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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
AZ YEARS
BEFORE THE PUBLIC.

DEEMS SOUTHERN HEpATlC PILLS maae
am sod by the dircovercr, that OLD long hio"n a "
well.Iried remedy for bn- dsGa y III al The
symptoms Of Consumption, In $50 me pstv,a,.ii
was reduced 10 mere skeleton, and was pr,nourn W.,
by three u the most skilinl physicians o one ro
largest cities, TO be in an advanced stasc "i WI,
sumption and b, yond cure. He then begun 70 ~
exI crimrnts on himself, and after many Efforts w,
covered by the help nn lndlni ihr rti'y WIN" M.
wrought IN him u perfect cure. ne u nov ~ en
18th year Of hs aye ana al lhis ADVANCED s'nGu ,
life retains al excellent constitution. ~ " .ea'
iiineraing IN the ministry, he has s,ei ,le t""m
thousand persons who were given ny To ulv ~ WI
sumption ns beyond cnfe dragging ON lhls'lau.
,x-tence, not showing what alei them ihry WI, WIZ
cured by these nepaiic l'ills, and Afterwards ch''u
The most perfect health. ., i,h
There Is In these ri Is peculiar combination wllh
an article which has probably never W'oi pH n.a
used ~ medicine. They ure highly slfrne,htnnH,
aud mild in their NC ion on the bowels III W. s p''p
uratiun Of these very superior and excellent lls ~
c ,st or trouble Is spared 10 insure the greatest pn
hle gree Of perfection. Ia point OF htliy' INN NM
lence mud comfort; the advantage ~ 'n',e in,s'
therefore, II that cure must 10 radical niu N nh
lce. without the Necessity Of Incorporating s"j IN
drugs into our Pills Us u break down me f.s't ,
one mart To remove the disease in anotier, hhu e'e
the patient to groan under worse disease an IN
tof'r Where these Pill are known, c-pcc ns} NJ. n
the Southern States, whe-e they have neeh Ms.u ~
extensively, they need 10 rrCnmin' iia'l " na.
me Its ~ well known by Their results & i"is
given them reputation that ms brnhsI, ,v" h Al
great demand. They are thtreiH'c utsihru 49, s'sI
no distant day the only remedy recognized nu nsul
BY the people where bilious diseases ar 20 rsNae,
They can be sent To any point IN the uui''u '''''
by mail or express. .a.n mar
PnIur0For one Box rs cents; boz. SsMi l nan
Gross. si6 ine Gross els Three Gross s'o; fN W.
Grass, $50. TIE casi must either accompany IL u Or
der for tne Medicine or II will he sent {. o. u. VI
Il RI should be addressed to ,.r nj.
q. W. DEEMS No 2S SOuTn CAinous sThtt, ,i 's A.
,iMoHK, Mn, where they will be promptly ~
tended to. =, u,,,,slrf
For these medicines call ON ID. & sh1e ,lN,
Il. Mclmall l.. NJ England 4 son, b. brll'en'iis r,v
Co.. Wilmington, Del, aud all rspec'aS' i'
rists everywhere. .i,l, friend
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07
FURNITURE! FURNITURE !
l.: S. TAYLOR

l.: S. TAYLOR
/-1yc'-2 Would announce to the public that he has
s-E~ Constantly on hand ut his warcrOonis at the
EfaN W. COR. THIRD s. sIIIpLEY SITS,
In the
city of wilmington,
large assortment Of furniture of every variety and
STYLE CONSISTING of isedsteads, Bureaus, Sofas
Chairs, Tables. Mattresses, and other goods in great
variety.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
paid 10 undertaking In all its various branches
Hearses aud carriages furnished and attended by
careful attendants at all times. jan3O-ly-w
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19

FoWHfy Cn,.s7.

