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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22

pension of pension of pensioners OF the Mex
lean war from So to S12 month and 1t was
nassed. Mr., Culbertson Dem, Tex) moved to
ssnsnend the rules and pass bill limiting the
jurisdiction of the circuit and district courts OF
the United States The bill prohibits SUITS III
United states courts by against corporations.
EXCEPT In tho courts OF the legal dom1cile OF the
corporation in cases where jurisdiction depends
upon the citizenship Of the parties Inc mo-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22
NO RED HAT FOR WALSH.
Archbishop Logue Will be Made q Oar
dinal Instead of Walsh.

ATCnDIsHOp LORu6 VIII D6 W8u8 d UWFs
dual Instead of Walsh.
LONDON, Dec. ia dispatch to the
Tablet from Rome says the announce
ment that the Most Rev. William J.
Walsh, archbishop of Dublin, will be
made ardlnal at the coming papal
consistory, was erroneous, adding that
it is the Pope's intention to elevate the
Most Rev. Michael Logue, archbishop
Of armagh and primate of all Ireland,
to the cardinalate instead of Archbishop
Welsh
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22

leaving SO few garments that the doctor
had to call in friend this morning to
secure articles enough to dress. DR..
Alvarez is cousin to the famous Mexi-
can rebel Cara. and has many well-to-
do relatives in Mexico. He tried to
get the newspapers to suppress the
matter that his Mexican friends might
not near Of the disgrace brought on
his name
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22
The Bank Statement.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes.
Mrs Parnell's Bankrup,cv Case

LONDON, Dec. 15.-The bankruptcy case
of Mrs. Parnell, widow of Charles Stewart
Parnell was again in court to-day for a
decision as to whether 1t was necessary to
examine Mrs. Parnell publicly regarding
her assets and liabilities. The court de.
clded that puOllc examination was un.
necessary. The official receiver in bank
ruptcy is trustee of Mrs. Parnelfs proper
~,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22
Preacher Coll,er Ar,er = n,u

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Dec. 1.-The
rev. II. Price Collier. well-known
Unitarian divine of BROOKLYN il ~
south Dakota perfecting ninety dava'
residence preparatory to commeno;n o
an action for divorce. He is now h,,nt<
Ing In the Black Hills, but will retrr uu ~
sioux rails shortly and begin his action
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22
SPREE'S PASSENGERS IN PORT

Brought to New York by the North Ger
man Lloyd Liner Havel
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Havel has arrived
here. and has on board the passengers
of the steamer Spree, which broke her
shaft and was towed back to Queens
town. The Havel also carried the
Spr ee's cargo.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22
GROSSMAN is GUILTY.
One of Albert MoIitor's SIayers Convicted
After Seventeen Years.

ALpENA, Mich, Dec. Is. - August
Grossman was this morning found
guilty of murder in having caused
the death of Albert Molitor, the
Pressure Isle County lumberman,
seventeen years ago. The jury went
out at 9 O'Clock last night and reached a
verdict at this morning. There are
twelve others charged with the same
crime, and their trials will come up
shortly
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22
KELLOGG AGAIN IN OFFICE.
American Consul ,tettin. Germany, il
ReinstRted.

ReinstRtea.
New York, Dec. lot is reported
that DR.. James c. Kellogg, United
States consul at Stettin, Germany, has
cleared of the charges which DR.. Jenk-
ins, the health officer of this port.
brought against him. DR.. Jenkins
charged, and still insists that DIR. Kel-
logg was absent from his official duties,
and did not examine emigrants when
the cholera first broke out.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22
Fart hQuako at Athans

ATHENS, Dec. ia sharp earthouaLa
snock occurred here and caused cons ,der.
aoie excitement Nobody was hurr and
no damage was done to property. "1u
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22
SANGER Sent to Prison

BERLIN, Dec. 15.-AIfr,ed sI 6aca an i'm
Remscheid. in Rhenisl, Prus saatenced to
perlal bank director mas pe aaroerv and en-
three years hard labor LOT loiSo-
bezzlement.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22
POPELEO'S HEALTH EXCELLENT
His Physician Says He Should Live Ten
Years.

