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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27

This Is what yon ought % have. n fact
you must have It to fully enioy life.
Thousands are searching for il daily. and
mourning because they find il not. Thous-
ands upon thousands OF dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope that
they may attain this boon And yet Il
may be had by all. We guarantee that E.
lectric Bitters, il used according to iirec-
tions and the use persisted in, viii bring
you good digestion and Dust tine demon
dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsv.
We recommend Electric Bitters for ays-
pepsia and all diseases of liver. stomach
and kidneys. Sold at 30 cts and 81 90 per
bottle by r. G. Morton, druggist.
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To The Honorable tins County Cont next to De held
a chelsea Thin aud Tor NE County of Orange on
The nrst TINS -day 90 June. a. ID. iSlN
lour petitioner, tlurtuce HAYWARD Of Ram
dolpl On said Orange tounfy pecftulir shows 10
said Court that e was lawfully juiue IN marriage ID
hauuah haN warl WHO Is now without flte stare ~
Vermont. az Iunhridge. March :. lsss IS tster.e
severance minister 81 t.e Gospel duly quaiiied 10
-oltmnife uari aErs. That from Tia, lime. 81 said
marriage You petitioner lived with fhe id Hannah
n iie oi-crfuuce OF ais duiies imposed itv Ia IA mar
riaEe contract. thl an about 1uli J. ISIS when The
-li4 hannah Nlilif deserted oar nerift.ntr Tllaf
since SAIL marriage TIE said Hannah las AZ ife5.
iiles ana Win divers persons committed adultery,
anl l- treated your peiit uncr Win great cruelty
and luioleTlhie severity.
Nlerriorc yVur pet tuntr pfass That a iietsict.
may Dc granted him and a. Goa alty bound will ever
pif5l. =, CLARENCE HAYWARD.
susotiD,s and sworn 70 before me fis 18th dav OF
March. A. D. ls.s.
\. l.. BoNpES, Master in Chsncerv.
safe Of Vermont. IL appearing that the within
n,tAnee 20 y. ss;A Hannah hayward j. without
the state OF Vermont so that process cannot . -r-
e on per by reeu ar officer. Is hereby ordered The
sald Hannah De- required 10 appear before Tia, Conn
" Aourt next 10 ue held - Chelsea within and ~
sara county. on the nrf Tuesday OF jane eal IL an.
sMer TIE iercgng petition, aud it further orl.res
inst the within petition with this order prfiisfe ~
AZ West Randolph IA said County three weeks s,,e
eessNely tn last publication % be al least in ,ri
usivfe the term 70 which said petition IS retlrrsi.
which shall be deemed sufficient notice
tifeu under my hand al Randalpl ia ssf.l ,a..
THIS 18th day Of March. A. n. is40 'f
B. p. ADAMS. Judge of Comfy f,,,,,-.
= = bohnhN- ATTY for Petitioner. -
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North RoyaIton.

Geo. Rusznak cut his foot last week.
Faber Benedict is circulating a petition
to hold school meeting to see If the dis
trict will vote to build new schoolhouse
in district 10, Bethel.
Andrew Keffner is working for Lewis
Abbott.
Henry Walker has taken F. Benedict
sugar place upon shares.
John Henry, son of James Henry OF
Lowell, Mass, former resident of this
town died of heart disease last week. Miss
Grace Stoughton and several other rela-
tives attended the funeral.
Miss Della Cloud is improving.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27

Mrs. Edward Downs and Miss Lizzie
Downs spent last week with friends here
:. Buell. recently hurt one hmb badly
while rolling logs ia the mill yard.
Tho NJ. +. Society recently received two
dozen copies Of .ae EpRofea HvmnM a
gift from Congre ational church ID Low
Ell, Mass.
The box sQciahle VAS success both Sc
cially and financially netting Sc
Miss Lizzie spoqr i to teach the speIng
term e Z school here
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27

