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Mower County transcript., 1890-08-06
SHOOTING WATER SNAKES.
Novel Methods to Rid tho C3overnmen,
Ponds of These PestA

Novel Methods to Rid the (3overnmen,
Ponds Of These Pesta
Water snakes have become such Z
nuisance to DIR. Hessel, curator of the
carp ponds and superintendent Of shad
propagation, that he has declared y wal
of determination against them. They
are voracious devourers of young fish,
lying in wait for them in the shallow
water near the bank and gliding stealth
lily up behind each finny victim, which
flnds itself swallowed before it has had
time to fairly realize the nature Of the
tragic occurrence. One sn9ke will con.
sumo, ON an average, at least six little
carp or shad per diem, and at this rate
it will be seen that few of them, with
ordinary appetites, are likely to shock
ingly deplete the stock in a preserve
within comparatively brief period.
How plentiful these destructive reptiles
are in DR.. Hessgls watery domain may
be judged by the fact that during the
past twelvemonth he has himself killed
1900 Of them. ....
The Doctors method of killing snakes
is peculiar; he Stays them with parlor
rifle, which is just like an ordinary
rifle, save that the bore is very small,
and the bullet and charge Of powder
corresponding. With this formidable
weapon in hand, it is the fsvorite pas
time of his leisure hours to patrol the
shores of the ponds with cautious foot
steps, gazing ahead wistfully until now
and then perchance he sees . reptile
head protruding from the water. It is
q small mark to hit, but the
distinguished curator's aim is un.
failing, and it is his particular
pride always to break the snakes
neck between the base of the skull and
the arst vertebra. This accomplished,
the prey invariably gives up the ghost,
and the sportsman, looks out for the
next 3 q 50 :,tts.s EztE=s! y,
Sometimes he invites friends to join
him in this manly exercise, but 1t is
understood that none Of them approach
the doctor in accuracy OF marksman-
ship. His success may be estimated in
q measure by the fact that he has al
ready cleared the ophidians out Of all
the ponds but one or two toward the
west that are appropriated to carp. He
says that people thereabout call them
s.water moccasins," but that they are
not, in his opinion, actually such. He
knows positively, however, that they
have destroyed millions Of his young
Ash, which would otherwise have ar
rived ct adult age In all proba bility,
and lived careers Of usefulness in the
world. Washington Letter.
Mower County transcript., 1890-08-06
a Trin,nx Loss.

Cholly-Pd nate aWfully to get int
ary danger. I'm sure I'd lose my head
Maud-Do you think you'd mias it7-
Bostonian. So; s.
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point for Prohlbitlonists.

. Teach cher-What zone do We live ins
Boy (who Has an intemperate fathsn
Ma says she thinks We must live y
the Incorporate xonel l-Toxas SiftinsA
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outing at La Grange, on Lake Champlain.
| Albert ID. Lane returned Friday from @
| fortnights vacation at the Fabyan House.
DR.. A. Clark went Tuesday to remain q
week in Huntington. j. r. Curran deputy
grand sachem, says he will raise tho chief,
in the Quonektcut tribe, l. o. X. NJ, al
Brattleboro Friday night, and in Wabur
tribe Montpelier one week from that time
II. ", Drew and family spent Sunday al
the Crawford House, White Mountains, and
II. W. Kemp was at Lancaster, N. II.
Messrs. Sibley 81 Kemp are going to
build two dwelling houses on their land
near the Wetmore & Morse Granite com
| pany's works. They have 56 building lots
| there
County Clerk NJ. +. Smile and Judge II.
! W. Lyiord went Monday to Peake's Island,
Maine, on fishing trip, to be absent until
| August.
O. O. Hooker and wife Of San Jose, Cal,
ond II. l.. Howard and wife of New York
were among the visitors at the Pavilion
Monday
Thermometer showed 90 degrees above
zero Tuesday afternoon, in the shade on
State street
The old stairs loading to the band room
in Ballous block are being replaced with
new ones, and j. Percy Sanford is doing the
i,b
J'v.
I. J.. Lyons is moving his plumbing es-
| tabushment into his newly remodeled build
ing adjoining the old quarters on ELM
street
John l.. Wallace won first money in the
100 yards dash Mt Barre Saturday
six inch drain pipe is being laid from
'no residence OF 'Teorge Howe, across Elm
street into the Worcester branch
George c. Wbeatlev and wife Of Roston
bovo hcor ,,isi,ir,, ,,itI, n 6 w..
a,,1 .,I...' '.., WIN -. D. " neu uleS
anu are now spending week In Brookied.
Charles H. Davis. who has been special pen
son examiner for Washington, Orleans and
w Ihdaor counties since last fall, has been
transferred TO I1tt7hurE, Pa. His eldest
utughter was also married on June 30 at
Washington, d. q.
=, Nhtut Dude yarrcSted two drunken men, on
We AFTERNOON or tle ri. one of them was 20
..iuH' he iGII d wa the stairs at DeLottin-
WIGS barber shop, was loaded into Job
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WEST RAkDOI PA