ROME, Dec. 15.-Absurd rumors are
again spread abroad about the Pope be-
ing i'll. DR.. Crecarelli, his physician,
states that His Holiness is in
good health, free from any and
every chronic indisposition; that he
ought to live at least another ten wears;
that if there IS anything to be feared,
it is the effect of some strong and
sudden emotion, but that even against
this event, the Pope's elastic tempera-
ment is e. safeguard.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

Gage iin6, mi9 81 beiudben. 8enn i4
ipdBte, mo ib Sic trcffen f0nnte, 10 piirbe
ic5 mir elm G~crgniigen baraus maben, sic
aufSuiucben. 8a8 nun Sic Gampagne>
2tteratur %bctrifft, 10 lalien ite MIDI fol9en@
bes bentertcn: ltniere Organization lit
feine politiide, aber lalien Sic MIDI Sic
Derii6ern, 6aB Elm Mann, UNI Wtttglieb
%unierer Organization iperben gu ~f0nnen,
notbipen6i9er 8eiie elm patriottlcber 8ir7
ger iein muB, folglid al;db Gin Yolittfer,
Stpar nibt inn Gimme Ser 4arteipolittf
ionbern nur in 10 tpeit. aIS bielelbe all 8a7
triotismuS binanrei9t, ipeL9e mir ais baS
@%runbgrin5ip ut0 OaS Sunbament pabrer
Bolitif, ODER pielme3r ais Sen @runOitein
beS NmeritanertbumS cra9ten. llnfere
S9ulen miiiien DertbetSi9t unb unterititBt
treroen, u1lo Elm jeber Wanlt, Ser bic por>
~genannten Gualitdten beiibt, unb ais &anz
bioat ftr Gin Dffentli6eS @ertrauensan1t
unb politii1e G6ren a%uftritt, crbdlt uniere
unteritiibung, iet CT nun &cpu6ltfaner,
9emofrat, pbcr Mitglieb trgen6 elmer be-
liebigen politti6en Bartci.
Sd BIN etipas bon Dem, mas t9 tber
Gampa9ne>2 tteratltr lagcn t%polte, abgefom1
MEN. ga mir in partetli6em Slime cine
nt6t1polittide Geretntgung btl6en, 10 TOM
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

begeben, tuenn sic fir benielben ftimmem
un6 ale Sbre Sreun6e Deranlal1en, 6aS
@letcbe gu t6ln". @amet tpar augeni 6etnz
lib beitrebt, nit 6errn BiGiams erit etpas
nGbcr befannt GIT tperben, ebe ct por bemz
ielben feline &arten auf6edte. Die gaz
tpilnicbte @elegenbeit, purbe ibm bereitz
ptai9t getpabrt. 5err v8iniams" tpiirbe
nm fetnen 9reis 6errn @amet enttdui4t
babert, unb 70 ibrieb er benn bemleIben
am acknowledgement Sonntag, 16. Ottober,
Sen nabftebenoen Brtef:
Sebr pertber 6err @amet!
Sch bin Sbnen fir Bic mir ertbetlte aus
fi6rlicbe unb riiGbaltSloie @usfunft ilber
sic 3mede SbreS patrtotti9en Orbens iebr
gu 0anfe perpfli6tet. SD bate MIDI be-
reits Ser 9lnfi6t bingegeben, baB mein
8rief perloren gegangen Ober sic 6elien
8eanttuortung pergefen bdtten. Sbre penn
audi o~erlpatete antport mar mir oaber iebr
miafommen. SD ittmme Sbnen beritanotz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

gen Nnii9ten boufommen BEL, un6 mein
etn5tger 3metfel lit nun Ser, Oh @ouoerneur
Sitter bas gegentp6rtige S9uIgeleB aufrcdbt
erbalten tptro. S6 iebe, bie vSribune"
felt in Nbreoe, baB 6err SITTER iicb gedlBert
bate, ct lei SIT @uniten zines @eiebes,
tpelcbes beittmme, Dap in ~unieren S6uIen
0eien unb Sbreiben in engliIber Spracbe
3pangstpeiie gcIebrt tper6e. Nun tuenn ct
ni6t 5u@unten eiues berarttsen @eiebes lift,
berbient er baum ertpdblt gu tperoen ? 0ir
Seute bier unten m0gen feinen Wann,
Der auf benz 3aune iiben bleibt. Set babe
NIT btclen metner Treun6e iiber Bic Sade
geipro3en nn6 babeibie @rfabrung gemacbt,
oaB Die betorBte NeuBerlng Ser v2ribune"
SeOenten erregt. Wos berecbtigt oas 8latt
gu elmer oerartigen Spracbe, penn @ouper7
neur Sitter in Der Sbat 81 @uniten 3tuangs7
tienS3ulunterricbts in engliicherSproch
lit? @panfton lit cine Brobibitionstabt,
uno Die Brobtbttionspartei lit sur @ufrecbte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

