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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-16
ESSEX JUNCTION.

A village meeting will be held next
Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock at the
Park street schoolhouse to see If the
village will authorize the trustees to i'm
prove parts of Main, Maple, Park. Pearl
and Lincoln streets and also to see il
the village will authorize the trustees
to borrow $500 for the work at interest
not exceeding five per cent. Such ac-
ton would take advantage of the offer
of the State highway commission to allow
the village 500 for improvements and
also of the Village Improvement society S
offer of $3.50 or more to be used similarly.
The library trustees are planning an
entertainment, to consist Of an hour 5
concert followed by dancing, to be held
in Music hall Friday evening, Novem-
Der Il. The proceeds will be used to
complete paying for the repairs.
A play, entitled THE Old Fashioned
Husking Bee" will be given by the
Ladies Social Union in Music hall Fri
day evening. October Al
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WEYBRIDGE.

The auction at the Robbins place Fri
day was well attended Thompson.
Shaw q Co. have their electric plant COM
pleted. Rally day at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday was well at
tended.-Mrs. j. S. Shaw and Mrs. c. X.
Brttell We're delegates to the Sunday
school convention at Vergennes.-T. f.
Dewey is moving and charging his horse
barn.--A S. Warner is making extensive
repairs on his house.-The Ladies Aid
society will give a chicken pie supper at
the Methodist Episcopal Church parlors
followed by an illustrated lecture We'd
nesday evening, october % Supper will
be served from six to eight.-Gage &
Tiske have electic lights in their new
store.-The Rev. Frederick Iiagadorr
will preach Sunday morning on THE
Worlds Conqueror:' evening, "a
Stranger at "A Closed Gate"
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WEST MILTON.

Earl Costello and friend Of Burlington
have returned after visiting his mother.
Fred Sweeney and family of Buring-
ton spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Cortes Sweeney.-Mr. Benc-
dict and family have moved to Buring-
ton after selling his farm.-H. y. Cos
tello is out after his recent illness
Miss Charlotte Osgood was in Colches-
ter Wednesday and Thursday where on
Wednesday evening she played the
march at the wedding of Floyd Sand
erson and Leila Morgan.-Mrs. Ellen May
willie is visiting her son, Henry May
vlle.-The Muddy Brook School taught
by Miss Mary Murphy gave a box So
cia Saturday evening and cleared over
800. Everyone had an enjoyable time.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

CONTINUED from pnge ~

Marseils. 90 1-2 seconds. Doughnut eat
Ing contest Arthur Kinworthy first aud
W. f. Morgan, second. The sports were
ended with a tug Of war between the
business men and the firemen, won by
the firemen, The Middlebury band fur
nshed music during the sports and in the
evening gave band concert IN Inc Auui-
son House park.
John Burns, proprietor of the Logan
House, was in Judge Donoway's munich
pal court Tuesday morning charged with
having intoxicating liquors on hand with
intent to sell, He pleaded guilty and was
fined $500 and costs amounting to $50. "a
which he paid. Village Attorney Allan F.
Sturtevant prosecuted and Leroy c. Rus
sell defended William J. Shaw of Brat
tleboro is in town for few days-Mrs.
Emily Eddy of Seminary street who has
been seriously i'll for 10 days is recover
ing.-Miss Esther Shea OF burlington is
in town-Hubert Daley has re-
signed his position at the SLATER drug
store to take effect Saturday. Mr. Daley
will go to New York, where he has a posi-
toni. C. Monohan has gone to Brat
tleboro, where he has position,-J. j.
Floyd, who has spent a few months in
the White mountains, has returned. Mrs,
Ellen Hope has returned from Bristol
Mrs John j. Gooding, wife of the late
Rev John ]. Cooling, former pastor of
the Methodist Church of this village, who
has been visiting in town, has returned
to Rutland. -Arrowa anna Rebekah Lodge
No Is I. o. o. F., was represented at the
district meeting of the. organization AT
Vergennes Monday evening by Miss Mar
tina Carey, Mrs Frank I.asher, Mrs, f
e. Turner. Mrs. VoseburS Mrs, Guideor
Abbey, Mr. and Mrs, John Harrington
Charles Lamorder and Ernest Reynolds
The cattle shipment Monday consisted OF
three carloads.-George Bannister has re-
turned to Vergennes after spending a few
days with his family. G. +. Rich is
ill.-Father Daley Council, knights OF
Columbus, celebrated Columbus day Mon
day evening In their rooms in the fedora
ton buiding.-Mrs Elmer Briggs and sor
of Boston are in town to visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Miner.-Denzil Calvin
has returned from 10 days visit In Bos
ton and viclnity.--Charles Whitimore
who has been spending few days il
town with his family, has returned t.
RutIa nd.-Mrs. George Blair has gone tt
Rutland for few days,-Peter Bowie ha
gone to Shelburne, where he has n posi-
tion.-Royal w Sturtevant Is having hi
house on Weybridge street wired for cleo
trio lights.--Monday, market day, egg
brought from "a to &c cents and butter 2
10 3l-Mr and Mrs, James McCuo hay
returned from Rutland, where tlicy Wcr
nallAl a fey DAVIS sRn by tha dAAfh 10 =
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LINCOLN.

