,y e,
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an ~---- - -
DemOcratic CAMPAIGN.

Burljngton-The Democratic State
committee met at the Van Ness recent
ly and planned q good fight with rail-
lies and speeches The campaign
opens in st. Adams, August IS, when
the candidate for Governor and two
candidates for Congress will speak
Eugene N. Foss of Massachusetts will
be one of9the most! distinguished ora
tors and will speakIeinjr Burlington,
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tlCails For Investigation.

ftutlandMThe Marble City Times,
tpublisAad al Marble, COZ, Nj twobarr
Eticfes Under the captions, q"Should In
Ivestfgate Right" and Calling aBEff,D
makes very pointer remarks Sbodt the
Financial "management of the Col6ras
IdosYuIes Marble Company Which ems
rploys many Rutland men and ofj%hich
pex-Matord j. F. Manning OF this city
lis manager. 1t Says, in nutshell, that
! a'rsoverninent Investigation of the
concerns methods Of manipulating its
stock ish ouId he made 20" ,r'i 81
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Hail For Ice.

Lake DunBore---Seme Rutland people
'canping here tell how they turned Il
hail. storm Ito good account. The ice
|ilapj did not visit the camp one day
and the campers We're worried over
the problem of keeping provisions
from spoiline After the, storm they
discovered a. canvas cover on g their
boat was thickly covered with hail
stones and enough were gathered to
fill the ice compartment of the -refrig-
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MONTPELIER GROCERY CO, Wholesale Distributors

was wrestling with an old age pen
sion system and he believed in time
every government employee over 20
would receive a pension. The follow
ling officers were elected j. X. Car
penter Of st. iJohnsbdry, Pres; j. r.
tBrekwith of Bethel, svice-president;t T.
j. Stewart Of Mofrisville, Secretary
A. r. Garvin' OF North craftsbuIy.
ftreasure,rrs;J q. 1Cafpentere Eof Tras-
burg, Burns II oseood OF tGaysvil1es
delegates to the national convention
|The 7Gext convention Will be Held III
R,;fIana &c Ts;sGh.isoS -; .iaioTq6 Ia
HuIldhu'
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PickpOcketS Arrested.

Rutlandf- Charles Murphy athe
Rounder," and Danny McGagignau,
''thefspiaeTsPi whose business is picking
pockets wer,e; arrested ins Rutland
Through the efforts of H. w. Morgan
and H. Edels of the Wood-Mofgan' De
Itectfve agency Of Boston and the men
were taken to Boston To- look aptevf
fdence: They had takef nothing from
;the circus crowd here al; far as'eould
!be learned but are eiigagedin BUS
.inessa OF ii0bbery.so0n'2 'E* 'sF9@ 7~1'
4. er...c.v, a-s,t.-o,., go 3. az 80 .
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ENHANCING QUARTERS.
Management of Addison County Fair
Find II Necessary to Erect New
Buildings. ,..,...s..o ..-

Middlebury, Aug 14.--So fast have
the various exhibits been entered for
the great Addison County Fair to be
held here from August Beth to Sep
TENDER End that-the- management have
found ifGsefssaTy tcerect Manyipew
buildings and quarters for their ac-
commodatieH. ltjwas eaNy found pes
essary to enlarge the quarters for n tA V
live stock exhibits, and up 70 this time
new stalls for 225 cattle nave been
provided tFwo'new race horse barns
making nine III all, ard eediIiFeds 4 to
house the hundred or2more "fieetfoei-
ed gentry" That MIL furnish tfotting
ana.raeing excitement at'the FairpCao
Z No visitor need carrgspsovisionsi in
his lfnapsaeki for the Inside dnnss has
BEEN imer6G tlmhh doabled IN ccapaeity
and everyone be served welr and
Served QUICKLY from an excellent eSi-
Sine.o1 r7sp sEs .!aA sss,tginssS3q=
-.
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Explore Labrador.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. regions east
'of Lake Temiscamie, Labrador. will be
explored by. a partyeof Middlebury Col
lege professors known as the McFar-
land expedition, .whichra left here
I'IhuEsdayaHC Canoes will be used in the
Inorthward trip after leaving Lake St
John in northern Quebec. Hitherto
luneAplored. pegions will be carefully
examined. s.sq
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Harris Champion,

Brattleboro--The Vermont State
tennis tournament closed at st. Johns
bury Saturday when F.. H. Hairs of
this town again defended the title by
easily defeating G. T. Porter of ;Wors
cester in straight setsal In the doubles
Porter and Collister beat Pike and
Harris, 60, OIL, ard 9-7s 4aaasur .l.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Isb7+ MiadIepury yotersI

Middlebury-The cheek list just
posted contains the name of SO7
voters, 50 less than the number two
years..ag fAkidf from loss by death,
cqrsiderabk nnm6H ofTotefs. em,
ploSsS by hla ranaan; Italian Mhrhls
Company left town after the sale OF
that company TO the xfeAt.moat Marble
Company and the men who took their
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Must BE Inspected.

