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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
WEILSBURG

WELLsBURG. W. Va. Feb AT
their regular meeting neld Ga the parlors
of the Hudson House. Yesterday after
noon. the WOman's club OF Mellsburg,
unanimously endorsed the plan Of the
Wellsburg Volunteer Fire department.
Tor raising money. by banquet, for the
purchase Of an auto fire truck. TO be
used in fighting fires la the city. This
- the first club meeting OF any kind that
has taken place since the Plan was pro-
posed on Tuesday evening. by a general
committee composed Of one lady from
each church and organization In the
city. That the other organizations will
quickly fail In line and endorse the
plan Is almost certain, Judging from
the favorable comment heard on all
sides.
: The ladies' az well az the men realize
the Importance OF having good fire
llEhung equipment and they not only
voted Co endorse the plan but u aid the
ftremen Ia every way possible. They
VIII help In soliciting. and in decorating
the hali. ana in serving the banquet. and
IN any other way that they can
Ihe above is good news To the fire
ment ana all who are interested in their
campaign 20 raise the money TO buy the
als or the plan that comes 20 the office
almost every person iu the town are in
favor Of t. The tickets for the banquet
were placed on sale last evening. and
number have been sold already No
special effort has been made to sell
them yet. but there has been "A dmand
The committee in chlrre Of the han
quet viii meet on Saturday evening at
the v. VI. q. a. parlorz 20 comrare notes
on what has been done. and 20 perfect
their plans In detail.
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McMeehen Briefs

DIT J. e. Mccullough OF Tenth
street spent yesterday with friends az
MOundsville.
work tn the Narrows. below this
town. is progressing nicely the past
few days.
Rev. &. =. Goodwin OF Warrington
is spending few days with his par.
ents in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Theo WenzeI ~
Ihird street are the proud parents Of
baby girl
The young child of Nr. and Nrs
vernon smith Of Lincoln street who
was reported 90 be- confined 10 tho
home with diphthcria. is suffering am
attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. j. O.. Campbell left Yesterday
Ior her home at Colorado SPRINGS
Col, after spending the past month I'm
his city with relatives
Fred Buster and family have moved
from Lincoln street to the nov
Stack flats on Marshall street
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Ross HIVES of fnia rIft. spent Friday
with relatives Iu ErlI..IIIe. Cd.
Loren Richmond Uf fHI. r.t.. DEL vIaIt.
Dug ln IIur.tIlI' HUI Columbus.
HERMAN Jones representing ths T.ii..
I"uE Co.,. uf I..tHN.'... I.. made "a
nIaIu.a. I-Ir E.r. fHI. week.
l'r iiH.l mINf professional tr.r f1
bethesda MfInr"'I.
Too Est John It Matthew Ie cone
durfInr IHru0hIHI Missions Ir Alabama.
MIaeIHaIrrl Tennessee. virginia and
EHrfH Carolina.
a. o. ksnrarI Tr. uH. r...rfI.
completed . course |n .mIlfH.rr Do.
turned here WrIr.. Iar fY tIra un rIa
new dufIe.
gHs ou veil drilled In 90 M.rr.atao..
fN'" Wrr. .IuH boo H Iu.flr TI...
seems fu he great Interest shown .r f.f.
vicinity about uI leases HuI r.neIf.r-
able Development a. expected hero I.H.
Iur tnr errIuE and summer. Abroad. r
number u. Hil MON H.. Hu fn. Ground
Tho ladies Oft tHr N.|n street church
HrH uINIrH fifteen cont lunch fH..
evening The wruu Ia cream chicken.
hakrd h.ar. pickles bread. butter. IrIIV.
OnHrf. HrN i.r cream HnI D.Er .Nfr.
CHARLES Mccon1ughy and Thomas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
M'MECHEN
Council Holds Bic Meetinn-

The city council held very i'm
portant meeting Thursday evening in
the basement OF the Bank of McMech-
en- building. and fully one hundred
citizens OF the city were present at
the meeting, together with represent
atives OF the Wheeling Electric Com
pany The franchise proposition was
brought up again, but was laid over
by an adjourned session until next
Monday evening. az which time II Is
thought II will be given final action.
several hot remarks we're passed be-
tween members OF the council. and
me session proved very interesting to
me large number Of spectators pres
ent
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special services Close

The week OF special exercises which
has been held the past seven nights
al the auditorium OF the Church Of
God were closed last evening by the
holding Of mission services. The
large auditorium OF the church was
well filled at the last service and Rev.
o. o. Tracey delivered short talk
on the success OF the weeks events.
Splendid programs were rendered
each evening OF the week and large
crowds attended.
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Work Progressing.

