First Snow Flies Across Northern Vermont Hills
The hills of northern Vermont were white with the season's first snow on Monday morning a week ago. Football has replaced baseball as Middletown Connecticut's popular amusement. In Rochester, 2694 dogs are taxed 2371.50. Murdoch plans to retire from the stage after this season and teach elocution. Dickens expects to earn 100000 dollars from American readings at 2 dollars a ticket. The Prince of Wales at Baden races wore white from hat to boots and smoked a white cigarette. Marriages in Chicago now nearly equal divorces, a hopeful trend.
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