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GRANVILLE.

Allen j. Iamo, who recently re-
turned from Memphis, Tenn. and Pat
erson, n. j., where he had spent the
winter with his son and daughter.
died Sunday at noon, at the summe r
home If his daughter, Mrs. l. CT Sar-
gent. The funeral was held at ten
yesterday and the burial was
at Mortified. Mr.. Lamb was resi- =
dent of this town for many years. and
was son of the late Joseph and
Sarah Lamb. Mr. Lamb was Is years
old, and leaves a daughter, Mrs l. G.
Sargent, and a son, Joseph A. Lamb,
of Memphis. Tenn.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mills of Michigan are visiting
their niece, Mrs, L, w. Ford. and fam
ily-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson and
three children We're guests of their
brothers, Charles and Glenn Wilson,
in Rochester FRIDAY.
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ESSEX.

The funeral of Mrs. Guy Nichols was
held Saturday a p. m. at her home on
Brigham hin and was largely attended,
burial being in Mount View cemetery
Ben Pauquett OF Malone n. Y, visited
his parents Sunday.-Mrs. Osbur is visit
ing in Willston.-Mrs George Ayers and
son of New York city are visiting friends
in this place.-Mrs. Clara Parsons of
Worcester, Mass, is visiting her sister,
Mrs A. f. Farnsworth.-Stanley Stevens
Of the American Express company was
at home Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Written were in Nashville Sunday.-Mrs.
NJ. Adams. who has been at the Fanny
Allen hospital for treatment. has return
ed.-Mrs. Mary Pease visited in Cam
bridge Saturday and Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Sheldon of Underhill visited
their daughter, Mrs. Harry Senter, Sun
day.-Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Sweeney of
Underhil visited at Joseph Buskys Sun
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ADDISON.

Mrs. William Noonan and son, Fred
erick, visited in Weybridge Tuesday
Mrs. Elizabeth Willmante is at Brooklyn.
n. Y, for several weeks stay.-The G..
r. r. society was entertained Friday
evening by the Rev. and Mrs. w. S.
Boardman Miss Cora Mitchell of st.
Adams is the guest of Mrs j. I. Clark.
Arthur Piper and three daughters. and
also little son of Ira Barber, are Ill
with scarlet fever. Mrs. H. S. Marshall
recently came down with the scarlet
fever and has a trained nurse.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Gulley of Middlebury are
visiting old friends.A party of
boys from Camp Dudley went to Grand
View mountain Monday.
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VERGENNES.

state Senator r. w. McCuen of the
Macdonough commission has received a
Ietter from Rodney Macdonough OF Bos-
toh' the great-grandson of Thomas Mac
oonoush' stating that he would deliver
an historical Grafton on THE Hero of the
naval Battle at Plattsburgh" at the
Macuohough memorial service here Sun
day afternoon, September 6,-Mr. and
Mrs W. f. Foote and daughter, Miss
Eisie' are spending few days at the
foote cottage at Long Point.-Mrs c.
X Lynch and daughter OF Chattanooga,
iehh'' who have been visiting her
brother DR. r. c. Phelps. and sister,
Mrs Alice Preston, have rented Mrs, r.
r. McGovern's house on West Main
street while Mrs NEGovern is spending
the summer at swampscott. Mass.-Mrs
Nettie Davis and daughter, Mrs John
Sears, OF Worcester Mass, are visiting
MI and Mrs. w. d. Woodman-C. j.
Iaber OF North Ferrisburg and son,
Carlton j. Taber, of Waltsheld visited
IN town Saturday.-Miss Clara Tyreil OF
New Haven Is visiting her brother
Norton Tyrell.-Mr and Mrs, Grover
Gowett, who have been visiting his
parents. MIR. and AlrE. Joel Gowett, re-
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SOUTH STARKSBOHO.

stephen Young and daughter. Miss
Miriam, of Port Chester, N. Y. are visit
Ing rela tives here and in Lincon.-Miss
Sarah Orvis of Bristol is a guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orvis, for
a few days-George Narney and family
visited at Huntington Center Saturday
and Sunday.-Mrs. Phebe Wright Ia II
failin- health.-Earl Siple OF Middletown
Conn, is visiting here and in Lincoln
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kimball visited In
Huntington Saturday and Sunday.--Miss
Elizabeth Varney is in poor health
Reginald Underhill of New Haven, Conn.
is at George Varney's for the summer
Mrs. Dickson Of Brooklyn, n. Y, is a
guest of her daughter. Mrs. George Hal
lock
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LEICESTER.

