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THE BRATTLEBORO DAILY REFORMER, TUESDAY? OCTOBER 20, 1011.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
6 tints i Una first Insertion ; 2 1-2 cents s line each subsetjuant Inierl'.oi
Cash In Advance. Minimum Charge, 20 cts.
Wanted
WANTED Family
home. 1 1 Organ St
wash in crs
to do
WANTKD
in;.', jobbing,
:;:V-i.
Carpenter work, repuir
F. J). Weld. 'I'hone,
i'.:;-i'js
WAN 'I 1 1 1 -Fine
litiiit'il laundress.
r Office.
laundry work by expe
Address "L," Kcform-
WANTKD Gentlemen
board "hi 1 1 1 i v n t e family
ton street.
to room and
72 Wnshing-'.i.-L!Hr
WANTIiH (ientlcmcti hoarders
Him' o ik i ii ir. A (mIitm conveniences.
At -2 Frost I 'la.-.-. l!t(-20l
ANY iiitcllient person may tarn steady
incm oi i -cspumling for new spapcrs. We
Mirest. sulijfM ts. Experience unnecessary.
I're-'s Corn ponding JJurcau, Washington,
i. c. r.i.'M'js
To Rent
TO RENT Room 215
Elliot street.
185-204
TO KKXT Cosv tenement on High
.street. Edgett 6c' Co. ISfCtf
TO RENT Six room
Place. W. II. Fletcher.
flat.
Horton
171-tf
TO KK.NT
Inquire at 4
Dowu-staira tenement
UiTL-e St. ISU-tf
CALL TO ARMS
IN ENGLAND
Some of The Appeals That
Greet One Everywhere in
London's Streets
TO KK.NT Four and live-room tene
ments. W. G. Doolittle. l!2-tf
TO PENT Pleasant downstairs tene
ment. Inquire 3 Locust St. KJG-tf
TO L'ENT Tenement at 50 Chest
nut St.. $2 per week. O. T. Ware. 149-tf
SOME SAY COUNTRY
IS NOT HALF ROUSED
For Sale
FOK SALE Sand, gravel and loam.
II. G. Clark.
ao-tf
KOI! SALE
II. C. Clark.
-I'igs and light shouts.
ls-190
FOIt SA1.K
F. A. I. a i row.
-All kinds of dry
wood
i:;t-tf
I OK SALE 1 i emptv barrels. Tel.
K. K. Mather. lHo-tf
ioi: sau:
ter S. I'ratt.
lew
hone
lioie
pigs. Wal
FOR SALE Steel range, inquire of
S: II. Yrnw, 'I 'hone 2::C-K. lS2-tf
FOU SA LK Furniture anil Pannes,
new and second-hand, at J. I. Dunton's.
TO PKN'T Tenement, 37.5 Western
Ave. AY. E. Bartlett. Tel. 3SG-M.
1S7-198
TO KENT- Two connecting rooms,
'as and bath, at 10! High street.
l!iu-200
And That When England Is Fully
Awakened to the Danger the Islands
Will Be an Armed Camp Recruits
Are Very Young.
TO PENT Tenement at ! Highland
Street. .Jerome Amidon, 137 Western
Ave. 191-190
FOK SALE Two story house ami
barn. Corner of Chestnut and Locust
street-'. l'.HM't
TO PENT Tenement on Sprin
street. Inquire of W. D. Smith, 4 El
liot St. 109-tf
TO PENT or FOB SALE Singer
sewiii" machines; also supplies. L. H.
Barber. 149-tf
FOIt SALE Hard and soft wood
dab, prompt delierv. llolden & Mar
tin. " 119-tf
I i: SALE hie
nicely matched and
plume l'.)7.
p.kir Mot'!
jXmid woil
an
,el
horses,
. Tele-1IIIH'
I'OU SALE--Dry hard wood, split
or in chunks. Tel. 101-Y. If. L. I'ol-li.-a.
town. l!i('-20l
FOU SALE Winchester repeating
shot ;nn. In good condition. Call at
2i:: Elliot street. l'.Ui-tf
FOU SALE- Several h'lo de Island
red pullets nboiit reudv to lav. Inquire
of II. L. March. ' 197 1 1"
FOU SALE F.lack mare, Mod
pounds, sound, good driver and worker.
John C. Laker. Tel. li.'i'i. lS;ti'
i n
for cash
I'efoi nier.
Model 2M FOX visible
first class eond it ion.
sale.
