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BRIDPoRT.

Mrs. Agnes Williams has gone to
Brattleboro for n few weeks.-Mrs. l.. w.
Dayton Is recovering from her recent i'll
ness.-The basket ball game between the
teams Of TiconderoEa and Crown Point.
will take plf'ce at Grange hail Friday
evening The central operator. Miss Rus
sell, Is the guest of a friend AT RicnmJrd.
Mrs. Alice lTebert Is taking her place at
present-Ernest RigeloW has returned
from New York Mr.. Lucy Pratt Is
slowly improving.
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CHITTENDEN
JERICHO

Miss Irene Carroll viii 20 early this
week 10 ItsrdW,ck to make her home
with her %sister, Mr.. Louis Labol.-Miss
Alce carroll Is TO 20 10 Burlington 70
hve'-F. s. Tomllnson HAS presented the
village school VITA Il mirror, which has
been placed IN the lower hal' The re-
celpts OF the chicken pie supper at the
Baptist Church Friday evening were $40
Mr.. and Mrs. William Terrill. who have
been working Al ". II. Whitcomb's for a
Few weeks, are stopping with uor par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Georre Pccor-.Mr.
and Mrs Frank Evans arrived In town
Saturday evening. called hero by the
death OF her mother, Mira. Edna Percival
Mrs Chesmore went Friday to the
Fanny Allen hospital 10 be near her
husband, who remains very low-Miss
cara Anterior has closed n successful
term OF school In Winooskt valley and
returned to her home In Essex Junction -
MRS Frederick Foster returned Vhursdav
from "A short visit I'm Belyidere -hylynu.s
Lee Is visiting HIS daughter. Mrs ., l..
bost"leA' in Burlington toward Sin
cialr has bsou absent from grammar
sehooi Tor a week because Of Illness
MRS {. c.. Buxton visited her sister.
MRS y f. Curtis, at the Fanny Allan
hospital Friday.-Mrs. NJ. c. Hale ha &
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. ". G..
Jackson'-Mr and Mrs. Charles Rell and
SON Russell. Of Rose City, Michigan, ar
HVed In town Saturday to visit Mrs.
htIlH parents. Mr.. and Mrs, ~. f. Bates.
-John HcheIlhamner cut a homlook tree
th'S week and took on moro thar %
louhoS ~ honey.-,Nrs. Norah 'hesmoro
was NJ home from burlington Sunday.
FRIDAY morning occurred the death
or Mrs Edna Percivnl ~ the home Of
nor ~dalEhtc", Mrp. frank Perclval.
"ticr several months oc declining
health, but loss thnn two weeks Of
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MONKTON.

Miss Ruby McEntee Of Rutland is at
home for a short ~stay.-State Fish and
Game Commissioner j. w. Titcomo has
r%eappointed J. l.. Collins fish and etme
warden.-Mrs. u. p. McEntee was in
Bristol S~unday.-0r. G. r. Thomas ia
confined to his home by llnoes.-J. T..
Collins was IN Versennes Monday.
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ment was In the village cemotery.-W, T..
iii Is Ill with the Rrip.-The Lincoln
Cornet band gave a concert and dance
Mt the town hall Wednesday evening"
Mrs. C%andace Bostwick and Mrs. Mary
clifford visited at Edward Lambs in
MonktOn TUESDAY.
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YOUR q n

l65 acres, Williston, Vt; will
keep 20 to 40 COWS, 2-story house,
SO-foot barn with basement, fine
water, big wood lot, all the fod-
der, half the grain, 20 cows and
heifers, all yours for on even
$1,000. Get on to your job.
REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE co.
Iss COLLEGE STREET.
Farms. Timherisnd. auarrie., Etc.
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pllt WIS the only uduShtSi
ma Chittenden Galusha ana Hesiah
(Butts) Galusha. and traced her an
costry 10 the oldest families, being
a descendant Of both Governor Chit
tcnden and Governor Ga1ushn. About
So years ago she was married TO Ilar-
low \. pcrclvaI, who died nine years
aro She was tho mother of four
cblldren. ono son. Truman. died in
infancy. Beside the daughter with
whom shc resided. she is survived by
n laughter. Mrs. Frank Evans. OF
NTortpelier. ONTO. and n son. Charles
y. percival. station agent here, and
by four grandchildren. Mrs. Percival's
death was due to heart disease and
complications.-Mrs stephen r.. Curtis
went Thursday to the Fanny Allen
hospital ana Friday morning at eight
o'clock underwent an operation for
appendicitis. Tho operation was re-
ported successful ana Mrs. Curtis was
reported comfortable Friday evening.
Miss Ruth Sellcck OF Middlebury is
visiting her sister. Mrs. T. w. Curtis.
Funeral services for Mrs. Edna
Calusha Pcrcival. widow Of Harlow n.
Perclval, We're held at tho residence
of her daughter. Mrs. Frank p. Per
clVal, Monday afternoon at one o'clock.
The Rev. Frederic Emerson OF Wal
linSford, n former pastor OF the Bap-
list Church here, Of which tho deceased
was 10 member, ofnCiatcd. assisted by
the Rev. =. W.. Wolcott. present pastor
of the Baptis. Church. There was Il
large attendance. Music was furnished
by j. II. Stafford. Sr.. and Mrs. NJ. A..
Ruzzcll, with Miss Florence Buxton
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NORTH ~FERRISBURC.