Mrs Hewett and children of Denver,
Colo. after spending 10 weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Helen Bronson, left Tues
day for Rena. Colo, to meet her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beane and
daughter, Millicent, who have been the
past two weeks at Mrs. Beane's grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H II. Roberts. re-
turned Saturday to Gardner. Mass, -
Harry Roberts is faiing.-Evan and
Genevieve Lamorder of Salisbury are
spending a week with their grandmother,
Mrs. Charles Farmer.
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MILTON BORO.

Leon Lester spent Sunday at his home
in Champlain.-Mrs. Emma Bean Peter
son and daughter of Long Beach. Cal,
arrived Saturday evening.-Mrs. Jennie
Bullock is visiting her son, r. f. Bull
lock,-Miss Agnes Linehan has gone to
Morrsville for a few weeks.-Charles
Fletcher was in Westford over Sunday
Several from this place attended the chill
drens day exercises at Georgia Plain
Sunday.-Wilbur Sherion and Mr. and
Mrs. Nichols of Richmond are guests of
Mrs. Jennie Fay.-Mrs. Abba Carr is
spending the week at Georgia Center
Miss Nina Gale has been a guest of II.
A. Richards. Mrs Kinney returned to
Milton Center with her
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TOWNSVILLE.

Russell Williams of Charlotte is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. f. Fl. Chessmore,-
Mrs. c. f. Cutler and Mrs. Cynthia
Hapgood went to South Royalton Satur-
day to visit their aunt.-Dr. Mckenzie
has been the guest of his mother and Of
dis sister, Mrs A, j. Crandall.-J. b,
Atkins was in burlington Sunday to
visit his wife, who Is gaining from her
recent operation Preston. Jr.,
has purchased an automobile Clifford
Sabins has returned to his work in Troy,
Paw. q. White was in Burlington
Sunday The Lend-a- Hand will meet at
the hall Thursday. Mrs. C. T. Cutler is
to be the hostess.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. G. S. Everest and son re-
turned home Saturday from three
weeks stay with her parents In South
Shaftsbury.- Ruth Everest Is visit
Ing at White Creek.-Mortimer Roscoe is
In camp at North Hero.-Miss Matte
Mitchell returned to Rutland Saturday
after spending some time with her broth
or, Nelson Mitchell, and family.-Mrs.
Ford Of New York is spending the sum-
mer with Mrs. Hattie Wilder
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WESTFORD.

The Rev Mr.. Carpenter of Mansonville,,
P. Q. will preach In the Baptist Church
next Sunday morning. There will be an
ice-cream social in the Baptist Church
next Friday evening.-Mrs. George
Winckler and son of Milton were in town
over Sunday.-C. r. Whippe is installing
an electric light plant for his own build
ing.-Clinton Faulkins, while riding a BIZ
cycle Sunday night, was thrown off
and badly hurt on the right shoulder
Mr. and Mrs Seneca Haselton OF St AL
bans are visiting at NJ. z. Haselton's.
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WESTFORD.

There was a business meeting OF tho
Improvement society Tuesday evening
at the school house-Miss Lila Whippls
is at home from Johnson.-L. c. Hall has
returned from Sheldon.-The funeral OF
Mrs. John Strong, who had been in tho
Mary Fletcher hospital for several weeks
was held at the home of her mother in
Burlington Thursday afternoon.-Mr. ant
Mrs. r. A. Perry are visiting DR. AM
Mrs. Clifton Smith in Lincoln.
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WHITING.