Address,
12!-tt
FOU" SAL
typewriter,
Price right
FOX, .are
lull SALE (Quartered oak tables,
lioi.k e,ii s, ehilToiiieres, and other house
hold I'm nit ure in prime condition. Also
doius, windows and secondhand building
material, inquire 7 Oak St. C. Dutton.
ISOtf
TO
ini'iit,
of 1.
WENT Oct. 1". downstairs tene
li rooms, at 87 Green St. Inquire
C. Crosier. lo-tt
TO WENT Small house on Western
ivenue. Inuuire of W. D. Smith. 4
Ell
lot
195-tf
TO KENT Tenement, nearly new
(i rooms, all modern improvements. In
ut Is Washington .M., r.
qui re
Cool'
is;-tt
TO PENT Large furnished front
room. Suitable for two. Electric lights
and use of bath. Inquire at lo3 Main
street. 2-tf
TO KENT Downstairs tenement
seven room-;. modern improvements
hot water hent. C. P. Lamsoii. 4
Washington St. 19i-tf
TO PENT Modern house at 7
Can:-. I stre-t. Suitable for 1 or 2 tent
ineiits; !1 rooms, 2 bath looms. Two
families who wish to live together could
be suited with this location. Edgeft
iV. Co. lMtt
I iU SALE
Lai bed Ire, am
kinds of wagons
prcsi, hacks, oik
line engine, never used but
one new tuo hotse low-down
veiv nice: one second haml s
- Three kinds of routine.
1 woven wile fences. All
, dump cart, surreys, ex-
heavy truck. -hp. un-o-
twn months,
spring trui k,
ring truck in
liape
CI
lill'le:
Mine
PMtf
MANY MEN AND WOMEN
iih-oiius are not lnakiu;
for that t i me vv hen t hoi r
ity will wane or cease-.
Insurance saves money
a ny
a i n
Mi
nn
w i I 1 1 l:ooi I
pi o vis ion
ing cap" c
t low me nt
piotrcts those who need care mean
w hile. National Lite I ns. Co.. ut t.
(Mutual.) EARLE S. KINSLEY,
General Agent, Rutland, Vt
T IIKNT ( hie extra nice 7-ronin tern
nient. ground tloof, nice location, pmil to
doctor to have oliice in same. Modern
new furnace. Jour minutes walk limn
los-i oince. t 'lie -rooin upstairs leneue in
ill up to-date. One 4 loom tenement, uj
to-i ate. all t III li Islleii . One tenement ill
k. ne ii loom cottage. Ch.uh
Mm
IT.
191 tf
William F. Co
tleboro, who is
war correspondent
ins, formerly of Prat
ibroad as the siiecia
of the Newark, X
evening .News, nas returned to Lull
i . - i ...
(ion alter extensive traveliiiL' in der
manv, .ustria. iieimuin and oltier
ountries. lie was in Antwerp some
lime, leaving that city only a few days
before the white flair was raised. His
t :.. i i i I
lO I'll in: )" on. miiii;., .Mill iieriiaps
this is the incst important, there are
the recruits. These are the men who
have answered the appeal; who, for
one reason or another, have decided to
leave their country.
Recruits Young and Ernest.
Though the age limit has been ex
tended, the recruits give the impres
sion of beinir voting some are verv
young but the majority are well fit
to be soldiers. lhev go through their
exercises manfully; the quickstep, the
setting-up and all the rest. They are
in earnest, too. It is England for them.
Possibly they grasp the meaning of
Kipling's line. "Who dies if England
ives? " Whether they do or not, they
are living it. l ney tio not Know wheth
er they will be sent to northern France,
to Belgium or some. English coast town.
No matter; they are for the war, an
they have presented themselves in reply
to the King's and Lord Kitchener's
call.
And this call has been heeded not
only in London, but everywhere. Some
how one is more impressed with the re
sponse in the little places than the big
cities. The city is s() immense; it can
spare men. The little town or village
may give all the men it has. Also it
may give to the recruits all it can. In
one town outside London this is mani
fest. On each door has bt en chalked the
number of recruits that the military
authorities "nave decided the house will
accommodate. There is no question to
the a'cominoilation or provision. It is
Special Notices
CANING CHAIRS, light carpenter
ing. G. W. Hudson, 1 Spring St.
19o-2(m;'
CHIPOI'ODY and Shampoo parlors.
Mrs. E. P. Bailey, 117 Main St. 'Phone.
