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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

a~postolskle, kt6reby ku ksztalceniu
misyonarzy ola emlgrantow usta-
nowione zosta}y--powt6re: Stowa-
rzyszenie Sw. Archanio}a Rafa}a,
ku obronle e%mlgrantow ustanowio-
ne.
Many pr6cz tego nadzieje, re
Ojciec Swiety zaleci Biskupom "a
k}adanle powyzszych stowarzyszeh
we wszystkich okolicach przez e.
migrantow zamieszkalych, i podda
ie pod szczeg6)na opieke jednemu
z Kardyna}dw Koscio}a Swletego;;
Pc tak'ej organizacyi i pc taklch
srodkach spodziewaja sic podpisa-
nj predklch l bFogich skutk6w.
Pswna liczba misyonarsy, wycho.
wana pod okiem w}oskiego Hardy
na}a, uda}a sic juz do Ameryki.
Sasiednie narody W}och spodzie.
waja sic, re najwyzszy Pasterz
Kosciofa, dekretem sweJ nieomyl-
mel madrosci, zagwarantuje I'M
wolne wykonywsnie o%bowlazk6w
ich powotania, zanim te wazna
mlsyq obejma.
PrzypusciwszY, re lego Swia-
tobllwosG ME omieszka ku temu
udzlelic Swego nieodzoWnego
wsp6tdziafanla, mozemy W takim
razie s%podzlewac sic cudownych
skutk6w.
Biedni emlgranci znajda ma
amerykahskiej ziemi swoje w}asne
parafie, w}asne szkofy, wfasne sto-
warzyszenia, w}asny jezyk, a przez
to grauice Krolestwa Chrystusowe-
go coraz bardziej ]rozszerzat sig
beda.
Ma]ac na celu dobro dusz i
chwa}e swietej naszej Matkl Kos
ciola wsr6d rozmaltych narodow
wlelklej Ameryk1, ponawlaja pod
pisanl pokorna swa prosbe, ably
Swlatobliwosc Wasza przed}ozone-
mu planu swego ojcowskiego po-
twlerdzenla sankcyl udzlelic "a
czy1a.
z uczuciem g}ebokiej czcl 20
stajemy Waszej Swietobllwoscl
najnlzszyml i Observation-Disclosures
SWAMI.
(Nastepuja podplsy.)
KS. K. D.
IN. B.. .DziennG C%hlcagosk5
z dnia Is Maja po-
daf ten memorial wedfug te-
legram6w berl.hskich, lecz tyl-
ko W skr6ceniu, z opuszcze-
MEM bardzo waznych l do
nioslych mieisc. P. r..
nhp1cI1JC7E SORCE WTARIISAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

NASz AGENT podrozuiacy,
p. Wawrzyniec Radomski, bardzo
soble chwa)i Detroit i chce tam
Jeszcze z mlesiac pobawiG .-Zyczy.
my mu jaknajlepszego powodzepia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05
ORGANIsTA

Detroit o%stateczoie postapif sobie
z mani %rzetelnie i pozyczone cd
mas pred rokiem nuty do sztucz
XII teatralnei ,,Adam Ewas
oddaf.-Co byto ME jest-nie nj.
sac W r~ejestr czyli pascic W ME.
pamlec a 4yc z Worusen W do.
brej kom,tywie.
NASZ AGENT podrozuiacv.
p. Wawrzyniec Radomski, bardzo
sobie chwali Detroit i chce tam
Jeszcze z mlesiac pobawic .-Zyczy.
my mu jaknajlepszego powodzeDia.
WEzWANIE w. Ks. Skla-
rzvk, byfy proboszcz W Alpena,
Mich, raczy faskawie zgfosic sic
we wfasnYm waznym interesie do
W. KS. K. Domagaiskiego w Gin
cinnati, Ohlo-Cor. Cutter g. III.
berty SITS.
OBJ.
ehodzie majowem W Blossburgu
mowit p. Walenty Nowacki, a
ME Nowicki. Ksladz wcafe ME mo.
wit ma obchodzie.
w BLOSBURGU w dniu "a
maja odbyt sic Stub pewnego
kawalera z Morris Run, ktory
niedawno przybyf z Grand Rapids,
z panua Helena K. Pojazd pan
silva mfodych, ofarowany przez
Kompauia Morris Run, kt6ra
konl ME ma, cjagnefy diva mufy,
vice strasznie sic podobafo
Anglikom i Polakom. Jeszcze vie.
eel zas zainteresowafa sic publicz.
nose lynn slubem, gdy pan mfody
tax SLIME uderzyf panne mfoda "
twarz, re z powozu spadfa i Ultra
clfa try zeby. - Rozkoszny
poczatek dni miodowych-nie ma
co mowic.
WEI. KS. DOMAGAL-
SKlEGO nlesfusznle posadzaja o
artykufy wymlerzone bodzcem
przeciw wyzszej szkole polskie;
W Milwaukee i Seminaryum Pol
skiemu W Detroit. Autorem owych
artykufow jest wprawdzie 1sisdz
lecz mleszka on wiele bliAej mia
Sta Milwaukee, nii KS. K. D.
ZAPIsUJCIE SOBIE wTARIJsAI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