Pork Flint and V. l. Spear took in about
500 pounds of wool from Nershirc Washing
ton, and WILLIAMSBURG; they are at Chelsea
this week, which closes up the market on &C.
count or the define 1, the price. Mrs. Standish
OF New YORK Is in town.--Alrs l.. Md edmond
visiting her sister at Royalton.-G. Is. NJ mt
gomery has moved from the Chadwick tepe-
Mr.. Mccall of New York city is visiting at
Stone Leigh.-Carl Thayer of Boston is in
town.
Georgia White of Mortified Is in town
William 1ison of Maiden, Mass. s in town
Tor the summer.-Mabe Smith has returned
from Boston and has gone to Greensboro Pond
in company with Hubert salisbury und fami-
~, Claude, Beedie and Cornelia Pierce. -
sumner Holdbrook of Maplewood. Mass is at
Mrs. Mary Hobrosk's-E. A. Powell of Rich
ford and l., q. Green of Woodstock arc at
W. II. DuBois's. f. Frost a professor at Dart
mouth college Is in town.-Harry Sault and n
friend of Lynn, Mass. is visiting relatives
The Congregational society held an ice cream
party at Mrs. A. y. Tewksbury's. Quite a
sum was roaized.-Horace Mann has gone to
Northfield, Mass, to attend the addresses to
Royalton.-Mrs. willard Gay is soon to visit at
Hanover, y. ii.
Mrs. j. ID. Mitchell and son Robert are in
Bridgewater.-kev. Miss Freeman supplied
Rev. j. y. Pierces pulpit at Braintree Branch,
sunday Astronomical. Lynch and family of
worcester Mass, are hero-Frank Spaulding
ana FAMILY OF st. Adams are visiting his pa
renis.-t,. e. Gerry is building a new barn to
replace the one burned last winter. At the
monthly shoot of the rife club. July 4, out Of
a possible 81, II. Il. Sharpe scored IS first
string and 40 second Jake Ford came next
scoring 40 first AZ second ; distance so yards
using the Creedmore target.
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NEW HAVEN.

The resignation Of Prof. II. d Hoffnagle
is much regretted. a. he is n most successful
an popular teachcr.--'Ihc contract for build
lh- the new CONGREGATIONAL church has been
awarded to Smith X Alien of Miudlebury, and
work on the same will commence al once
Mss toinaG e, prcccptrcss + the academy, is
ia prccarIuus condition. Charles Ash was
venerable rec uau Wash urn ana was sen.
fenced TO tue Reform Sch0p.. whero he was
taken by Officer Caldwell on Friday. George
George il. Hinmau ana wife are expected to
occupy iheir new home mex week. They will
be WtIcomeI oy many iricuds.-C. +. Palmer,
station agent, Is slowly recovering from Ia,
severe i.lncss.--C. :. Dana, ccus enumcrator.
completed his ldb1rs June So and wa, every
where treated with courtesy and his questions
promptly an-wered.-NI. /. Partrh i, dong a
iouri-niuc business at hi gri,t mill AT Nely
Haven Mll.s.-Nls. Aidie Cow.csl Hammond
OF Chicago, with her children, arrived in town
on SATURDAY for the summer
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PIT TSEORD.

