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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-20
The Passumpsic Telephone Com

The Passumpsic Telephone Com
pany recently installed telephones
for the following parties: Nellie
Abel, E. E. Batchelder. Mrs. L. L.
Bowen. R. E Bowman, E. F. Collins,
A. B. Cobleigh. Will DeGoosh, A. E.
Dubois. N. T. Gardner, Joseph Green
wood. Henry A. Hill, Mrs. r. A.
Hines, Fred j. Henrichon, L. F.
Johnson, Geo. E. Kittredge, J. L.
Mason, W. R. Magoon, E. F. Miles,
H. W. Myhill. W. G. Moffat, E. l..
Moore, H. D. MERCER, E. E. Niles.
H. G. Potter, Mrs. Retta Rollins, J.
H. Rogeis. Lyman Seymour, H.
Sperry, R. Il. Smith, R. P. Skinner,
M. E. Wiley, Herbert l. Webster.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-20
WEST CHARLESTON.

|
! Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Horn are both
not as we'll.
Henrietta Armstrong is helping
Mrs. Kendrick.
Grace Derusha of Derby is working
at Ed. Royce's.
Myrtle Brown is in Hatley, P. O.,
visiting relatives.
Charles Hi!dreth is very poorly and
seems to be failing.
Charles Colburn has sold his farm
to Robert Spaulding.
Roy Lyon is better, after having
been sick for over d week.
Mrs. John Dudley visited Mrs.
Charles Ewens one day last week
An eight-pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Royce Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Campbell of Browning
ton is visiting at Charles Calhoun's.
been a recent visitor of relatives
here.
Mrs. Bemis of Morgan Center has
returned to work for Mrs. Wesley
Horn.
Bert Armstrong and Glen Ruiter of
Montreal were home Saturday and
Sunday.
Arthur Horn will work for Harlan
Nye and Harry Parlin for Lewis Nye
during sugaring.
Helen Wing spent last week in
Newport with her sister, Mrs. Kit
tredge and family.
Maurice Pickel soon begins work
for the Barton Electric company at
their power house.
number from here attended the
funeral of Charlie Goodwin at East
Charleston Sunday.
John Mcnamara has finished work
at DR.. Hendricks and is working for
Roy Moulton at Derby.
P. ]. Miles has traded bis farm for
a place at West Derby with Mr.. La
bounty of Salem Derby.
Mrs. Peter Pickel spent last Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Vincent
Jones and family in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Duquette and
son Walter of Derby visited her
father. John Griffin, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Persons of West
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffin.
News has been received from
Montana that a son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Earle Eastman on Feb. 20.
While helping Harry Dane in the
woods one day last week Clarence
Ewens was hurt so he had to be taken
home.
J. D. Griffin wishes to thank those
remembering him with post cards his
birthday last Thursday. He received
over 40.
Maurice Pickel of this place and
Miss Benware of Westfield were mar
ried Saturday and returned to his
home here Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Dwire has received
the sad news Of her mothers death
of cancer of the stomach at her home
IN Leomlnster, Mass.
George Brown, the aged father of
Osmund Brown. does not seem quite
as we'll. He has been confined to his
| bed for nearly year.
While trying to stop their horse one
day recently, Mrs. George Brown was
| knocked down and quite severely
bruised, but is better now.
| There have been moving picture en-
tertainments every evening the past
week. They were well patronized
and pronounced very good.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-20

A Cold, LaGrippe, then Pneumonia
Is too often the fatal sequence, aud coughs
that hang on weaken the system and lower
the vital resistance. Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound is relia bic medicine that
stops the cough promptly by healing the
cause; soothes the infiamed air passages,
and checks the cold. Keep always on hand
Refuse substitutes. f. D. Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-20
GEORGE w. BRACKET,

George W. Bracket died on March
Z of locomotor ataxia. Mr.. Brackett
had been sufferer with this disease
for some years and everything posi-
BILE was done for his relief. Our con-
,nunity was shocked at his death,
which was sudden at the last Mr..
