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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14
BARNARD.

DIR. j. Wales Brown a former resident
OF Vt. Barnard boy has Of late receiv-
ed information that he is one Of four liy-
ing heirs to an estate OF nearly ninety
Thousand pounds sterling left by the
death Of an uncle 10 D former wife (in
Scotland) Attorneys have been retain
ed and negotiations are being quietly
carried on to obtain possession of the
estate.
Merton Abbott has gone to Minn.....
Miss T.. Putnam has returned from a
two months visit at Dr. McMillan's,
Hanover, Mass. She was surprised by Il
partyather fathers on the evening Of her
return 80. Mrs. A. l.. Moore is visiting
her son in Boston. Frank White has
moved to the Lynch farm, and Ranny
White into O. ID. Myrick's house at the
village. Mrs. Parker Clough is quite
sick VIII Newton Of Montpelier Semi
nary has been visiting at his father's....
Rev. Mr.. Austin preached at Hancock
last Sunday in exchange with Mr.. Ryan.
Last Monday evening about fifty Of
the neighbors and friends gathered Ut the
home Of George N. Putnam TO wei
come home Miss Putnam who has been
absent for two months in Hanover, Mass.
visiting ut DR. McMillan's. The sur
prise was complete. Refreshments were
served, music and variety of games
filled up the evening. Much credit is
due her sister as hostess and the admira-
Bile manner in which the middle aged as
well us the young were interested and
amused. All went home feeling they
had had a most enjoyable time.
School in South Barnard closed Mch. |
and the scholars having no marks dur
ing the term are Jennie Birknell, Abble,
aud Scott Badger, Belle, Olive and Mol
lie Cobb. Charlie Badger absent only
one day. MRS. II. ADAMS, Teacher.
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EAST BETHEL.

Rev. 5. A. Parker will preach here
next Sunday morning ut the usual hour.
Subject, "The Best Preparation for Life
and death Mrs Lax. Bumham is visi-
ting IN Brattleboro. Jennie Mills has
returned from Gaysyille. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Joe Greene are at his fathers. Mr.. Greene
Is in very poor health....M Miss Alice
Hunt of Rochester visited her brother,
Otis last week 80. MIR. aud Mrs. Howard
Wright celebrated the fifteenth ami
verairy Of their marriage last week..
John Clifford has returned from the west
Mrs. J.. Dea,ing has gone 60 Mont
pelier. Albert Smith aud two sous of
Melrose, Mass. Mrs. Geo. Smith of lex.
ington, Mass. Misses Minnie and Flor
enee Brooks of W. Randolph, weIeat W.
+. Smith's over sunday. Al came to be
present at the anniversary of Ileman
Smiths ninty-trsi birthday on Tuesday,
the twellth. Rev. NJ. T.. ellis haptised
five persons last sunday.
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SOUTH ROYALTON NEWS.