OBJ.
ehodzie majowem W B%lossburgu
mowit p. Walenty Nowacki, a
ME Nowicki. Ksladz wcafe ME mo.
wit ma obchodzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

.
a ME hroniacy sic wcale prze-
CIV czynionym mu zarzutom,
jest godzien, by dtu3ej pozostal
przewodniklem kilkudziesleciu
Towarzystw polsklch W Anne
ryce!-W starym kralu laden
szlachetny cztowiek ME podai.
by takiej osobie reki, dop6ki-
by, iezlIby sic czuia nlewlnna,
W sposob honorowy ME zmyfa
rzuconej ma sic handy. -
Niechze teraz Grygla pokaze,
ID Jest rzeczywlscle hrabia,
czem sic bye mienl W gaze.
tach angielskich-niecha] do
wiedzle, il ME jest takim,
lakim go napietnowa1 kapitan
Hart, i pomsci wyrzsdzona
sobie zniewage-a moze uwle.
rzymy, Re posiada poczucie
honoru. Przecie2 prawdziwl
hrablowle postepuja podtug
zasady, Re drodszY honor, niz
zycie, vice naszemu hrabiemu
hrablowi Frackowl ME godzi
nasladowa6 owej spodlonej
osobistoscl, co gdY jei ma nos
napluto, starta to j spokojnie
poszta sobie dalej.
Tylko pospolitemu drabowi
wsz2stko iedno co o MIN pi.
sza, czY zle. czy dobrze, by]e
tYlko business szcdf i imie
]ego rozniosfo sic iak najdalej,
stafo sic )aknaigfosniejszem.
On cleszy sic, De coraz VIE
cej dian rek1amy. Process He'll
perna jeszcze raz sig rozpocz.
nle-ieszcze raz zaczna gazetY
malowac charakter gfowy Of
the Polish National AN1ance.-
Cay ME dosvc tel hanby ola
zwiaz'su Narodowego Polskie-
Boga, pospieszcle sic
l posllicie go czempredzej z
powrotem do Alask,, iak chca
uczynic CT co go W procesie
Hellperna ma swisdka powo-
fall-zfozcie sic wy i oni i
popedzcie 60 ma koniec swiata,
ably JUL w,ecej wstydu ME
robif Polakom W Ameryce!
Nlechaj Zwiazek postapi "a
przvkladem masonow, ktorzy
bez ceregleli krzywoprzysiez-
COW wyrzucaja z lo2Y.
KOSZTA PROCESU p.
Zaczka, O ktorym piszemy W
dzlslejszym numerze ma lnrem
m1ejscu, wlascnwle powlnien
zaptaci6 ks. Ziel;hskl Q Prin-
cetor, DO to on Cozunabui;
tego bigosu nawarzy}. poleca-
jac jej, by naplsaia, il Zaczek
wYklety zostaf przez Kosciol,
u zarazem ostrzegfa pred
MIN wszystklch katolick,ch
proboszczow. Pan Zaczek, jaK
wiadomo, jest sobie poczci-
wynn, spokojnym czlowiekiem
i bakalarzem, re szczepu IA
szubow z Pod Pucka.
z R0zNYCH sTRON.-W
Wililamsbridge, N. j. odbyfo
sic 81 maja uroczyste poswle-
Genie tamtelsZego poisklegO
kosciofa, pobudowanego przez
ks. 81. Kllmeckiego. W dnlu
80 maja udekorowafy Iowa
rzystwa polskie Z New Yorku
i okollcy pomnlx Koscluszki
W West Polnt.-W Nantlcoke
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