The Ladies' A!d sociable. called the
feast Of nations. which was held in Allen
hall Tuesday evening was q success. Sup
pers served at the different booths. were
Appropriate TO the nations, American,
French and japanese. The Old war songs
were rendered by a quartette. About $50
WAS reali1ed.-NIr. and Mrs. ole Bull have
moved to tie Frank Pope farm, where
lie has n position for the coming year
Miss Mabel. daughter OF Cyrus and Phel-
linda kingsland, and George Palmer were
married last Thursday AZ the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. A. T.. Potter, Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer left for Boston on tho
afternoon trsin.-Caleb Harrington has re-
turncd from Salisbury, where he has
been caring for his brother, Edward,
who has been very nl.-Mr. Jerome Chase
mas returned after visiting friends In Brs-
tol Martin has returned from hts
business trip.-Clayton Emo has bought
the land, commonly known as the Allen
lot, which joins the farm OF Garlic Emo,
his father. The price paid was "A 1900
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LATHE HANDS AND WOOD TURNER.
experienced back knife lathe hands
and hand wood turner's wanted. in
woodenware factory, located Dandy,
Vermont. Only those capable of making
their own adjustments desired. Address,
stating experience, to c. II. Dittnar,
Rutland, Vt. 8,6t&w,lt
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Advertising in this
column &c. n word
each insertion. Copy
m a b changed
every week. Cash in
advance required. No
advertisement taken
which is less than ~
words, 9 lines. Spe-
cial terms TO adver-
Users using from ESQ
to 1000 lines within
IL C O n 5 e c Ii
months.
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z EXTRACTED

ADsO,utcI! WItbnut Pain.
The oniy Office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without Q
particle of pain, without taking gas.
method ~ used by no other person.
No pe'n; Il danger; no after Effects.
DIR l.. ID. DAZEN,
peice, Pa MsiA ST., BURLINGTON Vt
Ufice Hours. 10 to y. 7 e g.
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( CENT WORD
POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a farm, should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies of
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
oy many possible buyers. 25,wtf
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STARKSBORO.

A legal notice has been posted for the
town meeting 10 be hold March 7 at the
town hall.-Mr. and Mrs. O. w. Fergu-
son are visiting relatives in Williston.-
Charles Chamberlain has finished work
for Aimon Norton. Earl Orvis Is 10 work
for him the coming season.-Mrs c. La
due is ill.-Archie Ross injured his head
recently while working In the woods
The auditors completed their duties the
18TH and the town reports are In the
hands Of the printers, Katie fltll enter
tanned about 40 young people at Isaac
Harris's Friday night-MT. and Mrs.
Clinton Smith Of North Adams, Mass.
are visiting their parents hero.-Mrs'
Sarah Hill has returned home from an
attended visit to her granddnughtors.
Mrs. I.ottie Thompson, I'm BarnRrd.-Mr
and Mrs. +, NJ, Walston entertained a
few friends at whist Friday night che
funeral Of Mrs, Charles Hin, formerly o.
lin 'o,n, MAS held hare Saturday, the
Rev. Franklin Blake o~ficiating. Inter
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WANTED.

WANTED by a lady. middle aged single
man, strictly temperate. Must under
stand general farm work. good milker
Good home and permanent position to
the right party. References required.
Box Is Free Press office. W.T..
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ROLLER SKATES-Do YOU wish a pair
Of roller skates free for one hours
work? Send no money, but write us
for particulars. We want every boy
and girl to have a pair. Write MS to-
day. Drew Specially Co, lock box S3S,
Whitehall. y. Y. 81. WET
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LOST.