Rev. George Boardman and wife have re
turned to Pittsford to spend the summer. II
Is expected that he will supply the pulpit OF
the congregational church during the time OF
his stay.-hev. DR.. Norman Seaver supplied
the vacancy last sunday very aCCcptaDly at
both morning and evening service. Mrs
Ellen Kelly Hooper, principal Of Usage col
iege, Ithaca, \. Y, is in town.-Mrs. j. b
Booth has been engaged as teacher of the vii
iage district school for the coming year
henry kingman, the veteran eXpfessman,
mail carrier and ST ge driver closed his work
of 80 years and six months, juno ~. Asa Jack
son has secured the route and will make four
regular trips from the "Mills' and pustoffice
dally.-Charles Pn"kney. wife and two daush-
tiers have returned from Charlc,ton South
Carolina to spend the summer with j. vi.
Goodenough II G. Peabody and wife, With
May and Eleanor Manley. have gone to Nan
tasket, AMI then 20 to Portland, Ne.
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MLDplEBuRY.

The glorious Fourth passed rather
! quietly here. a large sized Old clubhouse
was planted in the middle of the road near
the tongres ationul church, and legends TO
! be read upon it the next morning inform
ed the public that this was our ''new de-
/ pot The new depot disappeared Satur.
/ day. y cannon burst while being fired late
/ on " edncsday night, but no one was in
! ju4ei.
William c. Danyew sold last week his
| two 5cu-old pacing mare, Wild Lily, for
/ ft'', with promise OF 500 more II She
Receivers from the d,s,emper from which
/ 81 WaS suffering at the time of sale. Wind
| Lily recently paced Il half at 2.32 clip and
gives evidence OF being able to DO big
things in the future. The purchasers are
Nea,rs. sherman q Franklin of Attleboro.
Mass.
y. i. Tihbetts, of the pension Office at
Washington has been detailed 20 assist
Special Examiner Homer Riggs of Middle
bury il this district, Riggs work having
become too heavy tor one man 10 handle
There We're good many farmers in town
60 market Monday, dut most of them got
back to their work as soon as possible.
About the average hot weather quantity of
butter was sold. but prices continued low,
the best bringing only ID cents per pound
and the greater part selling anywhere from
10 TO T. cents.
j. L. Eldredse of Warren was in town
over Saturday and Sunday hunting up
claims to prosecute under the dependent
pension law recently passed. lie succeeded
III citing quite a nuuber.
Electric I1lt matters are going forward
with all possible speed and the company
people assert that the plant win all be in
NorKlh" order by another week. This,
however, seems hardly probable, as the
wheel tor the power has not yet arrived
and thcre are still number of odds and
end, TO be attended TO-
AIRS. Louise Williamson has gone to
Roger Rock Hotel at Lake George to stay
through the summer
The water in the river here has been fall
inG rapidly and if it continues to fall for
few days more it will greatly impede work
at the pulp mills if it does not compel them
to top Work altogether.
Mrs. LUcius Hin of Castle. y. Y, has
been making round of visits in Orwell
Mid Iebury and Shclburno. She was for
m-rly Miss Clara Hubbard of Orwell
he telegraph office of the Commercial
mon company AT Lake Dunmore has at
last been thrown open to the public, the
MMd-ebuiy office being its connecting link
yoms lady is the operator.
Dawson Chambers Of PHILADELPHIA. who
Is ON his way home from St Adams. where
ne went in charge of some engines for the
Central Vermont road is in town.
Nnona lodge No. > of Free and Accented
Masons, TO which belong members from sew
eral Of the neighborins towns, held their
regular monthly meeting here Monday even
M. After l.. u NEE. iup tina tnar,bore
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KEELERS BAY.