Bracket was the only son of Rev.
and Mrs. Hilton Bracket and there
are many here who remember the
Rev. Mr.. Bracket, who was an earn
est preacher and worker and one of
the builders of the stone church, the
first church in town. Mr.. Bracket
was born here May 20, 1912 and on
Dec. "a, 1868 was united in marriage
to Miss Adella Hildretb of this place
They moved to Canaan in 1875 and in
1894 returned here where Mr.. Bracket
has since remained in business. He
was appointed postmaster Oct. Is,
1896 and held that position at the
time of his death. He was also the
first undertaken in town and attended
to his duties as such till only few
months ago. Mr.. Bracket was re.
spected citizen and business man and
leaves large circle of friends be-
sides the widow and four children,
Mrs. Henry Allen of West Stewards.
GOWD, IN. I1.s DuIHle VI m dSOIi Sltys
Iowa. Mrs. Curtis Norton of Gorham,
N. H., and Wilmer of Boston. A son
died at the age of two years while
Mr.. and Mrs. Bracket lived at Ca
naan. The funeral was held in the
Baptist stone church on Sunday,
March 10. Rev. J. H. Dickson Of
Manchester. N. H., former pastor
with Rev. o. S. Bancroft and Rev.
A. B. Ross of this place were the Off
ciating clergymen. The funeral direct
or, was Hon. J. B. Holton. the bearers
were N. C. Eastman. H. G. Ruiter,
William Nelson and A. M. Tenn
Pile. Brother masons from several
towns led by J. S. Sweeney of Island
Pond conducted their beautiful and
impressive services at the church and
grave. The body of the church and
the balcony were filled with friends
from here and all the surrounding
towns, which fact with the profusion OF
beautiful flowers from relatives.
friends, churches and different orders
attested to the love for the dead and
sympathy for the bereaved family.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-20
MOTHER OF
LARGE FAMILY
Tells How She Keeps Her
Health - Happiness For
Those Who Take
Her Advice.

Scottville, Mich. -"I want to tell you
how much good Lydia E. Pinkham' Veg
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w. M. Flynn,
l. {. Bennett,
Dave MandIe,
j. A. Bowers,
A. n. Chapman,
CORTLAND S. VIM,
T. n. Bryant.
Asa G. Gambler,
3. n. HartsfieId,
Andrew Calhoun,
j. Burson,
G. M. Fishback,
c. A. Jamison,
j. r. Smith,
Or. c. j. Vaughn,
n. Wemby,
r. c. Foster,
S. w. Herren,
l. Wade,
r. r. Wynne.
Lucian Harris,
M. S. MCGEE,
D. w. Yarbrough,
n. L. Carroll.
Or. Geo. S. Tigner,
n. D. SorrelIs,
Manning L. Alternately.
W E. Mashburn,
R, R.Shropshire,
N, o. Arlington,
(. n. MCGEE.
Harvey Hatcher,
W. S. Wilson,
w. B. 5urpitt,
W. r. Shropshire,
Earl {. Griges,
j. c. Logan,
Louis GhoIstin,
Chas. KimbaIl,
T. L. Bond,
A. w. Hodnett,
w. S. Duncan,
3. Lee Smith.
w. F. Belk.
James L. Key,
Wesley Derrick,
n. o. Reese.
Frank r. Smith,
Rev. r. E. Bradley,
w. M. 8earden,
E. c. Crichton,
J. r. Lawhon,
w. Hal Barker,
w. S. Richardson,
E. A. Hartsock,
Or. w. M. Powell,
Or. N. j. Grizzard,
Clarence Stocks.
S. N. Evans,
A. j. MayfieId.
Or. j. c. White,
Victor II. Kreigshaber
!. r. Viokery,
J. E. Babb,
r. /. Saxon.
Pa vi Wesley,
Chas. n. Black,
II. G. Darby.
S. J. Womack,
c. {. Thomas,
Wade P. Harding,
n. 3. Wey.
Homer V. Brown,
p. |. Guest.
c. II. ShifIett,
A n. Davis,
Henry n. Greene,
A. M, HolIinesworth,
w. P, Wilson,
Jim Manos.
w. S. lounsbury,
w. DIN Stamps,
Ebb T. Williams,
j. n. Bullock,
c, +. Knox,
Eugene Dodd,
w, /. Bryan,
c. n. Chapman,
John n. Thompson.