j. w. Bright IL improving james
Pike has been quite sick for the past
week The Shepard family gave a con-
cert at 1'unbridge Saturday evening
Lawyers Heath of Montpelier, J. d..
Denison and Judge Nichols, of Rsn-
dolph, aud Darling of Chelsea had a
hearing in lawsuit here last Wednes-
day 1.-The next regular meeting Of Or
vile Bixby Post Saturday eve, Mch. %.
Next regular meeting Of Women ;
Relief Corps Wednesday afternoon, Mch.
both, at 80. =. McElr0y's dime theater
Co. are having good houses and giving
good entertainments. VIM Rogers
goes TO Randolph to attend school this
spring, commencing next Monday go.
Mrs. Abbott and daughter Lucy Of Will
Jamestown are visiting at NJ. $. Adams i.
...District meeting Of the Masonic
Lodges IN the east part of District No
will be held at Windsor March 2Gth....
The annual meeting Of the Cong1 Socle-
ty will be held Saturday eve at It's
church. -. Don't fail to attend the Peo-
pies Theater this week, you will not re-
greet it.
j. II. Bixby has returned from his
visit to Bethel and Rochester. Miss
Jessie Burt Is visiting in town.. Miss
Nellie Foster has returned from Wash
ingtoD, d. C..... Sociable. Thursday eve
at j. Phelps.... Misses Mabel Dieker-
man and Angie Foss of Tunbridge are
visiting at i. G. Dickerman's and {. j..
Tarbell's.... Corporal Tanner lectures ut
w. Randolph, Mch., 18th. Subj, "Don't
make Fool of yourself The night
train will stop at So. Royaiton. The
festival given by the Ladies' Social Cir
Gle at the hotel last Wednesday eve was
a success, the net proceeds amounted to
over $50..., The mother OF Mrs. Shepard
of the Shepard Family ia visiting her
1.-The creditors of Henry Doubleday
met at Woodsiocl, last week and appoint
ed g.. 5. Wallace Of Bethel reeeiyer....
Jackson Thayer aud daughter Of West
were in town last week..
Chas. Haynes Is TO carry on his fathers |
Geo. Haynes farm the coming year
and has moved there, house owned |
by N. u. Howlund and occupied by Mrs. |
on broad-brook was burned |
Sunday afternoon.
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Miss Mary uazcH, who has heeu quite
sick Is improving -. Mrs. Chas. ilazen
Is sick and DR.. johnson is attending her
49,. Mrs. Frank Wheeler has been at her
home IN South Strafl0rd fel the past
week caring for her mother, Mrs Tuck
or who has been quite sick.,..Q Quite a
number from this place attended the
sing last Friday afternoon and evening
az tomfret and report good time....
Flora ilascn is at work FOR Mrs. Clinton
Munsell. -. Mr.. Otis Metcalf and his
bride attended church here last sabbath
Miss Ellie Gilo from sharon is To work
for Mrs. r. 4. llolt.... The Shepard
family gave one Of their pleasing enter
tainments nc the Congo church last
Thursday evening to u large audience
considering the weather and the bad
travelling The Y. Il. ;. &. l.. met as
usual last We'd. night with nr. johnson
as leader and Alice liazen as organist....
Mr.. Mctanuon and his two sons from
Maine were here for the purpose of buy
ing the hotel property. Mr.. r. 4.
Wheeler has had carload of Quinnipiac
Phosphate come the last week. All
that want a good fertilizer will do well
"a give him 4 call.... MIR. aud Mrs. Car
los Hascn from Lowell, Mass. are visit
ing at her brothers, George aud Henry
BroCkway.
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EAST BARNARD.

Mira. Sam Lambs brother from the
north part OF the state was guest OF
hers last week. .E. o. Boyden has re-
let himself TO Q. G. Ellis for another
year. James Turner has promised TO
work the coming season for +. l.. Gull
ver... Horace Wilson has hired Arthur
Densmore to work for him.. Burned on
Broad Brook 3 miles below this village
Sunday =. NJ. n tenement house owned
by N. ID. Rowland and occupied by Mrs.
Flanders. Cause unknown as occupants
were hwny, when first discovered the
chambers were all ahlaze. Most of the
furniture was saved and the house was
insured. Uncle Zenas Horton, Mrs.
Alzida DeCamp and ID. j. Adams are
added to the sick list....D. J. Adams
had the misfortune last week TO lose his
best COW -. Frank Abbott Is sick with
rheumatic feyer.... Miss Alice Colhurn
is here with her sister sick with the
humps. Quite delegation went from
here to Pomfret last Friday to attend the
sing Notwithstanding the bad wealth
er there were a goodly numoer attended
the soclable at l.. ID. Ioavitt's last Wed.
evening -. Hattie Brewster 90 West
Randolph is here with her sister for
.ew days.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

March, April aud May are the months
In which to purify the blood, as the sys-
tenn Is now most susceptible TO benefit
to take Hoods Sarsaparilla, medicine
peculiarly adapted for the purpose, pos
sessing peculiar curative powers. 1t eX-
pels every impurity from the blood, and
also gives il vitality and richness. II
creates an appetite, tones the digestion,
invigorates the liver, aud gives new life
and energy TO every function of the
body. The testimony of thousands, as
10 thegreat benefit derived from Hoods
Sarsaparila, should convince everybody
that It Is peculiarly the best blood puri-
fer and spring medicine.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