Harley Macomber has returned from Og-
dens 'urg Mr.. Cluett and family are at H.
klbhes Tor the summer. Miss GusSie Brown,
daughter Of j. 4. Brown of Burlington is in
south town.. G. stevens. who has been
spending the winter in Manchester, ~ IL
has returned 10 II vacation. -. A. Kellogg
ana party of plgttssurg have opened thor
camp on their island .-Wolfred Phelps has
returned from Montreal where he has been at
tending races with the famous horse, Grand
Isle camp ldlev III is being repaired. - Ev-
alyha smith Of l'lattsburgh is eXpec ted here
thiH week
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SOUTH ROYALTON

y flag presented to the school by the L. r.
G.. and post was raised Friday.--It l. expected
thai Principal r. A. Bishop OF Montpelier will
speak AT the Methodist church next sunday
Mrs Frank Holman of Boston Is a Harvey
ReYnold- Mr., Horny Morrill, of SRA ford IS
at L. G.. DicNcrman's. Fred Hudson and wife
ana Alice Buck are at home from Worcester,
Mas. Edith Wills and Jessie Mud EFT are at
tending the summer teachers school at Wells
kiVtr.-ElH Latham and her mother have
gone TO St Paul. Miss Latham expects to at
tend the National Teachers association
Myrtle White is a. homo from Barre.
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CHELSEA.

IN" Fourth Of u y was successfully ccle-
MA, cd NJ chelsea. The uit,ht bcfor was
made uly hileuu9. At . o'clock came the an
uPuc' ana horrlbie-. the four best or rather
received the first prize of SO which he shared
WIN hurt Davis. the driver of his team. or
cur hlNhy drt" the second prize of -. EOun.
1Ich tracey received the third prZ II .3
Inc fourth OF = was given to seVera, 70 ing
men ia n wagon cHaCtng burlesuur. ri
Iu',F' came NE iouj-raCc over 2 di~talcn of ~
IouS, thc Inst pr.He OF - l'ong to f. Lar in
q. Hdlfe ana the second g TO young Grant of
washington. Ihrn came the tug Of war;
prize ~ the ~ stronger men pulling on a
rope against 10 Others at the opposite end
ne chelsea team won TWO out Ol three heats
IRON lie Washington. At noon dozen pairs
ol Of erails We're flung from the hotel la cluy
hmohE The crowd nuI eagerly grabbed for
AZ O'Clock IN the afternoon Il procession of
- a. Il. W atcrson post No. -, II. T.. X Hall
amp =. v, speaker ana invite guests. Young
sltis n "hite representing the several States
anu, ltfIliur c~, engine e, mi any, hook and
ladder company, band and drum corps wa,
Formed around south Common and marching
through ne streets returned to North Com
mon "hefe occurred the presentation OF an
e e-iHt new nag 10 NatclaOu posi- b., John Is.
Bacon. j. Is. Oar ing. esq, resp nded for tue
post IN an Appropriate speech OF thanks.
Principal John VI. Comstock read tide Decla-
ration OF lndeptnueuc". Then followed the
ora ion OF Col. George W Hooker. the speaker
81 the day, VINO gave AZ excellent address,
Upon the American citizens need of cduca-
tluh. AZ p. M, were day fireworks aad in
NE evening, rockets, roman Candles etc.
Nearly ~ O'Clock when the throng dispersed
under the blaze of u dozen burning tar bur-
rels.
At the republican caucus, Saturday, these
were elected delegates to q. unity convention
). VI Cnmsto OK, l.. y. Bacon Franklin Dear
born, W. q. Gates, j. Il. Bacon. The substi-
tutes are :. Is. llcburd, r.. >. Emery, ". T.
townsend AlonZo Noycs and w. :. Hatch.
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THE FOURTH AT BARRE.
Large Crowd in Attendsn Result OF
the Hacos-To-day's sports


BARRE, July 4.--The celebration bore to-
day was largely attended and a very sue
cessful affair. Well patronized excursion
trains were run to Keths grove and the
quarries oil day. At the trotting park,
besides the circus were the usual gambling
wheel, striking machines target shooting,
doll, jewelry and cane chance games, and
refreshment stands.
The races were called at pm, and the
31O class, purse $780, as trottod as fol-
lows -
Windsor Boy b. g., G. w. Minckler,
Uncle Luke, b. e., L. V. X. Goodell,
Brandon. ................ .......... 2 a
Lady Of Lyons, b. M, IT, i. Towno,
Montpeller........ .......... ... 4 3 3
Funny, br. m, a. smith. Granitevlle. )
Time 2:i84, 2:iJl4, 245l1.
The winners in the 2:j0 class, purse $500,
were as follows -
Little Ned, b. e, Utton & Gerry. Nor
Henry G., b, g. 5. ". Jones. Wa. r.
Maud NJ, mare j. W. Miuckler, Will
lime 25o]l 2.55. s.5J}s.
The cricket match, for prize of bat and
ball, was won by the Capt ". H. Grierson
team by score of l0G, the Capt. A.
Forbes team having 81 The grand dance
to held in tho trotting park hall this
evening YVES cancelled.
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The funeral Of Miss Cornie Lamos eldest
daughter Of j. T. Lanos, was held Saturday.
The attendance was one OF the Target ever
known in town. Rev. Mr.. Bacon oh!ciateI
Miss LainOs died ailer illness of only a
week. she was one OF the most highly esteem.
ed young ladies of this town.
one of the horses beiOngins to the mail car
rier. Cole. dropped dead on his return trip
Friday night.
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BRAINTREE.