Milton A. Smith.
j. 8. jackson,
c. J. Holditch,
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j. w. Goldsmith,
3. 3. 6rasweIl,
j. n. Moye,
j. C. Mosley,
A. Massey,
John A. Jones,
Walter P. Andrews,
{. A. Cronheir,
n. o. White,
z. T. Campbell,
T. A. Hammond.
w. w. Anderson,
A. 3. Morton.
w. T. BrasweiI,
F. 3. Coleman,
II. M. Patty.
Dr.. |. T. Catron,
A. 8. GartreII,
John A. 5oykin,
n. c. Barnes,
r. M. Jones.
n. A. Alexander,
D. |. Melton,
A. C, Eriscoe,
J. H. Goldsmith,
j. w. Awtrey,
H. J. Crahshaw,
M. D. Eubanks.
c. j. Osborn,
A. Ten Eyck Brown,
{. F. Williams.
Or. r. A. Verdirer,
V. 3. Smith,
o. w. Ellis,
Or. M. McLarty,
j. {. TeBow,
j. T. Bell,
Chas. Whiteford Smith,
{. E. Watson,
J. A. Smith,
r. A. Allen.
Samuel Nesbit Evans,
c. o. Fife,
n. A. Thomson,
{. D. Crane,
r. {. Snead,
a. j. Orme,
j. M. Tucker,
w. J. Williamson,
E. Vim Born,
w. A. Lindsey.
w. A. Pickett,
Eugene r. Black.
Joseph L. 5roughton,
Frank Weldon,
Harrison Jones.
Geo. r. Eubanks,
M. n. Galyck,
c. 3. Reynolds.
Or. J. r. McCord,
w. r. Tichenor,
c. F. Jones,
Arminius Wright,
G. w. Mcdaniel,
3. A. Jones,
j. c. Simmons,
w. II. Forshaw,
VIM. Frank Buchanan,
w. A. Edmondson.
S. E. Mann.
Robt. P. Jones,
L. F. Price.
c, D, Smith,
A. M. Smith,
Charlton G. Ogburr,
NJ. r. Woodall,
j. X. Jordan,
Edgar Latham,
Asa w. Gambler,
Rutherford Lipscomb,
Nathan CopIan,
M. N. Holmes,
7. w. Jobson,
j. A. Palmer.
Jesse M. Wood.
{. D. Bishop,
w. J. TiIson.
M. HarraIson, Jr.,
Jas, c. Conn,
j. 3. Allen,
.Jarop,a Monre
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01

John J. Simpson,
Guy M. ConIey
L. D. Baker,
C. E. Long,
Chas. w. Walcott,
J. c. Adolphus,
William S. Thomson,
S. 8, Baldwin,
j. p. Wall,
A. Steve Hook,
S. 7. Tibbs.
E. E. Pomeroy,
II. A. Boynton,
Mike T. Lambert,
Thomas n. Scott,
Claud L. Ashley,
Ernest M. Brown,
r. L. Avary,
Fitzhugh Knox,
Henry w, Davis,
Harold Hirsch,
Geo. F, Eubanks,
Lee Hagan,
w. n. Hoey,
Heard W. Dent,
George Gordon,
Dr.. George r. Payne,
w. N. Hill,
{. L. Barnes,
J. c. Burson,
J. T. Doonan,
Or. L. HolIander,
r. II. White,
w. 3. Wilson,
Henry n. Burke,
J. o. Bell,
John Woodruff.
James w. Cook.
M. c. Strickland,
T. S. Florence,
w. D. White,
E. D. Peters,
E A. Speer,
A. Y. Robinson.
M. r. Miles,
M. Gilman,
w, P. Anderson,
j. Auerback,
j. V. WelIborn,
w. A. Rinkard,
John w. Hardwick,
M. S. Rankin,
James L. Mayson,
L. o. Wright,
A. w. Farllneer,
r. n. 6agserIy
Geo. M. Hope,
J. 7. Rose,
Russell Shirley,
Or. Linton Smith,
Frank A. Pittman,
A. L. SuttIes,
w. p. WalthaIl,
S. G. Rock,
Geo. A. Campbell,
w. T. Wilson.
