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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

s. Pensyi pobiera Is dolarow
mies'ccznie i mieszkanie, drugi
urzednik so dol. i mieszkanie, trzeci
45 i micszkanie, ME llczac rozmai-
tych doda!kow.
Prose- o umieszczenie %ninicj-
szeyo listu we Warusie.
Szczerze zyczliwy
Il. s.. Maliszeacshi
s Market Str.
New York City, n. v.
List do warszawskiej ChwHi,
W ktorym p. Pawfowski niespra-
wledliwie o@czernif p. l.. S. Malicze.
wskicgo, brzmi dos1ownie jak ma
stepuJe.
New York, II Lipca 1886 +.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Cpn"szam uprzejmie o sprosto-
wanio rewnych ustep6w w kore.
spodencyi d. II Lutego r. b..
podp sanej l.. ST. NJ, a odnoszacej
sic do insty;ucy ,,Komitet Cen
tralny, D,broczynnosci" W New
YorNu kl1tej nizej ~podpisany ma
zaszczyt bye sekretarzem. A mia
now'cle, pomijajac zapatrywania sic
osobiste p. l.. st. Nal. ma dzialal-
nose %naszej i%nstytucyi jake jednego
z malkontent6w, pozwole sobio kta-
mliwolc korospodcncyi udowodnic
nastepujacemi faktami:
Pro 1 mn co do ustepu: nTym-
cz"sem cafy sztab urzednikow, pc.
miedzy ktorymi Jest wielu zbytccz-
nycIn, otaczajac jedncgo tutejszego
pseudo fIantropa, ktory zdobyt
sobic gfosna slave wyrzucenicm
niby dla rodakow kilku tysiecy
dola'ow, pobiera nadto, jak ma obec-
nc easy, wysokie pensye"
Cafy TIM sztab urzednik6w
skf"d"t sic ma ten czas Z .jednego,
powradam wyraznic Z .jcdncgo urzc-
d"ik;., Morym wlasnio ia jcstem,
dru-i zas urzednik byl dopicro nowo
zaangaz owany jest MIN ajcnt W
Castle Garden
Go sic tycly wysoIiosci pensyi,
to ia no pobieram 2 komitctu Ia
dnrj rensyi, agent poEicra &c do
laIow tygoJniowo, ptaca, kt6ra tuta
ma nizszy robotrik zarabia, u dla
ajcnta istotnle ME jest wystar-
czajaca.
tstep tyczacy SO historyi o
Polaku, ktory scbral sobie p;cniadzc,
q potcm .je strwonif i wskutck tcgo
dostaf pomieszania zmySlow, pro-
stuje o tylo tyIko, Z. p. l.. st.
Nal. ami slowa nam o tenn ME wspo-
mniat, wiec j cdpowiedz, ktora mi
wklada W usta, jest rownic nicpra-
wdziwa.
Przyjqcio zas, .jakiego doznat
i ma ktore sc uzala, bylo zapewnc
take, ma jake sobic zasiu-
1yf; ubolewac tylko nalczy, &c maj
szlachetniejszc dazcnia, Ma zacnicj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

see osoby NIGGA bye spotwarzanc
przez plerwszego lepszego malkon-
tenta.
u gfebokim szacunk'e
Luac,y Rwfouski-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
Cos nowego!!

Cos noWego!!
lIejze, wiarusie, dokad to talk
s~pieszysz?:
= Ide kupiG dobrc trzewiki dlu
zony i dzieci.
= a czy to ci chcc sic isd al
z 4te.j wardy?:
= ChoGby to byfo 2 Pine Creeku,
to ia do naszego poczclwego cze-
slSiego szewca j. Steinbaura
chodzlt bedc, DO mnie sic to
zawsze opfaci.
Kupuje Cd niego ,juz dfugic lata,
a zawszc doznawuiem, IL sprawie-
dliwie ka&!cgo obsfug6je. Nasz
pan Steinbaucr, to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
Agenci ,,Wiarusa.I1