Miss Ida Thatcher returned from Wake
field, Mass. last week.
Herbert Adams and wife of Barnard and
Mrs. Tullius Adams of West Randolph re-
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Adams
f. A. Thacher expects to move to Hart
ford next week. His departure from our
village is much regretted.
Mr.. Culver disposed of a quantity of
household goods last Friday at auction.
Mrs. Mary Xix is coming back from
Windsor and has rented Seymour Culver
house.
Mrs. A. b. Kenney's sister from West
Randolph visited her last week
Some Of our farmers suggest the propri-
ETY. of having the listers visit in person
every farm before appraising its value
They claim that some farms in this town
have not been visited by the listers for ten
years nor any change made in the tax list
while the value of the farms has greatly
depreciated.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27

Several children in town have thelwhoop-
ing cough.
Fred Davis has a new Cooley creamery
Mrs. Cobb is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Edmund Sherburne.
Ernest and Ralph Howard are sugaring
az A. g. Shows.
Lila Burke is at work at w. c. Whipple's
.. j. Rugbee of Boston made his par
ents a short visit last week.
Arthur and Elmer Leonard, who have
been attending school at Woodstock have
returned home.
John Adams is in Bethel running a log
saw for f. N. Newcomb.
Mrs. North Livingstone Of White River
spent a few days in town last week.
There viii be meeting OF the Choral
Union at the church here Saturday, April
18th, at O'Clock, with 4 concert in the eve.
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License tOSell.

STATE or VERMONT. Ia Probste raais =
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. - en- al l,anaelt. sfos
18Th day Of March. A. y lsa0 Selsa II lhal &C.,
q the estate OF Joshua A. spear late q Il q
Court for license f. sci All 81 thc ral esi'f
said deceased representing sL
that the sale IS necessary for the pawn -, y
deceased
il Is ordered " said Court that said applii1i y 81
under consideration and be heard on iiit s'rsasl
Of Anr. AID. loAo. Al tine PROBATE ofice y '.e-a
aud. II Is further ordered that al persons ~ 81
q notified hereof. BY publication Of noiice y
piication and order thereon three weeks 49, -
N the HERALD AND NFWS printed q
dpiph and watch circuiates in 4te neiHiel -
those Interested before s8d time ~ - Dr.
fiev may appear as said time ana piace at
STE cause object thereto
By The Court Attest rs
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Commissioners Notice.


Estate Of JAMES PIKE
The undersigned having been appointed br tn n
Probate Court for the District of Hartford ~.
nissloners 70 receive. examine and adjust An e,,
and demands Of all persons AGAINST the estate
james Pike late Of Rovalf0n IN ala n.
deceased. and all claims exhibited Ii Offset tfsss
hereby give notice that we will meet for IN nv
poses aforesaid, al the Office OF Lamb fTari.5i Z
Royalton on the 10th day Of May ami eth day i, Il.
next from O'Clock p. m.unui O'Clock. D. T1.ofiss
days, ana that six months IRON the i4.h dag AZ N
A. ID. los9 Is the line limited bv said Court for IN
creditors 70 present rlleir claims to Us for e4an.
ton and allowance.
Dated al Royalton this All day Of March A D n
CHAs. P.TARBELL Com.
IS EDWARD FOSTER niissinners
w. II. Martin Eaerataf
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srocK owNgRs aTTFNTl,NI

Don't forget that one pound Of yyeara's Con.
dition Powders IS worth five OF any other Kind
Sure cure for worms. Sold BY both druggists.
Neare sure cure Tor heaves Is the nniv thing
known thar viii cure. Sold by both DRUGGISTS
Neare's Poultry Powder is = sure cnf.s fo1
Chicken Cholera and Roup. and greatly i'm
proves their laying qualities. It beats The
world. Sold by all druggists.
+. K Smith, Bristol Springs. Ontario Co.
\. T.. says that "Agoil gives Magic Relief n
Pinkeye and Distemper in horses and Asthma
and rheumatism IN man. Sold IN 4. {, Mo-
ton. West Randolph
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Commissioners ., Notice.