Paul S. Etheridge,
A. |. Armand.
J. w. Leeman,
w. M. Brooks,
j. NJ. Skinner,
Geo A. Clayton,
John M. Miller,
Michael Fox,
Paul Pause,
n. M. Patton.
Harry A. stheridse,
n. N. Allen.
j. /. Gillespie,
w. o. Parker,
w. A. Fain,
II L. Davidson,
Allen D. Reeves.
P. 3. Mckinney,
Or. w. A. Ruffin,
c. A. Watson.
Nj. L. Thrower.
Geo. c. Walters,
A. r. Shroey,
7. C. Brooks,
w. j. Riordan,
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w. {. Hoffman,
w. T. Snead,
Winfield p. Jones,
w. r. Galloway,
j, 3. McNeIIoy,
w. Earle Daley,
n. S. Cane,
Jas. x. Hines,
Jas. T. Miller,
Henry Olsen,
Gordon F. Mitchell,
Robt. Lee Avary,
T. A. 5pIan,
c. j. Terrell,
j. E. Wilhelm,
J. r. Crowley.
w. M. Gavine.
j. L. Carpenter,
A. n. Davis.
Geo. A. Reattie,
w. w. Gaines,
J. r. Nell,
W. o. Marshburn,
T. J. Ripley,
j. M. Sinonton,
Edgar Oliver.
A. II. Rencker.
c. C. McWhirter,
Verlin 3. Moore,
NJ. r. Abbott,
G. 3. Canvill,
S. j. Mcdowell,
3. G. West.
w. 3. Albright,
c. D. Maddox,
E. n. Bentley.
Van Astor Bachelor,
J. n. Johnston,
Or. j. B. Moncrief, T
Thos. 3. Brown,
D. A. Pirkle,
A. j. Shropshire, Jr.,
II. c. HoIbrook.
Frampton E. Ellis,
w. II. Lee,
G. A. Martin,
l. j. Crowley,
w. A. DeLamar,
w. G. Lamb.
T. L. Beattie,
Y. F. HolIingsworth,
Jno. u. HumPhrIeS,
Roy L. Craycraft,
H. L. TeIIeferro,
J. C. Reynolds,
M. S. Rankin.
l.. II. Fitzpatrick,
Jas. E. Warren.
w. r. Williams,
J. S. Crown,
C. [. Pettiqrew,
Alvin L. Richards,
G. T. WEIGH,
Max Silverman,
c. P. Cam,
w. c. Cheney,
C. w. Underwood,
Chas. B. Shelton,
Ernest c. kontz,
c. w. Jones,
A. w. Willard.
{. s. Childress.
E. w. Baldwin,
r. r. Shropshire,
w. seompard.
c. ToIds.
w. n. 5ryson,
N. S. WaIkIey,
c. J. Graham.
Jacob 6rockman.
WaVerIy Fairman,
P, c. McDurfie,
w. r. Phillips,
H. S. Baisden,
w. Nj. Elliott.
o. W. KrumbiII,
w. w. Strong,
Jas. Brown.
c. II. Maroney,
c. w. CorIey,
r. G. Hunt,
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w. r. Story,
G. w. Cooley,
J. T. Hanjaras,
A. M. Willis,
J. F. Daniel,
{. c. Trussell,
Jake Broznack,
Q. a. Westbrook,
Guy A. Myers,
A. {. ChiIds,
Roy M. Alternately,
j. r. Seawright,
M. o. jackson,
{. Smith,
J. II. Merritt,
A. Jassabee,
3. r. Nelson,
s. w. Griffith,
Nelson T. Spratt,
w. 3. Disbro,
w. j. Stoy,
j. M. Hunter.
w. S. MeNesl, ST.,
Or. w. L. Gilbert,
D. r. Wilder.
Ivan E. Allen,
George Muse,
Albert n. Hytt,
c. D. Knight,
o. 3. Stevens,
r. j. SpratIine,
Albert Howell, Sr.,
Geo. p. Dickson,
J. S. Bomsr,
Or. John r. purser,
M. M. Anderson,
c. K. Reaves,
w. w. McNinch,
7. F. McGahee,
j. o. Cochran.
