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The Engineer of the Polar Bear.

VICTORIA (B. c., Sept. 15.-William
Christensen, the engineer of the steamer
Polar Bear, who had his arm shot off
when the marines of the Yorktown fired
on the steamer at False Pass, has arrived
here. He states that the Polar Bear was
not signaled before the firing commenced.
The engineers statement is not cor
roborated by other reports, which states
that the Polar Bear was ordered to stop
several times and she refused to lay to,
or to pay any attention to the orders of
the marines.
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Locomotive Firemen.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-The Locomotive
Firemen at their session this morning
discussed the question of the federation
of all railway employees. The general
feeling among the delegates appears to
be in favor OF putting the federation into
effective practice, but no vote was reached
to-day. The question was referred to a
committee of five with instructions to re-
port to the convention. Another topic
for discussion was the project to build a
house for permanent headquarters. This
was defeated.
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Naval veterans.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 15.-The seventh
annual reunion of the National Associa-
ton of Naval Veterans of the United
States has opened here with grand re-
ception, that is to be followed by a BAN
quet. The gathering promises to be one
of the largest of the Kind ever held. The
citizens of Baltimore have raised an enter
tainment fund of SIS. 600 and have pledged
themselves TO give the visitors royal
walcomo
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Tornado in Virginia,

PETERSBURG (Va.), Sept. 15.-Early
this morning small tornado passed over
the southwestern portion of this city. 1t
unroofed the Center Market, demolished
the huckster sheds, unroofed Venable's
factory and several private buildings, and
strewed the city with uprooted trees. AT
shipping. In adjacent counties much
damage was done by the storm, which
was accompanied by a heavy downpour
of rain
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TOOK HER OWN LIFE.
No Desire to Live After Learning of
San Franclsco's Wickedness.

No Desire to Live After Learnfnp of
San Franclsco's Wickedness.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 15.-John White.
a bedmaker in the Park Hotel at rs Turk
street, made startling discovery while
on his usual rounds this morning. When
he endeavored to open the door leading
to the room of Anna LANCE, one of the
cooks, he found it locked. Procuring
assistance, he forced the door and there
they discovered the woman lying on the
bed cold in death. She had evidently
committed suicide, as the Jets in the
room were turned fully on, while the
keyhole and the crack around the door
were stopped with paper.
The deceased left letter which plainly
The record-union., 1892-09-16
Charged with cattle stealing.

HALFMooN BAY, Sept. 15.-Joseph
Scarpa and w. ]. Schuyler have been ar
rested here in connection with cattle
stealing cases and other warrants are out.
This makes four men now in custody
and the evidence, secured through the
confession of Abraham Robes and other
wise, duplicates altogether seven or eight
persons. The people are assisting the
officers in putting stop to the cattle
stealing that has been going on for some
time, but no violence is threatened,
Scarpa has given bail in the sum of s., 0OO
The others have not secured bonds yet.
The record-union., 1892-09-16

In all that goes to strengthen and build
up the system weakened by disease and
pain, Ayers Sarsaparilla is the superior
medicine. 1t neutraliZes the poisons left
in the system after diphtheria and scarlet
fever, and restores the debilitated patient
to perfect health and vigor.
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Important Decision.

BosToN, Sept. 15.-The United States
Court of Appeals has sustained the
United States Government in the cele-
brated goats hair case, wherein the Col
lector assessed duty at II cents per pound
on goats hair goods, which the importers
contended should be admitted free. The
decision is of vast importance, and in
wolves millions of dollars.
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A schooIboy's Revenge.

VIENNA, Sept. 15.-In Larnapot, a town
of Austrian Galicia, as a number of boys
attending gymnasium there were leav-
ing the building, yesterday, after their
studies for the day were ended, a lad
named John Schwed drew a revolver,
and, without word of warning, fired at
Professor DR.. Felix Glowacki, killing
him instantly. Schwed then turned his
weapon against himself and blew his,
brains out. The murder was due to a
grudge the boy had entertained for long
time against the Professor.
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Arny of the Commensurate.

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.), Sept. 15.-Gen-
eral Fl. V. Boynton delivered the annual
Grafton before the Society of the Army of
the Cumberland and a large gathering of
citizens tonight. He reviewed the
achievements of that army; claimed for
Buell. the credit of saving Grant from
the disgrace of surprise at Shiloh; for
Rosecrans' victory at Chicamauga, and
for Thomas success at Missionary Ridge.
He reviewed Grants and Sherman's
memoirs, wherein, he said. misrepro-
sensations concerning the Army of the
Cumberland were given currency.
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The Reading Coal Deal.