Burlington-The Canada Gazette
contains the otdsrIs fAlll #sefs
stock originating shS5apaH or M ala
one of the States of Vermont, sN SE
Hampshire Name 5M VEL NJ "a 4
Connecticut and Rhode Island Hha4l
after fumigatienSbe-su to an iI
spection." This is an amendmeMy&
what e known as lfhe1dssiractiSyiis!
sect and pest Act. N3 @
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FAMOUS rvs nurse dDE EAADp.a
FlSSr slns,,r NIGHTINGALE Expires g, After er
Life Spent in. Humane Service.

-" N tfF. NatfE 4 t-LE skfEslE ~s-f 4
London, Aug. 14.-Florence Nighttiipp-
gale, the famous nurse of the 'trim-
can war; and the 'oilIy woman who
FeverA receiver hes6rder' of Merit, @tifed'
yesterday AFTERNOON IL at her bondeh'
home. Although she had been an I'm
valid for a long time, rarely leaving
Fher room where she passed the time
in a halflrecdmbent position, and was
under the constant care Of a physi-
clan, her death was somewhat mex
Eperted: A week ago, she was quite
sick, but then improved, and on Fri
fday was cheerful. During that night
alarming symptoms developed and
she gradually sank until o'clock
Saturday afternoon, when an attack
of heart failure brought the end.
Her funeral will be as quiet as pos
sible, in accordance with her wishes.
During recent years, owing to her
feebleness and advanced age. Miss
Nightingale had received but few
'iSitci o. Sh iuoy - idots Git l'oNhNu
her Goth birthday and was the recip-
lent of congratulatory message from
King George.
Florence Nightingale was the first
woman to follow modern army into
battle as nurse, and in the Crimean
War gained the title of angel OF the
Crimea" She studied nursing under
the Protestant Sisters of Mercy at
Kaiserwerth, Germany. and returned
to England when the Crimean War
broke osit. she organized 4 corps of
volunteer nurses; whom she led into
the fieldr and was especially ieeleBfat3
ed for hsf nbhle lservieeslatl Scutafi
At the close OF sthe war she was
enabled by Testimonial fund AMOUNT
ing TO $25O,QQQ, TO found an institu-,
tiopgfoF, the training .ofs muses. the
Nightingale. Home, oqat ST. Thomas &
hospital She awas also the means Of
calling attention ssie, the .apsaaniitarya
conditions aof .Campi Hospitalsa am
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Z, DC LETTER CARRIERS .GlNEeb 3
g I'm q bsg0.r- ttz-srEG 18Th bisoD
COiere shman Eester "a addressed! iasns
yhItiDn an st JDhnsburs1 on GlOSing

nav. q bsson bGs pssi ii ,ssaa b1i
"a 81. Jtoa6insh6}a9fy, A6e. SaaAAfhsel Sixth
annual convention Of the veEtfoht
Rural Letter Carriers" Association
closed a two days session this 'aftefe
noon ahdf BORROWING yadSoufnaene eHs
He'd the rhSsehnF andghe scaMaworRss
AT the mbrnine lAssf0ft saftes S,iousiSt'
Business, Tohgresshian Fosterdof 'Buic
'lington addressed the convention and
was enthusiastically af'eceRedl MN
Fosterm said fte2 did 1905 Believe IsRe
tine would tvefecome cwfenltSe rural
earlier Would 'kate TO bid on. a. cond'
traet for his W6fk.S ne said Congress-
v eoiaw al sc7oo .snsA s'nRmcW
- ,seo,nc Sasn b.sd ASA q
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Native Of If East 1B3e errk shire fe

I East BerkghireM, :. G. ,stonS, Who
sI4 fIss. l6s Sg 6i33tgfday ozugdSfi
l6 at k;aR6X III H. u vas ia b9rn g. he as in
1S1lo and vent to Buffalo, n Y sas a
yogRg gaR where aia, he was gagS Sfgagsd II
hat making, later going West 70 en-
lgagfa in business y IS Hs Is very alert
was vi issits1l., Sp his birthday g ,{lgt
'nephlneewsy. Trying Stone Of Baths llte
Greek, Mich, and Lee Anderson Of J, j;
flinois,, both born here. .a,,r.r n.,s, >,
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RoDITIement'sa Cottage.