George Ris n died Saturday after a long
illness. Joe Ctjy of Burlington is with is
sister, Mrs. +. l.. Acuet- Frank Howard
and wife of I!m-io on are the guests Of q. W.
rag. Lei TAayer Of ~a3 atotl is with his
hog, carr.0 -es, harnesses, and farming uten-
sils ueiohGnS to Caleb Eddy were destroyed
by fire July /.
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JOHNSON

Clement of Chicago is hcrc.-.cniie Havfor,l
has returned to palmar, Mass Three nun
dred tickets were so at this station TO-. the
WateI.la of McIlcnry. H.. rcturncd Tu,s.
Gay Prof. a.. II. Campbell started Tor IT.
Pau, Nonday ne is Spending few days
Uy&aud. Cab, is yi, tiuI Mrs 4. l.. Pierce -
ms. y. f. heeIer OF Hyde Park is at Judge
AnArtMs,,.
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tAST RROOKElElR

The Congregational church received five
members, Sunday samuel Bartlett was
drowned in Rake Factory pond instead Of
Northampion Mass. m reported in Friday
editlCn. Frank Patterson returned FRIDAY
from NurthhamptOn. where he uad been
with the body " samuel Bartlett.
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WOODSVlLLE, N. n.

On the evening of July l, George A. Ash Of
Lisbon. u. ID q NJ, and suite, Installed The
following officers in ,Aioq seui!ocl Lodge 40.
p, |. q. o. F.: i. W. johnson. y. q. H. Is.
FRANKLIN, V. q. .. \. Scott, secretary f. II.
Weeks, treasurer; C. ii. johnson, warden :
+. i. Dearth, conductor; j. :. Evans, Il. :. X
q. r. B, Miller, /. :. y. g.. G = Miller. IL.
;: Y. c.. l.. ii, Parker, L. :. V. Ca; l.. ".
Miller, i. :. > \. Il Webster, l.. :. 5. j. NJ.
Sayers, J. g.. \. Il. Bowen, q. G.; Rev II. A.
kemtck, cham plain; II f. Frtor. organist :
I. w. Glover, l.. &. After the ceremonies al
adjourned to Hotel Wentworth AMI enjoyed a
sumptuOUs banquet.
August Is is named for opening the now
music hall. and the Al g. Fields minstrel
troupe. 10 strong will appear Work on h 5
new building Is being rushed for that OCCASION
and the hail viii he furnished with six set, of
ceaery aud Harwood folding chairs During
TINS summer season "a passenger trains ar
rive al and leave Wuodsville depot each and
every day. The senatorial ana county repuh-
llCah conventions are named To he hold in this
village on september 3D.. T.. Henry's pro-
posed five now houses on Connecticut street
viii have their foundations and chimneys
laid and piastering done by George Lyons
David Eaton, aged 50, for ~ years a resident
in this village, died on saturday. lie caves a
wife and two sons, Horace, n storc-kcepcr Mt
Ilermont, and Franklin, cN county trensurer.
At Wentworth. Funeral services were Held
Monday and the body taken to Hanover for
interment
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NoTESAND GOSSIP OF DolNos IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
The WinooolIi valley, Village up North,
Along otter Creek and by the shores
of White River Covered by Special
Reporters.
MONTPEllER.

