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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-05
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NEW YORK, April 5.-Display-
ing hundreds of banners with the
legend 1--WE Mourn Our Dead" !"
the labor unions of New York City
today made a great demonstration
against working conditions in the
city's factories as result of the
recent Triangle Shirtwaist COM
pany fire, which cost the lives of
143 toilers.
Throughout the whole factory
district of the city activity was
suspended and the workers, clad
in sombre garments, passed by
thousands through the streets In
silent protest against the fire
traps.
Thousands on thousands were
in the parade and despite a steady
downpour, women and children
marched In almost equal numbers
with the men.
Two columns of the toilers, one
from uptown and one from the
lower east and west sides, met In
Washington Square, almost under
the ruins of the Asch building,
where the fatal fire occurred.
Prominent in the procession were
the survivors of that holocaust,
and the crowds who lined the
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terests and the Seventh and
Eighth he got by very narrow mar
gins, due to the deception prac-
tised on the women in these
wards.
Fawcett carried the Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth wards. Bartn,
the socialist, was second In the
Sixth, very close to Seymour in
the Fourth and very close to Sey-
mour in the Fifth. The Barth
vote in these three wards of the
common people alone would have
added 2,1S6 to the Fawcett vote
and would have given him a ma
jority over all and reelected him.
Not For Seymour.
1t is conceded that this vote
cannot go to Seymour and 1t Will
be with Fawcett in the next elec-
ton. OF the total vote of 1903
for Barth it is safe to estimate
that not more than the 500 will
ever go to Seymour. The rest
will go to Fawcett, who stands for
municipal ownership, which Is one
of the things that is helping to
develop the socialistic idea in this
country.
Seymour's tremendous vote In
the silk stocking Second ward and
the aristocrat precincts of the
First ward show how determined
the corporate interests were TO
come back into power in Tacoma.
He had almost three to one In the
Second ward over both other can
didates. He had over two to
one over both In the First ward,
and in one silk stocking precinct
about five to one over both.
The figures in the election yes
terday help tremendously In show
ing the real issues in the cam
paign. They show that the sa-
loon and special interest crowds
were linked together to elect sey-
mour for their own private ends.
The people are now onto the
game.
All the hypocritical deceptions
of the subsidized organs and the
smooth talk of agents of the spe-
cial interests on the stump VIII
not rub out the facts as revealed
by the election figures.
But those figures still show in
the Fawcett and Barth votes that
a majority OF Tacoma men and
women can be relied upon in the
fight against privils ges for the
few and domination by greed and
immortality
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Nj eros Refuse Peace
Terms---Diaz Will Start
War of determination

Mexico soon will be zone vast bur-
ial ground"
Francisco Madero, sr., and his
son Alfonso learned from federal
sources today that the younger
Francisco Madero has refused to
discuss peace until Diaz sends a
peace commission to him with full
authority to conclude a treaty
whereby war shall cease. The
rebel leader declined to leave the
field to visit Ell Paso or any other
place to meet the Diaz emissaries.
1t is understood that Diaz has
sent guarantees of safe conduct to
the elder Madero and his son AL
fonso, whereby they may reach the
rebel camp near Chihuahua in
safety. They are expected to au-
tomobile there at once and strive
to induce the younger Madero to
compromise.
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One N. w. Congressman
Lucky in Getting Seat

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WASHINGTON, d. c., Apr.
5.-As usual Northwestern
congressman were, with one
exception, unfortunate in the
drawing of seats in the house
of representatives at the con-
vening of the 62nd congress.
La Toilette of Washington,
tho lucky member, was third
to be called and although a
progressive, selected a seat
Immediately behind DalzelI
of Pennsylvania and diagon-
ally across the aisle from ex-
Speaker Cannon. He is In
the very center of the old
guard.
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POST MEN GE7 !
DAY Of REST