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-The Inter Ocean
will tomorrow make an attack on the
Philadelphia and Reading coal deal,
known as the Anthracite Trust, calling
upon the Attorney General of Illinois to
bring suit at once under the Illinois
statutes, both criminally and civilly, and
alleges that not one of the firms repre-
senting the trust here can legally collect
a cent in the State of Illinois, and each
one is liable civilly and criminally.
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Funeral of Deputy Marshal McGinnts

MODESTO, Sept. 15.-The funeral of
United States Deputy Marshal McGinnis
took place from the residence OF his
mother this afternoon, under the auspices
of Modesto Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
the Fire Department acting as escort
The cortege was the largest in the history
of Modesto. People from all parts of the
county were present to show their re-
spect to the worth of the brave and fear
less officer who has long been held in the
highest regard hV all.
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HBAD-END COLLISION.
Two Trains Wrecked on the Chi
cagO and Northwestern.
FOUR MEN BURIED BENEATH THE
DEBRIS AND KILLED.

The Report That Five of the Dalton
Gang Had Been Captured and Two
Others Killed at Deming, New
Mexico, is Denied by Governor
Ross of That Territory-The CAPTAIN
and Five of the Crew of a British
Bark Lost by the Capsizing of the
Vessel In Heavy Storm.
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HostiIittes Terminated.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The Indian
Bureau to-day received the following
telegram from Agent bennett, at South
McAllister, Indian Territory dated Sep
TENDER 18th: ''As per conference agree
meet yesterday, thirteen surrendered
to-day. The armed bodies are disband-
ing, and there is every prospect of q
termination of the hostilities."
The record-union., 1892-09-16
Cigar Manufacturers Fail.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Is. - Figel &
Lewis, cigar manufacturers, have failed
for S8,065. The assets in book accounts
are: L. II. Lewis of Portland, Or, s., OOO;
S. Figel, S314; G. Figel, $225; Arthur
Figel, 1924; Empire Cigar Company,
81, $50: Havana Cigar Company, S7l5; NJ.
P. Kohlberg & Co., S591; Colombo Com
pany, $207; and Joseph Figel, $1,7OO. The
insolvent firm is composed of E. 2. Figel
and B. L. Lewis. The failure is attrib-
uted to the dullness Of trade and business
losses
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New Consular Appo,ntments

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The following
Consular appointments were announced
to-day by the State Department: Hon.
Q. Nj. Barre, Consul at Valparaiso, to
succeed McCreary, resigned; Charles H.
Cowan, Consul at Manila, Philippine
Islands
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Several People Were Injured.

COLUMBUS (O.), Sept. ia vast crowd
of people attended the fair to-day, and
tonight fireworks were sent up from
many different parts of the city. Three
or four people were seriously injured by
misdirected rockets at one point, and in
front Of the Neil House, where a man
was giving limitations of animal cries, a
section of the sidewalk gave way, pre-
cipitating fifty people into the basement.
Leach, the imitator, was fatally hurt, and
dozen other people badly injured.
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The CabrilIo Celebration.

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 15.-It is decided now
to have county division in the grand
Cabrillo parade on the 2Sth, each locality
sending a cavalry brigade for escort to its
wagon train. Probably there will be a
third day for the exhibition of vaquero
spOrts etc
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Miss AIger Married.

DETROIT (Mich.), Sept. 15.-One of the
society events of the season was the mar
riape this evening of William E. Bailey
Seattle, Wash, to Miss Fay Alger, at the
residence of the brides father, General
Russell A. Alger.
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Capture of the Daltons Denied.

Ell PAso (Tex.), Sept. 15.-The report
sent by special correspondent last night
from Paris, Tex, to the effect that the
Dalton gang was captured at Deming, N.
NJ, is denied by Governor Ross, who
states that the robbers have not been seen
| in that territory.
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STILL THEY COME.
Another Ch0lera-Stricken Vessel
Arrives at New York.
ONE MORE CASE OF THE PLAGUE
DISCOVERED IN THE CITY.

The Contagion Believed to Have Been
Brought to the City by lmm1-
grants Who Arrived Last Month
From Antwerp-Nine Steamships
Reported to be En- Route to This
Country With Five Thousand Immi-
grants From Infected Ports.
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American interests in Costa RIGA.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Secretary Fos~
ter of the State Department was in con-
sultation with Secretary Tracy this after
advisability of sending a naval vessel to
Costa Rica to look after American inter
ests there pending the settlement of the
civil troubles.
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REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
The National League Meets in An
nual Session at Buffalo.
THIRTY-FOUR STATES AND TERRI
TORIES REPRESENTA-.