53-tf
SWITCHES, pompadours; combings
made up to order. Mrs. E. 1'. Bailey,
117 Main Street. "tf-tf
SEWING Machine Needles nnd sup
plies for all makes of machines at .1.
li. Dunton's. It! Flat street.
OFFICES TO LET
On second and third floors of Ullery
Building. Several large, light, steam
healed offices with private offices. Al
so three floors in Ullery Building An
nex, Buitable for manufacturing, shop,
e'e J. O. ULLERY. Brattleboro.
25.00 GA
buys a $40 Diamond Electric Vacuum
Cleaner that lias been used in our of
fice a few times, but is as good as
new and warranted same as new.
A BARGAIN
Tha Vermont Printing Company "
American Annex
LOST Friday night, probably on
street car or on High street, large oval,
hand painted pin. Reward if left at
The Peformer cilice. 197-199
sn
BULBS
Bulbs for Winter Blooming
Bulbs for Spring Flowers
Bulbs of All Kinds
They are extra good this year.
Now is the time to plant or
start them.
HOPKINS, The Florist
157 MAIN STREET
Clear Policies
REASONABLE RATES
General
Insurance
Agency
GEO. M. CLAY
BANK BLOCK. BRATTLEBORO. VT
SCOTT FARM
XL 0. TENNEY, Manager.
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP
SANITARY CUTTER
Visitors Always Welcome. Tel. 227-Y
CARL F. CAIN
.MICH ITECTFK L D r an g h t i n g.
House and bungalow plans on hand.
Special attention given to detail work.
Charles E. Barrie. 117 Main St. I'.O-tf
n picture of conditions in London
lormed an lnteiestin feature in The
News of Oct. 12. His article, written
under date of Sept. .'n, was ns follows:
Over Trafalgar sipiare a great cop
ery colored airship one of Rritain's
finest military aircraft is hoveriii".
rim streets in the brilliant autumn
-.uiisiiine carries out at almost every
turn the suggestion of war. Over
there are marcbiui; some companies of
oldit rs headed tor a station to depart
or nuithein France.
Mixing with the clouds on the side
walks are, too, manv so t iers oT dutv
ii" me moment Kilted 1 1 1 e n la ml els.
businesslike individuals in khaki, occa-
ionally an imposing personage in a
hako. Go along a little way until yon
come to a par;; and bemud the iron
ratings aie recruits drilling.
One does not get very far before'
seeing a recruiting oince. Even the'
taxis contiibute to the military atmo
sphere, for on the wind-shield of tach
is a red-lettered sign urging enlist
ment. Ix.mdon in war time during the
lay. at any rate, on a sunshiny day
at that is lively iimigh and interest
ing enough. At night wtd I. it is also
interesting, but that is ipiite a tiilVeient
story.
England Relics on Popular Support.
Tin- London streets induatc not
only that England has euteied upon the
business of war. but also, t o a huge
extent, the way the business is being
carried on. lieu . e blent ly, 'there i--relianco
on popular support of't-ne war
tor England's v-iy life. Thnt this
support is noing accoriieii lullv ami
freely is the story the street tell.
The empire as a whole is bending
every energy to the ctiishin-j of the
enemy, and Loudon, the empire's cen
ter, is naturally the center of provi
sional ellort. l ne !:,te ot tie1 ai'iiie,!,
effort is written in the records of bat
tles by laud and sea; in liritain's cap
ital there is a record of another sort:
the record of the training, the a-x-rm-
1 l :. . l. . i : .... i -
iiiing, i i ispa i c in ng- oi troops, ol
the providing ot' munitions of war, hos
pital supplies, too. I and nil the other
accompaniments of a lighting force.
England's first dependence was, of
course, on her army and navy: her
second is on her eitixens. Lord Kitch
ener has appealed to Englishmen to
uphold the colors; there is not a nook
or corner of the Lritish Isles that has
not felt the thrill of his appeal, and, it
may safely be added, there is no Eng
lishman who does not reaii,-.e its neces
sity.
(rent Britain and the colonies are
allying; there can be no doubt of it.
ke.l
foi
ls the
some
Hut ;it
place-.
the rule that more than are a
are readily looked after. This
tale to mention the town of
sham, an ancitnr coaching illag
2' miles from the metropolis,
can be duplicated in numberless
Finances Well in Hand.