Irving Hitchcock died Friday, aged 81
years. The funeral was held Monday
with burial in East shoreham.-Miss
Bearse Of Montclair, n J., is a guest Of
Mrs. Clara Brown.-Mrs G. T. Mason re-
turned July from Winstead, Conn.
where she was the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. J. A. Warner. and family for three
weeks.--The Ladies Aid of the Consrega-
tional Church met with Mrs. l.. \. Web
ster Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs. Walker
and granddaughter of Pittsford are guests
of Mr. and Mrs F. w Baker
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs, W, II. Rice of Chica go
are at G. c. Ricknell's for two weeks, -
Mrs. John Jordan died at her home Sat-
urday morning The funeral was held at
tho house at one o'clock Monday after
noon. Mr. Barnum preached the funeral
sermon. Mr.. and Mrs William Jordan Of
Underhill were among those from out Of
town. -Frieda Huntress Is at her aunt's,
Mrs Lynn Moulton for a weeks visit
Mrs s H. Barnum and son, Horace, re-
turned Thursday from Waltham, Mass
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Mrs. George Varney and children of South
Starksboro visited her sister. Mrs. r. w
Brewster. Sunday.-Levi Taft Ia visiting
his sister. Mrs. Merrill Andrews. in Ber-
lin--Jesse Gardner of Plainfleld visited
at the homo of John Miles Sunday and
Monday.-The infant child OF Layton
Brace died Tuesday after several DAYS.
illness with pneumonia Hazel
Swinyer of Rochester is visiting in town
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Miss Juletta Barnum Of Palmer, Mass.
has come to spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs NJ. j. Barnum.-Notwith-
standing the rainy weather, the ice cream
social I'm the town hall Tuesday July :
was largely attcnded.-Miss Sarah Rogers
of Hoyoke, Mass, is the guest OF Miss
Della Skiff-Miss Mabel Eddy Is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. +.
Eddy.-Mrs. Sally Skh Of Chicago is
visiting MIR. and Mrs w. ]. Cox
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ORWELL.

Mrs. Edward Hemenway and children
Of Manchester are with her sister Mrs.
G. G. Phclps-A1iss Emma Desiadon OF
Glens Falls, n Y, has been a the home
of Mr. and Mrs. r. ?. Desjadon.M ISIS
Laura Wolcott has returned TO Rutland
Mrs. Martin Dundon has been in Fair
Haven caring for her sister. Mrs. T. ].
Murphy, who has been i'll with the meas
les.-Howard Harper Of Burlington is ut
the home of Mrs. George Thomas.-Mrs
Paul Burt of Tlconderoea, n. Y, is with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Cook.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

business meeting of the Epworth
League will be held Friday evening. -
Mrs. w. d. DENLY, with son and daugh-
ter of Norfolk, Va, are visiting at her
sisters, Mrs. George Martin.-Miss Car
RTE Wheeler and Marjorie Kingsland have
returned from Chicago, where they spent
the past month They We're accompanied
home by Mrs Ann Wheeler and Charles
Wheeler of Chicago and Mrs. Goss OF
Hudson, Mich, and Helen Kingsand
who has been with her uncle in Chicago
the past year
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WEYBRIDGE.

The Improvement society will hold an
entertainment at the town hall July 21.-
Mrs. Florence Mutt of Cohoes, n. Y, Is
visiting friends and relatives here-The
topic for the Rev. F. Hagadorn's sermon
Sunday morning will be The Island Of
Crete" evening service, Night scenes at
the Red Sea."-The Rev. d. W. Reid Of
Lincoln was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hag-
adorn Monday and Tuesday.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

cloudburst did great damage at this
place Wednesday July S. The roads
were made impossible, and growing crops
In some instances were ruined while
wood, lumber and chickens and calves
were swept away. The ferocity Of the
storm was augmented by a high wind
and binding flashes OF lightning. Henry
Mead S house was struck but did not catch
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LINCOLN.

Miss Madge Beane is spending a few
days in Burl!ngton-The Rev. d. w.
Reid spent Monday in Burlington
G. A. Thayer and Mr.. and Mrs. Myson
Steadman were in Charlotte Sunday. 49,
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Tucker have re-
turned from Charlotte-W. B. Sargent
and Frank Farr and family spent We'd
nesday In Burlngton.-The Rev. d. W.
Reid will preach at the church at eleven
O'Clock. There will be preaching at the
South Lincoln school house at 2:3o and at
the church in the cvening.-Mrs. Madgan
has returned to her home in Burlington.
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ST. GEORGE.