board and clothing, and to instruct him
in the healing art; IN return for which
he was to have his services until his
twenty-first year.
Behold, then, our hero all at once
transformed from an unlucky urchin.
running wild about the streets, to a stu
dent of medicine, diligently pounding q
pestle under the auspices of the learned
DIR. Karl Lodovick KnipDerhausen.
1t was happy transition for his fond
old mother. She was delighted with the
idea Of her boys being brought up
worthy Of his ancestors, and anticipatei
the day when he would be able to hold
up his head with the lawyer that lived
in the large house opposite; or. perad-
venture, with the dominic himself
d. hnipperhausen was . native of
the P1latinate Of Germany, from whence
in company with many Of his country
men be bad taken refuge in England on
account 81 religious persecution. He
WIS one Of nearly 5000 Palatines who
came over from England in l4ll under
the protection Of Governor Hunter
Where the doctor had studied. how Ne
be had scsiired his medical knowledge.
and where he had received lis ciaiopa
It IS hard 81 present 10 sly, fer nobody
knew At the time. yet /. Is certain that
his profound skill and abstruse tznnvrl-
eiSe were the talk and wonder Of the
common people far and near.
Lis practice was totally giiiFere,,e fr,n,
that OF any ether physician. CONSISTING
Continued on Last Pa1e
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Dan. y. parkhurst was reelected to
the office of town clerk and treas. by a
walhriagc has moved back 70 his farm
-...Iulns snow Is under the care Of the
doctor. II. Clark Is now in philadcl-
phia Fred osgood, who az one time
lived with the late Doctor David Moore
and has for many years been travelling
IN tho west roccntly came home being
unawarc al the death Of the doctor
The school IN dist. No. 3 closed q
twelve weeks term Feb, -. Whole
number # scholars L.. Those neither
absent 81 tariy or dismissed during the
term were. Alice Allen, George snow
Walter snow aud Nellie rhurston.
(BiREA l., AfLEN. Teacher.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

The annoyance occasioned by the con
tiuued crying OF the baby. at once ceases
when the cause is promptly removed by
using Or. Bulls Baby Syrup,
The most beautiful complexion can on
ly be possessed where there is pure
blood. laxador will renoyate the blood
ana remove impurities.
I've been sufferer from rheumatism
for years aud have been unable to obtain
any relief and heartily recommend il.
HENRY NINKrI, Baltimore, Md.
What SO wonderful as severe cough
cured by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for -
cents. Try II,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

One evening the mother in reading tba H..
saw an account OF young lady W.
suffered just ms her own daughter was 40. aa
and had been restored TO health More IN 49,
than hope. the mother tried the same r ,setp
and saw her child gradually recover NJ h hasils
then her vigOr, and then her happiness "'@1
This is Il true story, taken from life tho -
OF the family being withheld. owing n ~ nans
m.nence. The way by which the yo,Ins ia w
health was regained was by free ilse N Hrsy,l
Remedy. This pure and yet poweyfnI i eaa
pound seems 10 be ACCOMPLISHING ,,ra u1
things for both young and old ladjesin Amosa
Dr. Vaudeville, Of New York. onenv 49,.
that he knows Of mnre than a score ~ ,ois1.a
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Mrs. C.. N. AtheytOn has gone IL Waits
field. Mrs Minnie Adams Of Montps-
Tier Is visiting az John Ninlon's. Miss
dy party 81 tie town hall Friisy eve.
MSrch islh .... Mrs. Drake + Ill.,. Mr..
A. tial Is quite poorly. Horace Hook
has anosher heir born Feb. 49,. 4
daughter vas born % Mr.. aud Ms r.
Kennedy March 81 .Cui;ea number AZ
tended ne Inauguration osil So Rcohos-
or De slh.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Owing to failing health f. A. Mar
ham wishes to dispose of his drug and
variety store, when he will sell at 50
low figure that the right kind OF man
can tuy and at once enter upon a good
business that viii please him.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

aged women VINO suffered
so much periodically that
their health. compilations
and lives seemed to be
wrecked. and yet. to-day,
they are In perfect health
and look not a day over
twenty fl We, wholly
through the use of the
really remarkable Hunts
Remedy
The frank declaration
of this prominent doctor
only voices the sentiment
that las been gaining
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Ia'HHAAN AN.l ca
grew paler and wes..'
Like a worm q 4
bud" something seen y
to be consuming her M
Her mother sought n
cause. It was not beat
trouble; it seemed i y
some mysterious mslsd,
Weaker and weaker q
grew until a doctor y.
called, but he eitbe, i.
not understand her e,.'
-. .r I ~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

