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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17

Brother Joseph c. Taylor, 33d degree, is
spending few weeks in Boston.
Evangelist Chapter of Rose Croix held its
regular meeting at the cathedral of the Scottish
Rite Tuesday evening last, transacting business
on the 18th degree
Brother John II. Olcott returned from Allan
tic City Thursday last to attend to important
personal business, and is now enjoying the re-
naming weeks of his vacation.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection at its last meet
ing worked the 4th and 9Th degrees Among
those present was Brother Warren j. Lown,
32d degree, Treasurer of the lodge, who had
been ill for some time. cordial welcome was
extended him by the Venerable Master, William
Oscar Roome, 32d degree, and the other breth-
ren present.
Companion Myron NJ Parker the Excellent
King of Columbia Chapter No. l, finding that
the cares of his constantly increasing business
would not permit him to longer fill that position,
he recently rendered his resignation, and at the
last conyocation of the chapter an election was
held to fill the vacancy. Companion Thomas
t. Herring was selected for the Office. COmpan-
ion Herring is a painstakins and conscientious
officer.
Conferriag Of Demees-st. Johns Lodge No.
IL will confer the lst and I'd degrees Friday
evening, and will hold special the following
wednesday for the 3d degree.-Hope Lodge
NO @OwilI confer the Sd degree Friday evening.
= Several degrees are due in Osiris Lodge
Wednesday evening The 1st will probably be
worked ,Anacostia Lodge No. q will proba-
bly confer the Sd degree Monday evening"
Columbia Chapter No. will work the Mark de-
gree Wednesday. This will be the only stated
capitular conyocation Of the week k.-Mithras
Lodge OF Perfection will work the 9th, 7th, and
Sth degrees tuesday eVeuing-GeOrge c.
Whiting Lodge No. 22 is called off until the sec
ond Thursday in September Columbia Lodge
No. is called off until the first Wednesday In
September.-B. B. French Lodge no. Is will
T.rtr TltA lot nj L
Special "Wednesday for 3d-Pentalpha Lodge
No. ~ will conf, the lst degree Monday night.
Hiram Lodge No 10 viii hold a special
meeting Tuesday evening for the 30 degree.
Brother Smith Townshend, 32d degree, the
Health Officer, is enjoying himself al Cherry
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Low Rates to Deer Park and Oakland

During the present season the B. S O. r. r.
Co, will sell excursion tickets from Washington
to Deer Park, Mountain Lake Park, and Oak
trains each week at rate of So for the round
trip The tickets will be valid for return pas
sage until Monday following day of sale.
Tickets to Berkley Springs and return will be
round trip.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17

by High Chief Ruler A. NJ. Dewey, Past High
Chief Ruler j: j. Murray, and High Secretary
treasurer l.. h. Patterson. Refreshments were
served under the supervision of Mrs. Ida Mur-
ray, Miss Clara Price, and Sister g. Allen.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17
Catarrh Cured

. A clergyman, after years of suffering from
ing every known remedy, at last found pre-
scrlptlon which completely cured and saved him
from death; ANY sufferer from this dreadful
disease sending a self-addressed stamped enve-
iQpe 70 Prof. }. A. Lawrence, S6 Warren street,
One of the finest and best brands of beer
manutaetured is the TaLnhauser, which is bot
tied and sold by Mr. Herman BenZler, 933 ID
street; Family orders are made speciality. Or
ders by postal or telephone 3l4-2 VIII receive
prompt attention.
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NEWS OF THE LODGES.
WHAT GOETH ON AMONG MEMBERS
OF THE FRATERNITIES.

The Differences Between French and Amer
lean Masons-Notes and Personals from
odd Fellow Circles-Golden Cross and
Rechabite Items.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17

The following Masonic bodies meet upon the
evenings of the ensuing week:
Subordinate L0dges-Masonic Temple-B. B.
French No: 10, Monday, 18th; Pentalpha No. 23,
Washington Centennial No. IA, Wednesday, Goth;
La Fayette No. 19, Thursday, 21st; st. JOINTS
No. II, Friday, 22d; Hope No. 20, Friday, god.
A. A. 5. r. Sanctuary, 1907 street-Cathe-
dral: Osiris No; 20, Wednesday, goth.
Naval No. 1, Thursday, 2lst.
Masonic Hall, Uniontown-Anacostia No. 81,
Monday, 18th.
Royal -lrch Chapters-Masouic Temple -
Columbia No. l, Wednesday, goth.
A1cie,H and Accepted Scottish Rte.-Sanctu-
ary, 1907 street-Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
Tuesday, 18th.
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MRS HELEN A McCRARY, Wife Ex-secretary of
ADDS TO OUR LONG TESTIMONIALS
FOLLOWING LETTER:

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to
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Tickets for the Encnmpment.