Postmaster F.. l.. Stocking an
nounced today that beginning
Sunday, April 16. the postmen will
no longer have to work on Sun
days. Mr.. Stocking states that
over thousand letters have come
to him earnestly requesting him
to put such rule in force, and
that as the contents of the Times
ballot box are overwhelmingly in
favor of postmen having a day of
rest, he decided to take the step.
The delivery window at the post
office will be open on Sunday
morning as before from 9 to 10
o'clock for the benefit of the gen.
eral public.
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WARRANT FOR
MRS. HENRY
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-A
statewide search Is on today for
Mrs. Ivy May Henry, wife of AL
bert J. Henry, clerk of the Seat
tie National bank, who Is fleeing
from San Francisco with her two
children, for whose custody a le-
gal battle has been waged for
months. At the direction of Su-
perior Judge Mogan, warrant
for the arrest of Mrs. Henry was
Issued, and also blanket warrant
for John Doe" which may be
served upon those who assisted
her in spiriting away the children
last Monday night.
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Sandberg For 7
Mr.. Seymour

Pete Sandberg, the notorious
dive Keeper, was among the prom
inent Seymour workers yesterday.
Sandberg realizes that Commits
sioner Roys was adverse to clos
ing the dives and knows that
with Fawcett in the mayoralty
chair, the dive days are over.
With part of the church vote
combined with the Sandberg ele-
ment, Fawcett's chances of return
ing to office at a first election
were spoiled yesterday.
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WIFE WELL ACQUAINTED
WITH HUSBANDS SLAYER
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SANTA ROSA, CAL, April o.
Further evidence that Mrs.
Blanche Powell, wife of John d.
Powell, murdered in a tent near
Fort Roso, March 10, was ac-
quainted with DR.. Lewis G. CHS
holm, accused Of Staying Powell,
for a long time prior to the MUIR
der, was furnished the police In a
letter received from the woman's
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Thousands of Mourners
Parade New York Streets
In Great Demonstration

streets by hundreds of thousands
uncovered as those who escaped
the worst fire Manhattan has seen
in many years, passed by.
While the parade was on the
city buried seven unidentified VIC
tins of the Triangle fire. Their
funeral corteges, however, did not
make a part of the parade.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Thursday.
Light northerly winds.
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Girl MarrieS
Two Soldiers
NOW SHE MUST ANSWER TO
CHARGE OF BIGAMY.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April s.
she so loved a soldier
that she married two of Uncle
Sans boys in blue from the same
post without the formality of get
ting a divorce, a warrant is out
here today for pretty Mary McCor-
mick, 21. Harry Mccormick, hus-
band No. 1, is the aggrieved par
ty. Mccormick at present is in
the Fort Myer guardhouse, and
husband No. 2, said to be F. ].
Hoggins, an artilleryman, has
been sent to the Texas "maneu-
vers" at San Antonio,
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Wealth and Dives Go,
For Seymour
EXPECTED LANDSLIDE FOR SPECIAL INTEREST CANDIDATE
FAILS TO MATERIAIIZk-S SECOND ELECTION IN TWO

There was no election yesterday.

Barh eliminated however and the
people will with special interests
And the people, judging from the results yesterday will
The political engineered the
yesterday
a majority. 1000
of having majority doubtful if poll
again.
analysis the Seymour carried the
of the city where the spe interest live and where
tenderlon clements hold When this
great deceived into
porting Seymour they fleeing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-05
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE HICKTOWN BEE

Miss Lydette Tyler gave a baked
bean social at her home last eve.
everybody had a good time except
VIII Bittercat, who don't like beans.
I. Roosevelt will not visit Hick-
town on his tour this year. We
haven't family in town with more
than II children.
II Is rumored that Abel Skinner
Is going to take a trip somewhere.
he has had a new handle put onto
his dress-suit case.
There were quite a lot of spoonera
on the dark side of Monument
Square last eve. Constable Hen Toz-
Ter reports.i
It's funny that the feIler that
wears little gold badges Of nine
lodges he belongs to. usually kicks
ike tarnation every time his wife
buys a new gingham apron. Lafe
Watertower observed this morning.
as he returned on the 1o:17 from
Tacoma.
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father, r. e. Samuels, of Cedar
Gap, Mo.
In asking for further details
concerning the Chisholm case and
the whereabouts of his daughter,
Samuels declared that she men
toned Chisholm in three letters
written to him In 1911. He de-
clares that Mrs. Powell never
mentioned her husband in any of
her letters.
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THREE TOWNS ELECT
SOCIALIST MAYORS

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OMAHA, Neb., April 5.-Three
Nebraska towns, Beatrice, Red
Cloud and Wymore, elected social
list mayors yesterday. William
Griffin, a sprinkling car driver,
got the majority of Beatrice
votes Edward Wymack was chos-
en- in Wymore and Edward Foe
in Red Cloud.
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Locks Boy in Freight Car
For Revenge on Uncle

