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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-20
suuo. unS Observation-Disclosures.

@pa:H sldierne StDpiel ii9 nidt
ous ben Stai6en eutferneu %laiien, 10 I'M
tpifele man Die Stai6enbdlie nit einem
9eiBsn 9nde.
Sat man Saarbirittn III eiaer
i1iuaden @aidiobalauge sercinist, 10
trofene man Tie nur INNER III Der
@eiIe, baB ma Die 8oritet nad nnten
lc9t.
Mcerrettls aui5ubeipabrcn. Sefanntr
li6 lit bic Meerretti9tuur5el nur pom
Serb1 bis gum Srfblia9 branbbar.
lin jebpd aud in Der lbri8en Belt
9uten Meerretti9 Su babet, reinl9e
nc Die @ur5eln ill Der Belt, .pp iie
braud Bar iinb ipr8fdlti9it, trcfere iie
Ihnea NIB itObe lie in ciacm WDrIer
81 einom feincn gulper, fpcld;eS IN
6laidJen setban uiro. 2ettcre iucr'
bm ipr9iam snsceedt. Scr DEM @e:
brautc ipirb nur @ciicr auf bas 8ul>
Der gespiien unb Der an9eletne Mterz
rettig .@eIdmcd entpideGt ii6 tuieber iii
ieiner sanSen gdarit, Obne oil Tsinbeit
einsebibt 81 babsn.
Nfs SinterausIDidmittci, nit oem
nal idmmtlide Gdriit5Ise cu.ferFen
fSnne, pine has Hapier i~r9snbiuie gu
iddbisen, be5eiGnet Gin 5a6blatt
SolseEbes: 20 & Gblurtait luerben nit
Bog biitiQirtem &aiier einise 3eit tid)s
tis seidittelt; bann pi,o Die Stiifis<
felt, Bis lie iid ssftart Bat. rubis iteGen
s~efoiien uno in oDlig flarem 5uitanos
III ciu bnnfetblaues pber braunes @l1s<
den 9e8oiien, intem hui Gtei65eiti8
mod So giii8idure Gin5uiiist. I'm oers
m59e bieis: Mittels 99eiitsiise aug
8apier sit entiernei, iuirb Die S9rift
nit eiuem feinsn 9aarpinisl 6eitriden,
nit Sittrirpupier ab9epreBt uub 9es
trcdlGei.
StpdTid mcodfsh") miro bier uiel
bdufi9cr als i'm alten 9aterlanbe fir
Die Slide Su5ereitet unb fommt 9eiu0hn'
s~cIaljen i'll ben Sunoel. Die Grt
Der amerifaniideu 3ubereitlng lit iebr
8an soeid)t bsit Slid in lars
Iuarmes @aiier Elm, Biz bic 9aut leidt
ninrit ibI bcrlus, itreift Die
6aut a6 unb le9t ign i'll friI9es, faltss
Uaiier; nit bielem fest malt ibt ali Gin
ebr mdbiaes Ssuer, luo er lansiam IAN
"A Stunocn) iirnmern muB, big ct
pei6 ut. Ran be9isBt i'm init brauner
unb iBt gartOfieln buSu. llebria
Iebfiebene Geite beg 8iides 9c6en elm
Jutes 5rilbfids9eri9t, iabem man fie
~fGlten, sefodten S~artpfeln ueymiidt,
nit @aiier unfendtet, eili sutes
5tild Butter bin5u9i6t uib Ilcs su-
a%ufiudrInt.
@ann iolIeu 5immerbtumen ulnoes
tueldes oft nDtbig pirb, ipenn
er Sopf gu flein fit Die Gfluu5e miro, '
arf li6 nidt na9 beitimmien Sn6resz
eitcm ,i6ien, bern bic !2inmerpfor,en :,
ni9t unIer Den 8erbdltnifen {
CT frcieu Natur: Gs ridtet iid nab r
CT 8a9sibums snergie Der 8flanSer. !
edbreub bes lebbufteu @a6stbums =
nrf bas ~umpflan5eu nidt seideber, i
oann nidt, uenn bnsielbe in ben
atip i'll cine 5eit idat, Die fid
NIT art Seiien sgm umpffanSen cisnet.
Bic BEL ben 5reilanbspflan5en, iu6e
Inn ii9 fir jeoe em5elne Gunner
bieisniae Sabresperiore aug, in
TT oas 8adsibum om ~serinsitcn lit.
Ran n6te be;m llrnpHonseii oaraui 4
Is Der Sopf ni6t ju sroB III, oas
o6 eur6 Sder6en beeeit miro uub
Il 8erwenbnu3 after E5pfe feline
ledten uiiu. Oil ben @droen beIisen.
Sitterung bon GOlbFid9en in
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Cine Rur fur 2ahmara,