The Central Vermont railroad has issu-
ed circular announcing rates from points
in Canada, Vermont and New York to
Boston and return 10 the G. A. r. En-
campment, August 10 to Is. Tickets will
be good for continuous passage going
from August to ~, inclusive. Return
ing. good for continuous passage on trains
leaving Boston on any date from August
u TO 20, inclusive to arrive at starting
point on or before August rs. No stop
over privileges allowed.
An extension of time for the return pas
sage to destination may be granted TO the
original purchaser, II the ticket be pre-
scented by the original purchaser whose
name is attached thereto, to tbs joint a
gent OF the terminal lines at Boston, Aug
IL to 10 inclusive and deposited with said
Joint agent until the original purchaser is
ready to undertake the return journey
from Boston when the ticket will be made
good for continuous passage only on
trains leaving Boston on that day. Such
extension Of time will not be made for a
period which will enable the passenger to
reach his destination by continuous pas
sage, later than Sept. 30, 1890.
Following are rates OF fare from princi-
pal points on the Central Vermont road
and connections; Montpelier and stations
from Northfield 10 Randolph, inclusive s.,
Bethel $50, Royalton sl.65, W. X. juno
tion 1890 Brattleboro 500.
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Chas Moore and wife of Somerville
Mass. are stopping at his fathers.
The member to be selected to represent
Barnard should be a smart and honest
man.
A large amount of sawed lumber is be-
ing shipped from town.
A number of people from abroad are
stopping at the village during the hot
weather. Barnard village is cool place,
the thermometer seldom rising above 20.
Presiding Elder Morgan preached at the
Nj. L. church a week ago Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Marcy OF Woodstock has
been visiting at H. B. Putnam's.
DIR. Brigham and wife of Pittsfield were
at Chas. Cox's the first OF the week.
Mrs. Langdon and daughter of Brook
Ign are stopping at her farm in the north
part of the town.
Mrs. Carrie Fields and son of st. Louis
are in town.
Mrs. Turner, Miss Alice and HarIie
Turner OF Attleboro are stopping at /. 5.
French's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trevor OF Cincinnati have
been visiting her brother, Albert 5. New
ton.
Rev. Rolla Bugbee, wife and daughter
were at Luke Atwood's the first of the
week.
Mr.. Brink who lives on the Newcomb
farm lost a sucking colt last week by its
getting in front of Q moving machine
that was in motion. Several others have
lost little colts this summer. Il. A. Tuck
er had twin colts die and II. B. and 5. ID.
Putnam have each lost one. Raising colts
is like raising turkeys. There is money
in it il you have good luck.
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AMONG THE OLD SOLDIERS.

q. A. r. attention Is directed toward
Boston, Aug. IS. 1t is very likely that there
| the reunion of old soldiers will reach lts
zenith for all time. The occasion is mace
all the more interesting TO yermonttser,s
from the fact that it is expected that Coi'
Veazey is to be elected commander-lh-
chief.
Gov. Dillingham; win attend the reunion
of the old VT. brigade in Boston. Aug. IL.
The second annual meeting of the VI.
Society OF the Sons OF the Revolution VIII
be held at Bennington Saturday, Aug. 10.
The adiutant general of the state says
that the names of the Vt. soldiers buried
in the national cemeteries will be printed
in the new roster of VT troops.
Farnsworth post No. iO6, g. A. X. was
instituted at Lyndonyille July is WITH "a
charter members. The commander IS ".
A. Loomis, and 5. E. Dunton is adJutant.
This post is an off-shoot OF Chamberlain
Post at ST. Johnsbury, to which most oil
its members formerly belonged
The 10Th VT. regiment is preparing to e.
rect a monument on the battlefield OF Gel
tvsburg. on the spot where the command
did such heroic fighting in the repulse of
Pickett's charge July Bird, 1853. A beau
tiful certificate, with the coat OF arms OF
VT. has been prepared for distribution a
mong the subscribers.
Pensions have recently been awarded TO
Nermonters as follows; Original, Avery,
father Of Joseph George, Barnet; Elizabeth,
mother of Alba Fay, Royalton. Increase,
Asa b. French, Island Pond; Norton La
throp, Burlington; Isaac Longs, East Al
bany; Henry ii. Cole, Hardwick; Jere-
miah Billings, Bennington; Silas Blake
ly. Bethel; Siiss Farnsworth, Moretown;
Henry Eaton, Waterbury; John Barrett,
Ludlow; Horace humphrey, Waterbury
Center; Luther Porter, Nergennesi Hiram
Cummings, West Burke; Patrick Sum-
mers, SALISBURY; Edmund II. Bruce,
West Randolph; Levi Badger, Danyille;
Aaron Wiley, Barton Landing; Chandler
Wilbur, North Thetford; Albert Whittle,
West Charleston; Franklin SAWYER, Hyde
Park; Geo. Walton, Woodbury.; John r.
Knox, Vershire; Amos Whiting, VOL
cott
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sharon.