The undersigned, having been anno,n,as
Hon.Probate Court for the district ~ ps.sg oT .
M % reeve examine and adjust AZ c ~
los r. Stratton late OF Brookiied r. ai O ca.
deceased. ana all claims exhibited IN oasa Dhifa
70, hereby give notice thai we will meet ~ n s
poses aforesaid at the residence offIs ~, Ut as ~
StraftoH in Brookfieid at FARRELL
on the 9Th day Of April and sth ia.
next iron O'Clock Pm. until o'cios'. q 4, v
each OF said DAYS and th.i 81 u y ciock T. Z
the lstn day OF Feb. A. D.. 1896 is H. ,in a.
ed By said Court for said creditors % ,,.s .ae le
claims 10 Us Tor examination and alloysHessu e.
Dated at brookaeld ihis 4lh day OF March n ).
ROYAL ABBOTT ! roa,.nA -. 4
SIS JOHN ". RAYMORF Stunts
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Probate of Win

STATE OF VERMONT.
sitsb And for Dis pa > held Al Ss
A. ID. 1880. 'e "'h DAY ol NJ
Present. HoN. 7. o. SFArFp
An INSTRUMENT purporting 10 he fla - 9as.e.
n e said district q de sapei9 s. ecoy
Court here By Jas. Wilson tbe resented % \.
for Probate: II i oriaraa ! y iouiaH tl..s
an persons concerned therein ~ a Coagtidr
Office IN Woodstock aforesaid al ~ the Pf0iss
Marcel, A. D.. ESQ, and contest In I BE ss dav
will il they see cause: 'Ne ff0Jaie of ~
purpose, + ! further ordered, tia, con, |, 9i WA
~. previous 70 the time appointed w. saeees,
VII. IN the Herald and Courier proving u
lished at Bethel. ia this state. newspaper pt
true copy Of record attest "a hegistet
- TO. SEAVFp
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Probate OF VIII.

STATE OF VERMONT. I Ala Probate 80 ..,5. :,
tlstflet el Randolph. s. Al Randolph, n q
ior said District. on the SIN dsy OF Mci. = n :,
An instrument Importing 90 te the a. ~. :
t. slanleHt OF HANNAH Grain late of Iun,fi3-. =
salg District. deceased, j. presented 10 ~ -.
ny fiorenfine D.Moodv, the executor ieit Y =
i9i probate: ana il is ordered by 81 -
tnaf ali persons concerned therein Dc httiAe 3
bear before said Court. At the hoiel Il ~
Chelsea Aforesaid. on the l7th gay
io9e and contest the probate Of SAID Wiz rs.
cause; for lich purpose Il is further elet ,i.s
Copy OF the record OF this order te rqp.isas ~
weeks successfully. previous 70 The TING Il Nfas
Tor proving said Will IN the HERALD 80 -.
new spaper printed at w Randolph N W ~
SD Attest YFN n NICHOLS fA~
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Commissioners Notice.


Estate Of JOSHUA A. SPFAp
The undersigned. having been anrain,,,
Hon. Probate Court for the District hi - Y y
Commissioners 10 receive, examine ana a5 ~
claims ana demands OF all persons against IN "
stdeceased.and all claims Ia Offset tbepa, y :.
give notice that we will meet for lie nnraeso,.
said. at the store Of the late tosI,. = i sils
on the eth day of May 1899 and ths ~ q, a VA
sept. 1890 from IL clock A. m. until o,e,oet n I q
On said days and that siN months frsn M p
18th day OF March A. D.. 1870 Is the firps ii.,,,.
said Court for said creditors % presnf mi, n.
10 US for examination and allowance batsi, y a.
Brainiree. W. this sth day OF Marcel. A. n ia A
:. b. Il. ABBOTT CIV
SIS T. b. KENDALL missioss,
- Iva ThaYef. Admir- Vles
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Petition For Di,nrnn

- y, a iE ~ VERMONT fChas. Cary of Ro,,...,
- 1t, 80 - : u - having Sled las pefIfioa
r r ine !" ithoni The state. Ordered fhsf go
s.li4 - = 1otineti and required IL aruesr a.
49,, g e n,slefe the Couuif Court next hfld -
''t,esi.seA y " iudsor County on az fotrfii 49,
~ y WAY -. ty Publishing TIE ~iIi,.fni,' - -.
y ~ ttls order three weeks sucrassIti, r.
y ittAla And Courier. the last ruiiicafion 10 E ~
,.ist - NseAs before sid term 81 t,sr-f me- -
Woodstock. March 8. $50 D@'ei -
JAY READ PENBFR. Cg.-k
-. MtL>pN. Atty. for Petifione-
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SOUTH RoYalTos NEWS.