5ranf Cornelius bon 9urcen, Sub.
Ger, ia9t: SD peraniaBte Serrn
Stnlon, beiien 5ral cine 2dbulung i'm
Gelibt Eatte cine SlaIde bon Gbambers
inins nSain Balm" Su ~faufen. 13u ibs
rem 9rpBen Gritaunat par lie, ebe Die
5lalte sarj getruuGt iuar, teoeutellb
better. Sbr @eii6t iuar nad) elmer
Seite per5Ugcn 9eiueIen, elein Der
Sdmer5enbaliam 6eireit iie BON allcu
S6mtrSen, @unoheit llo Ger Mtulb
bsfam feline natiirli9e @eitalt wiebcr.
Gs 1T aud cine lidere 9ur fir G6eunta=
tismus, labmen &iiden, Serrenfl1nQen,
InI6ipelun9er unb 9abmbeit." soc.
5lal6en 5l ~cerfaufen bel Simon 8pez
ger u Gp., Srafe, Mp., 9infboclter &
SueHte, Wurriipn MC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-20
Sermanntr golfsblatt
RuthRanb.

Gnen aus 9eutidlanb fommenoen
8eri6tsn suIoloe lit Der unter einem.
Tbeile Der Sortigen 8eu6lteruns berr'
idenbe Notbitaab Elm iebr GROCER nnb
bat i6On ba3u seiabrt, baB Der Saiier
Grbebunsen iber benielben einaieber
lieB. 9amit bat er abtr IN Elm @eipets
nett 9eitp1en, benn 9erabe bieier Sods
abel ben Der aaiIer bisbsr 81 ben @Sel'
ften unb 8eiten ieiner 9ation 5dblte,
befien S5rige aber IN sr6Ber 9otb leben,
i,immt sesen Die iueltperbeiernSen Sbe>
en- bes 8aiiers saus enti6ieben Stels
lung. Der Satier, Der fid befanntli9
in Der Stole siaes 8el6Ibers ietner be-
brIdten Ilntertbansn sefdIt, bate aud
bic 8eldperben Der ldnbli6en SaseiDbe
ner bes SerdO9s BON &atibor an9eb0rt
unb cine untsriudun9 Der anf ben Gil
tern jones Oberi6leiii9en gasttateIl
berri6euben 3uftdn6e an%9eorbnet. Stun
lit Der SerSo9 0 &atlbor gar fem
idlimmerer rSerr", ats ale feline abelis
gen Ra6barn. Geiue polnii9en SDriz
gen baben es ni@t i6le6ter, als bic CT
9eibeisenen auf alIen ouberen @atern
berielben @esenS. gr 1T hesbalb 9ar5
emp6rt iiber bic Girmii9uns bes &ai<
iers in feline oGriuat anselesenbsiten",
unb feline unmiGisen aenBerun9en fin
ben ~leb1aIten 8eifaa Bel allen ieinen
StanbesgcnOiien. Die uGOnierpatipen"
beginner ii6 por einem Mpnnr6en gu
firdbten, Der 5tuar feline Neo6t mb9li6lt
fetio.n, Die Der @rpB9runobeliser aber
unter9raben mil.
9enn bariber f0nnen Die Serren fei=
nen guseublid in 3neiiel icir, oaB Die
Gnwenbuns Der uSocialreform" nuf Die
Ianbli6en Grbciter ibrer ei9enen Mea6e
rnb Serrlidfeit elm 1dmabli6es @nbe
berciten miiroe. @i5 jebt bnben lie i'm
Retailer bes Capital ismus rnb Snon=
ftrialismus nod INNER pabrbaft rpa'
triardaliIde" Ginri6tungen allf lbren