men mir ielbitoeritan6li3 Oem Golfe un7
lere beSagLidben 9lniidbtcn ntcbt partet7
politiicbe 8artei unterbreiten, u1o macben
mir 6a6er tie in Ser S%agespreiie nno an
beren 8ublifationen berOffentltdbett re
cords" ser poIttii6en Nipiranten SIT u117
ierer 8artet@ 2iteratur (penn man iie ais
lol6e beSei6ner fann). S6 ienoe Sbnen
in etnem anoeren 8adet per Roit etne Nn9
ipeacbe, pel6e fir it6 ielbit iprecbea tptro,
unb mir linb ber Nnii9t, baB oteS Die bette
Qlrt BON @ampagnez2iteratu lit, nit Der
mir bie Mttglteber unierer Gereinigung per-
traut mac6er f0nncn. SD bin Der Nn7
iicbt, 6qB fetn Nmerifa1er, Der berarttge
Neuberungen bort ODER iie LEFT, nit benz
1elben cinperitanben iein fann, peSbalb
iolcbe Oofumente fir uniere Champagne
0iterat,tr ais gan3 beionoerS gect9net er7
ocbter. GS miir6e mt6 iebr frcleu, gelez
gentli6 nit Sbnen 3uiammcnSutreffen, i'm
6erart better nit Sbnen befannt 81 tperben.
S0nen perbin6lic6it fir Sic Nufmerfianz
felt oanfeno, sic sic unierer S~bGtigfeit
auf Dem @a6lfeloe 5oQen, babe i9 Die @bre
mtb Sbnen gu empfeblen.
@e5. 81. 6. @amet,
Staats>B rdii6ent g. .. g. of q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31
6amet eeht in ole Saae.

SIN bem bon @anlet ertpdbnten O3tpeite1
8adet" befanb lt3 cine &opte Der bon &ic91
ter Nltgelb gu Solicit gebaltenen Geoe, IN
tpelcber 0as Die &eioluttonen bes Camp 16
entbaLtenoe @irfuLar @amet'S befanntlt6
10 i6arf f%rtttitrt pir6. @amet ertbetlte
u8tutamS" ntbt birett Sen &at9, fur
!6errn SITTER 81 ittmmen er 5Og es Dor,
babel pte Die &abe um BEN beiBen 8ret 81
9eben = ionbern ct belebrte v6errn Wtl7
LtamS" nur, baB fetn Nmerifaner, Der oer@
arttge @euBerungen bore ODER lie leie,
iolcbe G%eiinnungen ni6t unteritiiben fOn1
men, ba6er tire gertpenbung ais Cant
pagne>Qtteratur.
@S biintte 6errn @amet s%tpetier, iei1en
3tped ourcb cine Snbt8fretion gu erreiben,
ols Der gerit9errne, baB er in @ouoerneur
Sitter unbeoin9tes, burcb NIGHTS 81 eri6it@
ternoes Tertrauen ieBe, Die &lauleI bin5u1
sIfigen: runb Sic perben tetnen Srrtbunt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31
Der erfte Srtef.

~%~SV W. P*hNNntloSN SUV|tS WV
9mertfa
Sffice 6eS Stats grGiibenten
Chicago, Oct. II. 1892.
Stuart @iatams, @paniton, Sas.
@eebrter 6err!
Sbre 3uf6rift errcibte MIDI ais icb
gerabe I'M 8egriffe itan6, cine 0tetle an3u7
treten, un6 fonnte i6 benielben beBbalb
ni6t bic n~ot6tpenbtge Aufmerfiomfett i6en4
fen. Sb BIN Elm fir ale WeaI unb gu
ieber 3eit Qmeritaner Metn 8eitre6en gebt
babtn, 10 meit eS in metnen i9tpa6en
&rdften ite6t, unlere amertfantiben Sniff
tutionen, unb DOr alien 9in9en unlere
Dffentli6sn S6ulen aufrebt SIT erbaLten.
9aiien Sic mi9 no6 btn5ufiigen, baB ourcb
loIbe 3ui6riften, mte Bic S6rigen, meine
!3uperiicbt nur erb0bt mir6 urb ic6 baburcb
gu erb0bter Ebdtigfeit an9ciport, wte @ott
mt6 Bic 9tn9e erbliden ldBt, unb tb BIN
genau Ser Metnung mie Sic, baB @ouber>
11elr SITTER ein grob angelegter Nmerifaner
lit, 1T tpeId)em iG 1tttbeSin8tes, feI=
iettfcfteS Sertratett iebc!
@s t6ut mir let6, 6aB Sic nt6t in Ser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