IIePe1oence, pod Dresbachu j q
La Crosse, by W jaknajwiekszei
llczble ma ponledzlafek, 8 czerw.
ca, zawitall do Wlnony, reczac i'm.
re dobrze sic tn ubawla. Szczeg6l-
NE Pozadana jest i mile bedzie
Miaziana pfec piekna, by do
Pl?soW pc teatrze jaknajwiecej sta
nefo hozych tancerek i dziarskich
tancerzy. - Cena parv tvk,etow
mesklego i damskiego) SO cent6w,
Wstepne ola samotnych mezczyzn
so Ct, ola dam 25 ct. Dzieci
nlzeJ lat ~ zap}aca Is centow. -
leatr rozpocznie sic o godz. 8
w1eczorem.
Warzystwo sw. Ka-
zlmlerza Krolewicza zakupi1o cd
P. Sfupskiego z Philadelphia 2sO
medall pamiatkowych. lie zas ME.
ktorzy cz}onkowie, przebywajacy
pc "a Wnona, swoich medal ME
dostall, przeto maja onl, st6tow-
ME 90 uchwa}y, zapadfe1 ma 20.
sledzenlu Tow. sw. Kazmierza z
2 Czerwca, przeszfac do Tow.
d~Wucentowy znaczek pocztowy
lPostal stamps). a medal zostanie
I'm wys}any. Medale tych, ktorzy
tego ME uczynia W ciagu dni 80, be-
oa rozdane pomiedzy nowych
czfonkow.
ii a Polsklego K61ka ORA.
matycznego ma bye wsp6lna Hala
wszystklch Towarzystw polsk1ch "
Winonle. Ko4ko D~ramatyczne.
chcac laknajwspanlafej urzadzic
swo1a hale, przerobiona z szwedz.
klego k%osclo}a, i ja pow1ekszye, a
lekajac sic wielklch kosztow. "a.
proponowato drugimTowarzystwom
by przyst9pi}Y do wsp6lnego po-
sladanla hall, zakuplwszy kazde
odpowiednia Geese akcyj. Towarzy-
stwo sw. Kazmlrza juz obrato spe.
cyalny Komltet, kt6ry ma Sic W
tel sprawle z K6fklem Drama.
tycznem uk}adac. Jest nadzieja, re
i lnne Towarzystwa polskle W
taxi san spos6b zbliza sic do K6I.
ka DramatJcznego i ~przynzynia
sic DO tego, ably wszyscy PolacY
we Wlnonie mleli sw6j wsp6lny
gmach ola posiedzen i zabaw,
ledno wspolne ognisko, z kt6rego
by promieni}o naradowe cleplo ma
GAIA polska rodzlne W Wlnonie.
Portret wieIkosc1
n aturalne j. - Kazdy moze
dostae sw6j portet z twarza tax
duzaa, jak ma ja W rzeczywistosci,
"a 2 dolary-ale tylko W ciagu
tego miesiaca = jezel1 zam6wi
tuzin ma}ych fotografij. - Wstap.
Gle do fotografa FAWCETT -
&c w. 3rd Str.
TRY MAszYNY DO sly
Ola, codoplero sprowadzone z
z fabryki, So wystawione II dru-
karni Wtarusa ma sprzedak - 20
IhIAone Genie.
WINONA ~SAVINGSBANK
-Winohskl Bank Oszczednosci
wypo2ycza Fieniadze ma ME
ruchomosci i hipoteki.
DAMSKZE KAPELUYZE
no lato wystawl1ho modniarko
PM j.. BOCKELL, 2l3 E.
3ra Str, mledaleho opteki D.
Laura, 70 swojem oknie wv-
stayovem 10 roSnyh gotunkach,
podtug mqjnowszlg mody. T0war
2upe1nle noevy sprowddzonv re
Wschodu. zahlch pieknych
k0peluszy u Sadnym mnyn
hondM ~ W1noniie me ma. Csnu
jakncjta1sze.
zeoraeamy uvage ma o~gfoszenie
p. +, Pereutki. Skfad lego
teraz tax kompletnie urzadzony,
re robotnik moAe dostaG u n1ego
wszystko, czego tYlko p~otrzebuie
do odzie&y l s%troju. Sami robi-
lismy W tym handful zakupna i
przekonalismy Sic, Be towar tam
jaknaj lepszy i wszystko idzie jak-
ma rzetelniej.
-. Z ubran ~znossonych rob- cal.
Klein MOVE parowa parowa farbier-
MIA Wamona Steam Dye Works,
PREY czwartej ulicy, niedaleko no.
wego gmacha pocztowego.-Farbu.
ia tam i reparuja "a tame pienia-
DE tax odziez meska, jak dam
ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSAJ
DrObne Ecfla.