@atern 81 er1nltcn nermOdt. 60 MIDI
te in Imerifa fem ii6 ielbit adtenoer
Snnb 1eben, pie III S6eri6leiien, III
8oIen rno IN @e1tpreuBen Die llapiI6en
2anbarteiter (eben miiiien. SIRE Nab.
run9 beitebt GauptIdDli6 aug 9artpf
feln ur0 Iaurer Miltb, i6re @o6nuneer
5inb elente 6iitt en- unb lbre &leioung
ipirbe teiHem 9flan5ungsnegcr sellil
gen. Son SonnennuIgarg biz Spnnen'
u~uter9an9 arbeiter bieie ungladIeligcr
MeniGen iiir elm 2O6n bon so Sienni:
sen Biz l M0rf, b.B. 20 bis 20 Gent!
tdgli1. &a8 Der Spbu bes 9nabi9er
Serrn III elmer eirSi9en gta6t I'M Sffi
Siersfnliuo uus9iebt, ii6eritei8t wahr
19eifli6 sen Sabresuerbisni eirer 9an
sen Strbeiterfamilie auf ben @iitertt ici
res Caters.
Ssr tuiii;n mill iuie u9ut" CO oi'
ldnbii6en Nrbeiter battcit, Cge Der ca
pitnlifii6e @ruBbetrieb cine reue 9ea6
frose nu6 arteitsfraitcn iduf Der ieb
iid MIR in ben bitli6en SrooinSen8reu
Sens, III @atiaien, uu9arn unb &uBlmni
mi! Sort iino Die miitetolterli6en gu
itdnbe nod tBciliueiIe erbalten. Gs il
Sl Boffen, bab Die Sage Der GROCER
Maiien bp6 better miro, als jest, abe
es ion MIR Niemnnb bebaupten, baB il
friber beneibenspert6 s"ttueien lei in
@srgleide nit Der gteu6eit. Glue fold
Sebaupiuna iuiberItreitet ollelt seIdi6t
liden Sbntiaden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-20

@e8en Elm 2eberleiben ipora1 i6 sebn
Sabre 9elitten bate, tuanbte i9 nit
euten @rfolsen Or. ausuit 45nis's
SamburSer Gropfen an.-Inton &liib,
365 Staples StraBe, 8odeiter, sc. 9.
Sn alien Ipotbefen gu babsn.
ct. Gprile be @enooper, groo.
Auebec.-gs 9ereiht mir gum 8ergnii-
gen, Or. au9uit S6nig's Samburser
2rOpIen empfeblen 81 f6nnsn. Sd bat,
tie tie fit bas Bette 8lutreinisunssmit.
tel.-9ame s. SITE 0ionne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-20
nit $50 Martaefohlen hattie.

@etbtaide nit $50 Martsefoblea battle.
Der 0ieb nanute fiG SDtunrb. or nil
in 2OHbon sroBer GrsSit unb i'm slas.
lanoe seiualtisen @runobeIb baben.
9O6 Die gOlisei sIanbt, nab ibren
5e~ftfsaunsei, bab er elmer Der abses
feiultsn @auuer it, bic tudbreno Der
@eitausFeIllps in Yaris uno ipdter in
2orbOa srOBe 9isbfd6le ausfabrten.
9batid9l!d fano man Bel benz 8ers
bafteten Sanoperfs5eus, pie es Eai6en=
biebe 5u sebrauden pflesen, ebeniu
@ertbiader, Die aug 0iebitdbten ber5u,
rtbren ideiusr. Ntan sfaubt, baB er
in 5amburs inter Dem 0amcn u5eser.
fr5m" a%nftrnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-20