Rev. S. r. 5elk,
L. D. Berger.
T. A. Capps,
w. M. Jenkins,
/. S. Shropshire,
Frank Wildly.
{. D. Thomas,
Paul ToIand.
J. 3. Thomason,
J. N. landers,
D. D. Murphy,
3. F. 5yficId,
Carl Wolfsheimer,
{. w. Martin,
Ben Lee Grew,
Chas. A. Davis,
c. n. Girardeau,
}, L. Milan,
Or. A. n. 6askin,
E. E. tioIeomb,
c. n. McHan,
Dan S. WsIraven,
w. M. Nichols.
}. M. George,
o. c. Cole,
r. 3. Cochran,
Rev. c. p. Marchman,
s. D. Warren,
w, 3. Harper,
G. c. Jones,
3. c. Trouton,
Chas. D. Barker,
J. E. Upchurch,
W. V. Ogletree,
j. M. Morris,
n. D. Waugh,
r. r. Sawtell,
Nj. 3. Oliver.
{. A. Haas,
RolIin n. kimbaIl,
Jesse Armistesd.
r. A. QuilIisn.
Bernard SuttIer,
Waiter G. Cooper,
c. Nj, Tucker,
lsaa Schoen.
Rev. G. A. Adam son,
{. /. Florence.
Geo. /. Walker,
S. /. Dallas.
T. o. Hathcock,
S. B. human.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01

Oscar Pappenhelmer,
L. Jones,
James A. Wright,
j. L. White,
n. c. Shivers.
Geo. Nelson,
w. {. Paschal,
R. w. Cameron,
Emmett BIount,
A. J. Shropshire,
Herbert j. Haas,
w. n. Bowen.
w. /. Thornton,
Paul A. Clemetns,
A, r. Smith,
William M. Smith,
n. F. Sanders,
John M. Nichols,
A. r. King,
A. c. johnson.
John A. Perdue,
Chas. r. Garner,
R. II. White.
w. M. Jones,
George w. Payne,
Sam J. VIM,
o. r. Penn,
w. F. Brandt,
a. c. BeIcher,
S. j. Moncrief,
Few w. o. Foster,
r J. Hudson,
Homer J. Weaver,
c. M. Reynolds,
w. J. Withers.
w. w. Hammett,
James Brown,
S. A. Williams,
c. r. Walker,
j. n. Clark.
A. c. Bruce,
| L. StovaII,
J. T. Mills,
R. L. Estes,
M. c. kiser,
E. P. Gaffney.
w. H. Britain,
DR. Frank eskridee,
Howard Arnold.
II. 3. Bradley.
w. A. Simpson,
II. |. Singer,
w, r. Brown,
S. j. Heath,
|. w. Bradley,
Or, II, M. Smith,
Homer Ashley,
J. A. CrumIey,
n. L. Simmons,
c. A. Stokes.
John r. Webb,
Or. w. J. Auten,
J. NJ. Shearer,
j. N. Ewing.
w. n. Hancock,
w. o. Alexander.
Clifford l. Anderson,
D. D. Baker,
M. TessIer,
Geo, w. SeaIy,
John S, Gambler,
n. N. Outton.
J. w. Henson,
G. c. Tucker,
M. II. Reeves,
P. F. Smith,
ST. Paris,
c. E. Tempe,
j. p. Westpery,
Joel Hurt,
w. r. Story,
J. T. Butler,
r. c. Mccall. Sr.,
w. n. johnson,
John 8. 6oIst,
Shepard Bryan,
N. A. Ansley.
Joe n. 5urdett.