KURYER POLSKI W Nil
waukee ma wicle biedy 4 podnwa-
MEM saznistych uchwat Rady
mleiskiej. Me zdola m,anowlcle
p~ublikowaG tego talk wczeSnic, iak
przep'sujo pruwo-wiec ~przeciw :
nicy lego (Niomcy) dopominaja
sic, by mu nc zapiacono za sn6z-
nione sprawo2danla q p~osiedzeh
Rady miciskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

OMAHA, Nebr,- Przybgl TIL
p. w. Pociechowsk 4 Milwaukee
objai posadq organisty i nauczy-
cieIa tutejszcj nowo zalozonej
polSklej parafiI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05

,S"PROSTOWANIE.- pre-
szfym numerze mylnie by{ pokwi.
towany Jan Liwka z Detroit ma
$2.00.-Miafo bye Jan Siwka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-05
ZAPIsUJCIE sOBIE WIARUsAl
A
A w IA R VI 8 "A.

Arcadia, Franc. Fila O.5O
Bay City, Podemski Bartf. 200
Jersey City, FIR Cimochowski 200
Oshkosh, Tomasz Suchehski 200
Wausau 3. Netzel 200
Wells Jakob Nowak 200
Buffalo, M. Piotrowskl 2.9O
Chicago, Zbigniew Brodowski 200
Oak Hill, Mlchat Szymarek 200
Wilno, Roch Jabtohsk1 zoe
Racine, Wiktor Lochowicz 200
Detroit. K. Hass LEO
Wawrz. Jod1owski 200
Franciszek Rayca 200
Ignacy Michalak 200
Fir Dybalsk1 200
Piotr Gabryel ECO
Jak6b Nadolski 200
J6zef Ostrowski 200
* Mlchat Furiat 200
PlOtr klZeWSkl Z.UO
E.. Partenski 200
Jan NozkoWski 200
MARGIN Hamernik 200
FIR Gezewski 200
Jozef Werwinski 100
W1adys}aw Durski 200
Jullusz Kopacki 200
Vino Westpfal 200
Wojc Wasilewski 200
Stan. Paszczykowski 200
,SPROSTOWANIE.- pre-
szfym numerze mylnie by} pokwi.
towany Jan Liwka z Detroit ma
~~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22
Barnard.