ground steauliys ana Nhlch accounts Tor TIE
popularity Of this valuablecompound ItkmT
believed by the best Informed, that fsv
women need suffer from the Affections Of M,
sex who use this remedy inteligently ana +.
gularly. Certainly ii is verifying this n b
case of all those who are so using It,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Town officers were elected as follows /;
moderator, IL. W. Blackmer clerk. y. A.
Chedel, selectmen, NJ. l.. Wyman, +. W.
Whitcomh, +. sheldon; listers, c. Bout
well, l.. ;, Burnham, o. J. Richardson;
auditors, e. G. Smith, w. n. Edmunds,
I. ;. Carroll; Treas. J. 4. Chedel; over
seer, y. NJ. Grant; constable. X. +.
Wilson. member county school board,
&. e. smith, 0cht S20S5.SS, tax l25 per
cent
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TOWN OFFICERS ELECTED.


Moderator, Rufus Holt; clerk. Ira
Holt; selectmen. Geo. Chedel, u. W.
Ranney. Lyman Parmenter; listers. Geo.
McCollom, Harris Ranney, +. ID. Bass /;
constable, Frank Durkee; treas. Ira Holt
Jr. Tax, y cents.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14
A YOUNG WOMAN'S WOrO
The Care and Anxiety which Hs,n.,
Felt and How Near il cam. :. .'.h''
Ending. SAD

The daughter Of one Of the leoa,ru
Bostona young ladyof fourteen. began ~ .,a
mer, tocomplain Of wealSnessand ,-'' 'on-
parents did not think it necessary 10 - h'r
physician, and so day after dav nassas SOSulta
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14
UNDERWATER.

Moderator, Alfred Sargent; clerk Geo.
Smith; selectmen, ID o Robinson, Eu-
gene w Stevens, 9 IT Josselyn; listers,
Il J Robinson, Geo. l. Smith, Royal b.
Stevens auditors, II l. Rodiman, Lemu-
el Shattuck, w ID Johnson; treasurer,
Chas. Babcock; overseer, r w Pinney;
agent, Alfred Sargent; constable, NJ J
Hudson; grand juror, Il A Davis; school
board, Lemuel Shattuck.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Town officers were elected as follows
moderator, G. Il. Fisk: clerk, &. II. Bige.
low; selectmen, Darius Hatch, i. T..
Lamson, Il. c. jackson; listers. c. w.
Fuller, Ira Carpenter W. IL. Richard
son; treasurer, G. IL. Bigelow; consta-
BILE, Royal Abbott; overseer, J. X.
Sprague; agent, Marcus Peck; auditors,
Howe; school agent, IL. Nj. Gaylord;
town tax, 70 cts, highway tax, Is cts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14
NnRMIcu.