SLUT HOUND lost on the 10th of
February. Body speckled, with ears
black and tan. II. Denett. Essex, n. y.
40, l2t&w,2t
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WANTEp-Strictiy honest. middleaged
Protestant woman to work in small
family on farm No children. No others
reed apply. Address, Mrs. c., Bristol.
Vt, r. D., No. l., box So. 81. wit
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TO RENT.
NOTICE.

LYING-lN and maternity hospital, "a
Canton st, Manchester, N, II. Homes
found for Infants when desired.
q Ist& r3t
A meeting " tho subscribers to the
stock Of tho city Trust company will DO
he'd on THURSDAY, the End day OF March.
'ell, AT the office of the Elias Lyman
'o7l Co., in Burlington. VI. for the
election OF directors Of the
+. r. BURGESS.
ELIAS LYMAN,
A @ WHITTEMORE,
II. r. RUTTrER.
II. $. WEED.
Commissioner.
81. w3t
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10
URGES
Holiday In All Schools OF
State Feb. 8 And 9

State School Commissioner Zeller
has forwarded letters to the boards of
education throughout the state, urging
that schools be dismissed Feb. and
8, to permit teachers and pupils to at
tend the fourth annual National Corn
Exposition. The commissioners points
out that this is the best educational
exposition ever held In the country
and will be of untold benefit to pupils
as well as teachers.
Wednesday evening, Feb. 8, has
been set aside as school night, for
which school men of the state will ar
range program of great interest. The
platform of the Allied Educational AS
sociatlon of Ohio, whose annual meet
ing was held in the city during the
holiday week, will be presented and
discussed. The platform favors i'm
mediate appropriations for normal
schools; state teachers pension law;
mandatory county superintendency of
schools, with optional township or
group supervision; bureau of educa-
tion to organize and project the es'
tablishment of agricultural and indus.
trial schools Journal.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10
BOY BANDIT
Laughs And Jokes In The
County Jail

Marion, o., Jan. 6-Robert P. Crist,
nineteen-year-old Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity freshman, charged with the
theft of $1,000 worth of diamonds
from 'he George w. Bowers jewelry
store here. laughed and joked with
his fellow prisoners in the county Jail
today after having been held to the
grand jury yesterday in the sum. of
81, 900
Young Crist still persits his widow
ed mother Is rich.
'Tll have no trouble in getting
ball." he said today. my mothers
money is in stocks and bonds, and
little time will be required to get
bond"
In the preliminary hearing Mayor
John G. Setter took advantage of the
situation to deliver little lecture,
for which James H. Eymon, Of Crisis
counsel, reprimanded the mayor.
"The prisoner has not been founo
guilty in this court" the mayor said,
"but there are number Of young men
present, and I hope they will be
caught ii lesson by this young mans
plight"
Mr. Eymon replied in a scathing re-
luke, declaring the mayor was clear
~ out of order, because his client was
innocent until he had been proved
guilty. The group of Phi Kappa Psi
spectators clapped their hands.
Miss Ethel Krause, whom Crist held
up at the point of revolver, is being
besieged by many people from out of
town for her autograph. Her pluck
IN running to the door, paying no heed
TO the youthful bandits threat to kill
her If she gave an alarm, resulted in
Crisis arrest before he could escape
with the diamonds.
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FORCED
To Take Family Or Baby And
Woman Chooses Latter
Infant Left In Snow On A
Door Step

Canton, o., Jan. 6-Over a cot at
Aultman hospital a woman bends with
anxious face, watching the struggle
for life of her two-months-old girl
the baby she left on doorstep in
snow storm last Thursday night be-
cause, she says, she was forced to
choose between 1T and her husband
and two other children. The woman
is Mrs. Hortense Smith, "a, wife of
John II. Smith, a collector of this city.
Mrs. Smith and her husband were ar
rested yesterday.
The child was taken to the hospit.
al, seriously i'll as a result of expos
ure. The mother. crushed and near a
nervous breakdown, was ordered to
the hospital with the baby. The hus-
band was sent to jail
''If God will only let my babe live,"
sobbed Mrs Smith today, 81 never
willsgive her up again, never, for any.
one!"
hO Chliu Mub ltlI on WV pOl
at the home of b. C. Holwick, North
Cleveland avenue. Mrs. Smith said
after her arrest that her husband
asserted no never would let the baby
live in their home. She says the baby
was born at ST. AIMS hospital, Cleve-
land
When the mother returned home
she told her husband and neighbors
that the child had died of smallpox In
Cleveland and for that reason she
could not bring It's body here. A
neighbor read about the baby being
found Mt the Holwick home, became
suspicious and notified Humane or.
licer Charles Frazer.
Frazer learned from st. AIMS hos
pital that Mrs. Smiths child had not
died. but had been taken away by its
mother He then found u traction
conductor who remembered having
had as passengers between Cleveland
and Canton Thursday night woman
and baby. The woman left the car
within half a block of the Holwick
home.
Frazer, without questioning Mrs
Smith, took her to police headquar
ters and put the baby in her arms.
my baby! Ely baby!" she cried. al
was terrible thing to do, but 1t was
either give up home and my other
children or my baby, and decided tc
sacrifice the littlest one" she said
"All the way to Canton wondered
whether l could do 1t, After l got
off the car l walked only short
distance, then decided would put
the child on doorstep and run away
pulled her coat tightly around her
kissed her goodbye and put her down
l never will forget how awful / felt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10
POULTRY
Show In This City PrOmi es
To Be Best Ever Held