Work OF installing the sewer on the
Midway addition TO this city is pro-
crossing rapidly and with few more
days OF good weather the entire sys-
TEN will be completed. The excellent
weather conditions Of the past few
days have been with the owners and
they expect TO complete the system in
a short time
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Many Attend supper.

The members of the choir OF the
First NJ. r church OF this city served
supper and dinner I'm the basement
OF the church yesterday at noon and
in the evening. a splendid menu was
served at both affairs. and a neat
sum was realized from the affair.
which goes into the church debt
Nnd. The committee I'm charge de-
serves praise for the way in which
the supper was served.
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Miners Not to sleep in Headquarters.

orders forbigging any one from sleep
ing IN the room used by the miners as
their headquarters. has been posted on
the door OF the building, and also an or
der forbidding the carrying In OF intoxi-
catlng liquors. The hall must be closed
at p. m. every evening. and no one
must remain after that hour This ac-
ton was taken on request of some OF
lhe miners. after several small fracases
occurred there.
There were no disturbances OF any
KIND reported from any points in the
strike zone last evening. but the guards
so indefinitely.
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Breifes.

Jacob Cusick left to-day for Toronto.
ohio. where he viii attend a banquet OF
the Junior order Of the United Amerf-
can Mechanics.
Dean Sncdeker was a business visitor
In Wheeling on Friday.
Mrs Dectma Barclay. Of Bethany, was
Mellsburg caller on Friday.
William and Joseph Never were in
Steubeuvllle. Ohio last evening.
Miss Mart DeVol was a Ste,benville
shopper yesterday.
James Hukill OF bethany yrae q, Will
burg business visitor this morning
Miss Wayne Miller was N Piftsburrb
SHOPPER on Thursday.
Attorney g. W. McC1cary was n bust
ness visitor In Pittsburgh on Tbursd,y
w. +. Counselman. Of eBfhnrv. is re-
ported TO be III Of typhoid fever
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NEW ADDITION TO GLENDALE.

Tho Dowdell Realty COMPANY this
week purchased the beautiful orchard
tract OF W. n. Koch. and will immedi
choice lots 'N
Glendale Is conceded bv an 90 bo
me most beautiful place pIou. tho
ONO river. Anyone thinking al pur.
chasing lots on which 10 build "a
home. or az an Investment. lhould eoo
thls most desirable addition before
ton for those seeking country Iira
combined with the COmfortg and ad.
vanfarea Of city Iife
DALE '''''''N
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l.aife hIliH announcing the holding OF
- Monster mass protest meeting at the
aiif het Auditorium. bob Wheeling ON
rNnhHl Afternoon. no p O'CLOCK projecting
tftin.t thr dcoI si0ua off Judge 4 81 fIav-
l.Nt 'l ine United t-afes circuit court
In igd ur all over town. and from fIa
continent oppressed there will rru.af,f..
be large number from this cIty attend
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OF. The girls mother refused to give
her consent 20 the Humane SOCIETY,". but
her step-father. Robert Deems, was will
ing. The Eirl being over i = years of age
had the privilege OF choosing for herself
and she chose the state Humane Society
Mr.. Deems and his family came here
from tlarksburg. about "A week ago. I'm
answer 10 an advertisement for coal
miners but when he found a strike 70
be on here. he refused TO 20 TO work
and since have been living In the TAR
building. The girl was unable to be
cared Tor properly and the action was
taken above for her own good
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tn" members of the Christian
church Of This city gave riav emit.
iled The Lonesome Milo" last rtsn.
ing IN the auditorium of fho Central
-chool building ON Marshall street
The hall was comfortably fIlnd with
local persons. who were more than
pleased with The splendid program
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-. on MorrI, 30