Gin Grfinber bat fi9 elm 8~apierbemb
patentiren laiien, fat man ie 10 ettpas
l.b6rt! Da BARI man ia nidt mebr III
naiiem @etter a~usseben! Sber siebt
Der 5abrifant uieaeidt sleid eiue5laide
Salpntion Del nit 81, I'M ben &beumas
tismus au pertreibeu?
@erfdleubere bein iuuer beroientes
Gslo nidt FIR iebe neusanseseiate Sn'
itenzM eei5iu, bas aft crprobte @eittel.
Or. 8un's 9uiten SDrup. foftet ia rur
25 Gents Die Sfai6e, uno tit in dleu
Npptbefcrn 81 buben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-20
Sas Wemf0eubers.

SO bat oft ein eir;i9er 6ou9 Der Ta1t
0ief66nte Roie gum g8elfen bebra9t;
llub bauit0uoem Salnre bic WntjeI ab.
"a ieIbit bic gIcfe aus Iartem gSSetau,
Sin SpcuHs-unb aus III ibr Slang unb III
GGau.
Gas meni9li6e 6ers alttin lit 10 ldrf,
Nr fannit IS perwunoen in's tiefite Rarf,
On ma9it inn entreisen ieiu Iiebites Bib,
asaB aus ber @unbe Die SbrGne entquint,-
Gin einSi9er, beitsrer Sounenfrabl
rlno eS erluadt aus Der bitt. riten Quol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-20

@ie maa cine. ffaris Gtfaitala be

tSttt8is
Capt. S8. 81. &bett, Ger fanBe 3eit
bel ben 0srrsu @ercipal & 9atten,
@runoeigentbuus: itno @erlideran9s.
Maenten, III 9es Woites, So.pa, mar
it1o elmer ~unlerer 6eiten nuo seabtelten
@eldditsleEte jeler Staot lit, iaat:
SD fann Die gutsn @iseuibaftsa Don
gbamberlain's 0uIteninittef 6e5cn9en, oa
i6 es III mciner Samilie ipd5reno Der
lcbten ad)t Sabre 9sbrau9t babe nuo
fann i9 nit &srtraaell la3cn, bob es
llidt Ieines Gleid,n bfi GrfSltun9en
ober 8rdune bal. soc. Slaiden 81
p~erfauIen bei 5iniuu @ptaer & Co.,
Drafe, DO. g:nfloslier & Suente.
Morriiun, Mc.
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sm 9reisoeridt su Suntsuiae, Mto.,