Business is v i v quiet here. There
is talk of the extension of Ihe mora
toliiim. which extension may bt
well. liut Creat Eritain has its finan
cial ali'aiis well in hand. There is no
hick of piovisionK and prices for food
are not much higher than ordinarily.
As to this, the ame story is told here
as elsewhere in Europe. At the begin
ning ot tiie war mere was ;i snaip ad
vance, then a drop and a subsequent
slow r';s-. Tiu authorities a re insist
ing on the maximum price requirements
being kept. Woe to the tradesman who
t ra nsgresses.
London in war tiuits is most im
pressive bv n'mht. When even fails
it seems to the imaginative as if there
has been almost a return to the London
of the Middle Ages. The town prac
tically is darkened, in many streets
save for the tinkering of an occasion
al lamp, tht ft is absolute blackness.
Even in the main circuses (squares)
and thoroughfares darkness is the rule,
for the lights are few and far between
and such places as have their windows
illuminated ' must have 'the awnings
down. The ele -trie street lamps have
umbrella like rnvo's, for to an airship
of the enemy the town mast me myste
rious and puzzling.
TEMPEST IN CAUCUSES.
(Continued from Page 1.)
justices of the peace, anil it was so or
dered.
Mr. (iibson then said that it had been
customary for the llopubhcans and Demo
crats to make up the justice ticket and
that two years ago the Progressives were
shut out. He said that the Democrats
favored giving the Progressives fair rep
resentation this vear, but that the Repub
licans were determined to shut them out
again, and he told of conversation which
he had had on the subject with members
of the Democratic and Republican town
committees. He suggested that a com
mittee of three, to consist of Dr. Thomas
Rico, J. !. Stafford and Henry W. Si
monds. be appointed to confer with the
Republicans and Democrats to see what
representation the Progressives could se
cure on the justice ticket. The committee
as suggested bv Mr. (iibson was appoint
ed, ami it was then voted not to transact j
any other business until the committee j
had reported. A part of the time was
taken .up by Mr. (Iibson in reading the
Progressive state platform and in com
menting upon certain phases of the judi
ciary of the state.
There was a long wait before the com
mittee returned, and it was suggested
that the committee had become lost and
that another should be appointed to see
if it, could be located. Finally they re
turned and Dr. Rice reported that the
Democrats appointed a committee of five
and the Republicans a committee of three
and thai me inree commiiiecs went, nun
conference without success. He s-iid the
Democrats wei e willimr to allow them to
name live justices, but that the Republi
cans would not consent to their naming
even two.
Gibson Names Justices.
Mr. Cibson then arose and said it was
apparent that a part '" the Democratic
paity vias simply an aim of the old Re
publican machine. .lust what he predi
cated his lemark upon was not apparent.
"The Repubiitans have their feet in
the trough and refuse to get out, as-ei ted
Mr. (Iibson, "and 1 propose to name a
list and put them out." When the com
mittees report had been accepted Mr.
the saitl list of justices.
of 1 Progressives and
as follows: E. C. Crosby,
M. J. Moran. W. A
. I). Riper, 11. Ii. Hans. F.
A. R.ovdcn. E. H. Daven
:ett. 11. E. Shipnian, .1. L.
lirigs. ..1. L. Stoekvv.il
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
TOLITICAL ADVERTISING.
(iibson named
which consisted
five Democrats.
Dana Stafford,
shuniwav, A. V
II. Howard. C.
port. S. W. Fak
ll.an.-v, R. 11.
(JiaT't Searchlights, of course,
uie-easingly about over the city,
are alvavs looking looking for
nr.iv come.
ii is an eery expedience to get
a Loudon bus ani
streets at night,
dark and no misfa
l nut
It is
ke.
t hi ouj
touring
Play
They
what
at"!'
th'e
the
BROUGHT MARKET AND
CUSTOMER TOGETHER
New Type of Service Developing from
Organization of Windham Coun
ty Agricultural Association.
HAIRCULTURE, shampooing, scalp
treatment, facial massage; baldness
treated effectually. Flora M. Kavan
augh, !( American Bhlg. Tel. GOo-W.
or 3IJG-W. 71tf
HAYINC opened a shop in the barn
formerly used by Howard & Yearly, I
am prepared to do horseshoeing, forg
ing and all kinds of jobbing. Drills,
picks, axes and chisels a specialty.
F. M. Connarn. liKklli1.!'
LOST Tuesday
lark overcoat, on
(i, returning via
western avenue.
iblv rewarded if
ice. Leon F. Mix-
afternoon, Oct. I.'k
trip to district No.