Hos. GENd. Il. STEELE, Judge.
siru. +. il. 'NKiU>lEE. - Tu,i.,.s
lion. i'EIEH ct { HANAN.
No. -. .J,a N.c.s.tr rs L.. l=o Gieea.
hreSpaS, a.d h.r,r. The pin. alleges that
lhc del't. -c;I.I and -oid - certain gray
horse in Malch. 1871. Deft. does not de-
ny this. hun Qualities the taking on the
ground ina; a. an officer he had right To
10 50. bert. was a school district rOllcc-
tor and highway surveyor in the town OF
said town. a. he say>. unlawfully. His
wife on the Isl OF April was boarding in
Danville: ne was carrying on sugar
place in Waterford. The question submit
ted to jury was, In which town did pl'tf.
make his principal rc>idcnce:' The YER
diet was given for dei't to recover his
costs. Pierce and .. :. Burke for pin. ::
Ross and Stoddard for deft.
/ No. a. ReuJen U'akeie}d IS E. p. Far
man and otlterS;: trrSpGSS. Pm. alleges
that Dec. 9TH, l>GG, Willie trying to get
possession OF 4 horse then in DIR. Fair
mans barn in Wolcott. the defendants
made an assault upon him and beat him
with boards and clubs till he was obliged
to leave said barn. Pm. was constable
of the town of Hardwick. and was ell
deavorinm to attach said horse on 4 writ
i'm favor of G. II. Eaton. Deft. SAYS that
the horse was the joint property of Svlves-
ter Eaton. father Of G. H., and the defend
ants. Det-ts. and Sylvester Eaton were in
lawsuit. 'Horse had been kept in the
barn of C. H.. but was taken thereirom bv
def-ts. in evening. Det-ts. say they offer
ed to turn out money. bonds or other pro-
perty to pl'if.. but he refused them all and
was bound to take the morse. Verdict fol
pln tor $500. Bartlett. Hathaway anC
Burke; Prentiss and Redfield.
No. 20. Stelrart HarUey ct ais IS Dun
c1n Hdrrey: ejectmem. Stewart and the
det't with five others own store in Peach
am. Stewart and det't. had some trouble
The former saying his brother misuseC
him. and det't. saying that Stewart talkeC
protauelv and abusively in the store
Def't says he never claimed to own the
store exclusively. Verdict in five minutes
Tor det't. j. ID. Stoddard; Davis.
No. 81. Sumner Hart1ceU rs Torn Q
.Ne,raTk; dsSumpstt. The pl'tf. claims
bounty of $500 from det't. town. But a
he had enlisted some four or five month
before the IOWA had raised any bounty
the Court pro torma ordered a verdict 70
delft. Bartlett, Beldeu; Brown. Cahoons
Redtield.
No. IO4. Ezra Shorey as colby. Gay {
= Co.; assuD.ps;t. Pin. exchanged horse
[ with defts.. letting Them have larg
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19