G>h1no"~, Benton Co. no.
Wawrzynicc Wisniewski.
La Sale, III.
D. st. Bielejewski.
Baltimore, ~ y.
fel'Ns brzoskowski. 2l5AnnStr.
So"M bend, Ind.
horpal v 1919 S. Napier Str.
Calumet Mlch.
l.. Wrob:ewski.
Muto, d. Z.
F. Galewski.
Jul. Wirkus.
Teodor Wysocki.
RhiatoecsAi, IT'S.
Jozct Blaszka.
Dctroui, M1ch.
Jozef Przybyfowski,
1873 Kentucky Str.
E.rcelsior, PA.
}. +. Gruszczyhski.
Chicago III.
Mleczysfaw kowalski
t09 Milwaukee Av.
Stanisiaw Wcsierski,
Crittenden ~ Courier Str.-5S
Err. Gikyhski,
'51 Milwaukee Ave.
Rlonio, us.
Sikorski.
Ellis, Wls.
Jan Wysocki.
Sterens Point, WIS.
Felix kamrowski.
Franc. Kowalski.
Gloste1', " Z.
III. Danielewski.
1rcaaio, Ws.
F. Grossman,
j. X. Cysewski,
l.. Woiczyk.
independence, Ws.
Flip Wojczyk.
Dodge, p. o. Tvs.
+. Brom.
A. Mondry.
l.. Rudnik.
Ncw York.
l.. S. Maliszcwski,
81 New Chamber Str.
Boyupgtou, p o. N1S.
j. Zywicki.
st. Paul, slham.
Jozef Maca,
Who, him..
MARGIN A. Mazany.,
1ppleton, Miun.
Jan Jezewski.
Jersey city, ~ j.
lC"uChI, DiO tIuCISOINOGI
Shamohiin, Ra.
Franciszek Cimochowski.
st. Louis, no.
v. Mazurek,
Al31O North 9Th Str.
Fremont, Ieros.
Jozef Bartula.
Bryan, Zs.ras.
Teodor Kochanowicz.
Butjulo, ". Y.
Jan Zurek,
cor. Lovcjoy & Detroit Str.
Bay city, Mleh.
Antoni Przybylihski L. B. 500
Pittsburgh, ia.
karol Nowak, Is = 10Th Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

Tel ciwnieciem glove sewy znak werazny daje,
Re ia TAXA z MIN ugodq barzo rod przestaje
Czorlinsci spiewo kasxubsciego ma
Szlachcec W tele so poprawief cd snrduta troc'e,
Po kapuze SO pokerot ujan pod bocie.
Glove schylef kaseczlz ma box, a eiej bel ju W 81
Zaczan spiewuc co ju chwile trzcmof na ~lezeku:
Tam, gdze Vista cd Krakowa
w polscic morze ptynie,
Polsko wiara, polsko NOW"
Nigde ME zadzine.
Nigdc do zgube
Me przyhda Kaszube,
Marsz, marsz III wrou.lem.
Me trzemame z Bodziem.
Stanan.. Koh lie W jedno kopeta ~podnosy
u tego ceszy SO Czorlihsci spiew dali gfosy:
Nc z mniemcami wiecie cate
Krwawe wiedle wojne,
Wolne piesnie W jvdno brzmniaic
Bee gore chojpe.
Nigdc do zgube
Ne przynda kaszube,
Marsz, mursz "a wrodziem.
Me trzymame z Bodziem.
Pressed krzy2ok W twardy blasze,
Polet wise 1hniastn,
III to jego cope naoze
Grzmocefe lot diva sta.
Nigde do zgube
Me ~przyida kuszube,
Marsz, marsz IA wrodziem
Me tlzemame z Bodziem.
Nos zawofol do swy roty
Polsci krol Judzicfto,
Tel W mnie.nniecciech kurkach quote
Trzeszczafe, JAZZ mnifo.
Nigde do zgube
Me przyhda ksszube,
Marsz, marsZ "a wrodZieln.
Me %trzemamc z Bodziem.
Gdze krol Kazmnierz gnof krzy aoka?
Gnot so pod Chonice!
Be go zgnietfe, jak roboka,
kaszubstie kfonice.
N,gde 10 zgube
Me przyhda kaszube,
MursZ, marsz "a wrodziem!
Me ema z Bodzicm.
Cirj rcz naju o~kretami
Szwede najechalc,
Me zesme jech kapuzami
u Pucia wenekalc.
Nigde do zgube
MIC prey Hu't NdSLuUc,
MarsZ, fnarSZ IN wrodZicm.
Nc trzymamc q Bodziem.
Krzykem swietym przeaeguanic,
Sec, seciera, kosa,
II tym kaszuba W pickle s%tunie,
Djoblu utrze nosa.
Nigdc do zgube
Me ~przyhda Aaszube,
Marsz, marsz "a wrodzicm.
Me tlZymamc 2 Bodziem.
Nasz Stanisiow Kostka swiety,
Go SO Il nos rodzcl,
Me dopuscy, be zawzcty
Wrog nam diugo szlodzci.
Nigde do zgubo
Me przyhda Kaszubc,
Marsz, marsz III wrudziemI
Me lyman z Bodzicm.
Piazza matcie mad sena,ni,
Piazza dzys dzcwicc,
Hola! Jcsz .jc Bog mad NAM,
Dol cope, kionicc.
Nigdc do zgubc
Me przyhda kaszube,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
lie sfucheiit0 0oliil