Orchard street and
Finder will be suit
left at the post of-
er. P.-in7
NOTICE P.ring ."0 P,. T. P.abbitt's
Trade-Marks to A. F. Roberts & Co.'s
Crockery Store, Pratt leboro, Vt., for a
beautiful, eight-piece, Nucut Glass Tuin-
iler Set. Trade-Marks are good from any
P.abbitt's products Write P. T. Rabbit t.
11 Rroadvvav, New York, for catalog ami
other premiums. 17-"i-l!J!
The Place to Eat
You can (ret
Large or Small Steaks, Chops,
Lobsters, Salads, etc.
REGULAR MEALS
Breakfast 25c. Dinner 35c. Supper 25c
REGULAR TURKEY OR CHICKEN
DINNER EVERY SUNDAY. 35c
Our Pastry is positively all home-made.
Hoadley's Cafe'
MAIN ST.
and F. W. Oibson. This ticket was nomi
nated by a unanimous vote.
Article 1 was then taken up, which was
to nominate a candidate for lepresenta-
tive. and .fohn L. Johnson promptly nomi
nated I-.. v . Cibson. I he nomination
was seconded by John J. t bine, but bt
t'oie the chairman could put the motion
Mr. 1 iibson said one of the eonfcienee
committ'-i- suggested that action be lc-
i idled a few minutes uniii the Demo-
ciatic caucus was heaid lioni, as it was
nililel stootl that the Deuce i .tts Were to
send a coianntlee to see what 'oiisideia
t ion would be given them on the town
I epit sent alive ii!ext ion. and the sntrges
t ion was adopted. Evidently the wires
not crossed somewhere, because while the
Democrat- did -end a committee it was
not to di-cn-s the town I euesentat iv e
Ues!ion but Pi lix up a justice ticket.
hen tiie committee of Demociats came
in M. J. Moi an lepoitetl their ei rand and
Oihson moved that the vote nomiuat
the l." candidates for justices of the
e be rescinded, and all p.iekly fell in
It was voted to have the old com
ic Rite, Nt.-iii'ord and Siumnds -eon-vviiii
ihe Deinociatie visitors about
i s. J bile that was goim; on lueie
mm e or h -s discussion by groups of
would be wise to
nominee for town
repi esentat ive. information having eoiue j
that the nominee vvas Arthur I". Robe!'.-,
Later developments indicated that it w.esj
not considered wise to do so, at least in J
s which is de-."!"'"
which is bound I Crosby Gets Nomination.
iirganization of j The conference over. Dr. Diet
of conn- tor the conferees that a ticket
the fob. bail been agreed upon, and he
ty,
tale Ticket
will you support?
Mr. Prouty, you are asking for tlio votes of the
PROGRESSIVES.
Mr. Prouty, you are asking for the votes of the
PROHIBITIONISTS.
Mr. Prouty, you arc asking for the votes of the
DEMOCRATS.
Mr. Prouty, you are asking for the votes of the
REPUBLICANS under the guise of non
partisanship. You are asking the support of all these parties in
your candidacy for the United States Senate.
Which State Ticket do. you support?
PROGRESSIVES supporting their own state ticket
ask you this question.
PROHIBITIONISTS supporting their own stale
ticket ask you this question.
DEMOCRATS supporting their own slate ticket
ask you this question.
And, farther, do you believe in party
government and party responsibility?
If you are at all delicate about answering these
queries put to you by the Progressives, the Pro
hibitionists and the Democrats, will you not
then make your reply to the Republican Slate
Committee, which now and here asks you these
same questions ?
".iff 1
Mr.
imr
pt a.
bile
mil ;
ter
'ju-l
was
v otei s a- to whether it
einloi-e the Deniociafie
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
Montpelier, Vermont
October 0, 1011.
Canada is sendinc. no-ii
Indian troops already
The sa me -toi v is tt hi
lyin part of the empire.
has called her i hild ren to
summons has brooked no
Call to Arms a Necessity.
To those at home the
more insistent, has bci n
ter of necessity. Ships
and food; I he
are in France,
of every out-
A line of usefulnt
velojin.g slowlv, but
to res-alt from the
counties and the employment
ty agents, is illustrated by
lowing incident: the following names, live of whom are I'ro-
The Windham County association m civi s. fiv e are Dem mats and five are
recently received from the Hampden ' Republican : C. A. Hoyden. Dana Stai
countv leio-ue, Spi iuglield, Mass., a f.ntl. A. F. Sehvvenk, M. J. Moran. E. C.
report
f justice
repoi te
1 !