Chairman GARRISON and Governor Nc
Kinley Speak on the Issues of the
Present Campaign-Govern Boies
Addresses Thousands OF Enthusf-
astic Democrats at Carroll, Iowa
Full Returns From the Vermont
Election.
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scattering lbs. Republican plurality 12,-
572. The remaining seventeen places
two years ago gave 36S Republican and
42l Democratic votes, Congressman
Dingley's plurality in the Second Dis
trict is 3.720.
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San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Road.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. ia San Antonio
dispatch says: The indications are the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railroad
will soon pass into the hands of the
Southern Pacific Company. About ten
and party of minor officials of the
Southern Pacific made an inspection trip
over the Arkansas Pass. Soon after they
had completed their work a force OF en-
gineers was sent out by the Southern Pa
citic to make measurements of all the
bridges on the Arkansas Pass, and they
are still engaged in that work.
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A BRITISH BARK CAPsIZEs.
The Captain and Five of the Crow
Drowned.


Drowned.
HALIFAX IN. S., Sept. 15.-The
schooner Amelia c., which arrived this
afternoon from Grand Banks, has aboard
three men, survivors of the crew of
the British bark Hope, bound
from New Brunswick for New South
Wales. The bark encountered heavy
weather, and the deck load turned nearly
completely over. The crew got on the
Three of the men. William Rees. Arthur
Jolitfe and John Nichols, got hold of
planks and made a raft, but the others
succumbed. The men drifted on the raft
for four days, when the Amelia G. saw
and rescued them. The lost men are
Captain David Jenkins, Mate David
Griffiths, Cook Richard Edwards, II. p.
Jones, Robert Hughes and James f.
James.
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THE GAME AT Los ANGELES.

Los ANGELES, Sept. 15.-Glenalvin's
sluggers, after making SO hits in the six
preceding games, were brought up with
sharp turn this afternoon and let down
hard. Jack Trainings brains and good
right arm did the business, and the locals
were shut out without run, while the
visitors worked five men around the
paths, all in one inning. Tanning al
lowed but two hits off his delivery, and
although the Angels hit the ball hard at
times, they could not land it safe. Nc
Nabb also pitched strong game, except
in the second inning.
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BASEBALL.

The SAN Joses Shut Out in Finely
Played Game.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-The game
between San Jose and Oakland this after
noon was finely played, the fielding on
both sides being brilliant. 1t was a
pitchers game to a certain extent, and
the hits were scarce. Horner pitched a
fine game, and was given splendid sup
port. The game ended in San Jose being
shut out by score of 3 too
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-05-19
WOLCOTT.

Miss Eta Whiting is at home for short
time.
S.A. Fife and U. J. Mudgett, were at Belvi-
dere Monday.
Baxter Burnell is laying foundation for an
addition to his buildings.
Miss Carrie Shaw of Elmore, was in town
over Sunday with friends.
Cbas. Lawrence has moved to his house re-
Gently purchased of DR.. Dillingham;.
Sociable at the Universalist church Thurs
day evening, May 10. All are invited.
Several from this place attended the we'd
ding of Carrie Fairman and Edward Crane at
Hsrdwick, May 10. All report pleasant
time.
There will be flag raising and Memorial
exercises held at the Riverside school house,
district No l, Friday May p at ? O'Clock p.
m. The public and members of the G. A. r.,
are cordially invited to be present Members
of the Post are requested to wear their
badges.
Regular meeting of thew r: c., Saturday
evening May 81, and it is the wish of the
president that all members be present, as
there is important work to be done; also
the conference committee from .s. Post are
requested to come-eE 30 to
make arrangements for 6. 1orlai Day.
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STOWE.