Remson King,
U. A. Robertson,
~ Tuf,Ayilar
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Henry S. johnson,
Wilmer L. Moore,
Nym Nee uIIoueh,
Chas. /. 6ransn,
M. Liohtenstein,
S. A. WardIaw,
w. A. Verroy,
W. S. Featherstone,
c. A. Pitts,
J. T. Holleman,
J. N. McEachern,
T. X. Glenn,
/. N. Brown,
|. N. RaesdaIe,
T. G. Thrower,
Jacob n. Olson.
J. F. Handy,
Stewart r. Roberts,
c. M. Rjzer.
p. n. Akers.
A. 8. Caldwell,
G. J. Lawhon,
|. c. Dagsett,
w. r. Johnson,
c. c. Hannah,
Virgil Phillips,
Geo. 3. Human,
NJ. l. Leas,
Robert ). Lowry,
w. S. Witham.
n. Y. McCord,
7. o. Poole.
c. n. Kelley.
". III. ErISSe nd me,
John justis,
Walter Nc Elresth,
j. N. Austin.
Marion Smith,
J. S. SeweII,
Frank Hawkins,
r. J. Quinn,
A. p. Morgan,
M. M. WEIGH.
Mark w. Johnson,
w, V. kreigshaber.
Walker White,
{. r. Stanley,
}. L. Stewart,
S. D. Clay,
T. 3. Ryan,
{. w. Walker,
c. c. Crymes,
D. j. Baker,
w. A. Morris,
Hudson Moore.
n. Hill.
Carroll Payne,
Edward c. Peters,
Forrest Adair,
RcV. A. c. Ward,
r. L. AsbeII,
Dan w. Green,
J. N. Harris,
c. A. Tsppan,
Or. c. Y. Pierce,
Tom TomIinson.
Frank 3. Eaves,
7. l. Francis,
F. NJ. Williams,
A. }. Galloway,
NJ. |. Minor.
W. n. Rabern,
o. w. Allen,
n. Nj. Golden.
w. L. Percy.
}, w. Hollingsworth,
M. {. Tucker,
W. 0. Owens,
J. e. Guthrie,
Ciaud c. Mason,
r. A. McMurray,
r. M. Walker.
Frank Weldon,
Charles Alverson,
J. n. Bradfeld,
o. /. Jernisar,
J. D. Mccarthy,
Boiling II. Jones,
r. h. jackson,
w. a Eincher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01
ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER l. 1871
WHY We SHOULD ELECT ALD|NE CHAMBERS OUR MAYOR

Because
30 do work
with problems
growing
preuds GROWING CITY
Because thought
isto set example Metropolitan City
Councilman
the informed
fully
cules incident growing
carry distressing
situation WITHOUT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01

Because ne vlfed
his raduce the
prova this style show the
lanta stands for FAIR PLAY and SQUARE DEAL.
Because
duty community demands shall
the City regardless personal preudces
Because capable
ring ring FINISHED product
possible example Chambers real progressive the farhe possible
the ring
Because his procmn that
responsible This lie that demands
The
ACTLY
under the
nothing
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w. F. Morrill,,
J, F. Westbrook,
S. F. Boykin,
F. |. NeufviIIe,
D. o. Chestnut.
Or. G. A. Vinson,
E. w. Greenway,
w. w. Bourne,
J, V. Poole,
w. A. White.
J. F. GoliehtIy,
W. J. Preston,
A. J. Moss,
j. A. Moves,
w. S. Dillon,
w. p. Coles.
w. E. Tippen,
L. n. Forster,
r. F. Gillian.
F. j. Vanderau,
w. E. Sheats.
Lowndes ConnaIly,
{. D. Thomas,
D. P. Morris,
L. II. LawI,on,
j. o. Woodward.
}. H. Clarke,
D. A. McNabb,
W. T. Hollis,
r. M. Massey,
w. 3. Short,
{. X. 8air,
D. A. Rorgsteaat,
7. M. Fincher,
c. J. Simmons,
J. o. Palmer,
Chas. N. Allen.
w. H. PendIey.
Lewis w. Thomas.
w. B. Thompson.
/. N. johnson, Sr.,
w. j. Laney,
w. j. Clover,
Carl Hutchinson,
F. M. Brown,
7. 8. Higdon,
3. L. Goldsmith,
Jno. A. Boykin,
|. E. Tinney.