At the farmers meeting last Friday ev-
ening there was large attendance. The
program was an excellent one and was car
ried out in foil Selections were given by
the Silver Lake Glee Club; declarations
by Lawson Wood, Nina Wright, Ella Ad-
ans, Bertha Spaulding and Frank Stiles.
Horace Eastman recited a poem and Hen
bert Brownell sang comic song. Papers
were read by Miss Merrill and Capt. II. n.
Bruce. Miss Merrill said that although a
native of New Hampshire she preferred
Vermont to that state. Spoke OF the hard,
unyielding nature of the soil there and
thought the conditions much more favor
able here. Thought it strange that farm
ers did not pay much more attention TO
the cultivation of small fruits, etc. The
paper was an excellent one and was well
received. Geo. Hammond said he saw no
reason why farmers, il they improved the
opportunities that their lives gave them
could not be Just as wellinformed and just
as capable of expressing themselves inteE
ligently upon any subject as pro ession-
al man. Fl. A. Eastman thought gamblers,
blacklegs, convicts, etc, were not products
of the farm but came from the trades and
professions. Capt. Bruce said he was farm
er from choice. Thought that farming
Welded as much of those things that go to
make up the sum total of human happl-
ness as any occupation. +. Il. Townsend
spoke of Greeley's advice to $50 West and
grow up with the country" and Thought
that il had caused the failure of many lives
that otherwise might have been success.
Capt. Bruce In his paper, GLOW to buy q
81 600 farm and pay for it in ten years said
that he should depend principally upon
sheep, potatoes, poultry and maple sugar.
With the product from these combined
with economy he thought 1t could easily
be done and gave figures to support his
claim. MIR. Eastman agreed with Capt. b..
Henry A. Wood thought that so far from
being easily done it would be decidedly
the reverse. Did not believe IN cutting
down the forests and quoted the saying
"Woodman, spare that tree" Mr.. Ella then
made some general remarks. He gave
three reasons for the lack of farmers in
this state to occupy the farms. The failure
OF the state to advertise its resources, the
unsociability of farmers and the lack OF
literature to be found in farmers homes.
He had attended the Mechanics Fairs and
while he had seen large exhibits from 9th
er states the only one from Vermont was
a small one by the Vermont Farm Machine
Co. In many farmers homes the only ut
erature to be found was the bible, Pilgrims
Progress, Ayers Almanac and possibly
newspaper. Mr.. Ella is not prohibition
list and his concluding remarks about the
legislature and the liquor laws brought
down the house.
T. s. Putnam requests the committee APP
pointed to arrange matters for the. next
farmers meeting to meet him at his house
next Saturday evening. There was no
preaching at the M. Il. church last Sab
bath. 1t was quarterly meeting day
Misses Cora Parkhurst and Maggie Rea-
gan are home from the Normal school,
Miss Reagan graduated in the First course.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22

.sFoND OF DANCING? You would reply
aYes' to this question, of course, II you
had already mastered that delightiu art.
No reason why you should not. Every
detail of dancing the Modern Society
Dances is so clearly described in the arti-
Gle on that subject by Mr.. Dodworth, New
York's greatest dancing teacher, ana all
the steps and motions of the newest dances
so fully illustrated in DEMoREsT's FAMILY
MAGAZINE for February, that child can
learn to dance without master. course
at dancing school is expensive, but you
can become a proficient dancer, with no
outlay, by practising as directed in these
illustrated instructions. 1T was while
dancing that Juliet won the love OF her
Romeo, although they later parted IN sor-
row, as nhown in the exquisite full- page
gravure of "Romeo and Juliet" All the
departments, as usual, are crowded with
subjects of timely interest,"; and IN TACT
the subscribers to DEMoREST's FAMILY
MAGAZINE are always sure of getting sew
eral times their moneys worth, for 1t COM
hines number of Magazines in one and
every family needs II. Publish by w.
JENNINGS DEMoREsT, 10 East 14th Street,
New York.
No child can sleep soundly while suffer
ing with collie or from teething. Remove
the cause by using DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Only % cents.
The Bennington battle monument asso-
citation Wednesday reelected the old
board OF officers. The auditors report
shows the association TO be out OF debt. 1t
is proposed to transfer the title TO the
state Of VT. and meeting to act in the
matter will be held Feb. 10.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22
North Ponfret.