SOUTH RUYAl IUh NEWS.
Miss Addie Hastings is III New York
Guard Ashley is improving slowly.
VIII Abbott has gone to Hartford to
live.
Geo. Haynes recently lost valua-
bic COW.
The Whitcomb house is TO be sold
this week.
Ira Spaulding has moved TO the Nor
throp house.
Mrs. Pierce of Rochester is visiting
her son, Gardner Ashley.
Highest cash price paid for eggs.
ED FOSTER.
Portieres and brass curtain rods at
Ed f. Smiths.
Chas. Wall has bought the Whit
comb store for $1,000.
There was fine run of sap last Fri
day night and Saturday.
Mr.. Horton Of Conn. shipped car
load Of horses from here Monday.
Chamber sets sold on the INSTALL
ment plan at Ed f. Smiths.
Spring beds from S1.25 to $500.
Call and see them at Ed f. Smiths.
Albert Sargent is to move into Mrs.
Pixies tenement the first of April.
Mrs. Nellie Doyle was called to
Lowell last week to attend funeral.
Try gallon of Ed F. Smiths scot
paint, warranted and references given.
The DR.. Whitcomb house and cor
ner has been sold to DIR. l. p. Dana for
2,7O0
Capt. j. f. Eldredge, pension at
torney, is soon to locate his headquar-
tiers here.
Chas. /. Southgate has had an Of
fer of $50 month as train dispatcher
a, Concord, n. III.
Regular meeting of Rising Sun
Lodge f. and A. M. Wednesday eve,
April I'd.
Misses Ona and Ala Day have re-
opened their dressmaking rooms in the
Martin block.
Messrs. Estabrook and Horton of
Warren, r. /. are in town buying
horses.
The ladies Social Circle of the
Cong'l society will hold a sugar social
in their vestry Friday evening.
Mr.. Hubbard, who has managed the
town farm for the past two years, leaves
there and Albert Taylor is to take his
place.
Miss Alice Brown moves into Mr..
Prindles tenement and Mrs. Cummings
into Richard Wills.
30 bushels of oats and 80 bushels of
India wheat for sale at less than mar
ket price at Ed Smiths.
Ed Smith has engaged one of Chas.
Walls tenements for his mother who
IS soon to return here from Haverhill,
Mass.
Miss Myrtle White goes to Boston
next Monday to be absent about
week and is then to go to Barre, where
She has engaged for the season in
millinery shop.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27

Adna Adams has taken farm Of Lake
Parish in Randolph and moved there this
week
Mr.. A. H. Fuller OF Catskili, \. Y. made
a flying visit TO his wiie's sister. Mr. c.
W. Jones sunday, taking his Little niece
home With him.
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"Reminiscences N0ilre.

Estate Of tHARLES FAY.
Tie undersigned. haying been appointed rs iteHn
Probate Court for the district Of Hartford Comn4
sioners. TO receive. examine and adjust al claims II
demands Of al persons against the estate Of Cha
Fay. late Of Royalt0n In said district dttia
ed. and all claims exhibited in 0ase; thereto hns,
give notice that We will meet for the puro-es ~,
said, at the dwelling house occupiedby said teeai
ed al the time Of his DEATH ia said Royaltonos i
9Th day of Sept. next. from 2a'elook
4o'cloek.p.M. on said day and that * Hlra.
from the sth day OF March A. D. 1879 {. the time q.
tied by said Court for said creditors to present w
claims to us for allowance.
Dated nj Royalion this Sth day Of March AD N
CHAs. A. LYMAN. Com
$50 GEORGE ELLIS missioner
Alice I. Fay. Admr.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27

Man and woman to work on farm bv
the month or year. Steady work and
coed pay. Good references required. APP
ply at once 10 A. Messer, Rochester. Vi.
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Thts Is % certify that have tlis DAY faid ug son
Nm.Henry sninam.hls time during the remainder OF
his minority aud shall claim none OF his wages nor
pay any debts OF lis contracting after THIS dafe.
shi n. d. ~t'T.IfAN
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27
DIED.