North HereAPleading - Dguiltyon to
breaking itttea heoeottage of p. W.
Clement at9sBoWi. and ,Afr6W Point
March 49, ara taking artieTesfof wear
lp g apparel to the Ra1uei of $500, peter
Trarrand' of Providences,9R T., aged IS,
was sehtencef in County Court to serve
six months in Jail" lnn view of his
having been five months in jail al
ready, sentence Was suspended and
henwas placed in the hands 81 the
probation Officer. 'nt @Ai'S5h 'en'''
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Circus attached

2 2 'IlU'T ~ fIlIlHW M. " lINtT'" NJ
Bprliipgton1fW77olld sores 9rff were reGNiSed
Wednesday, when Sheriff Allen served
attachments on Forepangh, and Sell
Bros. circus. for s2O,OOof This did, ont
keep the show in Burlington, but it
caused some, tall hustling. The at
tachments were the result of suits
brought by people who claim they
were injured when some of the seats
of the circus fell three years. ago in
this city. Bonds We're furnished by
a security company which is repre-
sented in every town the show visits.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Ran After Circus.

Rptland- Henry, 9, chamberlain. II
years old who has run away before,
left, Winchester, Mass, to follow. the
circus as a dish. washer, copclpded he
had, enough at Burlington, and made
for, home, tramping it to >, Proctor
where saa,, son of ~ g. Spear took
him home and made him comfortable,
His father was notified and asked
that the boy be sent home. He had
fifteen cents when he reached Proc
tor.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
discuss. Municipal Plant.

Brattleboro-The subject of a
municipal lighting plaintiffs again, be-
ingi discussed and a special meeting
willcbe called It'll tisl propesedorto
transform the plant at the iEstey or
gan factosyiiand Supply current for
commercial hnas we'll AS municipal
purposes 20 1875; si'r nwc5 s@;T
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Interstate Bridges,


WalpelerrGsJ o'Nsill appeared be-
iforethe. Governor and Council at Con,
'cordI Mill IseeRtly On petition etthe
town iRskinec the aid, of the ,Statai in
the matteR Of replacing, tJhe,d hsidge
across tia ConneetisutgriNer batwsep
Walpole ssRa WestnipsteGwVt,s rde7
strogeds by Are in She isnring. sw The
matter Was tRkensuraeria dyissmeptr i
Ia dcIjensis sr.tss-stIsr usiq 6so1i
ojRsfgsstjop q Nc hAohoG9rdpeied. stir
Iyndonville-The RecreatiorbBcssoo
conducted the eastsRenth ,iapdsfrthe
adspjces ahJhe oadies, o6Bha ,dssndop,
Union Glnbis closed Specimens. Of
pupils wsGk wepeion xhibitioRrand a
drill waa giyenshy.the heys1.se outs
Pripeipsj Daniels Of 4gndoa presided
kandiaaddresses fwege 'aglyea tshyD Con-
gressnans Foster s-of Burlington, L..
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.4a Appointed Commissioners.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wv; Stickney
has'Ibeen appointed cbyi Governor e..
II. RTOuty, % Commissioners todeterJ
mine the4bTund daryl lines betweed Ver-
mont and Massachusetts and with" an
official of tbiState, 3}hasI cbeenii at
work farh The past 10 days, lie ,was a
commissioner totix heyboundanY lines
betMsen9dhis State and New York a
few,Eears' ,ago.,o q -arabiv" @ nl
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Won Presidents Gun.