Moderator, J w Armstrong; clerk, w
y Lewis selectmen, X A Cook, Samuel
Hutchinson, II A Burnham; listers, } W
Armstrong, J w Brown, II A Burnham !;
auditors, i w Olds, J II loveland, A v
Turner; treasurer, + w Hawley; over
seer, Burt Sargent; agent, G i Ems
worth; constable, 5 A Armstrong grand
juror, L S Johnson, G Il Ellsworth !:
trustee u. S. revenue, NJ Il Goddard /;
school board, NJ Goddard.
WOODSTOCK.
Moderator, Norman Paul, clerk, Geo.
w Paul; selectmen, ii b Reed, i ID
Shaw, 7 Fullerton; listers, u Mon
tague, l. J Slayton, G i Robinson; audi
tors, II G Lockwood, c o Thompson,
Philip Royce treasurer, F c Southgate /;
overseer, II + Sherwin; agent. II +
Sherwin; constable, d IIarpin; grand
juror, o l. Richmond; trustee u 5 reye-
nue., G o Thompson school board, Nor
NAL Paul.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Town officers were elected As follows +:
moderator, ;. Il. Buell. clerk and treas
urer, y. b. Cobb; selectmen, +. T..
Byde, NJ. y. Brown. c. A. Webster:
collector, treasurer; board OF education.
Nm. Il. Sanborn; listers, George W.
Harlow. u. h. White, II. Warrington:
constable lst, J. +. Kendall. pa. j. III.
Kendall; town tax 90 cts. highway tax
- cts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Moderator, Henry A. Wood; clerk,
Lewis $. French; selectmen, Osro g.
Ellis, II c + Wood, jerome Wood; lis
tiers, Henry A. Wood, L Miller, b r
A Wood, Herbert NJ Adams; treasurer,
A w Bigelow; overseer, l. Miller; agent.
John 5 Cobb; constable, l. u Leavitt;
grand jurors, NJ II Billings, a X Aikens;
trustee L. 5. revenue, W } Treyillian;
school board, II NJ Adams.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Moderator, A. Messcr; clerk, G.. l..
Chaflee; selectmen, G. ID. Hubbard, r..
u. Austin, T.. Emerson; listers, G.
Morse, o. X. Eaton, IL. H. Chafiee; au-
ditors, j. X. Topper, Chester Pierce and
A. Messer; road commissioners, select
men; treasurer, G. G. Harvey; oyerseer,
+. +. Mosher; agent, G. G. Harvey con-
stable, T.. ID. Emerson; "a constable. o.
q. Martin; grand Juror, w. A. Camp
bell; trustee U. S. revenue fund, G.. l..
Chuiiee; school board, A. Messer. Debt
5000. Tax raised, IS cts. on grand list.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

The list of town officers is a. follows /.
Moderator. o. VI. Tiukham: clerk. e. II.
Vaughan. Selectmen. A. :. Harding. :.
=. leOnaud and Hiram Bugbee: listers
N. 1t. Miller. Henry Brockwav and 4.
\ Dams auditors. c. II. MaNham. RuSh
Vaughan. .. N. Tinkham. treasurer. a
II Vaughan. overSecT. C. II. Vaughan.
agent. ". G. Whipple; collector. town
treasurer grand iurors, q. NJ. Tiukhsra.
4. foliett. trustee L. ;. fund. town
.rcasurers member County board II ed
ucation. .. n. Tiukham. Tax voted. in
eladlng state and school. - ceafs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Town meeting was lively and a ballot
Was required 10 elect many officers.
Moderator. 4. ;. Emery; clerS. G. Dick
inson; treas. ,. =. BACON. selec.men. A.
W. Whitney. ". z. Townsend. Ia p.
Robinson, listers, +. y. Bacon. VIM.
Robbins, ". a. Hood; auditors. =. n.
Comstoek. &. ;. Emery. ". :. Hatch
oNcrscer. sclcCimeus cOustahlc. Aionvo
Moves collector. =. h. Darling. trustee
81 public money. {. :. Emery, town ~
Seut. ;. Il. hcbard, member II county
school hoard. J. n. COmsiOck. Tax =
cts. highway tax ~ els.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Moderator, e. W Flagg: Clerk an5
Treas. 9, ;. Thaver. Sclectmen. ChaS. III
Mann. Villas e. Flint. Chas. r. Moodari
Listers. Ira Mann. ;. b. +. Abbott. r
n. Cleveland; Ovcrsecr. ND. I.ap0rt.
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BRADFORD.

Selcctmen, Gardner J. Garfield. Ar
Il IT W. Peters. Jesse 4. Baldwin: Lis
tCrs. Frank K. Chamberlin. Hiram W.
kimhall. Lewis K. McDufiee: Constable.
Elijah Cough: overseer Of Poor. r. n.
Prescott: Auditors. IL. ;. McDuflee. &.
+. Spaulding, II. H. Ormsby: Town
Agent. J. h. Pickett; Town Grand ,Jur-
ers. T.. X. Aldrich. y. b. Peekett
Arad Jenkins. All Democrats: il
was \ perfect Waterloo for the Republic
cans.
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HARTFORD.