Mr.. Walter Bigelow was at home from Bur
lington over Sunday.
Potatoes are sold, delivered at Waterbury
for % cents per bushel-
Mrs. Fred Douglass has returned from
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Miss Blanche Lord, of Illinois, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lord, formerly of Stowe,
is in town visiting relatives.
Mr.. James Z. Houston and family returned
from the south last week. Mr.. Houston ~
much improved by his winter stay in the
south.
Rev. l. P. Booth will deliver the memorial
sermon at Unity church on Sunday, May %,
at the regular morning hour to which all are
invited.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Unity church
will give a promenade at Baiey's Hall on
Friday evening May 20. Elmore's orchestra
Admission 10 cents. Ice cream and cake 10
All are cordially invited.
The annual meeting of the Stowe West
Branch meeting house association will be
held May 25th at 7.3O O'Clock, p. NJ. All
members are requested to be present IS there
is important business to come before the
meeting.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Albany is booming.
Our saw mills are doing big business now
Mrs Ambrose Chase lies very low, at this
writing.
Miss Ida Udall has taken possession of the
Cheney place.
Warren Childs is giving his house new
coat of paint.
Almon Leach has sold one of his big black
horses TO Bert Hoyt.
A large delegation attended the Democratic
convention at Montpelier.
NJ. S. Burnell of Wolcott, was in town the
past week. weighing and sampling sugar.
Our commander, E. S, Simonds Is doing all
he can to make the exercises Memorial Day
a success.
If you want to see a fine pair of chestnut
horses, call at the stable of Thomas Gallagh-
er at Mill village.
Miss Albert Brown has a fine display OF
millinery goods at the residence of Mrs. Til
lotson at the south village.
The Memorial sermon will be preached at
the Methodist church by Rev. Mr. Allen on
Sunday previous to Memorial Day.
The remains of Mrs. Bingham, a former
resident who died in Middlesex, have been
brought to this town and buried in the
Branch cemetery.
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CADY'S FALLS.

Henry McNally and family have moved to
Elmore.
Miss Inez Gates was the guest of Miss
Blanche Cheney over Sunday.
Mrs. C. B. Terrill visited at A. A. Boom
howers in Wolcott this Wednesday.
Morton Cheney's twenty first birthday was
celebrated in the way of party, Saturday
eve.
George Emerson and James Hays of st.
Johnsbury, visited at George Hick s last
week.
AFRO Durkee and o. F. Gates have gone to
Brookfeld with the cattle recently bought by
the former.
Those who attended the play of Dot, til e
Miners daughter, were well pleased with its
presentation.
She that was Alice Hogaboom. with her
husband Mr. Thompson, visited Dick Moiles
and wife last week.
The men who have been stacking lumber at
the mill and boarding at c. B. Terrill's, have
finished their work and returned to their
homes.
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EXAMINATIONS FREE !
FACTS FIR THINKING PEOPLE:

JEFFERsoSvILLE, VT.
DIR. III. ID. Martin-Dear Sir-Glasses and
treatment Is perfectly satisfactory. Every
thing looks bright and clear now. / would
advise every one who has headaches 10 con-
suit DIR. Martin.
Very respectfully.
MRS. l.. W. ADAMS.
BURLINGTON. VT.
passed since took unto my eyes the glass
es. " The world looks brighter" i'm more
senses than one. The glasses are success
headaches are no more; aud am
MATTE WHEELER.
BERKSHIRE. VT.
DIR. III. ID. Martin-Dear Sir;-I reed the
glasses safely, and thought I would give
more than pleased with them. they being
just what they were represented to be.
ALTA F. GROVE.
ST. ALBANT, VT.
DR.. Martin-Dear Sir:-The glasses fitted
for me are very satisfactory. The eye Is
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glasses. / am glad we have one so cOmpe-
tent with us, and hope our people viii avail
themselves OF your skilliul services.
s. S. CLARK, ND.
ALBURGH SPRINGS. VT.
DIR. Martin-Dear Dir:-I am happy to
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scented them TO be and that my eyes are
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cannot say too much in your favor. / wish
you much success.
Respectfully,
MRS. j. +. SPEAR.
CAMBRIDGE, VT.
DIR. Martin-Dear Sir:-I write TO tell YOU
that glasses and treatment prove to be sat
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Most respectfully yours,
LIZZIE II. RICE.
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WATERVILLE,

S. r. Miller, Jr., is on the sick list
Elmer Leach has moved in with his broth
err, Ed.
Sam Stanley has moved in with his wife's
father, Steven Glen.
c. A. Kelton of Montgomery was the guest
of George Mann over Sunday.
Miss Fannie Gravel1n was the guest of Mrs
E. ii. Shattuck the past week.
Mrs. Wyman Wetherell is stopping with
her son, Volney, at Johnson.
Enos Ladue of Milton has moved into the
house vacated by Elmer Leach.
Eddie Weston is living with Mrs. Juliana
Hulburd and attending school.
Mrs. Fred Ransom of Cambridge was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Byron Lock.
Miss Corda Brown attended the teacher
meeting at Hyde Park the past week.
George Mann was called to Montgomery
Tuesday by the death of his uncle George
TaXman.
Mr. and Mrs A. W. Webster of Eden, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Wetherell
over Sunday.
Mrs. Salvina Claf1in died of consumption
Sunday eve at the home of her sister, Mrs.
w. j. WhelocS.
Col. Sawyer and Il. w Hulburd of Hyde
Park were in town Saturday. They were the
attorneys in the Currier-Laraway law-trial
Mr. and Mrs. Ammi Leach was made happy
over the arrival of a daughter at their home
the 18th, and Mr.. and Mrs. B. ". Beard a
son the 18th.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-05-19