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PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Be-
lieving that Lehigh Valley freight
car No. 5949S contains the body of
Bernard Rogers, IL years old, the
victim of a diabolical scheme or
revenge, every railroad in the
United States and Canada was
asked yesterday by the Philadel-
phia police to locate the car.
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ADMITS
GIVING OUT
SECRETS
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WASHINGTON, d. c., April 5.
Taft submitted today
to congress the reports of the
state and navy departments adj
mitting as true charges made by
Senator LaFollette that secret
plans Of the American navy had
been furnished for battleships
built in the United States for Ar
gentina.
The information was submitted
in response to LaFollette's reso-
luton passed by the senate at the
last session of congress.
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10y JnltCu IEeSS LedSeu w ire.
Ell PASO, April 5.-As a re-
suit of the positive refusal of
Francisco Madero, jr., provision
al president" of Mexico, to consid-
er any terms of peace unless all
the demands of the revolutionists
are granted, President Diaz is ex-
pected today to start a war of ex-
termination against the insurrec-
tos in Northern Mexico.
Reports from Mexico City are
that Diaz has bought 20,000,00O
Mauser cartridges and ten bat
teries of mortars to prosecute his
designs to crush the rebellion. An
American who Is close to the Dlaz
administration says that the die
tator Is prepared to use blood
and iron" methods to smother all
opposition, and that Northern
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The uncle of the Rogers boy,
Assistant District Attorney Rog-
ers, yesterday received a postal
card saying that the writer, wnom
Rogers four years ago sent to
prison, had decoyed the boy into
the railroad yards on March 27
and locked him into a car warting
on a siding to be attached to a
through train.
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uAJ0RITY OPPOSE SEYMOUR As MAYO
SIX FOUND GUILTY Of
INVADING GIRLS ROOMS

Bryan last evening and the presl-
dent Is going over the evidence.
The committee recommends the
expulsion of three of the young
men and the indefinite suspension
of the other three.
Their names will not be made
public until their punishment is
definitely decided upon and their
sentence given.
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0 More Cowboy For Him.
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TUCSON, Ariz., April s.
Life on the Arizona desert as
a cowboy has palled on Fer
dinand Schumann-Heink, son
of the grand opera star.
Young Schumann-Heink is in
a Tucson sanitarium recover
ing from sundry bruises
and aches attendant on a 100
mile horseback ride which he
completed yesterday. 1t is
spring in New York, ana he
figures as soon as his physi-
cal condition improves, he
said today, he will return to
civilization"
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INSULTS MONKEY:
IS FINED $40

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MILWAUKEE, April 5.-Be-
cause he insulted a Washington
park baboon here, Mitchell Sme-
lish today is poorer by $40. Sme-
lish spat in the simian's face. On
trial he refused to say why he as
sailed the monk and was fined.
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Joint resolution demanding full in
formation regarding the alleged
"maneuvers."
The resolution calls on the pres
ident to send to congress all avail
able information explaining his
action in ordering the troops to
the Mexican frontier.
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PULLMAN, Wash, April s.
Six men have been found guilty of
invading the girls dormitory at
the Washington State college on
the night of March 27 and dump
ing the girls occupying the beds
out on the floor. The committee
returned it's report to President
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FIGHT HAS JUST BEGUN

The fight begun. strength has been
tested,
eet provided the full Fawcett weeks
hence The Saloons the dives
beyond possible doubt
mour says he has made promises
ton been made against Fawcet? Sixty people
the vote stood yesterday do
per cent an 1t wills defeat Seymour by
The registration books
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HORSE CAR PASSES

NEW YORK. April with
the filing of motion in the state
circuit court here for permission
to surrender the franchises of the
Metropolitan Railway company,
now In the hands of a receiver, the
passing of the horse car in the city
of "The Great White Way" is a
matter of a short time only.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April s..
that Taft used the
United States army to assist Pres
ident Diaz of Mexico, Socialist
Congressman Victor l.. Berger of
Wisconsin introduced today a
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Berger Demands
An Explanation