Moderator, Daniel l.. Cushing Clerk.
Samuel +. Pingree: Treasurer. John l..
Bacon; Selectmen, John Barrows, Prank
;. Hewitt, Arthur n. Hazen; Listers. G..
b. Stone, II. II. Hanchett, Coco. Brock
way; Auditors, George w. Smith. Chas
b. Stone, Jos. c. Parker; I. NJ. Wm. ;.
Dewey; Agent, c. b. Stone; Grand Jur-
ors, +. Morris, J. c. Parker, a. II. Col
by, +. II. Bagley; Constable. o. A. RAN
dali; oyerseer, Henry Stafford: County
Board Of Education, J. H. Dunbar. Tax
Sc. and slo0vCted to aid in defraving
expenses of Memorial Day.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Town officers: Moderator, b + Ord
way clerk aud treas, L MclAm; Sc
lccimen, II 4 Jackman, 5 G Meaker, $
+ Locke; constable, smith; listers,
Horace White, O z Dickey, f Phil
brick; board Of education, NJ 6 keezer;
auditors, A c Norwood, o A Dodge.
T. w Eastman; overseer, 6 4 Currier.
Tax 70cts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Town officers: Moderator, DIR. f 4
smith; clerk and treas. &C Cooke; clerk
pro tenn, y b Scribner; selectmen, G y
Winchester, John Scribner, Wilson Chap
man; constable and collector, DIR L 7
Smith; auditors, G NJ Dearborn, + Thurs
ton. John w Robe ;overseer, Cyrus Hast
ings; listers, Ed Corliss. Gordon Fellows.
Oscar Hall; supervisor OF schools, G NJ
Dearborn. Voted to raise tax OF 50cts..
on the dollar of the grand list for town,
l9cts., for school and 2icts in sadition 70
what the law requires for highway pur-
poses.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-14

Town meeting passed of pleasantly
with Hon ; NJ Gleason, moderator; L NJ
Fullingion, c c Emerson, II + Willough-
by, selectmen; j II Worthen. ) C Stew
ems, L O Neweomb, listers; Henry West.
clerk and treas; Prof J \ Mallory,
member Of county board of education.
Tax 80 cts, highway tax l5cts.
Evening journal., 1889-08-08

THE following remarks from the West
Chester News are applicable to the G
street rider and other performances Of
the Delaware Legislature and Of quasi
enforcement Of the Sunday and liquor.
selling laws. The News says.
Everybody has probably observed at
some time the hardships and inequalities
that result from spasmodic endorsements
OF the law, and from the enactment of
unnecessary or III considered laws. Law
making is, or ought TO be, a science, but
as il is entrusted to men with no special
training for the business, much of the
legislation follows no settled principle or
scheme of government, but is prepared
as some special occasion seems to de
mand. aud often under the influence of
passions or emotions that prevent calm
aud reasonable consideration Of the
measures 90 be taken.
1t should be well settled principle
that laws urged through the Legislature
against the sentiment Of the people can
not be enforced. That laws procured by
fraud deceit and trickery, no matter If
for good purpose. are intolerable be
cause Of the taints they bear.
Evening journal., 1889-08-08
nlemnrlal ohureh IN Easton.

EAsroN, Md, August PLANS have
been prepared by w. p. Wentworth, a
Boston architect, for a new church for
the congregation Of Trinity Cathedral,
Faston, which will be a memorial to the
late Rev. Henry Champlin Lay, first
bishop Of the Diocese of Easton Bishop
Lay himself laid the foundations for such
an enterprise by the purchase of several
lots Of land, when they were cheap, on
Railroad avenue, which are now very
valuable, being in one Of the
best built-up sections of the town.
The new cathedral will be built in about
the centre of the Cathedral lot The
length will be one hundred feet, the width
Of the nave forty feet, with two transepts,
each ten feet in width. The pews will
seat 300 people Thirty-two choiristers
are provided with choir stalls The organ
chamber is provided for in the west tran
sept, and the robing room is an annex to
the east transept. The plan calls for
three naive aisles, one centre, six feet
wide, and two next the side walls,
two aud one half feet wide each.
The style is called composite, partalSing
of the orders in composition used in
church architecture in the first five CEN
turies of the Christian era The erection
of the cathedral is a certainty. The ma
terial for the walls will be Port Deposit
granite; the inside finish of Southern
pine. Baltimore Sun.