Word was received here late last
evening 10 tho effect that Mrs Allie
Morris. formerly OF This city. but t1ia.
~ or philadelphia. had died yesterday
afternoon az her homo in pHUad.f
phia. The deceased was well known
IN this city. and is survived bv ha-
ashland. two sons and ono daughter
No arrangements have been made fo-
The funeral Service. but the body viii
likoly bo shipped Co This city for ip.
fermouf
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Joe Ennis arrested on Wednesday on
charge OF stealing "a watch from Den
nls smith, and who was TO have had a
nearing before squire W. r. Glass on
InursnaF evening. did not come pa for
q hehrlng. az his case was settled out Of
lhe court Tie was not allowed 20 go
lree. however. az DE failed 10 pay some
,NHN. aasefNfu against him hv the
hIoohe county court last summer. and
Mhich ne agreed to pay. aud De- will be-
hept DOB Jail until De makes some ar
LtIkements 90 settle the costs OF the
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Rev. F. NJ. Biddle. Of the Christian
church. visited the prisoners OF the
Brooke county jail. this afternoon. and
was with them for over an hour talking
ana reading the Bible TO them and cheer
ing them up generally His visit was
much appreciated by the men confined
there and he was given a warm welcome
by all the prisoners
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rendered. A neat sum was realized
from the affair. which will be placed
in the church fund.
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the meeting. Many speakers are adver-
used 20 be present. and the conditions
ana actions Of the strike and strikers
VIII prohably be spoken Of
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Miss Hrasic Weaver this morning an
pointed the West Virginia Humane So
cicty. and Sheldon Joseph. h. sre,t --
uer guardian. and left with him Tor
w hcchng. where she viii De- taken rare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
EASILY EXCLAIMED.

The judge You say the prisoner
throw an oyster az you7
PRO. "cuIug witness - Yes. her
honor
n1t how could ON oyster give you
such Oh black tfe7"
BE- didn't stop to take % out Of the
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Rarular Maetinr

At the rNrlors Of Hotel Hudson. on
thursday afternoon. the Woman's club
held It's regular meeting. which was
largely attended a short business
meeting was held before the program
was rendered. several matterc Of i'm
Lortance coming before the members
me club endorsed the plan for having
n summer thautauqua In Wellsburg and
appointed committee To aid ia the work
.ot selling season tickets. or helping in
any way 20 make the Chautauqua a sue
cess.
Tehy also unanimously endorsed tho
banquet planned by the firemen 10 raise
money Tor the purchase Of an auto
TRUCK. and all agreed 90 do all IN their
power 90 make the banquet "a success.
ana 20 heip raise the money required
ihe following program was then rem
dercd by the members.
knowledge Of the laws OF our cofn-
try Us an highly and I had almost said
essential part of liberal and polite cdu-
cation Cicero.
Roll can Prominent Men and Women
Of our state
OTTAWA and Montreal. Canada........
30 ...... ..-...... Mrs j. ~ Cornelius
How Far d. Poverty an EviI. and Nov
gar are Riches Good7 True phiIar-
ihI "pN t....... Mrs. Annie r. Bourne
music ....... Miss raney McCloarv
Legal status Of the Women OF West
virginia ........ Mrs. Samuel Afendol
current Events. Miss Florence McGIU
Appoints Humane Society.
Miss BESSIE Weaver ffIH morning an
pointed the West virginia Humane So
,lely. and sheldon Joseph. lts grcnt. ar
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~ IN : A' ,,-llIa mo ayerage annual
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-07-22
Death of w. l. Paul

W. |. Paul died at his home on Union
street Tuesday morning at 7:15 o'clock.
He had been sufferer from Bright's dis
ease for the past three years and since
July s has been confined to his bed
Washington Irving Paul, son of John
and Phoebe Paul, was born in Rochester,
June 8, 1888. He was married in April,
1871, to Miss Kiziah Rowley of
Newport, who, with one son, LinIey NJ.
Paul of Boston, survives him. In the fall
of 1871, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul removed to
this place, where they have lived prac-
tically ever since.
The deceased was of quiet and unas-
suming disposition. He was for years
leader OF an orchestra known as PauPs
Orchestra, which furnished music in this
vicinity for many years. He was a mem.
Der of Mt. Vernon Lodge, F. & A. NJ.
The funeral will be held from his late
home, Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Besides his wife and son, he is survived
by brother, Rolin Paul, and a sister,
Mrs. Helen Moulton, both of this place,
and a cousin, K. A. Paul of East Berk-
shire
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-07-22

If you have something go ID to sell adj
vertise it; it you want the people to
know that you have a special bargain,
advertise it; and it, you have any partc-
ular reason for making special sale tell
the public about it in this paper.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-07-22
A Nut For "Elmer" to Crack

Mr. Editor Il notice in the last issue
of the News and Citizen that E. A. Small
ley is to be a candidate for Town Repre-
sentative. Now think Mr. Smalley is
the right man; he is certainly man of
good Judgment, enterprising, energetic,
conservative and honest But before go.
ing any further l would like to hear from
Mr.. Smalley, over his own signature, in
the News and Citizen, how he stands on
the Temperance question? 1t is quite
evident that Mr. Smalley cannot be elect.
ed without the vote of the 245 who
voted against license at the last March
Meeting. ONE OF THE 245.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-07-22
LOG AL NJ EwS $
MORRISVILLE
1od hay crop. after all.