Our reasons and trust justification for calling
the public attention to MOTHER BuLEY's QUIETISG
sYEUP furnished by the frequency and fatality Of
the diseases of infancy and childhood so alarming and
the deceases, that child IN three dies be-
fore the nth year, These facts afford conclusive argu
ment for enforci mother the mportlAce of u-ing
a remedy, (Which contains no Nurphine Poisonous
Drug and never fails when timely used. To effect
cure L, greatly assist the child through the month.
Of teething aIlays all pain, reduces inflammation, cor
rects acidty the stomach and fs regulate
the bowels; makes sick End vcnk children strong and
healthy, produces natural slCp for tn Child thereby
affording rest to the mother For GUNNER complaints
dysenterv and diIrreoea 1t his no equal For wind
collie. commissions, gripping, &c. it fails to give
immediate relief
MOTHER BAILEY oCIErISe SYRUP, for Children i.
an original IneGicine well estabii-hed therefore Use nc
Other and YOU -re sife. Tor sile by al druggist,
| and dealers il medicine
A RICHARDS, New London Conn.
tDay2U69 Agent for the Up.teI sistes
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hours the bell tolled three times. and the
ages counted up 22l,-reSpectively, 20. -.
and &c. On Friday the funeral of one Mr..
FOrbush) was attended by Rev. Mr.. Bout
well. On Saturday. at 10. Mrs. Kinrer-
son was carried to the grave, and at -
Mrs. McClary's remains were laid be side
those of her husband. a short sermon
was preached in the first instance from
John II :2527 and in the last from Ps.
50: s, by Rev. Mr.. Fisk. Rev. Mr.. Bout
well assisting in the exercises.
This day was the 25th anniversary of
the marriage of |. l.. McClary. Esq. and
Silver wedding had been planned, which
brought together the whole family. and
many friends besides. In consequence Of
the death of the mother, much that was
proposed was omitted. There was piano
covered with silver presents. Two poems
Were read. and remarks made by Reys
Fisk and Boutwell,: prayer offered by the
former: the DoXolOgy heartily sung by
the company. and the Mosaic benediction
pronounced over those who - years ago
were made one. The guests who were
present were treated to delicious refresh
mentS. and all telt that the subduing of
the joy only added to the real interest of
the occasion. The poems are >ubjoined:
BY MISS ANNA NJ. sorrHw"ETn, NRpF"Rp, MASS
Fairy be..- are softly swinging
In the quiet uImcr air,
Sweetest blossoms June is bringing
To make vorli nor fair.
lear friend, what .lrilI rive to the
ou this happy -tll dey?
shall it be pearls from deepest sea,
Where III, uermsId- hide sway:
on rive. wrought With nic,-t art
FOR TIL -.Iver ,yeddiu.. night
hes, ii prompted hy the hrrr,,
wa. t. pleasing: in Your -i.'h,.
H.r more t'ru p-til= or silver fair
Is 'ro !aN" OF t-urrt friends,
lou, from your rlGd hearts could pplrc
AL TIE b'ish:u,-- Fl. ad-.ip leu!=.
50 love -. % lee n. ,i.,. Tonight
rom YOU i.icnds ami children der,
May it make the coming ycars a bright
\. the silver p trsiing here.
Twenty-Five YEAR asn today
Gol'z =rr' ant Pronounced you .,..:
rA.elds golden, some black or gray
Fleeing yea for You have spun.
Bat Cod love ir seen in them al.
Ia the DARK the gnt;
FRIENDS have left you hear NJ His call,
ct yoo know lie doctA right
Fen thoaSh tom ct ,.r. forra= You tni--
Let 10 tral-drop i'm yuur eve:
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E,rf L0c"'S.
,.-rr briet visit at home. Judge Pc
.rurnrd to Washington on Wednes-
ann meeting will hegiu August 20,
......,mp grounds near the station AT
.3.ny.u~.
..-uarrh received this morning.
.- .na ,ai intelligence to many hearts.
Mis-. nc". ". Butler Of Portsmouth.
..- rapidIy. aud apparently near
.... -. she diedEat nine O'Clock.
l..,. u.-t mot weather OF Ghr season
... .,tr jhil section the present week.
lay va. exceedingly oppressive,
.... ...ur, rcachiug from 30 to loo. in
..al,. according 10 locality. 1t en-
nI., a growing time.
.v Hosmrr, an employe of Mcs>r>.
-a.a-. cut bad cash in his foot with
-- au Thursday of last week. The
blood was .tauuched with diff
-. but we believe he is nov doing well.
Harvey Powers. 4 young man en-
.,.I AT Nolrisville. had his hand badly
..ted bv circular saw some days
. II i believed he will obtain the
80 Of it again.
There are to be- balls the evening oil
81. g.. Of July. at Willoughby Lake House
p. tue West Concord House.
-Wr.hink We mentioned few weeks
...r.a. Mr. Bingham's soda fountain was
t"a running order. But it has beeu
...E utterly inadequate for this hot
....,.rt. aud Randall u Son. druggists on
l. .uai street have put in one of Morse :
,gn CONTAINS. and are continually dis
.....-r tine cooling beverage to the thirsty
aIr.
The general conference OF Con@rcEa-
"a. churches for this STATE is in session
place when we go to press. There
~tf..I attendance from abroad. aud the
< Church has been we'll filled al ev-
..~s:uu. Al the communion service
tine discussion upon amusements last
ming. the house was filled. together
a the aislcs and lobby. The spirit o
meetings. has been earnest. the discus
> spirited ard practical. and all the
..-.u- harmonious. We can give no re-
1T the meetings this week. but may
.rhcr paper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19
Last Hen .StOrU.

hen at the residence "l y. Laughlin
ate. laid an egg measuring ~ III. on
-. AID 81 the other. containing ) Yolks
Every day she lays one egT.
By. one dav she laid three.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19