Lawrence r. Grow of Westford Is VS.
iting Dr. G. II. Smith--Nelson Murray
OF West Lincoln had the misfortune TO
lose by fire his dry house, together with
a kiln full of slaves and lumber; loss
about $780, partly covered by insurance =
The Industrial will hold it's annual SAFE
Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. c. X. Blckneli'
Mr. and Mrs. B. j. Cove attended the
district RebelIah meeting in Vergennes
Monday night-Mrs. w. j. Brown mas
returned from a visit in Ferrsburg and
Starksboro Mr.. Norris of Lisbon ~
H.. is in town.--Mr. and Mrs. S. III. Buell.
spent Saturday and Sunday IN Monkton.
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RICHMOND.

The Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of N
Kings Daughters will hold their annu,
sale at the Universalist Church Thur
day and Friday evenings. A chicken nj
supper will be served Thursday evenlit
and a short play given Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Fab Rive
Mass, are visiting their daughter, Mr.
l., c. Conant The Aid Circle of III
Kings Daughters will meet at the COT
gregational Church vestry Friday aftoI
noon.-Mrs. T., r Flag has returnl
from weeks stay in Burlington,-Mrt
lneZ Bessett of Montpelier was ~
guest of Mr. and Mrs. &, f. Besse|
over Sunday, Mrs. j. W. Berry an
Mrs. b. T., Towers were guests OF MI
j. w. Carver in Barre Monday -HaroI
Berry of Bellows Falls Is spending
two weeks vacation with his paren1
Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Berry.-Mrs. l..
Squires has returned from Boston an
Washington, II. G., where she mas peg
visiting for several weeks. Miss i'a't
Bessctt is taking vacation from al
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

A very pleasant evening was passed
Monday night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Hammer, when they gave a
reception in honor of the marriage Of
their son. Harold, to Miss Emma Williams
of Brooklyn, n. y. Music and games
were enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
Roy Hurlburt and family of Monk
ton and Walter Young and family of
Lincoln were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Follansbee.-George Elliott
is i'll with quinsy.-David Watson is i'll
u-it actb
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The Womans Auxiliary of Trinity
Church has extended a cordial invitation
to the Ever Ready and the Lend-a Hand
Circles of the Kings Daughters to meet
with them at the parish house Friday aft
ernoon at three o'clock. Mrs. Loren y.
Lord is expected to be present and will
give an Informal talk. Refreshments will
be served-The weekly prayer meeting
will be held at the homo of Mrs. Carrie
=. White Thursday night Mt 1880 o'clock
Sunday will be observed in the Methodist
Episcopal Church as rally day,--Mrs.
Eliza MCGOWAN and her daughter moved
Monday to their new apartments in Bur
llngton.-Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Weed left
Monday for Burlington. where they will
spend the winter with their son, II. s.
Weed
The wed ling Of Miss Barbara Il.
Desany and Edward Walters Of Bur
lington was solemnized yesterday
morning at nine o'clock in the pres
ence of a large gathering of relatives,
friends and neighbors at the Church
of the Holy Family. The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. j. b. r.
Pouliot. Charles Tatro was best man.
and the brides maid was Mrs. Iona
Tatro, aunt of the bride. The Lohen-
! grin wedding march was played by
| Miss Sadie Rockwell of Burlington.
The brided wore turquoise blue silk
and chiffon gown, with a large white
| beaver hat She carried a large bou-
quet Of white chrysanthemums Her
only jewelry was a string of heavy
! gold beads and rosary. The brides
maid wore a blue silk dress ana car
ried yellow chrysanthemums. The
bride AMI groom have gone to Mon
treal to spend a week and on their
return will spend a few days with
relatives
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BRISTOL.