Gntlnrnt
Stfers 0oppelfpteI.
Gin Brief in GacIimiRe
Dom Qrdfioenten ser patrio-
ttiden S0hne bon 2lmertfa,
ct ansiebt, oak gifer Die
DertfdDem at oct aafe
bernmfiibrt.
Die nattptftrdJen Oroen fit gtfer
nn0 Gtfer IN tbren @GnORm.
gnt6iifC1tn9en renfattoneCCer
ii6er oas 2Seren rtto Tret=
6en otefer @roen.
IttemaIs peroen ie ooer Stfer in
Ole 2lufbebun9 oes Gowaros.
eeiebes wtui9en.
gle "Ubirnnn GinreHe nerst bic ger-
F~aJtrGrrtta ntf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

baltung 6es beitebenben Sbulgeiebes berz
pflidtet. Ntun, poIen Sic mir nic6t oe>
S6re offene 9tniicbt iiber bteien
8unft mitt6etlen? SD tper6e fir eini9e
Sage in @ei6dften Derretien, babe mir I'M
beiien eorgenommen, Sic iobal6 ipie m0gz
lt6 81 beiu9en. Sn3pti6en tpiir6e es MIDI
balO pieoer ettpas bon Sbnen gu
6Oren.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14
SOUTH ROYALTON.

The thermometer registers up in the
nineties this week.
Dr.. Reed and wife of Barre visited Mrs.
Ruth Wills last week.
Regular meeting OF the Sons of Veterans
Saturday eve.
Miss Kate Matthewson OF Barre is visit
ing her uncle, Rev. Mr.. Ramage.
Miss Helen Howe of Mortified is visit
irg at w. V. Soper's.
Mrs. Harriet Buzzell and daughter Hat
tie of Montpelier are visiting at L. G..
Dickerman's.
Chas. Daggett commenced firing for
Engineer Don Blake on the G. V. r. X.
last week.
Rev. Chas. Dutton of Ashland, Mass, is
in town for few days. His wife is very
much improved in health.
VIM. Gallup and wife returned from a
trip to Nebraska last Saturday.
Miss Mabel Blake of Greenfield, Mass,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. X. c..
Blake.
Addison Wills of Chicopee, Mass, is
visiting friends here Mr.. Wills was an
early resident OF the village.
John Currier of Middle Haddsm, Conn,
is in town purchasing horses for the mar
ket.
r. LDlCIg anu NltC anu AA7F N1NAA'paA1
OF East Randolph visited j.. o. Belknap's
family he first of the week.
The South Royalton Cornet Band gives
a concert on the park Saturday eve. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
The w. r. c. received s67 at its enter
tainment the 4th. The Corps extends
thanks to Mrs. Dickey, the manager, Miss
Lizzie Adams, pianist, and the young la
dies who assisted in making the enter
tainment success.
Mr.. NJ H. Hazen is having his new
house painted in the modern colors,which
gives il a very neat and tasty appearance.
1t is the finest residence in the village.
H. V. Whipple has rented the Park
House to Mr.. Jeffords of Barre and it was
opened to the public Monday. Mr.. Whip
pie moves INTO c. p. Abbott's tenement.
Mr.. c. H. Abbott, proprietor OF the shoe
factory wife and daug liter Annie are away
on a vacation for few days. The work
is being pushed with the same energy as
when Mr. Abbott is at the helm, the prod
uct being 10 to II cases day, which be-
speaks much for the efficiency of the work
men.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14