lie sfucheja dMy)
lei Czorlinsci kask SO madam, zrobiet mafa gabke,
Skurczef wardzie je pred nos wecyg, .jS ciej trabke,
Potym zaczan cenko gwizdaG ma1sza kaszubscego,
Ma to note, ijakno poisci mazul Dabrowscicgo.
koh, cej uczuf to ~gwizdanic, zaczan strzydz uszami,
A tel rowno podtug taktu ~przcbJerof nogami.
Szachcec lcdwie nego lnarsza przegwizdof po1owe,
Cd redoscc kuszn;4n konia cilka razy W glove.
= Zero widze, muj koniku, jace tie mosz cnote!
lie ME mesli.j, zebe 10 cy gwizdac chcof do psote.
les to polsc, o tym swiodczy twojt tee uroda,
&c ma starosc &yd &C dostoI, to j. welyo szkoda!
Scwy schylef icb ka niemu, ja<be lilnic stucho1,
Obwa>hiwot 60 pc mEce mu W usze chuchof.
Rebok w duchu so pJ.ncslof: Bieiny ten staruszea:
10 benz jemu wnrtko kupief owsa rulkol uszek,
Ale Aebe pc zofmnicrsku zncwu potalcowof =
Ia darmohu gives nikomu mic benz lie darowof.
- Jake, chcolbes maszcrowac znowu skokanego,
C.ejbem tero cy zaspicwof marsza k"szubsciego?-
Tel ciwnieciem glove sewy znak werazny daje,
Ze Ia TAXA z MN ugode barzo rod przestaje.
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East COrinth.

II. A. Jackman, wife and family
went to Sutton, p. O., Tuesday, for a
stay of a week.
E. S. Carpenter of the Hiland Stock
Farm, has got a patent on his breech-
ing for harness. They all say it is a
good thing.
Fred Corliss started for Manchester,
N. H., last Tuesday.
j. B. Kemp took in poultry last
Wednesday and Thursday.
There was an entertainment and sup
per in the vestry at the church Friday
Nov. II. The entertainment as before
stated in last weeks paper, was given
by troop of fifteen. After the enter
tainmcnt supper was served to all
those who wished to purchase. The
proceeds which amounted to $20.65
were given to the pastor for back pay.
The trial between Geo. w. Stevens
End. VS. Silas and Edison Magoon for
the larceny Of some turkeys on the
night of Oct. 25th, was commenced
here Nov. 13, 1886. A jury was called
for by the defendants. Jury drawn,
VIM. Taplin, Warren Crafts, Frank
Taplin, Nelson Worthley, Chas. Corliss,
Geo. Martin. After hearing the evil
dence of both sides and the case ably
argued by +. Smith of Wells River for
the plaintiff, and j. X. Darling of
Chelsea for the defendants. The jury
found verdict for the plaintiff to re-
cover 81. damages and costs.
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Chelsea,

AT the first meeting or hearing of
the court of insolvency held in Chelsea,
Nov. 18th, creditors VS. E. Smith as
signee, E. M. Collins was appointed.
Charles Corwin of Boston is in town
this week buying poultry, paying from
= to 10 cents per pound.
The academy closed last Tuesday. 1t
was well attended by large number
of scholars. 1t has been one of the
most profitable terms for years.
Parkhurst & Wills are doing a large
amount of work at their new painting
rooms. They are doing some nice
sign lettering. See the new livery sign
A. Stillwell.
Six inches of snow fell last Friday
night, sleighs and sledswere out Satur-
day
We noticed Government. p. o.,
detective in town last week, looking
after man and lady so-called.
Jailor Collins has new boarder.
Hook and ladder company, have a
promenade this week.
Cider brandy seems to be plenty.
mere uOeS III come from. Govern
ment officers have been in town look
Ing for that still, but failed to find it.
The Kemp Family colored singers
gave concert at Town Hall Saturday
eve, to crowded house. One of the
best entertainments that has been in
town for long time.
George Hildreth, who recently sold
his farm to E. B. Robbins, will start for
Mass. in few days.
Those who undertook to play chess
recently got checkmated. A letter
from the pension commissioner j G.
Black, says, l have to state that no let
ter of the character stated has been re-
ceived at this office. M. V. B. Davis
has the letter in his possession and
asks no odds of anyone.
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Croton.

