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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-26
MONKTON.

Fred Barnum is very sick with typhoid
fever.
The rain and snow of the past three or
four days make very bad roads.
Joseph Geenio of Bristol has rented the
Sears place at the Boro,' and Mr.. Sears
has rented Mrs. NJ. Hutchns' place upon
the hill.
Those who attended the Old Folks con-
cert at North Ferrisburgh, last week,
speak very highly of its success and felt
well paid for attending.
\ little three-year-old son of Mrs. An
ma (Bolio) Morrell died, last Monday, of
dropsy. The funyal was held on We'd
nesday, Rev. Mr.. Kellogg officiating.
While George Sarmay was assisting in
moving blacksmith shop, one day. last
week, the chimney fell off, striking him
on the head and iniuring him severely.
Miss Mary Woodbury. is now holding
meetings at Barnumtown, having come
here from IIinesburgh, where she has
been doing great work the past three
weeks.
A double wedding occurred at the resi-
dence of Martin j. Stilson, on Thursday
evening, when their daughter, Miss Ranit
Stilson, was married to Mr.. Edward Pal
mer, and Mr.. Ernest Stilson to Mis-
Minnie Rogers of Williston. They have
the best wishes of large circle of friends
and acquaintance.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-26
WHITING,

Tufiield Ames has moved into the house
vacated by George Carpenter.
Miss Matte Mason has gone to Addi-
son junction TO work for Mrs. Kilburn.
is again at his post-nOt well, he says,
but better.
Mr.. Burditt and his new wife, formerly
Mrs. Mary Sawyer, were visiting friends
here in town last week.
jim Wilson has quit work on the
Addison road and thinks of going into
some other kind of business than rail-
reading.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-26
VERGENNES,

Fred Dean of Monkton is down with
pneumonia.
The health of Mrs. F. f. Woodbridge
is very poor.
There is more inquiry for good tene
ments than the market affords.
Mrs. W. 6. Sprague is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. W. Ross in Rutland.
Mr.. j. ;. Hickok is able to be up, but
not well enough to attend to business.
The wife of Rev. Mr.. Austin has gone
to Salem. y. H.. to see her mother. who
is i'll.
Cyrus W. Strong. formerly in business
here, now a resident of Franklin, Mass,
is visiting friends.
Friday evening there will be Il public
examination at the State school. to which
the public are invited.
This term of the graded school closes
Friday of this week. There will be rhe-
torical exercises the last day of school
Miss Ellen Foster paid 1919 for the
house belonging to the Ingham estate.
on School street, near the furniture store
of Smith & Ketchum.
Vermont butter has wide reputation.
\ gentleman from Ferrisburgh was look
ing for two tifty-pound tirkins of butter
for parties in Jacksonville, Fla, last Sat
urday.
Samples of ice fish caught in the lake
have been sent to ). j. Preston, Mama
roneck, y. Y, for the examination of an
ichthyologist, who wishes to ascertain to
what family they belong.
Next Wednesday evening the 'Grecian
Bend" will contribute to the pleasure of
those who attend the sociabe in the YES
try of the Congregational church. 1t
will be "A pleasant occasion.
Lake crossing invites caution this
month. 1t is generally safe now, but
large cracks in the ice make the utmost
care necessary. There is one between
Westport and the Vermont shore.
They have horses in Panton that in,
dulge in the amputatiOn of boys fingers.
At least it is reported that the son OF
Tim Wissell, the black smith, lost finger
by the kick of "A sharp shod horse, lately
Vermont was admitted into the UnioI
1871, March 18th. Mr.. Samuel Wilson o.
this place was born March 81, 1871. III,
will soon be ninety-tive, if he lives. lie
is quite feeble, however; his mind has los
much of its vigor.
The Franklin House has been gradual
ly improving in appearance, ever since i
came into possession of :. :. Gaines, anC
now, under the management of Mr.. +. ii
Daniels, it will become thoroughly mod
ernized, inside and out.
Five hundred and twenty-eight dollars
is good contribution, for "A trihe Owe
one year, for the Congregational churcl
and society of this town, for benevolen
purposes. Such is the amount as state,
by Rev. Mr. Robertson last sunday.
The presence of District Deputy Mas
ter W. IL. Kingsley of Middlebury at tn
: Masonic gathering, Wednesday evening
J was feature of interest. There was
good attendance from other lodges an,
, the rooms of Dorchester Lodge were fill
, ed with brethren of the mystic tie.
= Mrs. Cameron taught school in thi
place in 1898, in house where the Fol-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-26