In Royalton. VT. Feb. 9Th, Arthur c.
Hubbard, aged 10 years, Z months and PC
DAYS.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory
They are not.
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27
Absolutely the Besf.

All theingredients used are pure and " hol,
some, aud are published on every label.
One trial proves its uperiorltr
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27

RInvEI &C Good Star,cost Srss tor SO. T,,,soe
gtWI UILC Humber tandem tricvcie.' cs,@t -,
'niy sos l.. p. THAHER, West Rsnaslrh n
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I'D. CT sHING (
A. 4 BRoNkS

STATE or NERM0Nr. ? In Probate Conf, =
RANDOLPH DISTRICT SIS Raudo.ph Wii,,f
an Instrument Thereto pnftqr
he the last VIII and Testament Of " iham ~,
late o. Randolph deeta-eft peA-
scented TO The court Hannah z. Holm an -.
me eNecutfiN therein named. ioI ~.
~ j. ordered by said Court. tliat all persons y e
e. therein be notified to appear az a SESSION n Z
Couft 20 be held At tilt. Probate office IN tahn ~.
the 18th day Of April A. DISC and show caH- 4. +,
tileY may hive. against the Probate oi slil w. =
which parposeit Is further ordered that p geI, =
record % this order be published three Ne'l,r.-
crssiNeiy in tie HERALD Avn NV S.iifl
aoiph. previous 10 said time appointed iof lsi
By the Court Atierl
I I =. -
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~ Attest. va. IT NlCHOLS.juia


STATE OF VERMONT Z At ffoais ted
DISTRICT on HARTFORD - held So Wooigd
within aud FOR said District, ON the IL aafei ~
a. y. $3.50. PRESENT. Hon. T. O. s-aEu, sas
WHEREAS daHes &. Fowler. ole ffIe
executors af the last will arf fa-1a
OF Elisha Fowler late OF tslil ~
district, deceased, testaie propose rsnlftME
account Of his administration amt pr,>elf.hs =
account against said estate for al Haa9 =
session % said Court 10 BE- held at tiN i'alaf d
IN Woodstock. il said District. on il il dr Z
April. a.. n. is9, Aud Whereas. said tar as 3
sSned said time anu place foi settlement u sl.A'
cunnf, and for decree 20 the residue pt sal s''i
the legaltes Of said decea ata ailff
that public notice thereof be given taal gf'ali =
teTested ia said estate by publishing cTye
record % This order three weeks su1 es,te .iee
Gus q tie day assigned. as aforesaid i.s p.
and Courier 4 newspaper uuhlisIp4I 81
IN the cuntv 81 Windsor ia the ID 81 "
Therefore, All persons Coucernt ~ ssis ls4 u
notified 70 appear AT The Probat ea.tr @
stock. IN said hi strict on She DAY ir o. ei,
said. then ami there TO contest the .s..p,anra y
acc0nnt,if they see cause. and to estabi eti
= heirs, lesatees. and lawful eiainant- "a r.
due.
a true record, Attest y. j. sEAvltR Gssi-tt
true copy OF record. T.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27

STATE OF VERMONT Al Prouaie Coai N
RANDOLPH DISTRICT : Al Eandonh Ia saIia.
trici on the 18th day OF March A. y lSg.
;. b. heDard Administrator % the ssiat 4
Daniel Tifas late of Chelsea, iu saddgt
Ceased presents his administration account ~ H.
animation and allowance and makes appIcate
a decree Of distribution and partition o. o. esls
Of said deceased. NhereHpon q is ordered y u
Court that said account and said ap LEGATION r
fefred 70 a session OF said Court 70 be ied att r.
hate Office in Randolph on the ifh day Of i11
1880 for hearing and decision THEREON; All
n Is further ordered that notice hereof 30 iva
persons interested by publication - DE sane -
weeks successfully On the Herald 4 New seval's
published at est Randolph. previous ~ sad uu
81 hearing that they may appear li said ilf =
place and SHOW cause if any they may hare why ~
account should not be allowed and such drTs
ulsde. By the Court.
So Attest. VA. II NICH0LS@uia
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Commissioners Naucr.