DR.. F. F. Chaffee returned from Chicago
July 4th.
Mrs. Fred Quimby of South STAFFORD
gave birth to fine child July 9Th.
Mrs. White and son Kirk left for their
home in Elgin, H., July 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. KILLING of White
River Village, visited at DR.. Chaffee's last
Thursday.
Mrs. Curtis Kibling and sons, Alfred
and Philip, are visiting friends in town.
Dr. HarIin Carpenter of South Royalton
is at n. K. Carpenters.
The STAFFORD baseball nine PLAYED the
Bethels a close game Wednesday afternoon
OF last week at Bethel. Score TO in favor
OF the Bethels.
e. G. @. Mcintyre, of Seward, Nebraska,
arrived in town last week.
Nathan P. Morrill, of Chicago, ILL.,. is Wis
iting at his aunts', Misses Belle and Mar
tina Pierce.
Stephen and Walter Chase of Hanover
visited friends here ON Wednesday of last
week.
A large basket picnic was held on
Brocklebank hill July 4th.
Mrs. Seth Chandler gave an evening
party to several of the young people July
4th.
his father, Hiram Barrett, of Sharon, visit
ed friends here last Saturday.
Will Udall arrived from Washington
d. c., last week Tuesday to spend his va
cation at home.
The Bethels have agreed to plays return
baseball game here next Saturday, the
18th.
Some of our singers attended the Choral
Union at Pomfret last Friday.
d. c. Hyde returned from Providence,
r. l., July I'd.
Mrs. Nathaniel Cove OF Lebanon, n. H..
is stopping Wit h her sister, Mrs. Royal
Burnham OF South STAFFORD.
R. A. Hatch went to Montpelier last
week Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs George E.Hyde and child
and Mrs. Morse, the mother OF Mrs. Hyde,
arrived from Washington, ID. C., July I'd,
and are at ID. G. Hyde's.
Rey. Mr.. Perkins of Sharon supplied the
+ pulpit of the Cong1 church in exchange
| with Mr.. Cummings last Sabbath.
Miss Emma Udall of West Randolph is
| visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Ed Silver and sister, Mrs. Leek, 81
Elgin, ILL.,, came Saturday night to visit
Mrs. Emma Hazelton, daughter OF Mrs
Silver.
Gertie Titus closes her summer term oil
school in the Wheeler district this week
Friday.
Mrs Dana Wright returned to her home
in West Lebanon last week Tuesday.
Rob. Hazelton, son of DIR. Hiram Hazel
ton of Barnet, was in town last week for
several days. Mr.. Hazelton has been in q
medical school in Boston the past two
years.
Mr.. Soper of South Royalton was here
last Saturday.
H. L. Hatch has taken the contract To
cut the hay on the Heman Brown farm
for George Chandler this season.
w. IL. Elbridge canvasser for "King's
Handbook OF the United States" from
Middlebury, was here last week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14
Granville.

A CARD. C.. c. Hubbard wishes to
thank his friends and neignbors who so
kindly aided him after the death OF his ia
Their.
A. Hubbard and wife Of Tyson were in
town last week.
Henry Kennedy and wife OF Warren Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.O Kennedy,
last week.
Miss Elna Mcpherson Of Rochester Wis
tied in town last week.
Great excitement has prevailed here dur
ing the past week over the poisoning with
Paris green Of cattle belonging to George
Derby, living in the west part of the town,
five of which have died and two more will
probably die. Suspicion at once pointed
to Sarah Scott and her daughter, Mary
Scott, neighbors who had been in a quar-
rel with Derby for some time. Complaint
was made to the town grand juror, II. p.
Hayes, and after an investigation they
were, on Friday, arraigned before Justice
r. j. Flint. The result was hat they were
bound over each in the sum of $50 to the
December term of County Court. Failing
to procure bail, Deputy Sheriff II. c. Hub
bard committed them to the county jail in
Middlebury Saturday.
Miss Gertie Swenyer OF Rochester is at
work at the Central House.
VIM. Ellis and wife of Salisbury visited
in town last week.
j. Henry Clark of Pittsfeld, y. H., was
in town recently.
F.A. Adams OF Montpelier is at J. A.
Vinton's.
W.D. Ford dug new potatoes in his
field June 30th.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14
Fast Bethel.

John Hunt, Ruel Mills, Henry Mills
and Mrs. Justus Buck are on the sick list.
Miss Lila Morrill, of Woodstock and
Miss Ethel Watson OF West Randolph are
among recent visitors.
Miss Gertrude Morrill, has closed her
school in Tunbridge and returned home.
Mrs. n. Fowler and her granddaug liter
Miss Florence visited her sister. Mrs.
Chas. Fay in Royalton last week.
Some of the classmates of George and
Alice Whitney called on them few even
ings since and enjoyed very pleasant
whist party.
C.P. Whitney returned to his work at
Fitchburg, Mass. last week having spent
few weeks at home visiting and build
ing a very pleasant piazza which has
much improved the looks and comfort OF
the place.
Haying has just commenced and land
lately seeded will produce a heavy crop,
old meadows will be light. 1t does not
look like a large crop OF apples, corn IS
far behind. Potatoes look well, oats and
wheat are also looking well, potato bugs
ia abundance.
The heavy showers have made bad work
with roads and some of them were none
too good before.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14
Royalton.