l1S-1lt ~. 4JU1nS $kONI S1NNSf "
SIM &reisseri6t gu SuntsoiQe, WtO,
fat bieier Gage ber s5ro5eB gesen &eln=
barbt God bcspnnen Ser angeflagte
ioG ON 20. Suli 1889 III 9oliteiit, @ar=
rem County, Mo., eil,en 9eniiet 8illtz
am Slider erhOrbet baben. Der Bros
seB uirb ipab,ldeinfi6 i6on in Den
nabiteu 5a9en our gnti9eiouns forns
men.
9ie triisetii6e gisbede. Scr Ntf
Ipuri bei ct. Spiep3, 0eo., lit 0e9ens
ipdrtia nit elmer Gisbed. iiber6o9en,
bic ieoo9 pOu ieDr ur9l"ider Side iiuO
miGt ,uerriger als liGer i'll. Srosoem
beniibte elm junscs Wann 0amcrls Sreo.
Gtorms, Der in GterI ten eines 8armers
auf ser SaRIas'er Seite oes Slulies
itatb, Die @elesenbeit, nm i%elter aul
Dem MiHoltrier ufer ipogleHteu Srnut
auf ocn fiir5elten @sg etaeH Sslud, abs
suItat.en. Ser erite 8ts wurSe audi
elldfid SuriiGsele9t. Gin nddften gtors
gen brste;tete i'm ieiae Srailt rlo oerert
Slater nad) benz SluBufsr utb ilt9ten i'm
5u ii6crreoen, na6 Ct. SeiepD 5u 9eDen
uno bie 9riide 81 bcHusen, I'm uad
&anias 81 gelun9't. Glleln Der &a9s
bals por tnub fir bieie Bitten nlo lieB
Iib ppu Icirem aeiabrli9cn l%lnternebnlerl
ni6t at6rin9ea. &aum mar CT aber
cine nenncnspertbe Strede III Ben Slub
6inausgefommcn, atS plDb(i6 oas Sis
brad u1o storms uor Den Iu9en Iclier
8raut NIB tcreu Gotcr i'll Die Sieft
Ianf. @r ma6te ilrdtGore Qnitren9
unsm, Ii1 ipieber cuffs @is Su 6ieben,
aQeiu, tuo CT baSielbe aufaBtc, war &c
mrrId unb bra6. SdlieBlit6 I@luanf
inn Die &raft ullb Ct uerlunf, nm nid)t
meGr III Die 06be 81 iomuier. Dic9lu9en.
5eu9er bes Id)redlitben SorfaG5 fonntcr
bern llusli dli6en nidt belfert, bern &c
la9 ni6ts in Der 9td6e, bas moi i'm
Suiperfen fonnte, unb ii6 auf's Gis 81
begebtn, tudre glei6bebeutelb NIT GOT
seiueIen. Ser cntletLide &nblid battt
CUR Sol9c, RAP bcS Mdbden beluubtloS
gu 8pber I~tiir5tc, unb naG @oule &C.
tragen iuerten muBte, no es lsbt ldtper
front barnirber litgt.
llnier benz &elbadt eiues iGrcdli6en
Serbreders il. bieIcr Gage Srnu Gops
fla 8aEb in Samuibal, Mo., uerbaitet
porter. Gle Iol in Die uuH bcr Ganli=
tic pes Segrn 81. 9. @orrcn 6cniibtc
Giicrne @ilt sei9atteE labell. Sdmmts
fide Miteliercr Der Jdmilie ~ertranften
mad bem Genuiie beg &aiIcta, iino
ater isbt iuteoer, Cant Dem ioiurt bcrz
6eiGerufenen d,5tiiden Seiiianb, ipieber
auber @efa6r. 6rau &aub tuurbe &C.
gen $500 SIr9idaIt auf ireien SUB &C.
ieBt. 8luiiGen Deli 8umilien aaul
uuO @arre,t, tpet6e ne6en chamber
tuobi;er, lift i6on iause eiBs crbitterie
Seboe TIM @anse.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-20
Scr 3ramfeubste",

iuelder elm Organ fir rationelle 8es
b~anblune Ser peri6iebenen @ebreden
6es a6rpers ulb Der b%efaunten 5ornis
Samilien Mebi5ineu lit. ma6t jest Iii
aGen Gbeiien BEG 2aubes. no Gin
9eutIder iein 9eim aufsei6lasea Fat,
Iein grl6einen.-9erielb eribsint 6u
sepiifen geriopen bes Sebres uno
ipiro u~nentseltli9 on aIe, tpeltbe iib fiir
rationale @ebiSin iutereiiiren, uerianot.
0ie barin entbaltenm &atbi9ld9e be-
ruben auf Der 9ebeuserfabruns eir1es ses
reiften GrStes, iiub lei6t unb faBlib
oeIdrieben uno weroen, iuenll genou b.
fulat, 2eioen uno 9ranfbeit BON Der
sdtpelle bannem. @er nod feinen y8ran=
fenboten" erbalten fat, Der lenoe elne
Yoitfarte milf seuaueransabt bsr4orefe
an ben Se~rauseeber Or. 8eter Subriteg,
112-114 g. Sopue Iue., Gbiea9o, Sl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-20
NuSeIQesHaten.

g.i&aftanOtisen. trfe Snfrratis, ~ 9 nts
pro 3eiie.
@ti&aftsnoti3sn, 2tf unb isbs is,stase ~,
l~sration S Gents.
Steteute.a M3etstx.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-11
Orange COUNTY Court.