The relatives and friends of "Aunl
Patty Welch" assembled at her house
on Thursday of last week to celebrate
her scventy-seventh birthday. There
were about eighty present to tender
to her their respects, and wish her
many returns Of a similar kind.
Rev. Mr.. Woodruff of Rutland has
received and accepted call from the
Baptist church in this town to become
their pastor and is expected here with
his family next week.
James Caruth of this town died sud-
denly Sunday evening and was buried
Tuesday. Rev. Mr.. Farnsworth preach.
ing the funeral sermon. Mr.. Caruth
had been sick but a short time with
typhoid fever and his sudden death
caused his friends to think that ii must
be the result of heart trouble to which
he had been subject for some time.
The snow storm of last Saturday
which was quite general, caused the
lumbermen from different sections to
bestir themselves, and men and teams
from out of town are vending their
way woodward to engage lin their
winter jobs which are quite numerous.
in this locality.
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OlCOtt Falls.

S. S. Ordway has got the wall of the
gate house completed all ready for the
roof.
j. II. Brooks has moved into his new
house. James Bircher moves into the
house Brooks vacates.
Another of those great and noted
physicians, Mrs. Russell of Norwich,
made call upon the citizens of this
place to show her power and tell her
miraculous cures.
The Y. M. C. A. of Hanover hold
meetings here yet and all are well
pleased with their labors here.
Peter Demarsh went Oh a tour the
other night, the fruits of which was a
.genaral smash up of the windows at
the mill, for which he was followed to
Wells River and arrested and on ex-
animation held and bound over. This
should be a warning to others to let
fire-water alone.
o. j. Eastman has got his barn clos
ed in and is to open livery stable
soon. Success attend him.
j. S. Mcclure has returned to our
midst again. His good face is always
welcome here.
All those who wish to subscribe for
the UNITED OPINION. live Connect
cut River Paper should call on S. M.
Richardson for particulars.
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Post Mills.

Owing to the inclemency of the
weather last Saturday evening but few
were in attendance at the promenade
concert.
Trumat Aldrich returned from Barre
last week.
Miss Lizzie Haywood who has been
here this fall has returned to her home
in Tunbridse.
School has closed for few weeks.
Mrs. G. Y. Niles has gone to Boston
to spend part of the winter.
E. W. Raymonds' parents of Keene,
N. ii are making him visit
Thomas johnson who dislocated his
knee some time since is so as to be out
once more.
M. E. Hapgood has been to Wood
stock this week. A. L. Wilcox has run
the MILL in his absence.
The Post Mills Cornet Band will give
promenade concert at the Unity Hall
this Friday evening. Also one at Col
burnes Hall, Union Village, Thursday
evening, Nov. 25th. Come one and all
and have good time.
Two young ladies from Thetford
Hall, school mates of Miss Texana Mar
ston and Stella Smith, spent Saturday
and Sunday with them.
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ThetfOrd.

Mr.. Brickett preached an interesting
discourse last Sunday from John xiv.
xxxiv.
SociabIe at Mr.. Fletcher's on Tues.
day evenings proceeds to be used in
repairing the church.
Ladies sewing circle met with Mrs.
Charles Emerson on Wednesday.
School at the Academy closes this
week.
The farmers are busy dressing
poultry.
Jackson Henry, while at work at
Haverhill, Mass, fell from building
and it is feared fatally injured.
Daniel Waterman has built a nice
hen house the past summer, and is
about to make repairs Oh his house.
Curtis McMaster started this week
for Aurora, Illinois.
Isaac Snow contemplates removing
to Dakota in the spring.
Clara knights of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting her mother.
Luther Warrington has just pur-
chased fine yoke of steers of Welsh
DfOUncIS.
John Elmer, who now resides at
Claremont visited his old home the
past week.
Anna r. Newcomb closes very sue
cessful term of school this week in
district No. 3. The names of the
pupils not absent or tpdy during the
term of twelve weeks are Ida Stevens.
Mabel Stevens, c. Blanche Stevens.
This is the first term Blanche ever at
tended school.
Miss Ellen Brickett comes home this
week to spend her vacation.
George Worcester has two more
Holsteins, bought of Smith, Powell &
CO., of Syracuse. N. Y, makinga herd
of four of the most valuable animals
in town.
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West Fairlee Centre.