The evening for prayer meeting at the
Cong'l church. has been changed from
"Wednesday to Friday.
]. Reed Pember and family, from Wood
stock, visited at ID. c. Denison's last week.
Isaac Skinner and friend, from Wal
than, are at Mrs. A. T. Danforth's.
Miss Elizabeth Copelin, from Washing
ton, d. c., is at Mrs. A. w. Lyman's.
Prof. c. S. Denison, from Ann Arbor, is
at the Cascadnac for the summer.
Mrs. Albert Emery is in Barre caring
for a sister, who is very i'll.
N. Miller Pratt, from Burlington, spent
Sunday in town.
Park Allen and family, from Boston, are
at H. P. Aliens, for two weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Morse, from w. r. Junction,
visited Mrs. Geo. Preston the first OF the
week.
Miss Ruth Preston is spending the week
in West Lebanon.
viii Henry, from Boston, is spending
few days at Charles Lyman's.
Mrs. Laura Holden from West Randolph,
spent last week with friends in town.
Mr.and Mrs. ,E. A. Thatcher of West Ran
dolph, and Mrs. Patterson, were IN town
last week.
Mrs. Susan Hale, from Keokuk, Iowa, is
with Mrs. VIM. Rix.
Miss NJ. E. Weeks and Mr.. A. II. Lam
son from cambridge, Mrs. Sadie johnson
and Miss Mira Metcalf from W est Newton,
Mass, and Prof. Frederic Metcalt OF the
Emerson College of Oratory Boston, are
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs. q.
A. Laird, at Locust Lodge.
The Ladies' Aid Society sent s23 to the
Bethel church, the proceeds from their ice
cream sale, Friday evening.
A pleasant gathering occurred at the
Cascadnac Honse on Saturday evening,
July I'd, when some of the scholars VINO
attended the Academy in S6-7 met to greet
their teacher, Mr.. Frank J.Metcalt. There
were eleven who partook of the supper, al
ter which the company adjourned to the
parlor where a short literary program, IN
Guiding historical poem by Alice CHUCK
was given. The remainder OF the evening
was spent in a social way. Those present
were: Frank j. Metcalf, Alice G. Puck,
Glenn F. Dewey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Flint, Chas. H. Hinckley, John NJ. Hinck-
lev, Alice Fay Hinckley, Ida NJ. Howe,
Waiter X. Howe, A. F. Lyman, lea & Ly-
man. Alice NJ. Preston, Ruth L. Preston,
Annie G. Smith, Edith NJ. Wills.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14

Bernard Blanchard, an old man and a
cripple living with his son, IL. Nj. Blanch-
ard, had fall from the piazza Saturday,
from which he will doubtless never recov-
err.
Lester Elagg and Frank Howard and
wife were called home by the sickness of
Mrs. G. w. Flagg, mother OF the former.
H. NJ. Blanchard has greatly improved
his mills by coat of paint.
This village was greatly shocked on Sat-
urday morning by the sudden death of
". /. Blanchard, caused by rupture Of a
bloodvessel of the brain. He died within
an hour afterward. Physicians have de-
cided that his death was direct result OF
an accident, when he was thrown from a
buggy on Friday night, July /, as has be-
fore been stated. A posts norton exami-
nation was held on Sunday by Drs. Stew
art. Goodrich, Scott and son. The tuner.
al took place Monday. He was e years OF
age. His relatives have the sympathy OF
the whole community in their great be-
reavement.
The month OF June was very rainy and
warm. There were not many days but
what more or less rain fell and June was
warmer than any month during last year.
The warmest day was the 14th, 50 degrees
above zero, and the coolest the llth,a9 de-
grees above. Mean temperature for the
month. co degrees; corresponding month
last year, 81 degrees above. This record
was taken at 4 a. m.
Russell Page and wife of Burlington
spent the Fourth in town.
Mrs. q. w. Flagg is still quite sick.
few from town went to Barre to spend
the Fourth.
Fred Ferry and sister of Saratoga have
been spending few days in town visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss May Farnsworth and Miss Anne
Woodward have gone to the Adirondacks
to spend a few weeks during the hot
weather.
Mrs. Lizzie Manley Brewster and little
son of Maine are in town visiting friends.
School in No. Z, taught by Jennie God
frey. closed June 9th. Herbert Archer,
Arthur McAllister and Orman Terry had
no marks in the register during the term.
WANTED-A first-class barber immedi-
o+elv Address d. o. GOODNo,
9y Rochester, VT.