George Gillette of st. Adams spent Sun
day in town.
Prof. Edward Conant OF Randolph Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. L. S. Wood last week.
A number from here attended the Cho-
raj Union at Sharon last Friday.
new lot of oranges, bananas, pop corn
ETC., at c. K. Culver's.
DIR. c. j. Allen OF Peterboro, n. H.,
made his father flying visit the first OF
the week.
II. w. Vail is in Essex county on agri-
cultural work this week.
Winslow Fay has purchased another
horse to take the place of the one he lately
lost.
Social dance at c. Sawyer's Tuesday eve,
music furnished by Whipple's orchestra
We learn that one OF our enterprising
young men, Hiram DeWolf has gone into
the mercantile trade at DeVoe, S. ID.
Oysters at c. E. Culver's this week.
Mrs. Marcellas Child died the first of
the week after a brief illness.
Mary Hewitt did not teach last week on
account of illness.
DIR. A. K. Gould of Ludlow was in town
a few days last week.
Howard Bushway is having a vacation
and Charlie Adams takes his place at F.
l.. Davis.
Perley Clark has sold his horse to Aus
tin Howard.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22

Preaching next Sunday in the Baptist
church at l p. m. Congregation please
notice the change of hour.
VIM. Sargent, aged 70 years, died at the
home of his son in-law, Chas. Wheeler OF
this town, on Friday, Jan. 10. after lin
gering Illness. He did not appear to have
any disease, though he had cough for a
long time, probably bronchitis He had
been nearly helpless for long period. He
leaves large family of children among
whom is MI. Sargent OF So. Royalton.
Funeral on Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Chamberlin
officiating.
Mrs. Manning, who has been very sick
with congestion Of lungs, is more COM
Portable.
julius Snow and Mrs. Henry George are
added to the sick list.
The musical convention Friday was a
success.
ii. G. Snow is saving wood here and
there with his horse powers.
Lucius Tyler is better
Rev. Mr.. Perkins text last Sabbath was:
when we are strong, then we are weak y
and he preached very acceptably.
c. w. Howe has been laid up with his
old complaint, rheumatism, and is Just
getting out.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22

STATE OF VERNONr. In Tr0bsfs Court held A.
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS Randolph "a s-l
District. on the 3Oth daN OF Dtc.A. u. isso. hsIf
Priest administrator Of tie estate Of Ihas.Eires
late OF Randolph IN said District
deceased presents her adminisn accent for eNanlaA
ton and allowance. and makes application for g
cree OF dstribu ion and partition of the estate o. -
deceased Whereupun II u ordered by sid Ioun
that said account and application be referred 10 80
sion thereof. 10 he held al the Probate Ohicc
tn said Randolph
on the I'D day Of Jan. AID. 1891. for hearing anl
decision thereon; and II Is further ordered tAi A.
persons Interested he notified
thereof by publication Of notice OF said appbca,.
md order thereon. three weeks successiveiy 70 "
derald and News, a newspaper published Al lsAnaop
before said time Of hearing. that they may apFtAI
said time and place. and show cause II any they A-
have why such account should n,f be allowed NN
such decree made BY the Court. Attest
sol WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. jpaee'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22