State street watching boys firing large fire
crackers, when portion struck him in sucl
manner as TO blow one eye clean out OF
the socket Mr.. Starkey has had much
sickness and hard luck, and this will be d
serious drawback to him.
Edgar ). Tuttle started Saturday even.
ing on his return trip to Omaha. Neb
Charles Alexander, 'the stceplo climber -
received a bad injury on his left check
Monday, whflo raising a combination ladder
against the Berlin town house, where he
was painting A section OF the ladder fell,
striking and tearing open the left side OF
his face under the eye causing him to faint
away two or three times before DR.. ID. G..
Kemp could sew up and bandage the
wounds. No bone, were broken
Harlan w. Kemp, n member of the st.
Bernard club, started on Monday for Mont
real, Pc, where the club assembled IN the
evening at ST. Lawrence Hall, pre-
pared to start on their annual fish
leau, P.Q. Ho was accompanied by Charles
Perrin, q. +. Hunt and T. A. Standsh OF
Montpelier, &. l.. T. Steadnan OF Boston,
and D. w. Dillon OF Putnamsvillc.
M. \. Pratt has returned to this vicinity
for a months vacation. after an absence of
seven months at Fort Payne, Ala.
W. \. Shay lately resigned his position
as pressman in the Argus Office, aud is now
working tor the Union Card company.
Charles *. Willard and Eula NJ Jones'
both of East Montpelier. were married in
non non peNer' 'ne "a py heV. g. EDWARD
"IlShl.
me funeral OF Marina NJ, vile oil Hon.
.. a. ! age was hci" AT her lale nome on
Htale street. on inc afternoon OF the 81,
NeI' o. W. ',aIashoF ohlc!allhS.
As tho FREIGHT train WAS lnpl-inc onto
tne sue track AZ IosO Montpelier FRIDAY
morning inc I'nI c'ile near colhdlng with
IT, tue result polnS smashed co"catchers on
both engines.
purly OIL ciliAehs salhered al lhe YER
mont MUTUAL insurance olIce the 81 INST.
oIenHs 10 arrange lor organizing the
-aoH' Pe"er Hoec IinproNemeht society.
nc, -. some discussion on the subject James
~, sum MIS- f. l. 1e"e'I ana oEarIes
W. Ior'eT were appointed committee to
suggest Ist oil Officers ana present same
WIN d ioII" Oh constitution o'' 10y Jaws at
an early meeting when they could call to
c"ini,'e'e 'he ors'h'|all2h'
~ III '"'Aei iIIt Gu On inc h'StV OF me
ou "' 'i'g uooI o. inc Culhalhah laundry,
huat'eIou 'uIee HBh's Oh SI'sa ana irlShten-
Ell me almond eyed washer.
before 'usuce Nnlle on friday, for in
toHlcatlon' FIe4 Z. Hubbard paid STOOL;
LIprr' lam, iI'Ol. James hoore, HIVUl;
a. W. McMl'ah, HIV.'o. Inc latter dis
eloSeu on llehry smith, VINO pleaded guilty
- - Nv" w. III olle''e9' was Hhed SIOV and
ClIiTl $50 - Appeared, o'lI iAed at SJoO;
"i',' o'An I-i'ViJ went suro'5,
Leroy w asn"urhe uleu IN Barre the Sd,
S'iu ~ - OH 'no results oil tax
ing Poisoh' f"herai services were held
mere saturday ana the body brought to
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Prot. J. B. Howard and sister Hattto ara
IN Below. Falls. Charles scott Of andy
Il is visiting his grrndmothor Mr. Wired
tadden OF NA.teAe Is at Jaue, Dorsey.
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ORWELL.

Mrs, $, f, Calhoun and Miss Clara Rascon
are in Lowell, Mass, and vicinity. Charles
3iquorais has returned from Burlington
where he has been attending st. Juseph's co,
lege.
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MORRISVlLIE.

zen thousand people is undoubtedly a fair
The ball game between the No Names and
Johnson's, attracted Il large crowd, resulting
n score Of eight to 10 IN favor OF the No
Names OF MErisyine
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That tired feeling now so often heard Of. is
entirely overcome, by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which gives mental and bodily strength.
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HoratOrd's Acid Phosphate.
you are Nervous,

and cannot sleep, uyu.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-12-04

TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that lie has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust OF Executor of
the estate Of