The service of sacred song in the Bap-
fist church on Sunday, Aug. 10, at 2 p. m.
should be attenCed by all, for the singing
viii be excellent. There will be a short ad :
dress on Praise.
Jas. Cowen has sold his farm near the
grist mill TO Mir. Walker OF 0lcott for 1920
who win take possession at once.
VIM. Harlow and wife have moved to
Woodstock and Henry Harrington and
wife have moved into the house vacated by
Mr. Harlow.
Remember the Sacred Concert at the
Baptist church next Sunday at P. NJ. MI
are cordially invited.
Rev. MIR. Chamberlin,s text on Sunday
was, "Who are on the Lords side?'
NJ. c. Noyes and brother Eugene were
at the White Mountains last week. They
accompanied their sister, Mrs. Morey, TO
her home near Mt. Washington.
Chas. Morse, who has been i'll with rheu
matism, is now able to attend TO his work.
Harry Bruce is a little better.
o. c. Sawyer's new house is up. and
work is now progressing rapidly.
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OIcott.

F. p. Marston has moved into his new
store which looks nicely.
Fannie Jones is visiting at East Thet-
ford.
Selden Noyce has returned again.
John Ramsey is very low
Lillian Wilmont Is away on her vaca-
ton.
NJ. o. Gardner has been taking a vaca-
ton.
Cyrus billiards. little girl died on Fri
day and was buried at STAFFORD on Sun
day.
Mrs. c. II. Brooks and son are visiting
in Canada.
Sadie Brooks, who has been visiting her
aunt has returned to her home in Ashland.
Valentine Gray's mother has been visit
ing him.
Mrs. c. Grant and daughter are visiting
at her brothers.
Miss Proper is visiting at n. J. East
mans.
Frank Dickerman has returned from
Mass.
f. c. Pierce and family have returned
from their visit at St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Haskins is improving.
John Sudgen and children spent the
Sabbath with Mrs. Miles.
y. ST. Clair's baby died on Tuesday and
was buried at W. r. Junction Wednesday.
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Ice Water.