Miss Inez Culver came home from Essex
junction last week, and Miss Matte Gull
yer spent Sunday at home Miss Gertrude
Denison returned from Burlington Mon
day night Master Willie Hayes from
Bellows Falls has been spending a few days
with Mrs. A. T. Danforth.-Mr. M. G. Gage
of North Hartland recently visited his ma
nv friends in town. He lived here some
fifty three years ago and is now in his 9lst
year.--Geo. A. Laird is selling gents buck
lie Arctic snow excluders for 81 per pair.
This is a bargain. miss Celia Marsh from
Sharon visited at S. V. Kendall's last week
"A few from this place attended the South
Royalton Cornet Band benefit on Saturday
night More would have gone had it not
been SO stormy.-Miss Annie Morse is a.
way This week acting as bridesmaid for
Seminary Hill room mate.-The Drake
house which has been closed for so many
years was opened last week and the furni
ture removed. Everything was in Won
derful state of preservation.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford have the sympathy of
their friends in the loss of their little baby
daughter.-News was recently received OF
the death OF Mrs. II. K. Hammond at
Brooklyn, Conn. Her husband died only
a short time before. Mrs. Hammond has
spent several seasons here and had gained
many friends among Royalton people,
Mrs. Pike and Miss Matte Pike from Han
over, N. H., are at the Cascadnac for few
Notwithstanding the stormy
night the oyster supper given by the la
dies aid society Wednesday evening OF
last week was well patronized. Afterpay-
ing all expenses something over SS5 were
left as the result of the evening. w hite
River Grange No. SO met at Grange hall
with good attendance, although stormy. |
Had a very interesting meeting. W. NJ, |
Riddall, appointed executive, finance and |
relief committees. The next meeting will |
be Jan. 81, at which time there will also be |
a meeting of Pomona.
Program for the meeting Of White River |
Valley Pomona Grange to be held at Roy
alton, Jan. 81 Welcome, MIRA. Esther A.
Riddall; Response, Denison Slack; Ques-
tions from question box; Song by Miss
Laura L. Paine; Dinner. In p. M, sing
ing by the choir; A story, Jas. Riddall;
Reading of the "Pen and Scissors" Ed
itor, NJ. F. Preston, Editresses, Mrs. The
resa Preston and Mrs. Fannie Waldo; Sc
lection, Mrs. Mary E.Slack; Defamation,
Henry Slack; Essay, Mrs. Geo. Preston;
Music; Question, Does the prosperity of
the grange depend more upon its finan-
cial features than upon its educational?
j. +. Bennett and Mrs. G. NJ. Slack, aft,
and Mrs. A. p. Paine and Mrs. P. Preston,
negative.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22
FINAL SETTLEMENT

SLATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court. he'd
Randniph District. s. at Randolph in and tor
said Dist on thel4th day Of Jan. A. D.. ~ tEJ0nts
admr with will anntN edof tile estate OF lncA >.
Clark late of Brookffld IN said district. deceased
presents his administration account for examination
and allowance and makes application for decree Of
distribution and partition u the estate Of said de-
ceased Whereupon. II Is ordered by said Court that
said annlication come under consideration and be
heard on the srd day Of Feb. A. ID. 1871 At the
Probate Office m
said Randolph. and It is further ordered thai
all persons interested be notified thereof. BY pubica
ton OF notice Of this application and order hrsr
weeks successfully In the IIHRALD AND NEWS. print
Ell al Randolph. before said time OF hearing. that
they may appear at said time and place and shos
cause.f any they may have. Why such account Should
not be allowed and such decree made.
Bv the Court-Afte1t.
so2 WILLIAM II NICHOLS. Judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22
West lsrleige,,atcr.

A. Persons and wife are stopping a few
DAYS with relatives in Woodstock. Vt
Mrs E. j. Doyle is quite sick with erysipe-
las.-Chas. Spaulding and Nora Bridges
who have been visiting relatives in East
Brookteld have returned home.-Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Persons and Mr.. and Mrs. j. X
Spaulding visited Miss Alice Warren at
her home in Reading last week.-An un-
successful attempt to break into Mr.. j. K.
Spaulding's store in this place last We'd
nesday evening, but for the lack of tools
did not do much damage except boring
eight holes in the panel of the front door.
A bit was evidently the only tool they had
as they tried to pry up a window with it,
but luckily it was fastened down. Tracks
show there were two of them, and it is
thought they might have been tracked to
their hole. They were probably scared a.
way or would have stopped to finish the
lob.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22
License taSeII.

STATE OF VERMONT. , In Probate Court. holi-
slh dav of ian.A.D ~. Watson J. Lamb Admr.of
the estate OF Henry G.. Ninton late OF Randolph
IN said district. deceased. makes application 10 said
Court for license 10 sell ALL OF the real estate Of
said deceased representing
thai the sale In part Is necessaryfor the payment
OF debts Of said deceased
Nherenp0i
u Is ordered by said Court that said application
under consideration and I've heard on the Pad day
Of Feb AID. 1881 at itl- Probate Once in Randolph
and. II IS further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof. by publication Of notice Of this APP
picaton and order thereon three weeks srccessiyel
IN the HERALD ANn kEws printed at West Ran
dolph and which cireulates IN the neighbOrhe0d u
those Interested before said time OF hearing that
they may appear al said time and place and Il they
see cause object thereto.
by the Court Attest
@2 WILLIAM. NICHOLS Judge