ony gentleman of color, as repre-
senteG by |. o. Andrews, was one of
the features of cast Mrs. Webster,
the deserted wife, Mr.. Waterman, as
young college graduate, T. c..
Cheney, his friend, Mr.. Webster in
his triple part, as miner, parson, and
tough and Miss Cheney, as brides
maid, were all a success in the parts
assigned. A very decided feature of
of these entertainments proved to be
the new drop curtain and several
scenes just completed by the artist,
Mr.. Andrus, of Enosburg Falls,
who has executed very creditable
work in that connection. Excellent
music was furnished by Elmore's or
chestra.
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EAST CAMBRIDGE

Arbor Day was observed by the setting out
of trees.
Lee Stearns is happy; he is the owner of a
nice driving colt.
Mary Fullington has been spending some
time with friends in Johnson.
Ira Lord and son, Eddie, made a short
visit in Fletcher last week, visiting friends.
Mrs Lanpher has been quite unwell the
past week at the present writing is more
comfortable.
Our recent rains have brought vegetation
forward, wonderfully; giving more cheering
outlook
There was a mistake in the item recently,
that Hattie WestInan was working at H. e..
Fullington's She was there short time,
but is working at Jacksonville.
Geo. Lanpher returned from No. Hyde
Park last week Wednesday. His business
there, was having the monumental stone, set
to his late wife's grave. The monument was
purchased of Z. L. Foster of Morrisville.
During his absence, he made short call at
Eden Mills, his former home.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Frank Buker is on the sick list.
Ernest Melendy's little girl who has been
very sick is improving.
Mr. Roberts who has been employed in a
mill in Mass. has returned.
Rev. C. Pike of Jericho preached very in
teresting sermon here Sunday last.
Mabel Whitcomb, who is taking medical
treatment in burlington is much improved.
Mark Hebb had finger smashed while as
sisting to couple cars at the Junction last
Friday
Robert Mackey is laid up with injuries re-
ceived on the railroad near st. Johnsbury
last Friday.
DR.. Martin, the eminent Oculist can be con
suited at the Central house, May Doth, and
9th; examination is free.
Jerad Wileox's brotler-i1l-law, Mr. Wilson,
who has been stopping with him few days
returned to his home in MASS, Saturday.
Rev. Mr. Taylor and bride of Hyde Park,
and Henry l.. Stickney, q cousin of Rev. Mr.
Cakes were guests 1.-THE par sonage last week.
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EDEN.

Eden Lodge No. 90, |. o. G. T., at their
regular meeting May 14th, elected the follow.
ing officers for c. T., F. l.. Whittemore; VT.
Mrs G. A Harrington; s. j. T., Mrs. NJ Shat.
tuck; S., Mrs G. s. Brannan; F S , Mrs. r. L.
Whittemore T., W. ). Newcomb; G., o. NJ
George; NJ, Fl. L. George; Guard, F. l.. Ad
ans; Lieut., ]. d. Rogers; p. c. r., G. S.
Brannan. We have a right to expect more
of our Temperance workers at our next meet
ing. Our town agency is working to ruin
We should work to save.
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CAMBRIDGE.

G. A. R. Fall is nearly completed.
S. NJ. Stafford lost a valuable horse last
week.
Rehearsals are frequent, making ready for
Decoration Day.
B. r. Holmes has returned from the Adj
rondack mountains.
Several from here attended the concert at
Jacksonville Tuesday evening.
Rev. E. Wheelock officiated at the funeral
OF Mr.. Bradley of East Fairfield.
DR.. Martin, the famous oculist can be con-
suited at the Boro hotel, May %, "a and %
The creamery is now in running order. 1t
looks now as if the Saturday market day
would be no better than any other day.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-05-19

For the information of those who
have never made a strawberry bed it
may be mentioned that no old plants
should be set out. Select young
plants, which may be known by their
white roots. Old plants have dark
roots. Youngplants will grow singly
and throw out runners later on, com
pletely mating the rows.