Estate Of ALBERT wHiTgoMB 4
The undersigned. having been appointed Z,
Hon. Probate Court for tile District q ~. \
Commissioners. TO receive, examine and a1ls'. I.
claims and demands OF al persons against tie ~ ~
OF Albert WhitcoHb late OF Bethel u AZ.
trlct, deceased. all claims exhibited iR Offset lte
hereby give notice that we will meet for The pup.
Aforesaid. At J. ). Wilson'S office In Bethel ai9e4
on the 7ll day OF April and 1th dar o. s19
next frvln ciech a n. uniii q ei.s ~ sgs
said daFs.and that six mos. from the 5th DAY e ~
lsso IS the time limited by said Court far 'all ~
ors TO present thtir claims 10 Us for tNan Aa ~;
allowance. Dated az Bethel this iIth Gay % N-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

frcHtoh
According TO previously extended
notice that picnic would be held at
Evergreen hall. district No. {. Aug.
IS. for the benefit Of the Sabbath
school. on or before ten O'Clock A. NJ,
the parents nd children began to as
semble. and by eleven \. NJ the hall
WAS filled hv men. women. and children
Of all ages. from the child often months.
TO the old lady Of 50. and gentle
men OF IS years. 4 bank of deposit
was soon made in one eud of the hall,
consisting OF baskets and pals well
filled. The ladies very soon commenced
TO remove ''the deposits" and arrange
the same on two long tables. and with
nimble feet and willing hands the
tables were soon loaded with every
variety cf food that was tempting TO
the eye OF a hungry person. consisting
Of canned beef. green peas. cake OF
every form and variety, also pies OF
various sorts and al abundance of
every kind Of food. also tea and coffee,
SuCH aS tHt VI tiS tNatpSiH
school know we'll how to furnish. AT
II NJ. dinner was called by the leader.
the tables were quickly surrounded BY
quiet anu orderly company of men.
women and Sunday school children of
one hundred or more Those that were
seated at the tables well knew what
they were there for and we'll WAS their
time improved. A half hour being thus
well spent all went from the tables
satisfied Before leaving the tables a
contribution was called for to obtain a
few dimes to purchase singing books
for the school, and the very satisfac-
tory sum of over three dollars was con-
sributed. Some OF the party went to a
grove near by TO enjoy a delightful
swing. A greater part Of the ladies
remained in the hall aud gathered up
the fragments which were quite abund-
ant. While this work was being done.
the hall rang with merriment by the
children and Some of larger growth.
About three o'clock the company be-
gan to leave for their respective homes,
counting the day one Of the bright
spots of their lives.
Sept. ). SE"Akp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
Ten Good Things to Know.

!. That sal, will curdle new milk,
hence, in preparing milk porridge,
gravies, etc. the salt should not be
added until the dish is prepared.
,. That clear boiling water will re-
move tea stains and many fruit stains.
Pour the water through the stain aud
thus prevent its spreading over the
fabric.
3. That ripe tomatoes will remove
ink and other stains from white cloth.
also from the hauds.
4. That teaspoonful Of turpentine
boiled with white clothes will aid in the
whitening process. Borax is better
s. That boiled starch is much i'm
proved by the addition Of little sperm
sal, or gum arabic dissolved.
6. That beeswax and salt will make
rusty fiat irons as clean and smooth as
glass. Tie lump of wax in bag
and keep it for that purpose. When
the irons are hot rub them first with
the wax rag, then scour them with 3
paper or cloth sprinkled with salt.
:. That blue ointment and kerosene
mixed in equal proportions and applied
10 the bedsteads is an unfailing he'd
bug remedy, as a coat of white wash
is for the walls of log house.
$. That kerosene will soften boots
or shoes that have been hardened by
water, aud reEder them As pliable as
new.
g. That kerosene will make tin tea
kettles as bright as new. Saturate a
wooden rag and rub with it. 1t will
also remove stains from Vanished fur
niture.
10. That cool rain water and soda
will remove machine grease from per-
ishahle fabrics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
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