A good hay crop, after all.
W.R. C. meeting next Monday evening.
OIL. Leach of Philadelphia is visiting
friends in town.
F. H. Bartlett of Barre was visitor
in town Sunday.
Mrs William Sinnott was visitor in
Hardwick Tuesday.
Gordon Brooks was business visitor
in St. Albans Wednesday.
Mrs. H. II. Cushman has completed her
duties as pianist at The Bijou.
Miss Ina Wells is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Lotte Wells, in Montpelier.
Mr.. Magoon of Newport Center came
Friday for visit at the home of his son,
Lester Magoon.
Elihu Goodell returned to Tewksbury.
Mass, on Monday, after visit with
relatives in town.
L. M. Paul of Boston arrived in town
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
father, w. l. Paul.
Miss Florence Eklund OF Toilet, Ill, ar
rived Friday for an extended visit at the
home of her cousin, Mrs. W. E. Baker.
Miss Zenith Bemis, who has been
guest of Miss Marjorie Twiss for two
weeks, has returned to her home in
Marsh6eld.
News has been received by relatives
here of the death of Mrs. Byron Calkins,
a former resident here, which occurred
at Kansas City, Mo-, July 7,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. p c. Jones spent Sunday
at their cottage at Lake Elmore.
Miss Kate and Doris Grobe OF Chicago
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Full
som.
Mr. and Mrs. James Murray OF Mon
treal are camping at Cuthbert View
Farm.
Miss Chloe Powell of Jeffersonville was
week end guest of MIR. and Mrs. H. E
Parker.
Mrs Carl Daniels of Hardwick was a
guest Saturday of her sister, Mrs. r. t.
Wallace.
Hon. and Mrs. H. c. Fisk and daugh.
ter, Hazel, spent few days recently at
Lake Mansfield.
Mrs. A. ]. Boynton and daughter, Miss
Pauline Boynton, of Rutland are visiting
relatives in town.
Judge. F L. Fish of Vergennes was a
guest over Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Warren.
Mrs. Anna Doty Jones is enjoying va.
cation from her duties as clerk in the
Geo. P browne store.
Get a Lamoille Valley Fair Savings
Bank for the children; free for the asking.
See or write Waterman.
Mrs J. A. Bundy has returned from a
several weeks visit with relatives in
Bakersfield and Enosburg Falls.
Mrs. Leon Adams of White River Tunc-
tion is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Eli Car
ter, and aunt Mrs. F. A. Cutting.
Mrs Peter Baillargeon of Marievile,
P. @, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Senesac, returned to
her home today.
Miss Agnes Linehan arrived in town
from st. Albans last week and will make
an extended stay at the home of DR..
and Mrs. ]. Frank Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Child, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. H. Crane and G. F. Randall
made an auto trip to Camp Watson on
Lake Champlain last Sunday.
Special meeting of Mt. Vernon Lodge,
No. 8, F. & A. NJ, is called to attend the
funeral of w. l. Paul, Thursday, July %,
at 2 p. m. Meet at hall, 1:3O p. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. &. Palmer and chill
dren were in Wilder last week to attend
the wedding of Mr.. Palmer's sister, Miss
Enid M. Palmer, to Clyde Locke of Bar
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Greene of Hard
wick have rented ]. H. Warren's resi-
dence on Union street and will move here
Mrs. Greene, who con-
Quoted a manicuring and hair dressing
parlor here last summer, will engage in
the same line of work.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-07-22
Band concert Thursday evening.