The
her,
delav,
mot her
and flu
etter jnuinii; if one to- two carloads
cows or spiineeis could be pur
in this county. Copies of the
were piomptly m. tiled to cow
I o i 1. 1
cllUsei
let ter
Cn
isl.V,
W.
w.
F,h
R.
tt.
Daley,
F. D.
W
1..
A.
Stow
mat-
bri ii l;
Kun-
ii i-ii-
of
a r in
fer Kill":
I. very nt nianJ
FERRYBOAT WRECKED.
Ran on a Ledge Near Portsmouth, N.
II., Last Night.
PORTSMOUTH. X. 1L, Oct. SO
Tho ferryboat Alice Howard, belong
ing to the Atlantic Shore Line rail
way and plying between this city and
Kittery, Ie., ran on a ledge off Clark's
island late last night and at dawn to
day was completely out of water. It is
believed that the steamer is badlv
call, if not I
more a
must
men from the -even seas. The
Iisluuan. the Scotchman or tin
man is at hand. lit re are sonu
London's appeals to her own:
''Young men of London! Your King
and country needs you. .luin ihe nimv
today."'
" England expects every man to do
his duty and join the army today."
"A call to arms enlistment for the
wa r only. ' '
"Do not hesitate. To
and country."
' ' Rally round 1 he flag.
wanted.
"Answer the call of your King.
Lads of desk and wheel and loom,
Noble, trailer, squire and groom.
Come when the bugles of England
play,
Over the hills and far away."
Such are Ihe appeals that greet one
everywhere. . in. London. The reply is
made in" tie.r?!uiting (daces; in every
place in Rritain's capital where raw
men are being whipped into shape; in
the great country towns where the
Territorials are being quartered, in the
great ramps at Aldershot, and other
places from -which men art being dis
patched to the points where they are
most needed.
England Not Half Roused.
.Some- men say and they are men
who should know what they are saying
that England is, as yet, not half
aroused. If this is true, when England
is -fully awakened to the danger, the
islatuls will be an armed camp. War
is the business now. It may very like
ly be that war will be so engrossing
a business that all else will be forgot
ten. '
Certain it is that responsible Eng
land knows what it is meeting and
what, in probability, it may have to
meet, There is absolute certainty that
there wilt appear on the emergency
all that will be required
Meanwhile London is holding itself
quietlv. One may have laughed oft-
men in various parts
that if the cows a"
owners are brought in
:. market.
This is a fv.e of service that
county is ready to render anyone
anytime.
cou nty so bi
of the
available their
direct touch with
i univv a v.
, 11. IV
, Hans. E. W. Oihson. R. C. R.t. on. E. II.
i Davenport. II. E. Sliipman ami Kittiodia'
This list was phicetl in iiomina
a unanimous vote.
brings us back to the
repre-enta-
km'
t ion by
I his
live iiuestion, slated I hairiuan lio-py
1 he ( whereupon Mr. (iibson took the lloor. lie
saul it pleased him to nominate a candi
date, although it was somewhat embarras
sing under the circumstances, lie wanted
to name a man who had been willing to
make every sacrifice necossary for the
;ood of the paity, although if he were
nominated it would weaken Ike state
ticket. He then placed before the caucus
who was
Too Dog-Goned Extravagant.
( netiuingtoti Runner. )
The Rrnttlehoro baseball association
finds itself ll."7 in debt. The team
this vear cost -'l'i0l more than the! the name of Edward C. Crosby
ect ipts. It is the same story every-1 nominated unanimously.
where. The federaF'gov eminent s Mr. Crosby said the development was
travagance has compelled the assess-j something of a surprise to him, and he
nient of a hundred millions of special 1 1 hanked the voters for the expression ot
taxes, the state of Vermont is faring confidence. Mr. (Iibson offered it re-ohi-
a ilehcit ot i.ai.Noo, i ne liratticnoro tion 10 me euet i inai ine town commum
baseball crowd is bankrupt, and Ren-
nington is building ;ui enlarged poor
house. We are all too tlog-goned
extravagant.
U empowered to fill any vat antics thai
miyht occur in. the list of nominations,
and it was so voted,- after which the cau
cus was adjoin ned, at 10.'' o'clock.
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