DEATHS.
Births, Marriages and Death inserted FsUE Cbitua-
.iSs, nclud n poetry, SENT, 4 line.
y Portland, june ;, Mr. Elm ". Newell. aged 30
year----son Of lion c. G. Newell Of last Burke.
At NORTH DInyille, June ., Mary Ann Redwood wife
4 samuel Redwood aged 4. Years
A, Ie:chlm, June /, Mrs. Eleanor F. tEichard-on,
Nift John H. Emerson. aged :" years.
IN Charrst,u, Iuay Mary jane dau shteI OF Chas
and Mary INN llsmlcy, aged 10 years
In Sh .r.u, Wisconsin, Susan \. Shattuck, daughter
Of Ia irs aud Iudal lSurith) shattuek, formerly Of
Dan, lille, -ged - years.
In Cabot. 4, Sarah, wife of Chsuncey D. Good
ale, aged u year..
OBITUARY.
1t ST. Johasbury Centre June l., Mrs Julia Warner
Frost, sgrd 81 years.
She lived remote from Travelled wsy---in the midst of
broad, open fell On the hilltop, overlooking many
ylllay nd dir ant InDLuttiu raucs And she lived
IA spirit ot too remOtc from 'idcs # daily ft
any Of her warm ami ar reaching -ympahics, yet al
holding commanding place in the service OF her
sIyioar, looking the -cu-,- horizon into that
ucte. country which she declared plainly che Fought
CspLl ot g.ac.u thr ishe. circles she yet never
tsied t. .mcnt the retired lott which Provi-
dence lad snei her, being of all Jealous to I'D
tho doctrine of God her saviour. Aud this ishe did
unto the end, through =eIduzt faith, charity, sound
Judgment and devotion OF soul everything good Az
for er he desired nothing letter than the last 10 be-
hold dis lace, whom she loved, satisfied TO awake in
His Likeness.
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HE, CALIFORNIAN.
local AND STATE ITEMS.
--..ul-r.A. VI rRIDAN. LrNE 10. 1ss.

.-I>-HCEN, VI, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1855.
.., .ul,.,vor to make the Csledonian valuable for
= ..u-: aud or friends in Caledonia, Essex
.r. counties VIII confer great favor US
..,.-, mat.r rally to the interest of the paper by
local iteui- in a brief, legible form.
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Ifycgdte,

AA3' SN'''
The people OF this town. although most
" Scotch. can sometimes do thing with
expedition. Last Monday the L. Il. con-
rregation met tor religious service. At
the close of the sermon. some one pro-
posed the settlement of a minister in their
vacant congregation. The proposition
was carried, and the Rev. Mr.. Service.
from Barnet. called to preside. Rev.
VIM. Bruce. formerly OF Western Penn,
who has been preaching here for a few
! Sabbaths. was nominated and elected
without one dissenting vote. y formal
call was made out, signed by the cUngre-
| CATION. and a committee appointed to wait
on Mr.. Bruce, who accepted the call. \
vote was then taken to give $500 per an
mum. Only about forty minutes expired
/ from the time the chairman took his seat
until the caG was accepted. which consid,
erinc that it often takes six months or a
year to do the same business, we call ii
expeditions. This congregation were
much cast down by the resignation OF Rev
Mr. Wylie. two months since. but now
feel that all is made up. and more, as Mr.
Bruce seems to have a double portion o
Gods spirit upon him. and has been muci
blessed in his work eleven having unite,
with the church on last Sabbath. anC
many more have since expressed desire
to do SO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19

l.. p. Brown & Co., Of Lyndonville, give prices on
the staff of life," which readers in thst section
will be interested in.
v w. Nilas has bought ztOre in Concord, and an
nOunccs his good intentions in columns this
The Paasumpsic K. K. Co. selling excursion tick
cts to New York at reduced rates.
The West Concord Fair Ground Co. advertise the
purses and their trotng the 4th Of July
+. +. Emerson of Peacham Advertisers those excellent
and genuine Warden Hor.e Rskes.
Il. q. Corzer help in his tailor shOp-girls to
make vests and and pants.
Hubbard Hastings is ready with parties to
build his house at Lyndonve.
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and still more precious words OF grateful
remembrance.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19
4 Fearful Rltftdicay.