A celebrated physician says: "All ice
water drinking is BAD also that "a severe
blow upon the body just over the solar
plexus.n (which in good United States
language means an important portion OF
the nervous system located just back OF
the stomach) "will cause almost instant
DEATH - and ne further says ''the sudden
shock caused by deluge OF ice-water in
to the stomach has exactly the same effect
upon the solar plexus as the blow, and
NAV cause sudden death by its action up
on il and through that on the heart An
other equally celebrated physician says,
"Any diction which unqualitiedly say that
cold drinks are bad and hot drinks are
good must be absurd and further "cold
water stimulates gastric secretion; there
fore do not smile at your friend because
he thinks a half-glass OF ice water before
eating gives him an appetite and helps his
Digestion In continuation we will say,
drinking ice-water in copious draughts
" hen over heated is injurious, il not dan
gerous, that is undeniable. But that the
free drinking OF water in some form in
hot weather must be avoided, is deniable,
and is one Of the greatest popular errors
extant. When person is perspiring free
". a vast amount of water is drawn from
the body which must be re-supplied or
great injury is being done the physical
health and the foundation of some of the
worst forms of Kidney disease is being
slowly but surely laid. Do not drink ice
cold water but pure cool water; a little
lemon Juice viii improve its effectiveness.
Plain soda water with a little acid is also
excellent in hot weather. II from drink
ing too much ice water you have stomach
cramps or are water logged as it is call
ed, or are attacked with Cholera morbus,
Summer Complaints, diarrhea or dysen-
terry, do not resort to alcoholic stimulating
drinks which irritate rather than allay the
inflammation which has caused the trouble;
but adopt the practise of taking daily just
before retiring during July and August,
one teaspoonfnl of Johnsons Anodyne
Eminent in a little sweetened water,
which will prevent all such attacks and i'll
effects from ice-water. In fact little
pamphlet sent free to any one by /. 5.
Johnson X Co., Boston, Mass, contains
vast amount of information about treat
ing those summer troubles with that good
old household remedy.
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Mrs. Taylor and party from New Bed
ford, Mass, are boarding with Mrs j. b
Morse.
Mine Host Stearns has added a fine two
seated buck board to his livery.
Mrs. Hammond accompanied by DR.. Ger
IRISH went to Brooklyn, Conn.,, where her
husband is very i'll, Saturday night.
The Congregational church is being
shingled, preliminary to other repairs.
Miss Eta Esterbrook from Portland, Me.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Luke Kendall.
Misses Kate Howard and Lena Spauld-
ing from West Randolph, visited Mrs. G..
A. Laird last week.
w. H. Laird and Master John q. Peck
spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. 5. V. Kednallis sister from Fitch
burg, Mass, is visiting him.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Preston visited in
Tunbridge last week.
Mr. Herbert Richardson from Manches-
ter, N. H., is spending few weeks with
his aunt, Mrs. Alice P. Reynolds.
Rev. Page Perkins called at G. w. Pres
tons last week.
White River Grange No. SO met at Grange
Hall Aug 2, and the few present enjoyed
a social time. We cannot have a good
than at a few previous meetings. II is APP
pointed in such a manner that all oughtto
be prepari ng for il at least a week before
each meeting. Remember that il is the
first and third Saturday in each month.
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Died in Pueblo, Colorado, July Sth
Charlie J. Foster, aged 26yrs.
c. j. Foster was one of the most talented
and promising young men of the times
At the age of 10 he was manager of the CT
ty Telegraph office at Waverly, Iowa, and
was one OF the most expert operators in
the state. During the past year he has
been engaged on the Associated Press al
Kansas City on the New York line, where
he became very popular aud was much re-
spected for his SUPERIOR talents and gentle
manly conduct. So great was his energy
and application to business that he work
ed months after consumption, that fell
destroyer, had marked him for its victim
When too late he sought the high pure at
mosphere of the mountain city Pueblo
anq there he rests, his work finished SO
young.
His grandfather, ID. w. Cowdery, resid-
es in So. Royalton, Vermont, and is well
known.
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SOUTH RoYaLT0N NEWS.