Preparations for the Knox County
Pet Stock and Poultry Show, which
Is to be held In the near future, are
rapidly being closed, The Association
has received large supply of color
ed hand bills and window display
cards which were distributed through
out the city on Friday morning. Sec
retary Stream has been busy during
the past several days answering quer-
les and suggestions which have come
from almost every point in Knox
county. The show will be held in the
Sapp building at the foot of Main
street where a great deal more room
can be obtained to accommodate the
large number of entries, which will
greatly exceed that of last year. One
thousand entries are expected before
the show has been put under head
way.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10
Say Water Company Delinquent.

Akron, o., Jan. 6,-The city solic'
itor has filed petition in common
pleas court asking that the Akron
Waterworks company be placed in
Ahe hands OF receiver for alleged
failure to comply with the terms OF
its contract.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10
Society Notes

Mt. Vernon Boy
To BE Married
Word has been received in this city
stating that Mr.. Clarence Burke and
Miss Nettie Biggs will be united in
marriage at Toole, Utah, on January
18th. Mr.. Burke was formerly of this
city and is very well known here. He
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Burke Of North Gay street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10
TO ERECT MEMORIAL
TO MINUTE MEN

Lexington, Mass, Jan. 7-Governor
Foss of Massachusetts, Mayor Guerin
of Montreal and number of other
noted guests attended the opening of
the Lexington winter carnival today.
The object of the carnival is to raise
funds for memorial armory in honor
of the Lexington minute men.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10

WANTED-Stock hogs; will pay SC
per pound for shoats weighing from
rs to 100 pounds. Robert Cunning
ham & Son, Gambler, Ohio, Citizens
phone AS.
Hon. Lewis B, Houck was In Colum-
bus Saturday afternoon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10
Find Grace's Cap.

Brussels. Belgium, Jan. 6.-The
Aero club has received dispatch
from the president of the Ostend
Aero club. stating that an avlator's
cap and glasses. probably those worn
by Ceci. Grace, supposed to have
been lost in the North sea, had been
picked up at sea Off Mariakerke. on
the Belgian coast.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10
MT. VERNON
High School Defeated Al
Basket Ball BV newark

- "
The Mt. Vernon High school basket
ball team was defeated at Newark
by the Newark High school team on
Friday evening by the score Of 10 to
12. The local team played an exceed
ingly good game, considering the fact
that this was the first game Of the
season as well as the first regular
game played by a team representing
Mt. Vernon High school for num-
ber of years. At the close of the first
half of the game Friday evening, the
Mt Vernon team was leading but a
shift in the Newark lineup in the Sec
ond half resulted in brace and they
won the game after hard struggle.
The line up of the two teams was as
follows:
Mt. Vernon Newark
Postle Sock
Center
Seymour Myers
Left Forward
Lauderbaugh, Lewis
Seavolt r. Long
Right Forward
Altenberg Ashley, V. Long
and Warner
Right Guard
Reeder Brown
Left Guard
Goals-Sook 5, Myers 1, Brown /,
Seymour 2, Postle l, Lauderbaug l,
Reeder !.
Goals from fouls-Brown 5, Alien
berg / and Seymour 1.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10

WANTED-All kinds of furs; high
est market prices paid at all times;
will take in on Thursdays and Sat
urdays at Waddell's livery barn. Be.
fore selling call on me. w. p. Saw
vel. If
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10
A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATAR RH
Ely's Cream Balm

Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.
It cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased mem.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10
Knox Co. Guests
Were Present