A large flock of wild geese passed
over the Blood Brook district on Sat.
urday afternoon last, going north.
They were flying very low and had
evidently become bewildered in the
storm.
Rev. Mr.. Upper was not able to
preach last Sabbath and Mr.. Beckwith
took his place.
H. B. Wilson has made 25 barrels of
cider this year.
W. l.. Godfrey goes to Boston next
Monday with lot of poultry, butter,
beans, etc.
M. N. Miller & Son have moved into
winter quarters on the old place.
Mary Hanchett of Plainfield, N. H..
is the guest of John Southworth.
About six inches of snow fell ON
Saturday, making quite good sleighing
for a short time.
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Catarrh i'm the Head

Catarrh is Inflammation Of the mucous
membrane, attended with increased secretion.
Thus catarrh may AFFECT the head, throat,
stomach, bowels, or any part OF the body
where the mucous membrane Is found, But
oatarrh Of the head Is by far the most common,
coming on so gradually that often ITS pres
ence Is not suspected till II has obtained a
Arm hold on Its victim. 1t Is caused by a
cold, or q succession Of colds, combined with
E Impure Blood.
When firmly established the disease is ex-
ceedingy dlsagreeable, causing flow from the
nose, dryncss of the throat, headache loss of
appetite, roaring and buzzng noises in the
ears, etc. In Hoods Sarsaparilla may be
found prompt and permanent cure for
catarrh. 1t purihes and enrichcs the blood,
soothes and rebuilds the diseased membrane
and thus soon cures the disease. At the same
time 1t refreshes and tones the whole system.
The remarkable success of this peculiar
medicine entities it to your confidence. Give
Hoods Sarsaparlla trial.
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' Adjoining Towns y
N0Wbury,

On Monday, Charles Wiers was N.
rested and taken before justice DEMO
and fined for drunkenness and disor-
derby conduct and in default of the
fines was taken to Rutland to work
out the amount. Rutland institution
ought to have been patronized by Mr..
Wiers several years ago.
Edwin Bayley and family left last
week Thursday for California.
School at Seminary closes this week.
The public examination of teachers
will be held in the seminary building
ON Saturday the 9th inst. beginning at
9 O'Clock Il. IN. o.
Mr.. N. T.. Hutchins is moving into
+. s. Clark's house on Pine st.
Mr.. Boyce has put on the road a
first class team and dispenses fresh
fish and oysters in good shape.
Mr.. Swasey is moving into his new
store this week.
The school in the Oxbow. district
taught by Matte Chamberlain has
closed. Those having no marks during
the term were Charlotte Stebbins,
Alice Southworth, Carrie Boyce, Oracle
Boyce, Arthur Blodgett, Arthur Kim
ball, Dan Southworth and Frank
Bailey, and fifteen scholars out of
twenty-One had no tardy marks. The
winter term begins Dec. 18th, with the
same teacher.
AT the Col. Kent auction last Friday
there was quite rage for rare and
antique articles many of them bring
ing fancy price. A new auction bill
is out now for Friday Nov. Goth, offer
ing the farm and all the remaining
property for sale.
1t is hoped that representative Reyes
will succeed in getting an appropria-
ton to build suitable monument to
"Joe Indian"
The O. l.. Hindes axes, full line of
gloves and mittens, oranges, oysters
etc. etc., at Bailey h Co.'S.
The parishioners of Rev. S. l.. Bates,
and few friends out of town, re-
minded him last Saturday of the fact
that he was about completing the
fifteenth year of his ministerial work
in connection with the Congregational
church in this place, by very quietly
putting into his hands package con-
tanning 1925 and a note presenting
their congratulations and kind wishes.
The whole thing was complete sur
prise to him, and was done with that
delicacy and affectionate regard with
which his people always treat their
minister. In expressing his thanks to
the congregation on Sunday morning,
Mr.. Bates said that he felt anew that
"the lines had fallen to him in pleasant
places" and that if the church did not
prosper in its work, it would be from
no lack of sympathy and cooperation
on the part of the people with their
pastor. He also gave notice that on
the last Sunday of this. month he. would
preach a sermon reviewing the years
of his labor among them.
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Proprietary Medicines.