As Curtis Ayers. with his wife and three
children, were on their way home to Bak-
erstield, on Monday afternoon, and Just as
they began to descend Warner hill. in this
village, some part of the harness gave
way, letting the carriage upon the horses
heels, which commenced at once to run at
fearful rate. Mr.. Ayers. who is a large
and strong man, held on with all his
might. but was unable to stop them, and
barely succeeded in keeping them in the
road and successfully running the gaunr-
let of number of teams that were in the
street. The horses went tearing on by the
lumber yard and over the bridge towards
North Danville, and when just this sile
Mr.. Streeter's. Mr.. Ayers refined them in
to the ditch and bushes, when they broke
away from the carriage without upsetting
it. or injuripg any of lis occupants. 1t was
narrow and most fortunate escape from
what seemed an inevitable aud serious ac-
cident. One OF the horses was badly hurt.
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horse for smaller one, and they agreed
to pay difference OF $3.50. One half the
sum was paid down. In this action pl'tf
seeks TO recover the balance of 1925 and
interest. Def'ts. claim the horse had
''blind staggers" when they bought him
warranted horse. Verdict for pltf. to re.
cover sl3l.15 with cost. Pierce and Red,
field: Burke and Bartlett.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19
Il CdrnicOrous Chipnaynk.

\ few days ago, as NJ. \. Taft was pas
sing the house of David Trull, Of West
Burke, he saw q common striped squirrel
attack small 'hicken near the coop OF
the brood. The chicken released itself
twice. but the third time the squirrel throt-
tied his victim aud left him deal on the
field. An examination of the chick show
al that the little bloodthirsty squirrel had
hittlcn him through the le= ami nose. M
tore he seized him by the neck. Nr.
Trull had previously lost TWO % three
chickens. and he ha. no doubt now but he
has discovered the depredator. as the
squirrel returned to the coop in 4 very
few minutes after bein" driven away.
Are squirrels carnivorouS:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19

-. lIushurr il nor atnnhstically a mali
....,;r,, Mace as conpared with some
......isnt and Massachusetts towns. but
-...f.s ..rody increase in this direction.
......f the water mower in the suburbs
..s, iprr.vrJ. md there is much
.-. f,.uf.vea. The power It, Pad
-. ,-j..,., - -, .,xc-jlaur .ne. and :
.,....l moro. than formerly. The
, NJ I & Nnrris i, putting
...... ..,.i mostly for III. own bust
.... ... ,,or,tar.,r;,,n sash doors
,...-i.,,... ,,.l,ich !. ,rrn,yiu..
. ...,,. iii ,.,,,.. b..,, no
III .u,,i. =. mostly
t., ,.,...1,. ,i1.I, f,..,-
....I..
,.fr... ..... g. g.. or....,,,. .,,-
r,..-.l ~ business rlat IF
......... ...,,,. ho,..c. and INV france.
So ...... .r. Huht. Vet very
...,.- -..i..,.....,.,,, .,nd shut nm like =
.. .,.., .,.. ,.,,l.i,,,, am d,y.u
lt,sino..
..- &c.,. ',.., ...i,.;-,. 90 >J.,srs
I...I,.It...o,I = y \,or,i,r, ot thi.
""'' M H. gay III i'oe'' O''' i
... p. WI. r'.....,, 49,, ..o,,- :, -, -,
..., 80; .l,,, a,r,
49, r,,i- ,nn, cont 90
..-,,.. ,.ar .ha,,, -, ooo ono fact Of hmm
...'....., .I...'...,..,, .;,.,r,a.
NJ. - + PM. ,o,,o,, III. ,,,uut,o
....- ,l,r..-,,;,,,, ,,,.oIiros ,t this Mac,
.....-..r ....o., .,,1 4, ,irst xiv ar eirb
.- ...t,.... ,,..,. . oood ,..r,. work n,
... ..,.,.l,,.II,. irc,.assd his facilities an,
......-,!,. los, o,,;cI. tbera was !, TN
-..l.- ,La damsud has been such tina
....,,.r,, be has made the mast wear tween
--...,l,t machines complere. with horse
...,,r -..aralor and Jra".sayy. he i'm
zen u,,nll.. ia s,r,Iv fine demand. Mr.
N,Ilins has the RIGHT 10 manufacture Burt
~ Improvement. The .Inion." and tn
Bay State Power"
W intend 4; a future time TO contiuu
subject.
'''''" " "dothD.
lrn. and Mrs. \. b. W. Tennev {
"..I~ River, reached the 5Nh anniversar
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;siEj.kf.