Knox co. quests
Were Present
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sunderland of
267 Elmwood avenue celebrated New
Years by entertaining the members
of their family. Covers were laid for
fourteen.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Mil
Ter and two sons, Howard and Harry
Miss Elsie VanVoorhis. The out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Ike Harmer
and daughters, Marie and Mabel, of
Centerburg, and Mr.. George Miller of
Chesterville.
Delightful music was furnished by
Miss Sunderland and Miss Van Voor.
his.-Newark American Tribune.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10

brane resulting from Catarrh and drives
away o Cold in the Head quickly. Restores
the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size
so cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
Cream Balm for use in atomizers 75 cts.
Ely Brothers. 56 Warren Street. New York.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10

Butler; representatives ConnauSntOn
Of Auglaize. Donson Of Montgomery,
Gebhart Of Montgomery, Goodbread
of Wyandot. McWilliams OF Tusca-
rawas, Nye OF Pike, Roth Of Mont
gomery, Stanley of Portage.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shaffer OF Paul
ding; Representatives Behne Of Will
llams, Cowan of Putnam, Huber Of
Defiance, Vining of Mercer.
Kilbourne Representative Batte-
field Of Crawford, Hollinger of Wash.
ington, Winters of Erie.
Lentz Representatives Boggs of
Belmont, White of jefferson, Kenne-
dy of Allen.
Anderson-Senators Dore of SEN
eca, Finnefrock of Marion; Represen-
tatives Bour of Seneca, White Of
Sandusky.
Campbell - Representatives Bill
lingslea of Butler, Frick Of Scioto.
Welsh Of Ottawa, Smith of Butler
Donovan-Senators Dean Of San
dusky, Dittmer of Henry; Represen-
bhbiFC VI NsoOh.
Daugherty Senators Haas of Della
ware, Mckee of Noble; Representa-
tives Canty of Hooking. Turner Of
Fairfield, Horwitz of Meigs.
Powell Representative Fulton Of
Licking.
Hughes Representatives Stam-
baugh OF Hardin, Muhlbach Of High
land.
Thomas - representatives <Lorenz
OF Clara Lowry of Henry,
Atlee Pomerene OF Canton was
born ht Berlin, Holmes county. AZ
years ago; graduated from Princeton
university In 1884, studied law with
and graduated from Cincinnati Law
school in 1886; has practced law in
Canton ever since; served as Can
tons city solicitor and Stark county's
prosecuting attorney; was member OF
state tax commission appointed by
Governor Harris; was elected lieu
tenant governor last November; Is
married but has no children.
Atlee Pomerene will serve as lieu
tenant governor and preside in the
Ohio senate until shortly before
March H. when he will resign to take
the oath ms senator In Washington.
Governor Harmon will appoint a
lieutenant governor to succeed him,
but the selection will not be an.
nounced until after Pomerene re-
signs. although the governor will
have his man picked many weeks be
fore tho commission is issued State
Chairman Hugh l.. Nichols of Bata
via, OF the Democratic state execu
tive committee, it was said, probably
will be appointed,
Governor Harmon has considered
the law regulating the procedure in
the event OF vacancy in the lieuten
ant governorshlp. and Is satisfied
that II is his duty to appoint Pom
erenes successor, The president pre-
TEN. of the senate. William Green ol
Coshocton. does not automatlcall,
succeed TO the lieutenant governor
ship, under supreme court decisions
The governor can appoint any one hi
wishes.
Find Grace's Cap.
Brussels. Belgium, Jan. 6.-Th
Aero club has received a dispatcl
from the president of the Osten'
Aero club. stating that an aviator
cap and glasses, probably those worl
by Ceci, Grace, supposed to hay
been lost In the North sea. had beel
picked up at sea Off Mariakerke, o.
the Belgian coast,
say Water Company Delinquent.
Akron, o., Jan. 6,--The city sole
itor has filed petition In commo
, pleas court asking that the AlSro
Waterworks company be placed /
7 Ahe hands OF receiver for allege
failure to comply with the terms c
!, Its contract.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10
Boling-Westrich

Wedding
Mr.. Oscar Boiling and Miss Martha
Westrich, both of Howard, o., were
united in marriage by Rev. w. e. Hull
at st. Paul's rectory on Thursday ov-
ening at o'clock. They will make
their home at Howard, where the
groom is engaged in the mercantile
business with his brother-in-law, Mr..
Anton +. Westrich.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-10

Who Will Succeed Hon Chas Dick United States Sena
tor From Ohio Next March, Having Won Out Easi-
ly in the Democratic Legislative Caucus Thursday
Afternoon. He will be Formally Elected Senator
on Wednesday, January IL.