? 'Manchester-Fred Herreshoff,
Metropolitan golf champion, won the
presidents cpp here by defeating H.
X. Kerr of New York. 8 to 3erEs Nv.
Clark, Bird Of Philadelphia defeated
HIM., Stucklepy the Massachusetts
championalS TO 2 ,foQfy the Manchester
cup. ax.ns,,,a "a a.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
q PR0BABLY''Aa CANDIDATE 0a-
/ .saC "a io szGEgo- I'll AZ" Y
fEx.Coneressman Kittredge 'Hdskihs iof
Braattleboroa Urged, to Run for Rep:
resentatiye., ~, --t- -.,

Brattleboro, Aug. 14.--A large num-
Der. of the friendssof ,Ex-Congressman
Kittredge Haskins have for some time
urged him to be candidate for rep
resentative from this town. He has
stated explicitly that he would not be
"a candidate at the caucus, but if his
friends wished to file his nomination
papers, he might consent to -be.a can.
didate at the. general election. 1t is
practically conceded here that, such a
step will be taken. so that the Ex-
Congressman will be a strong factor
in the. coming race. c...r --r-.
|, Col Haskins' ability as a .legisla-
tor need mot be .dwelled upon, as he
has represented this town three times
in, his public life, was a, member Of
the Senate, and during his eight
years as; a national legislator he WOE
large amount of respect for his able
work in the. interests of, the nation
He was Speaker during his last tern
in the House and it is, thought here
that Ex-Congressman Haskins would
be strong candidate for, the position
again in, case of his election on &C
count of his: wide experienceAin glegis-
ia3lNe aHalT.s.: s.-i-11 slf - s.ri. Ell. br
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Appointed PHYSICAL Director.

roultney--G. H. Cassidy, graduate
of u. V. NJ, class OF 1910, has been
engaged, as physical director at State
Agricultural College, Fort Collins,
Colol.. and leaves September !. Mr.,
Cassidy was, well UP in athletics at
Troy Conference Academy and was
assistant physical director last year,
at college. a, -
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Look After visitors, Comfort.

White River iJuLctiHn4fhe Boar i 81
Trade is making plans to look after
the Comfort Of State Fair visitors.
The proposition Of G. A 'Fernald iobk-
ing to the establishment Of a'Yatt5Fy
to thAhufact,ire Collars, cuffs and now
elites was faVorably recef1edH aid iiHidf'i re-
TERED to c6himitttee. over $500
a'as ter raised 10 buy oil for otjr SNt'feet
sprinkIing ana letter was feaaiddlfffR65f m8
state fsBad 'toniIfniissionDterrl &c NV.
GATES: promising 4 litee AMOUNT for
pfer@ahent. road Work. 70 '-,' , !, y, u" "a.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Artificial Ice Plant.

Burlington-The, first artificial ice
plant to be installed in Burlington is
in full operation at the Van Ness house
with a capacity of two tons day.
When in the short space of three
years the, price of ice increased 1875
per! cent, the WoodbTys installed a
plant in. the basement of the dormitory
building which has decreased the ice
bill 80 per cent. for the owners,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
q NARROWLY .Escaped Death.

Rutland-Anthony Romeo, two
years old, narrowly escaped death
Saturday when he was struck by a
trolley car, rolled some adistancec on
the fender and rendered unconscious.
His face was badly bruised and inter-
nal injuries feared 1881 ar ea
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18

wt61dAocEl wnhel4etufAfng from
a WSddchaylr hndt, sGeofgss sBoles9 az
years old, was accidentally shot and
died instantly. On the way home lhe
s'pppel, At the home o. h. friend a Il
PICKED. up a rifle sta,sli;iF near tie
window. The gun, went off and the
bullet entered his head under the
right eye AMI lodged in the skull 4.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Sentenced to nara Labot!,l+

Bfattlebodr8- '4sgahA t,ence' If Is to is
months at hard Labor III ii states 5 pts
on was prohohnded on Melvin raw
renee in Municipal "cotGhrft on ia Stat
atory charge Lawiafesnnce d el6pple'dd a
year az" with Mrs! Charles Davis Of
Ashby, Mass, and the couple came
to Brattleboro three months ago. The
woman died in July. Lawrence pie plead
ed guilty and said the' elopement was
Mrs. Davis idea. " '' ''''
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Besthg

Burlington-Mrs. Martin Boleska
an elderly woman, narrowly escaped
injury from a stray rifle bullet in
tendedy for aJtcat. The. cat escaped
but the'ball kept iohiits way, pieYted' a
picket1feDceyc lapboafds and walls and
struck tsble at which Mrs l,olesEa
was Sitting, soverturningi IT apda1odg-
ngo'betweena theN1eaves ofl'a large
Bible3 @ gad IL devisteah l2SV5 ihclies
1t would have struck Mrs. BoleSkar -
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t,4OC Voters,

I..gnI .7T1L y . % z. = % FJ..9T I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to the re-
yised check ,4Q9nmbple are en-
titled to vote here. There are SIG
property owners in me town A new
school hopseTh has -been;Woted to- cost
not !nsote. than $1l.0Nlss lAF.S
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
win Someone please Find Me-.