FSUi'''t.
Elm ". Newell. sou Of {. {. Newell.
Esq. of East Burke. died at the residence
If his sister (Mrs. DR.. SMALL in Portland.
on June I'd. Mr.. Newell had been in poor
health for several mouths. and was about
closing his business in New York. Ills
trouble was sbcess in the lumbar region.
and by advice OF his physician he went to
his sisters for treatment. Under the sur
geOn's care he seemed to improve rapidly.
and on Monday he rode about the city.
About two o'clock in the afternoon he was
taken with great pain, and an abcess break
ing internally. terminated his life on Tues
/ day. Mr.. Newell had been i'll business in
New York some nine years: and latterly
I was one of the firm OF NctmOre. Dear
/ born u Co.. dealers in umbrellas and par
asols. He was young man of aniabie
/ disposition and excellent Christian char
acter. His end was peace.
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Moth. Patches. EreckIes and Tan..--Ih,


Reported expressly for the -. Jh,sjlI lsiO,sr,
BY II. T. BALLARD : Co, Stri tly Produce Com
J=riou Nrrch.at=. No. : " ..hington strert, Y. \
WE QI.OI,- FOR ..EEK ENDING JUNE Il. lS6S
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T fWtNUWs
Thursday, the Attn. was day to be re-
rnembered in Peacham. Within three
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS.

vt Wet nrkc, June l., ION TO David rrul sheriff
Of caledonia cola,y.
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THc Dismissal OF Teachers.


\ case was tried before the county
court last week. the results of which will
be found in our court calendar. Miss Au-
ma Wells, young lady from Burke, made
contract with Mr.. LoomiS Wells. the
prudential committee Of School District
No. ,. in CRANKY. in which Miss Wells
agreed to keep the winter school a term of
II weeks. at the price OF four dollars per
week. Mr.. Wells says he told the appli-
cant that he would retain her in the EN-
plov of the district if she rave satisfaction.
1t was conceded by Miss Wells on the trial
that there was some dissatisfaction, bat
claimed il originated in the family of the
prudential committee. a son of whom she
punished. From some little difficulty IN
school some OF the district, as USUAL. made
much ado. and at the end of seven weeks
Miss Wells was dismissed. She carried
away the register at the close OF the school.
and in her report claimed she was entitled
10 her pay tor the whole time tor which
she was employed. She also told MIR.
Wells she was ready to keep the school
the remaining five weeks. Sine went home
and there eudeavurcd To obtain some r,-
munerativc employment during the follow
inm five weeks. This she failed To- secure.
Before this suit was brought against the
district, she alleges she returned The reg
ister To the district clerk. This; Mr.. Wells
irne.. NJ. Wells. in Justification Tor
| lismis sing the teacher. says she WIS III
competent aud untruthful. Ii seemed that
in November. before the time Miss Wells
engaged TO teach the school. she inquired
Of Mr.. Boyce. town superintendent. il he
would examine heI qualifications hrt"r"
/ her return home. He replied IN" would il
! Il was possible. The examination was not
made till after school had been ia session
| TWO weeks. Mr.. Boyce testified that he
! found the teacher well qualified. Judge
steele. in charging the jury. told them
| hat i teacher must possess good moral
| character As we'll Is educational qualities.
/ and that to be justified in Diminishing the
/ teacher the district must show some good
..ausr \ single inadNcrteurc would not
! ., gooi cause. In employing . teacher
ne same law prevailed =, in employing ii
| olacksmith The law compcis teacher
/ 10 bring lair reasonable skill Ia the DIS
charge Of duty. Thi- degree OF skill 4
school disrlic, may demand OF teacher.
/ The jury were to consider whether Mi~'
Wells displayed th:- skill il til" manage
ment aud conduct of her school. as well a
the question whether she vas guilty OF ANY
acts OF gross misconduct that would iH-t:-
| f. the district in Gisci:arg;ug her. The
! INV rave q rImhteOms verdict.