Band concert Thursday evening.
Excursion on Lake Champlain July 2S,
See adv't on page 6.
A. nj. Adams. travelling sign painter for
Rob Roy -four, spent Sunday with his
family here.
Supt. and Mrs. L. D. Smith are visit
ing the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald I. Town are the
parents of a 6H pound son, Ernest Ray
mond, born Saturday.
Miss Faith Parmalee of New York ar
rived in town Saturday to visit her un.
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Delano.
Miss Ada Griswold of New York, for
mer resident, was in town last week to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Lura j. Girls
void.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Searles and Mr..
and Mrs. d. D. Brown left yesterday on
a few days automobile trip to North
field
Miss Laura Hier returned to her home
in Richford Saturday. after a several
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. J. Gallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mcconnell of
Miles City, Mont, are visiting the lat
ter's uncle, Austin Wilkins, and cousin,
G. A. Wilkins.
Mrs. A. F. Fay went to North Hyde
Park last evening, where she will visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Gallup,
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs A. R. Warren of Hard.
wick and Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Hubbell of
Wolcott were guests, Sunday, of Mr..
and Mrs. Hobart Fulsom.
Miss Marion Kimball and Misses Ma
ry and Catherine Campbell, who have
been visiting Miss Faith Delano, returned
Saturday to Gardner, Mass.
Miss Lena Sears returned last evening
from visit with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Wells, in Milton and will begin work in
the Citizens Telephone Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mower and son,
Elmer, arrived here Sunday by automo-
bile from Chicago for an extended visit
at the home of Mr.. Mowers sister, Mrs
II. L. Delano.
Mrs. A. Cano and child, who have
been spending some time at the home of
Mrs. Cano's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Bates, returned to their home in Hard
wick, Monday.
Improvements are under way upon the
ront of the Fisk block on Portland |
treet. The old wooden veranda is to be |
aiken away and the roof will be sup
,orted by iron posts and a concrete plat
orm put in.
Mrs. George L. Bates went to st.
ohnsbury, Monday, to visit her sister,
Irs. Fannie Genge, and to accompany
ONE her daughters. Marion and Fran
es, whoh have been spending several days
j St, lohnsbury.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-07-22
HYDE PARK

Excursion on Lake Champlain July 2S
See adv't on page 6.
Miss Elizabeth Carter of Hardwick is
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. A. Foss.
Mrs Elnira Fletcher came last evening
to spend awhile with her son Darius.
Frank Finnegan of New York City was
at the home of his uncle, Terrence Fin
negan, Monday.
Brigham Mcfarland hasreturned from
the Mary Fletcher Hospital and is now
"as good as new"
Eugene Curtis and wife of Melrose,
Mass, were visitors part of last week
at the home of their cousin, Frank
Brown.
Fred Campbell of Westboro, Mass,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. George
Gale, last Sunday He is now visiting
relatives in Stowe.
Mrs. Grace Hutchns arrived from
Niagara Falls to-day for visit here and
at Caspian Lake with her parents, Col.
and Mrs. Mcfarland.
A son, Francis Xavier. was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore in Plain
field, N. J., July 10; grandson to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Moore of this place.
H. W. Varnum and F. E. Smith of Jef.
fersonville were in town last Monday.
looking over our village reservoir. Jetfer-
sonville is about to build one and they
wanted a good pattern.
Rev. G. W. Morrow of Detroit, who is
now engaged in the national anti-saloon
work, is spending the summer at his cot
tage at Caspian Lake. He was in town
awhile last Monday-just as enthusiastic
and good-natured as ever.
Denio Brothers are erecting a large
building, 2Sx44, on their premises on
Mill street, which will be used for a ga
rage and general repair shop. They will
do auto, wagon and farm machine re-,
pairing, carrying on the same in connec>
tion with their saw.mill.
G. Herbert Pape, the genial and popu>
lar Barre insurance man, and who has his
eye on the Newport Collectorship, was
in town last Saturday-just came up to
make a weekend visit amid the scenes of
his childhood. He was accompanied by
his mother and spent Sunday with rela>
tives at North Hyde Park,
Fred Mower, with his wife and son,
was here a short time last Sunday.
They are on an auto trip from Chicago
and will be around these parts until
September. Fred has owned a machine
about two weeks and this is his first
esson in driving one. He is now visit
ng his sister, Mrs. H. L. Delano, at
slmore.
The fire department did quick work in
the FIRE on the roof of the
station at the depot last week
The fire had caught from
reight engine aud when the alarm was
,iven the hose cart was hitched to Rus
el Pages auto and the boys reached the
Gene of action in a jify. 1t was but
lew minutes before stream of immense
cad was on the fire, and the flames ex>
inguished. Our village water system is
II right, not only for domestic purposes
ut for fire extinguishing.
Moving pictures at the Opera House
thursday evening. Several reels of frst>
lass pictures. adV't
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WANTED i Calves, Cheap Cows and Bulls,
also Good Farms for sale. CTelephone r24.3I)
JOHN MINER, Hyde Park.
Cows FOR SALEl-I will sell five Cows which
now give milk. LEONARD T. COLE.
Laporte Road, Morristown, VT
Foe SALE i-As | have business elsewhere
wish to sci! my eightroom house, recently re-
with barn attached and one acre land,
located at Morristown Corners
HOWARD N. TERRILL, r. d. No. q
Morrisville.