Paul Wellinger and little son OF Bos-
ton have been passing several days at
the home Of Lawrence Wellinger.-Mrs.
Addison Smith and daughter OF Willis
ton ere at the home of Rollin Forbes
Sunday.-Mrs. r. f. Hinsdale is in Bur-
lington. Mrs. Agnes f. Lawrence has
returned to her home in Bucksport. Me.
after visit of two weeks at the home
of her brother, W. D. Grey.
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. Albert Bliss was the guest Of
friends in Essex Junction Monday and
Tuesday.-Miss Della Brownell is visiting
in Burlington and Malletts Bay.-Miss
Irene Barney, who has been spending her
vacation with her uncle, w. NJ. Barber.
has returned to her home in New York,
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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Jones and Mrs. w.
II. Stokes are at their farm for a week.
Mr' and Mrs. II. II. Burge spent the
Weekend in Fair Haven with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. ". Purson.-Dr. L. II. Hemen-
way returned to Manchester Saturday.
Mrs. Kenneth Cook, who has been i'll with
grip. Is gaining
1t is expected that the Rev. r. Il. Sim
mons of Gap. Pa, will preach at tho
congregational Church Sunday.-Niss
Doris Wright of Middlebury is a guest at
Henry Ward's.-George Hammond OF
New York city, who Is at his farm at
Watch Point, had his collarbone broken
while handling a colt Saturday. Francis
Harper of Lyon Mountain Is visiting at
his uncle's, Victor Harper.--Mr. and Mrs.
II. w. Jones and Mrs w. II. Stokes of
Middlebury are at the Jones farm this
week-Mss NJ. A. Douglass went Tues
day to Sherborn. Mass. to visit her
brother, n. r.. Douglas-Mr. and Mrs.
Il. L. Eddy have returned after n week
in Burlington.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Cassandria Ellis of Montclalr n.
j.. is visiting Mrs. Cordelia Ellis.-Mrs.
George Fielder is visiting her son, Rich
ard, In Shelburne,-Mrs. Ralph Miles is
visiting he- father, DR., Edmunds In Bris-
tol.--Mr and Mrs #. G. Andrews and
son, Wells visited his brother Clar.
! enca In Richmond oyer Supday.-Mr an
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HUNTINGTON.

The Baracca Philathea class realize
from their entertainment WEDNESDAY
July about sSo.-Mrs Sarah Sherma
went to Jeffersonville Thursday to visf-
her daughter, Mrs. Gushing, Mr.. and,
Airs John ELLIS OF Somervills, Mass,
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8RIDPORT.

Dr. Campbell has been entertaining his
brother and family from Ohio.-A. S.
Bingham has returned to Cornwall.--Mrs.
c. A Wolcott is recovering from her re-
cent illness.-C ]. Barbour is again car
rying the mail.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM for sale, about 100 acres, rs m.
lumber, lot growing pine, good sugar
orchard, good buildings. r. D., near
school. fine orchard. Price $1,000, part
cash Box 1888, Wilder, VT. 40,w,f
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CORNWALL.

The engagement of Miss Dorothy Bat
ties Of this town to Whitney Kirby Of
Mddlebury was recently announced.
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WANTED.

4 MANUFACTURER OF wooden novel
ties with some trade established wanted
to locate in the Connecticut valley on
the double track line Of the B. & NJ.
where good quality OF white birch
is obtainablo Mt reasonable price
Good shipping and mail facilities, elec-
trio power II desired Apply tJ w. ".
Farr. So North Union street, Burling-
ton. VI. State line manufactured and
price paid for stock 106dSsw.t.
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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 IL words, two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within - con-
secutive months.
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NOTICE.

n. ]. Potwin. Real Estate Dealer. South
Royalton. VI. 2S,wf
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FOR SALE.

THIRTY ACRES STANDING GRASS fo-
sale. Fred Hill. Middlebury. w.
164,6t&w1t
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital,

DIR. J. 4. HUST,
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909. atest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
l06.
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FOR RENT.