A delegation OF Sunday school workers
attended the annual State convention at
Vergennes Monday.-C. NJ. Hanks has
moved his family to Middlebury. The
Rebekah degree team will go to Yer
gennes this evening, where they will
work the degree at the district meeting.
Mrs w. H. Ridley of Burlington has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs, n. F. Rider.
Thermometers indicated so degrees in
the shade here Friday and Saturday.
f. j. Oaks has been called to Moriah,
n. Y, by the illness of his grandmother,
Mrs. Lucinda Gilette.-Mrs. G.. f. Cady
of Port Henry. n. Y, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. d. T.. Meader.-Mr. and
Mrs Walter Tart are visiting in New
York State.-Miss Christine Mullings was
at home from North Hero and Miss Hat
tie Steadman from Ferrisburg over Sun
day. They are teaching.-The football
game the first of the season Saturday
| afternoon. Vergennes high school vs.
Bristol high school. at the Y. NJ. c. A.
park. resulted In a victory for the YER
| Sennes team. to O.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Stevens and
| daughter, COrneia, of Cornwall were
over-Sunday visitors of relatives here. -
| Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Monroe are at
home from several days in Middlebury.
Mrs. A. w. Cove entertained her Sun
day school class of girls at her home on
| Mountain avenue Saturday afternOon.--F.
| ], Brady is making extensive improve
ments on his residence on West street,.
Mrs. l., NJ HOLMAN and Mrs. &. w.
Sneden attended the State Sunday
school convention at Vergennes Monday -
| Mrs. |. b. Austin and son, George Aus
tin, Of Peru, n. Y, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, George Gillett,-A dry house be-
longing to Nelson Murray of West Lin
coin was burned to the ground Friday
night. The loss was about 5000.
Mr. and Mrs. a. w. Stevens and dauah-
ter Cornelia, returned to Cornwall Mon
day.-The hour for the evening preach
! ing service at the Baptist Church has
been changed from 1870 to seven until
further notice. The Christian Endeavor
Will meet half an hour earlier.-The
Rev. r. NJ. Holman delivered an address
in StarksbOro Sunday afternoon.-Mrs.
! w. IA. Bosworth has gone to Scotdale,
Pa, where Mr., Bosworth is manager of
a casket manufactory.-R. ] Oaks
has returned from Moriah, n. Y, where
he was called by the illness of his
grandmother,
The following program has been pre-
pared for the reunion of the 14th Vermont
regiment October p, Automobiles will
meet the veterans at the 10 and 12:3C
trains and take them to Grange hall
where dinner will be served at u O'Clock
In charge OF the w. X. C.. the business
meeting win be held at 80 followed by
an address by the Rev. II. NJ Holman
Supper Will be served at six. A campfire
will be held at 1880 and all members and
honorary members of w. c. Dunton Pos,
are invited to be present, The campfire
: will be open to the public. All exercises
J will be held in Grange hall-Julius Hill
!. lAAAn TnAsdan- The .cauRa Of death is moi
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SHELBURNE.

Messrs. Woodgate and Kane of Shell
burne farms have returned to New York.
Mrs. John Peterson has returned from
Boston, where she has been visiting her
sons, Walter and Robert She was ac-
companied home by her son, Robert, who
will make his parents short visit. -
Mr.. and Mrs, j. A. Cory and Madame
Cory have been spending few days at
their farm in North Ferrisburg M SIS
Ella Mclaughlin and Miss Bertha Sal
mon of St. Johnsbury are visiting Miss
Nellie Kimball on their way home from
the c. L. convention in Ludlow.-Agnes
Lemerise has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where she was oper-
ated on for appendicitis. Friends of Jo-
seph Bedor, who is III with heart trouble,
held husking bee in his corn lot in
the village and husked all of his corn
Several generous contributions have been
promised toward the sidewalk fund and
It Is expected that the first section of
sidewalk will be laid from the Tracy N
Mack store west to the station. The
funeral of John Magee was held in st.
GATHERINGS Church Friday morning.
Eight of the 10 children who survive him
We're present. He had been in poor
health since the death of his wife about
six months ago.--John Myers has moved
from the falls into the upper postoffice
tenement,-Frank Spear, who was SER
iously injured when an automobile colid-
ed with his carriage, is slowly mprov-
ing, His two daughters, Edith and Helen,
who We're with him and We're slightly
hurt. are better Mrs. &. n. Bishop OF
boston, who was guest of Mrs, Eliza
McGowan during the summer, has given
to the town library a fac-simile of the
original draught of the constitution of
the United States in general Congress
assembled July L. 1776.-rhe Rev. w r,
Goodman returned Friday from Salem,
n. H., where he attended the district
preachers meeting.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Isaac Stone of Burlington is
spending the week in town.-Mrs. Jennie
Hart and Mrs. Lynn D. Moulton are at
tending the state Sunday school conven-
ton in Nergennes.-Carl Fl. Nnulton was
at homo over Sunday from Middlebury.
where he is attending college Sheldon
I'M who has been clerknG In Jordan
Brothers store for a year. has moved to
his former home in Brstol.-Mrs. Frank
stiles and daughter Evelyn. went to
Middlehury Saturday.-The Rev. Mr.
8arnum has gone to New Haven, Conn,
where he will spend a part Of his vaca-
tion.-Mrs Mann, a former superinten-
dent of school spent the past week in
town
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Wyman Bascom and three chill
dren of Fort Edward, n. Y, are guests
at w. q. Larrabee 's.-Mss Emma Jones
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hugh Baker,
in Hinesburg.-Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Moore
have returned from a weeks visit in Wa
tertown, n. Y.-The meeting of the
Ladies' Missionary society has been post
poned. 1t will be held with Mrs. NJ. r.
Cook Thursday afternoon, October "a
DR.. A. f, Lambert of Middlebury preach
ed at the Congrega tonal Church Sunday.
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MILTON.