A visit to DR.. Green's Laboratory, at Woodbury., N.
j., has considerably changed our views and especially
our preudices In regard to what generally known
STANDARD Patent Medicines" OF course are get
ting to that age in Life when are forced to conclude
Life itself humbug and naturally distrust anything
that has not whsood long and tried experiences. Be-
ing physician had the curiosity know how such
sale OF two medicinal preparations could be sustained
for many years. The perfect system upon which the
business is conducted and the pharmaceutical arrange
ments for the manufacture Of the recipes with which
we made acquainted, sufficiently convincing
us that the August Flower for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaints, and Boschee's German Syrup, for Throat
and Lung Troubles, were for the complaints they are
recomms nded most excellent remedies and only regret
that in much Of our practice, medical ethics prevent
from ptscrbing them without making the formulas
public. When we were shown the great quantity of
voluntary letters having been forwarded DR. Green
from all parts Of the country and from all classes Of
people hwyers, ministers and doctors, giving descrp
ton Of their ailments, testimonials OF their cures, ETC.,
feel like Endorsing Dr. Green's suggestion that the Gov
eminent accept such valuable formulas, and license
them gener use by giving protection to the invent
or same patents generally-[Copied from N. Y.
Duggisis Circular of Oct, 1856.
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North ThetfOrd.

This unexpected slice of winter is in
MIGRATING to such as are unprepared.
Steam mill has come ont in her coat
of-mail, flat roof sheated with iron,
and the music from it is as if all the
novices in the region were doing the
scale.
Harvey Wilmot and son left here re-
Gently, for home in New Jersey.
Flanders of New York, summer
boarder at Jaquith's, is called home
by the death of his father.
The infant son of Payson Clay died
on the Sth.
Mr.. Blanchard revisited his parish
here last Sabbath. He received the
congratulations of all in exchange for
a good sermon.
Mr.. Henry of East Thetford, who
was injured by heavy fall from a
building in Haverihill, Mass, arrived
at his home Tuesday Paralysis of the
body, leaves little or no chance for re-
covery. He was an expert builder,
well known among us, and strong SYM
pathy and aid is due him and his fami-
ly in this, their hour of sorrow.
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The Mcdonald Stone Co., have been
building new stone shed south of the
old one near the railroad track.
Sam Mills Jr.. went to Boston
Wednesday night.
Bub Darling is going to West New
bury to run the store there.
Geo. Smart and wife are boarding
at Dan Netherlands.
The Union Co., nave struck a new
stone that they think is the best in this
section. 1t is very nice looking
stone, the best we ever saw.
The new barber got into his shop
this week. He has the best shop with
in Is miles, and is doing we'll.
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OrfOrdVille.

Mrs. Royal Beal returned from Lex
ington last Thursday, where she has
been spending few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Abram Washburn and
family.
Mrs. Edwin Bugbee and Mary came
from Boston last Friday. Mr.. Bugbee
and Harry, who have spent the sum-
mcr at Mound City, Dakota, came
home Saturday. They report a very
dry season with almost an utter failure
in crops of all kinds. They will spend
the winter in Oxford.
George Cousher and family from
Hardwick, VT, are at her fathers Hen
ny Gardner. where they are to spend
Thanksgiving.
Charlie Cushman, who has had a
long run of fever, is convalescent.
The school board have arranged to
have schools the soming winter in
places as follows: Academy, a grad
ed school, No. on upper street, Da-
vistown, Halltown. Dame Hill, Palmer
Hollow and Orfordville.
Mrs. Dea. Morrill, and Mrs. NJ. j.
Stone have gone to Lawrence, Mass,
to spend little time with Amos, son
of Mrs. Morrill,, and his wife, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Stone.
The schools at Orfordville and Palm
er Hollow united and gave a grand ex-
hibition at Town Hall last Friday eve
which was creditable to scholars, teach
ers and parents.
Elmer Rowell and wife of Corinth
have been spending a few days with
her brother, Elisha Norris, and other
friends in the place.