Mrs. I. P. Dana is visiting in Bradford
Mrs. viii Smith is visiting her father,
John Slack.
]. G. Ashley has an apprentice in his
barber shop.
A. P. Pixley and wife, former residents
of this town are here on visit
Albert Merrill, who works for the Moul
ton Bros. was in town over Sunday.
Frank Lyman has commenced drawing
stone and lumber for his job shop for get
ting out all kinds of lumber.
Mr.. BLY, who has charge OF the cutters
in the shoe factory has moved into j. g..
Ashley's tenement.
On visiting the furniture store OF Ed. F..
Smith last week we were very much pleas
ed to notice the fine line of goods kept in
the town. Mr.. Smith occupies three floors
in the large brick block. The basement
is used for storing his paints and oils: The
ground floor is well stocked with crockery,
glassware and carpeting in all varieties,
paper hangings, curtains and light furni-
ture. The second floor, S0x30 feet is pack
ed with chamber sets in all styles and
prices. A fine line OF parlor sets, spring
beds and mattresses. Just back OF this is
used as the undertakers room where he
keeps constantly on hand fine line of
collins and caskets and funeral supplies.
Mr.. Smith is building up a large trade and
is sending daily furniture into the adjoin-
ing towns and along the Central VT, rail-
road. He attends personally to the wants
of his customers and is courteous and o.
bliging. He delivers goods to any town
in the State free of charge and warrants
his goods as represented. He has large
finishing room where he keeps his help
busy finishing and packing furniture for
delivery. Mr. Smith was well pleased TO
see as and gave a very polite invitation TO
call again and is pleased to show his goods
and give prices to all who will call.
H. c. Markham Of Pomfret was in town,
Tuesday.
Geo. spauiding moved his family here
from Randolph last Saturday
Miss Mabel Blake and Miss Moore of
Greenfield, Mass, returned home from
their vacation last Saturday.
Mr.. Chute, foreman in the stock room
and MIR. Ivers, the Mckay stitcher moved
their families here this week.
There are so hands at work in the shoe
factory at present and twenty more Will
be added soon.
Mrs Burrell and daughter have gone to
Tunbridge to visit her brother
Mr.. Abbott sent his first samples of
shoes to Boston the first day OF Aug. and
has received an order for one case OF sam
pies. He has 100 cases in process of COM
pletion.
Sewing machines at bottom prices at NJ.
j. Sargent's. They have added fine line
of linen papeteries TO their stock at the
price at which common paper is sold.
John Slack is making arrangements to
build a house near the shoe factory.
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+. G. Emmons while moving with a
machine a few days ago cut the throat Of q
large adder just enough TO bleed him to
death.
IL has generally been considered impos-
sible TO catch a weasel asleep but as VIM.
Archer was moving for J. c. Caswell last
Monday he heard shrek and on exam
lining he found the hind quarters OF the
weasel though perhaps il was not asleep.
Homer Darling reports having caught
10 old woodchucks in traps from one hole
and thinks il was not much OF a hole for
woodchucks either.
Grace Darling is home from Manches-
ter after an absence Of ten months.
Alien Rattee and brother are cutting
Mrs. Farr's hay.
Edward Ryder OF Boston recently made
his friends in this village a short call.
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DIR. G. p. House and wife of Spokane.
Washington after an absence of two yrs.
have come to visit their friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wight visited
friends in Barre last week.
w. P. Smith has returned from Boston.
Mrs. F. G. Dickerman and daughter are
visiting friends in Randolph.
Friends in the West will regret to learn
of the death OF Henry Hutchinson Of Nor
witch.
Rev. Mr.. Myers win preach in the Bap-
fist church.
A horse, one single harness. buggy
and pair of work harnesses were stolen
from F. A. Stevens hill farm Saturday
night.
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Mrs. ]. b. Darling returned from Mass,
Monday of last week.
Mrs. Fiske Of Chicago who has been
spending several weeks with her pprents
returns home this week.
Mr.. Mears has changed residences, be-
ing now located in Mr.. Darling's house.
Mr.. Enoeh Rhodes has been spending
some time with his parents.
Raspberries have been very plenty this
season.
Mr.. Knapp is at work has ing in the Vi
cinity Of Middlebury.
Jimmie Lewis has been at home from
the west but returns this week.
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Ponfrt.

The Misses Eta Hodges and Cora At
wood are at home.
Mrs. Chandler and daughters are visit
ing at Judge Nilleris.
VIM. Kendall and wife OF Lebanon, n
H., were in town on business, Thursday
Foster Sargent and wife OF Tunbridge
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. P.
Thacher last Saturday.
r. u Dana and wife and Lewis Dana
and wife were in West Randolph, the first
of the week, looking over Moulton Bros.
system of butter making.
The reunion Of the Livingston family at
s. +. Livingston's, last week was a very
enjoyable occasion. There were present,
Mrs. T.. o. Stone from East Los Angeles,
Cal, and 5. +. Livingston, the only sur
viving members of a family OF seven
children and their estimable mother, the
widow OF the late Hon. Jones Livingston
Of Peterboro, n. H., and grandchildren
and relatives.
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George A. Morse, the candidate for
senator in Lamoille county was born
in Woodbury. in 1913. Received his
education in the district schools and
Hardwick Academy. Located in FL
more in 1872. He is manufacturer
Of lumber and is President Of the
Morse Manufacturing Co., situated in
Wolcott, an extensive concern which
manufactures yearly from 1900, 900
to 3, 0t0 200 feet OF lumber Besides
this, he is the owner of two mills at
East Elmore. He represented the
town of Elmore in the Legislature of
1882 and was an active aud efficient
member of that body.-Citizen.