Napoleon Mackey has bought the
Bevins lot back of his farm.-Pcrcy
Revins express agent for the Rutland
railroad at VerEennes. is visiting his
cousin. Earl Bevins.-The marriage of
Floyd C. Sandcrson and Leila Morgan
will take place October hillary
Costello has recovered from his recent
illness.-Peter Sweeney has taken
Clint Stearns farm gin Westford and
will soon move there-The !. o. o. f.
are holding special meetings in read
mess for the district meeting here
Friiay.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Arthur Curry and daughter, Mrs.
Edith Hoag, attended the funeral Of
Frank Page in Huntington Sunday. MIR.
Page, who was a son of Mrs. II. A Blk
by, died Friday after a long illness with
tuberculosis.H. A. Bixby is seriously Ill
The schools observed Columbus day by
appropriate recitations Friday afternoon
John Bromley of Hinesburg is threshine
grain for the farmers. Oats are yielding
we'll He threshed 700 bushels for Ernest
Chittenden in one day
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ST. GEORGE.

Dorothy and Harold Aver are visit
their grandparents in St Adams an
Swanton for few weeks. Mr. and Nj
Fred Davis and two daughters Of Bu
lington passed sunday with his hrothe
Arson Davis. and family.-Mr. and NJ
Lawrence Wellinger and family and Nj
Lewis Miles of Williston visited in E,a
Charlotte Sunday.-Mrs. Miranda Wesco
is in Burlington, -Mlss Carrie Small
Burlington has come to stay with h
sister, Mrs NJ w. Hiusdale. who Is III.
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BRIDPORT.

The Ladies' Society of the Congrega-
tional Church elected officers as fol-
lows October 8: President, Mrs. o, $.
Gibbs: 'ice-president Mrs. G. r. Walk
err; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. ID.
e. Rice.-Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Williams
have returned from Ashby. Mass.-Miss
Gertrude Colburn has returned from an
extended vacation.-The dwelling known
as the Pidgeon house was burned to the
ground Monday morning
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CHARLOTTE.

Harley Beach Of Burlington Wis
tied IN town Monday--Daniel St
George, who has been clerking in WIZ
iams's store, is having vacation.-L. j.
Dean, mail carrier, is taking vacation
and Gilman Foote, his substitute is de-
iverlng the mail.
Joseph Bora, aged IS years, who suf-
fered shock on his way home from
Burlington October I and fell from his
horse, breaking two ribs and injuring
his back suffered anotheI' shock Tues
day and his condition is critical.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The first entertainment in the lecture
course will be Cartwright brothers quar-
tette at the opera house, Tuesday even
ing, October ol.-Mrs. b. j. Mulcahy and
and son, who have been making an ex-
tended visit in Middlebury have return
ed.-Malachi Littel has begun work again
in II. r. Kimballs pharmacy.
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stated He was unmarried ana hNeu
alone. He was son of Daniel Hi anu
was native of Starksboro. HIS mother
dled recently.--W. +. Chase or SALISBURY
Is In town on buslness.--F. G.. Haskins Is
attending the postmasters' convention III
Boston.--G. w. Sneden has been Visi'lhs
In New Haven.-Mrs. Ellen Hope mas re-
turned to Middlebury after n Few Gays
here.-Mr and Mrs. G. lI. Lathrop Vlslteu
in Vergennos the first Of the week.
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WILLISTON.