CHELSEA, June 2.-Orange County court
began its June session to-day, Hon. Rus
sell S. Taft presiding judge, and Hons. B.
f. Adams and Scion q. Smith, assistant
judges. OF the 144 cases on the law dock
ct only II have been set for trial by jury.
and not half OF these will be tried. The
first is that of Lizzie Carpenter v. Ezra
Wiley, an action for Islander. Both are
STAFFORD parties. The following are grand
| Jurors: Bradford. Warren l.. Craft; Brain
| tree, Samuel r. Batchellor; Brookfield w.
S. Graves; Chelsea, +. o. Tracy; Corinth.
Wilson Chapman; Fairlee, William Kib-
hey; Newbury, Charles S. Bolton; Orange
G. W. Tucker; Randolph, r. M. Damoni
STAFFORD, B. X. Smith; Topsham, james
B. McLarn; Tunbridge, E. X. Skinner;
Vershire, Wilbur F. Harding; Washing
/ ton, Erastus Smith; West Fairlee, George
l.. Church; Williamstown, George Crane.
Petit Jurors summoned are: Bradford, Jes-
Sc A. Baldwin, George w. Martin; Brain
/ tree, Burnap A. Martin, Selva II. Thayeri
Brookiield, Edwin A. Sprague, Alpheus y
/ Hubbard; Chelsea, b. Atwood, A. Barnes
Corinth, A. II. Little, A. l.. Parker; Fair
lee, Harvey s. Cotton, Marshall E. Rugg;
Newbury, e. H. McAllister, S. A. Tucker;
Orange, James b. Cave, Royal Q. Flanders
Randolph, julius c. Greene, Martin I.
Rowell; STAFFORD, VIM. II. Rollins, Hor-
ace Warrington; Topsham, X. ID. Rowland
VIM. Standlick; Tunbridge, ID. X Grant
George Brown; Vershire, s. B. Darling, j.
j. Clough; Washington, VIM. =. Worth
ley, Charles H. Davis; West Fairlee, Geo
n. Heath, NJ. A. Stearns; WilliamstoMn.
Fremont g. Little, George w. Lynde. The
chancery docket contains rs cases.
June Son calling the jury calendar
but six cases were set for trial and these
shrank to three before Friday. Case OF
Carpenter " Wiley resulted in a verdict
for plaintiff. Damages awarded, soi9 ~
M. Sleeper, an action of repleven TO recov-
er property taken by school district collec,
tor of taxes. The court deeming the lisi
defective directed a verdict for plmntin e
recover nominal damages and her costs
There are 80 new entries at law and nine
chancery.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-11
IMPORTANT VERMONT NEWS.

A. We.herbee of Vergennes was last
week fined So and costs for catching bass
before June /.
James Doyle recently had one hand
crushed while at work in the Wetmore IL
Morse granite quarry at Barre.
Michael Carrigan of Pittsford, aged 90
years, was thrown down by an unruly
horse June and the loaded wagon pass
ing over his head inflicted injuries that
caused death in few moments.
Fred Lease of Waterbury met with a
painful accident last Friday while engage
ed in painting at Richmond. The staging
rope parted and he fell 20 feet breaking a
bone in one ankle and otherwise bruising
him.
The flag purchased with the proceeds Of
a dancing carnival given about year a.
go by the children who had been under
the tuition of Mrs. Frank H. Bascom at
Montpelier, was raised over the Union
school building at Montpelier June 5.
The 18th annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Vermont, Knights OF Honor, is
to be held at Burlington, June II. Judge
A. r. Savage OF Maine, Hon. Sam'l Klotz
of Newark, n. j., and John Mulligan of
Yonkers, n. Y. are to be present. The or
der has a membership in the United States
OF 1875, 900.
The third annual meeting OF the Wom-
ans Home Missionary Union was held in
connection with the Congl state conven-
ton at Brattleboro Tuesday, June 8.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-11
stranord.