.RutlandTgA stranger, here recently
passed a sleepless. night at the sta
ton, waiting for a train and was ac-
costed BY two depot attaches who
asked by way Of introduction where
he was going, Rutland" he said and
when Informed he was already here,
he sought more comfortable quarters
at once.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
NAV Lose Sight.

Gabot@-The 'three-y earsoldb boy of Al.
lem Smith fell ION a3baby carriage
wheel and a brok en- wire penetrated.
onei eye. HE was taken }toiia Barre
specialist. but it is. not Predetermined.
whether he will 1oseYtIle sight of the
ANa.lr MI na losrr..i-n ~. .s.l.t y =.
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Strictly Up.tO.Date.

BqFiington-N11A party q gg ypIasiees tour
ng parts Of the State h3a9seaas one u
Is conyeyaheeso an Automobile ~ with
III q the aceesg6fies usually ssetgen q on
he wagons ~ ~ TIE n1omatddic people ns'
5NC'9 t"inhUnOH lBU"vBT az 7fti ne
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
..TWas 1Eormer 1Mentpeaieritss

q MISS AHsiet pG moody died aSatoNiasC
Mornihgiist the aHome @fs MnsiwCe la
Sl6cNni IN Morrispiife. where she was
stayingg NfassMbody swAsu9S ysass
old ana CIV ass born ai,i 'StosSa isAt is
survived sbsnis sister SMiss Mary MUDDY
of seSLeuisj Mo, and a Brother ahn0;
Moody, depatyc county clerk iwha re-
sides here. Miss Moody was ate one
time employed by the American Fidel-
n.y. Company Here, but vac Obliged to
eiya Der pit sgss ast Ot Illness
y Hcy scsea--d'lfsr hGros 90 sha
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
'1a' #. Il. 1Hcw,1eN'Yohiinated.

BsnningtonMAt largely attended
Republican ,caifcus Friday hight Flank
T. Hove, editor Of The Baifnfeers was
Nominated fo5r"Towh ReBr6sentatfge.
Y 'aan3SHG 20 JnB lOIJsT9 4Gi n "a
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
H, sih'- 7fn q! ytlag sij o..
DREAD DISEASE FOUND. ,
Two Cases Of Infantile Paralysis Dis
covered in Family Near Brattle-
borO. nos 81 fa'ns-s1L So blro7

Brattleboro, Aug. 14.azTwo cases Of
infantile paralysis have developer in
the family of w. E. Taylor, about
three miles from West Brattleboroe
The first victim was a ~ year old
boy. who recently over-exerted him
self. DR.. H. D. Holton, secretary of the
State Board Of Health, when called,
at once recognized the trouble with
the boy?iThe boy was 'indisposed for
a few days before aHphysician Gwas
called. A younger boy in the family
has shown symptoms of the. disease
"A strict quarantine is. being maintain
ed TO prevent, the spread of the dis
ease. ...-...
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
RutIand Railroad Sued for Damages

Rutland--Susfe'E nbaw has sued'tHe
Rutiahd4aaiIfo adafoD5stGOo0s claiming
tina death spftiGhaEles A. LaM9ogE Wax
lipfgford Was, caTs9sRdgsby J}sglllgeaflnacSes,
He was, dragged while alighting from
a train in 1908 dying Week later. ID
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
BatteIi's Barn Burned.

Middlebury-A barn belonging to
Joseph Battell was burned to the
ground Thursday evening and the en-
tire contents lost, 7't 'si'eH 1aa 80
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Grant Patents.

Brattlebefo-DApie and Davis WasS--
ington PATENT attorneys,& Fpofb ting
grant qapstepR p W. M HaYgn os
this town On ah Nutgantpipe ard<to Az
w. Robinson of Springfield on p md7
sic leaf turner
: hr-.t.. 8 ~ 2 - 70 y aAae.al-. q 4 |. !
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Candidate for LEGISLATURE.

Burlington 4+Josephl Aulds, editor OF
the Newsy Announces his candidacy
for City Representative in the next
Legislature.
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A Splendid Achievement.

sto%eAMrs. Mason. Adams " who
will benS7 In November, has recently
pieced asIpuilt containing 520npieces,
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