SOCIALIST CONGRESS MAN DECLARES U.
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The subsidized press is attempting to "toady" t.
he socialists. Judging from yesterdays demon
traton the political gang that tries to curry favor
rom the socialists is cutting its throat. Th,
1000 prediction of the socialists came true.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

of the high school were held Wednesday
evening at eight o'clock in the Congroga-
ional Church The address was given
by Rev. y. O. Bowlby and musical
solicitors were rendered by the CON
grcgationai Church chor.-Mr. and Mrs
II. @. Carman spent Friday in St
Nhans.-Miss Anna EnriGht, who has
been the guest of her sister, Miss Evelyn
Enright, for few days. has returned
to her home In Burlington
The funeral of Julian Bellgarde, for
mer resident of this place, was held Mon
day morning at the Catholic Church at
Highgatc He died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs Edward McNallcY, ut Con-
cord ~ H., last Thursday after a short
illness from acute spinal trouble. His
body was brought to his old homo here,
where his son Joseph now lives. Among
those from away who accompanied the
remains were his only brother, Edward
Hcllgarde of New York, Mrs. Louis
Laundry and Mrs. Dannaux of st. Sc
rastien. +. q. lie was GO years of age
Mrs. stephen French of Bridgeport, Conn,
Is visiting Mrs Sanford Hitchcock.--Slt-
urday morning Oscar Shcltus and Miss
Ella Moore were married at st. Adams,
the Rev. W i. jackson performing the
ceremony. They are now on a wedding
of the customs court Of appeals at Wash
ington, is the guest of his mother ct the
Thayer cottage near Camp Randolph
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22
FLETCHER.

Mr. md Mrs. Wilson Leach of
Winooski spent sunday with Mr.. and MIS-.
Dcforost Robinson.-Mr and Mrs. William
Green of Fairfax were recent visitors at
Ira Greon's.--W. 5. Shcpurdson and Ar
thur Hooper were business visitors in
Purlington Monday.-Mr ana Mrs Frank
Leach were in ST. Adams Tuosday.-El-
MGR Hooper has purchased an l.. NJ. f,
automobil".-Warner Church has pur-
chased Stanley automobile Of DR.. S. G.
Start.-An automobile party consisting OF
MIR and Mrs. w. 3 Shcpardson, Mr. and
Mr. d. G. Robinson, Mr., ana Mrs, Wilson
Leach and A. II. Hooper were in Grand
Isle Sunday.-Seth Carpenter Is visiting
Lis hrother. Lee Cnrpentcr. IN johnson.
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ENCSBURG.