= BY the death of Frank Webster gloom
has been cast over all who were acquaint-
ed with him. He leaves many sincere
friends and they all mourn the loss; and
all sympathize with his family, father,
mother, brother and sister.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-03
CHAPTER VIII.
"ALL WAS SILENT, ALL WAS GLOON,


Friedrich Friedricson, the great surgeon,
had come and gone, and was to come
again So far he had been able To say a
few words of comfort or of hope, Sir
Adams condition was so precariouS that
the surgeon had not dared to attempt the
extraction of the bullet; and until that
was extracted there could be little hope of
recovery. The symtomatic fever was more
violent than is usual in such cases. The
patient was delirious sleepless, and un-
able to take nourishment. Altogether the
case looked threatening.
Lady Darnel's slumbers had not lasted
long after that awful dream of hers At
four O'Clock in the morning she had
awakened and gone to Graces dressing
room to give herself a cold BATH and to
dress for the day. And now it was late in
the afternoon and she had not closed her
eyes since that troubled sleep on the
sofa.
The three women wandered about the
house like three ghosts, so pale and wan
and silent We're they all. Grace turned to
Colonel Stukely for her only
comfort. Dora read her Bible at
all times and seasons Lady Darnel
sought comfort from no one. She paced
with noisclc~, football up and down the
corridor outside her husbands room for
hours at stretch. She iutewo-atcd every
BODY who came out-the neatly clad nurse,
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the cattle were lying at rest Lady Darnel
took one turn more.
clark, What can that bey'
No doubt as to what it was. The report
of pistol What it meant was another
thing.
For Il moment or so Glare Darncl stood
motionless with terror. Then there came
the thud of u heavy fall.
at is my room cried Clare, beside her
self with apprehension, remembering the
rcvolvers in their case on the table, the
open case with dark red velvet lining
glowing in the lamp-light She had
looked at it abscntly while Valentine was
talking to her--lookcd at it with mind so
distracted as never to consider how fatal
IA thing n revolver may be.
ale has killed himselfW she cried, dis
tractedly.
She rushed To her room, tearing at the
door with convulsive hands which made
the mere turning of the handle seem a
work of time and difficulty. She expected
to see her reprObate son stretched upon
the floor and wetering in his blood. She
knew not that IA worse evil had bcfallen
her.
She went into the room. The easement
was wide open, and the night wind was
blowing in, scattering the papers on her
writing table. She doorway leading into
the bed room was open, the velvet pOr-
there pulled aside. and Allan Darnel was
lying across the threshold, bleeding, dead,
as his wife thought in the supreme agony
of that moment
While she stood looking at him, with
clasped hands, his daughter rushed into
the ROOM and saw what had happened.
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gro BE CONTINUED


pumh-hclls and horizontal bars, Indian
clubs and the trapele are valuable under GER
rather than beneficial II the blood is poor and
thin ana pOl oned with bile. Use OF the mus
Cics nrccSSita Is waste as well ms induces
growth. If the blood docs not carry sufficient
nutritiVc material to repair the waste loss
of strength necccSSaf ilN follows. and growth
Is ont of the question. Purit, and enrich your
blood with DIR. Plercc'S Golden Medical Dis
covery aud then exercise will develop aud
not consume your physique.
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