A SEVEN ROOM TENEMENT with
garden, fruit. etc.. on the main street
at Westminster Station, VT. good
location for commercial traveller.
Apply to w. v. Farr. S. North Union
street, Burlington, VT us.d&w,u
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Eeights, Mass. Is the guest Of Capt. and
MRS. Charles A. Parker. Miss Taylor
formerly taught school here.
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YOUNG WOMEN wanted to work in o
training school az nurses for the insane.
Address p. O. Box 1l7S, Worcester,
Mass 43w,3m.
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WANT TO SELL II room house. shed,
barn, Y acre land. fruit trees. Maple
St, Stowe. VT. j. A. Stowell. 40,w.f.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-07-16
NEW ROUNDHCUSE
At CAPITAL CITY

A new roundhouse of the latest de-
sign containing, it is said, about fifteen
stalls will be erected by the North
western railway at Madison either this
year or next.
Railroad officials were at Madison
Monday and with Agent FL. Zoelle in
spected number of proposed sites ad-
jacent to the Monona yards. They also
made a general inspection of the station
and yards. In the party were w. A.
Gardner, president; R. H. Ashton,
vice president; W. j. Towne, assistant
general manager; Robert Quale, mas
ter mechanic, and Mr.. Hale, valuation
man.
If the officials decide to builda round
house this year they will make known
their plans in the near future says the
Madison Democrat.
After the new roundhouse has been
erected the present one on South Brear-
ly street will be removed. For a num-
Der of years the building has been un-
able to accommodate all of the engines
which stop there over night.
The above mentioned officials also
visited Baraboo and it is said that when
the roundhouse is constructed at Madi-
son, the bulk of the engine repair work
will probably be done in Baraboo. 1t
is hoped that Baraboo will be made the
passenger division point again, now
that the big engines have been found to
pass safely through the tunnels.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-07-16
CIRCUS PLEASES
YOUNG, AND OLD

1t was circus day and circus crowd
at Portage Tuesday and everybody
was happy. A good part of Baraboo
attended either the morning or even
ing performance of the Worlds Great
est, nearly everyone owning an auto in
this locality making the trip, while
many drove from here to Kilbourn and
went the rest of the way by train,
and still others made the sixteen
mile drive with horse and carriage. The
day was an ideal one and Portage prob
ably never accommodated such vast
throng before and the way the J crowd
was taken care of is a credit to the
city. Preparations had been made so
we'll for the policing of the streets and
the regulation of traffic that there was
very little confusion, while the hotels
and restaurants very capably took care
of the inner man.
1t is twenty years since Ringing
Bros. circus last showed in Portage and
my-what change score of years ago
the official bill poster Of the city states
that he put up several thousand feet of
bill boards on which to display the
flaming posters announcing the coming
of the circus but this year how differ
ent-the mere mention of the fact that
the Worlds Greatest circus was COM
ing to Portage spread like wild fire
over the county and but little billing
was necessary.
And the circus itself-well most of
you have seen it, so why attempt to
describe such stupendous attraction;
suffice it to say that it is bigger and
better than ever, the spectacle of Solo
mon and the Queen of Sheba is magnif-
cent, the clowns the funniest ever, the
trained animals almost human in their
display of intelligence, the acrobats of
the best, and the other performers un-
surpassed in tn cir line At the after
noon performance every seat under the
big white top was occupied, extra
chairs were also provided and some
people contentedly sat upon the
ground to see the big show, so great
was the crowd.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-07-16
OELION MEN
HERE IN COURT

William E. Truman Of Delton, who
was charged with being drunk, while
his name appeared on the posted list,
was given a hearing this morning be-
fore Justice of the Peace III. L. Hal
sted. Two witnesses, F. A. Freeland
and S. S. Squires, testified that they
saw Truman in an intoxicated
condition in Delton on June 13.
He was found guilty and was fined S.
and costs or twenty days on the rock
pile. Justice Halsted then appealed the
case to circuit court and Truman was
released on bail being furnished
Lee Kingsley of DeIton, who was
charged with furnishing liquor to Tru:
man, was given hearing and the case
was dimissed on account of there being
no evidence to convict him of the charge.
He was given severe lecture by JUS
tice Halsted, however, while in court.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-07-16
Republican Mass Convention For
III. n ~
Sank County.

All Republicans, who are in harmony
with the platform adopted by the Re-
oil bile IN State convention at Madison
June 23rd, and who will support that
platform and the candidates nominated
upon that ticket, are hereby requested
to meet at mass meeting at the Court
House in the City of Baraboo on next
Saturday, July 18th at 1I:3O o'clock a.
M, for the purpose of recommending a
candidate for the assembly and to take
such other action as may be desired in
respect to candidates for other offices.
(Signed) Republican Committee.