Mrs Ernest Pcrley invited the
women OF the CONGREGATIONAL society
to serve a dinner at her house Tues
day.-Mts. G. r. Remington ana SON.
Robert. returned to New York city
Friday night The town school picnic
Will be hcld as usual in the woods Of
Frank Cassidy, Enoshurg Center, Fri
day As this has proved to lie grand
together occasion for the par
cnts and friends. teachers and pupils
t. is hoped this year IT will be equally
as leasant.--Tucsday juno 10. being
Carlton 1;Gder's birthday, he took
his family and friends, Mrs Waite,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maso of burlington and
Mir. DavIs of 1Ighgatc, 20 the homo of
his father, James Eidder, where they
enjoyed a basket picnic.--Thc abund-
mt rains OF the past week have
froshencd things beautifully and the
threatened drought is hYokon.-B.
Fairbanks of Greensboro. accompanied
hv his brother, Alan Fairbanks, visited
his wife's parents, MIR. ana Mr4. James
ilidder. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. Atanasoff Of Trns-
burg are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Eli
son S. Maynard. and cousins in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Atanasof intend to start
for Bulgaria in July, Mr.. Atanasorfs
native home. to visit his mother.-Mr
and Mrs. Hayden Gilbert arc visiting
relatives in town.--Childrcn's day was
observed Sunday at the CONGREGATION
N Church with a very interesting pro-
gram by the children Music was by
the choir assisted by the organ cor
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. T. T.. Hopkins ana daurhtcr Mar
Garot returned from Boston Thursday
n'Pht.-NrF. f. T.. Well AID dlushtor
If johnson and Mrs Hattie ran Of
Nansns city have been guests Of Mira
J.. \ I'm fer y few d1Ys.-Mrs. Mary
G1tcs won't to MGdlchurv Saturday for
about u ", 4k.-A1rs stella croft ia
spcnain- some time with her parents,
Mr and Ail-. L. -. Bri'l-Nirs. Marion
Wri-ht and two children Of Montgomery
Center have beon visiting her parents.
Mr. ana Mrs Il. r. Olmstcad.-NIr,
Helen Randall and daughter. Ella. are
visiting her laughter, Mrs. ]. =. Dimon.
on lIighgate Gorc.-Mrs Ktttie Me
Kinney Of Ihillpsburs has been visiting
old friends here for n few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hale and daugh-
tor of 81. Adams are visiting friends
here.-Miss Olive Hayden, who has
been teaching in Richford the past
year, visited at Hon. c. w. Gatos's
Monday and Tucsday.-The organized
classes Of tho Methodist Sunday school
will serve strawberries and ice cream
In the church parlors Tuesday even
Ing. All are inVlted.-The funeral Of
John Ploof, an aged resident was hold
at the Catholic Church Tuesday morn
Ing at eleven o'clock.-Mrs. 4. y.
Whitney and son, Charles are attord-
ing commencement at Mlddlcbury col.
lego. Miss Helen Is visiting In BUR-
lington.-Mrs. Fanny Mercy and two
children Of Springfield arrived Tues
day. called here by the accident to her
father and brother, Henry and Dan
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Among those from out of town to attend
tho funeral were Mr. and Mrs. r. w.
Parks of ST Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs c.
G. Bliss and Miss Anna Bliss of Burllng-
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard of
Swanton.-Whilo Mrs Rogenc Hale was
getting out of II carriage Sunday she slip
ped and fell. receiving injuries so she Is
confined TO the bcd-Charles Clark, who
Las been pastor Of the Congregational
Church for % yonra. preached an appro-
pirate sermon last Sunday. There was
music by Harmony quartet of st. Adams,
consisting of II. r. Marvin. first tenor:
II. r. Tarrancc. second tenor; f. l. Mar
vim. first bass; y. Y. Hunt second bass
Mrs W. X. Warner of St. Adams was the
guest of Mrs. O. Il. wood Monday and
"ucsdaY.-Mss Alhina Howard returned
to her homo in Franklin, Mass, Saturday.
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FORMAL OPENING TONIGHT


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GEORGIA.

The Rev. Alvah Hobart Of Yonkers n
Y, was In town over sunday-Alrs. Al
mira Hale, wife Of the late Rev. j. G.
Lorimer, died Sunday. The funeral was
held at the Baptist Church Tuesday aft
crnoon at one o'clock
Mrs. A!mra Hale Lorimer, widow OF the
late Rev. j. g. Lorlmer, died at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Curtis Sunday
evening at 1880 after an illness of about
SIX months. Mrs. Lorimer was born in
Georgia November 6, 1884 was educated
at the New Hampton Institute at Fair
lax and was music teacher there for
feveral years. She was married to the
Rev. j. G. Lorimer of Derby Septem ber
81, 1862, where he was pastor for few
years. Later they moved to Georgia and
Mr.. Lorimer preached hero at the Ban
list Church for period of % years Mrs
Lorimer had spent nearly all her life here.
She leaves two foster daughters, Alice
Hay Curtis and BESSIE Bliss Briggs. and
several nieces. The funeral was held at
the Baptist Church Tuesday, the Rev. j.
w. Thomas conducting the service. The
Rev. w. G. Sconeld OF Richford preach
Cd the sermon, followed by remarks by
the Rev Charles Clark of Georgia and
the Rev J. w. Brown of St Adams. The
baptist choir rendered three selections.
1'rial was IN the Georgia Plain nAnats--.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

John Ccnterbar, Jr., has rented his
house to Renald Guilmett who has taken
possession. Mr. Centerbar is with his
father, John Centerbar, Sr-Haroll Bush
ey Of Worcester, Mass. is visiting his
father' Paul Bushey.-J. j. Thompson Of
Madrid, ~ y, was in town the first of
this week on business. While here he
purchased some Of tho fancy registered
stock on the John J. johnson farn.-AIiss
Mabel Lawrence, recent student of tho
burlington business College, is working
IN the office Of the Nelson & Han COM
pany.-l'rod Rushford has moved to East
ilardwck.-Joseph Brcssrtt, Jr IL carry
ing on the farm Of J. r. Dodge, vacated
by Mr. Rushford. DR.. j. g. PARKER of ST.
AlLnns We In town MnnlnN