Mrs Celia Searles and granddaughter
from Worcester. Mass. are the guests
of her parents Mr. and Mrs Henry
Leat.-Mrs c. c. Osborne who has been
visiting in town, has returned to Essex
Center, Henry Leaf, who has been I'll
with pneumonia. is slowly recovering. -
Lee Baker is moving his household goods
to Underhill Center, where he has
taken a farm on shares The Rev. A. b.
Potter, who has been in New York State
is eXpected home this week.
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NORTH FERRISBURG,

The Ladies' Aid society held
chicken pie supper Wednesday evening
at the home of Carlos Martin. supper
was served at six ocock.-A pleasant
evening was spent October at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer, when
a number of their friends gathered
Music was furnished by stones orches-
ira. Light refreshments were served.
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MILTON BORO.

Harry Richards ana Vernon Bulloc
were in Colchester Friday to attend IN
grange fair.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rob
inson were in Burlington Saturday
Marion and Lawrence Stanley were HON
from r. A. A over Sunday.-Mrs. Jenni
Fay was called to Richmond Thursda
by the death of her brother, Benton Wi
liams
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MONKTON.

This community was shocked by the
sudden death OF DR.. G.. r. Thomas Tues
day, oct, 7, aged 70 years. He had not
been feeling well for few days, hav-
ing indigestion, but heart failure was
the cause of his death. The funeral was
held at, the home of his son, J. r
Thomas, Thursday at one o'clock. the
Rev. G. c. Cornell. pastor of ths Aatha-
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of Miss Katherine Hewitt,
whose death occurred at noon Tuesday
was held at her late home Thursday att
|ernoon. The Rev. IIervey Gulick, pastor
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FOR SALE.

a SAFE FOR SALE, TT. in. high IT.
in. WIDE on rollers, weight 1000 lbs,
in good condition. Hocl Sayles. Starks-
boro 24i,St.&wlt.
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NOTICE.

PATCHWORK-Send a dime for the old
reliable Homestead package bright new
calicoes and percales, twenty-five differ
cnt patterns. 4x7 Your moneys worth
every time. Patchwork Co, BOX PIT
Meriden, Ct. 3Sw,t.
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FOR RENT.

A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM with
modern convericnces in n good loca-
zion to rent to lady. Apply in per-
son. SO North Union street. 233, d&w,tf.
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WANTED.

\ WOMAN who has had experience with
boys from seven to Is years wanted
at the Home for Destitute Children.
2iS.d&w,tf.
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SEND FOR PRICE list of farms, etc.
n. j. Potwin, Real Estate Dealer South
Royalton. VT. 26wt1
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Plumbers
burlington veterinary Hospital

h Pine st. EurTIngtOn, Vt
DIR. ~ \. RUST.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
college, 1909. Attest equipment for
nil animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
los
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Laundry

STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY
Office I45 Cherry street. H. w. Bull
lock, proprietor. Fine Shirt, Collar and
Cuff Work. Phone 29-11 or send post
Il and driver will call.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
| advertisement taken which
is less than 12 words, two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutivc months.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-11
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
 BOUGHT THE ALASKA

A letter from Ira Rank shove that it was the Canadian government which bought the Alaska at the request os stsHansen for his use in eennseti .n with the ksrluk for the Arctic trip. Mr. Rank statss in his letter that af. ,e, the sale of the Alaska he dse'osi to go on with the building Of the Arctic which will bs ready to sail soen and reach Nome about July 10. The Are tic will bs somsthino after the style of the Alaska and has 160 horse pow or steam plant with oil for fuel. She will hay fine .eeommo .tions for 70 first class passengers and will carry the same amount of freight as the AIasks. She will leave Nome for the outside about November IS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-11
GOVERNOR STRONG MAY
 COME NEXT MONTH

Governor Strong will most likely travel down the Yukon with the Seat tie sxcursionists next month and visit Nome. The trippers themselves will not remain long here but will go to Siberia and the Diomsds islands. Will \. Hanna, who was formerly here and member of Nome camp of the Arctic Brotherhood, will bs one of the party. He is now King County treas ursr. IL IS expected that the number will be even greater than 126.