3. Blackwell.
Eowndes &c lhoun,
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F. c. Hannah.
S. r. 5rumbeIow,
P. c. Morgan.
C. L. Whaley,
j. P. GIore.
A. C. Ashley,
J. C. Williams,
H. H. Norman.
w. F. Mullins,
{. P. Starnes,
C. C. Austin,
j. {. Oxford,
c. {. Marshall,
w. R. Holder,
S, r. Dunbar,
John T. Davis.
John E. Gay.
J. n. Murphy,
Gwin Fife.
j. w. Starr,
NJ. John son
John w. Woodruff.
o. G. Hayes.
j. T. FundIey.
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w. C. Mcdonald,
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{. S. Small,
r. M. Galloway,
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w. c. Alexander,
x. SiegeI,
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John Adams.
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4. Parks.
j. R. Lumpkin,
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J. F. Shields,
Nj, Miller.
r AIRY Smith.
Fred Machin.
j. !. neJarnetto.
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r, Cronheino,
RaIrh Victor,
s. F. Jacobs.
John 2. Richards,
E. s. Shelton,
T. P. jackson,
r. s. HiIIey,
C. {. Evans.
Lamont Myers.
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c. 2. Walker,
w. C. Thompson,
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II. Y. Mcmillan,
G. R, Joiner.
w. X. Hooten.
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W. NJ. Viii.
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{. H. EIrod.
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w. c. Shirley.
j. F. WeIIborn,
L. C. Green,
Russell Bridges,
w. C. Carpenter,
w. c. cellars.
w. r. Daniel.
G. H. Hughes,
M. c. Morris.
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r. r.. White.
John w. Sharp,
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c. L. Clarke.
Ed Stauverman.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-03
LOCAL RREYITIES.

No cases we're on the docket OF the
Police Cont this morning. There was
no session OF the court yesterday.
There was another scant supply OF
country produce in market this morn
ing. Prices were as firm rs evor.
Fire destroyed the Office building OF
Judge j. NJ. Love and Wilson NJ. Farr
at Fairfax few days ago. Al over
heated stove caused the fire.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet Monday afternoon at thee
O'Clock in the Young People Building
Mr.. G. A. Luttrcll will address the
children. All boys are cordially in
vted to be present.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Marg-
aret NJ. Finnegan took place this morn
ing from St. Mary's Church. Tile ser.
vices were conducted by Rev. Father
Cutler
Early risers SAW a pool OF blood al
the corner OF Prince and Royal streets
at an early hour this morning, aud
for TINA it was supposed that fight
had occurred at that place. Later
however. the police ascertained that q
man on his way home last night slip
ned and fell, cutting his face painfully
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-03
BON TONS AT THE GAYETY

A list OF the attractive scenes which
will be presented by the Bon Ton
Burlesqucrs at the Gayety next week
when they are to he seen in the two
act musical comedy Here, There
and Everywhere" reads almost like
a lrayel-lalk. for there will be seen 4
street corner on Broadway, McQuirk s
Suicide Hall, the Cafe De Lobster.
and Pullman car, with the whole
company on = long journey 10 the
City OF Mexico, where one OF the
prettiest scenes in the entire opera is
supposed to be staged.
The Bon Tons" will delight the
patrons of tue Gayety this week for
the company consists OF comely
chorus OF 20 young women who are
said to be able to dance as gracefully
as they sing tunefully. They will be
arrayed in great variety OF costumes
and there will be q bright book TO
preseu, plent, OF opportunity TO the
principals OF the company, Bert
Baker appears in the amusing role oil
JelIvfish and Lee Hickman plays the
part OF Noodles.
In addition to the musical comedy
there is q pleasing olio in which a
plumber high class vaudeville special
ties are introduced, Introducing z
laughable knockabout comedy acroha
tic act by Kelly and Feeley.
Babe La Tour, the singing coined
ieue, Edith Graham, Jessie Banks,
Liddy Berg, Mabel McCloud and Mar
garet LaYaun comprise the attractive
iemiIe cast. supplemental by The
lively 'broilers," twenty in'number.