Helen Hayes OF Olcott was in town last
Sunday.
Miss L.s.swan left for Stoughton Mass,
last week Tuesday to visit her brother,
DR.. Charming Swan.
The Choral Union will meet at the town
hall during the day next Saturday, closing
with free concert in the evening.
Eff. Dudley and wife of West Fairlee
spent last Sunday at w. 5. Bradbury 8.
Joe Rule of Copperfield spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. w. r. Patterson.
Zed II. Kendall is very i'll with lagrip
and is under DIR. Chaifee's care.
P,eparations are being made for the cell
ebration Of Independence Day.
The Baptist Quarterly Meeting was well
attended The sermon on Sunday was
preached by Rev. Mr.. Farr OF r. Ran
dolph .,,. -.
Addie Bacon Of Manchester sent a fine
covered buggy for her grandmother, MIS-
Flanders use, last week.
Redfield Proctor, Sec'y OF War, was the
,,nest Of senator Morrill, a week ago.
Mrs. Chas. Avery went to So. Royalton
lost saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Wells.
G. Avery returned home Tor MS sum
uer vacation, having closed his school In
Waterbury ON Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will r. Sanborn returned
from Greenfield, Mass, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Hatch spent severn
aa,,s ~ last week visiting friends in Barre.
W. Pierce of So. Royalton was IN
town the last of the week.
Mrs NATION OF Chelsea has been the
ouest OF Mrs. H. B. Cummings.
Martha Pierce spent last week Win MIS-
Turner of Olcott.
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Orlando Whitney's body lies in the Ma
tional cemetery at Yorktown, Va, ana a
letter recently published in the Rutland
Herald led his mother to write a letter 10
which the following is reply. BOX 70
Yorktown, Va, MAY 26, 1891. Mrs. A, U.
Whitney. Dear Madam: My wife cried a
little over your letter to me and fear That
sfo1 hidden tears stole silently into my
own ewes as | read your tribute to your
dear boy whose remains lie here shall
go to the cemetery and clean the moss
from the stone and on Memorial Day put
some flowers on the grave. ! could not
think OF taking pay for TINS tribute 70 my
fallen comrade, Mrs. Whitney. l had q
mother myself who was dear to me and
while she is dead now she is to me moth
er still-the hottest thing on earth. Per-
haps she may see and know what 4 DO
here. She would be glad, know, to see
that am able to render ever so small a
service to one of the mothers OF Israel, the
mother OF a soldier boy. The hour is com
ing and now is says st. John, 'wnen the
dead shall hearth voice OF the Son OF
God. and they that hear shall live rms
IS sufficient promise for us, Mrs. whit
new, that in the shadowy grave even, the
light of His countenance shall penetrate
and redeem. Sincerely and affectionately
your friend, Clarke w. Harrington" Mrs
Whitney is so. Her five boys were sol
diers.
Two of Charley Burroughs COWS were
poisoned by some sneak last week. III
their stomachs potatoes IN whlcn was
quantity OF paris green were iouho'
Next Sunday the children have special
service at the Congl church.
A. y. King Is now building road into
the western side OF his cemetery lots
Mrs. Luna Dutton and son are 'lsitlhg
at her fathers.
H.R. HAYWARD inspected G. A. r. Posts
in So. Poyalton, STAFFORD, Brookneid, W,
Randolph, Rochester and bethel ias'
week.
The dictionary readers are to be forced
into the schools If possible and Ignorance
assumeth TO know much law.
Pleasure seekers are numerous nova
days and are frequently found drlVlhg VI
through this pleasant valley
James Diamonds family are very siek
with measles.
Al. Noyes of Bennington has peer
visiting here the past week. lie was
member of Co. A OF the "a was wouhue.
a. Pnll RIM and was for six months &
prisoner in Libby. His wound was Sc
/ rious one and kept him in bed a part o.
every year until he had part OF the ooh'
removed at the Mass. General hospltal
few years ago.
There was special meeting OF whitney
Post Friday evening at which one orotnel
had the pleasure OF mastering ano.ner
Mrs. James A. Whitney who has beer
/ i'll for some time, received serious snoch
7 last week from fright. When driving a
cross the bridge at So. Royalton hei
horse was frightened blythe workmen VINO
{ are said to have had a dangerous passage
way left for the crossing OF teams.
The Goodale girls are very sick VIII
measles.
Good trotters are plenty at the fan
ground.
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