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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15
li9 lit ONES entaiidt, audi bic Giritin

lid lit ONES entaidt, audi bic Jaritir
10.
"aa. ben mS&ts ia slei@ aud
malen!"
, r@i9ts lei&ter als oas", erpibert,
Der g%alante @ouberneur, vt9 i9retbt
iofort na6 &iep, bab man ben Suoer
beri6idt."
@siast, aetban. Ser @ouperneur Re:
alftrast einen 1einer 8etannten In
&tetp, ben Suoen Souno1o umeebent
no9 st. petersburg gu f@tden.
gbe Der Mlte nod antommt, erbdlt
Der @ouperneur plDbli@ Orbre, etne
&eiie ms Nuslanb gu u%nternebmen,
Gr r>iit ab, feline Mi1lton i'm Muslanz
BE- perldngert ii4 bon Monat gu Mos
nat, enbli9 na9 neun Monaten tebrt er
pteoer na9 81. Petersburg auriid. -,
On etnem ber nd9i ten Mbenbe trifft er
NIT Der 6iri tin 80. 5ul ammen. Die
5irltin 1T pitirt.
Isle itnb mir Elm 19Dner &apalier!
Wie baben Sic Sbr @ort sebalten?"
Ser @ouberneur lit pie aus ben
Wplten gefauen.
~S4 meme pegen bes alten Suoen,
ben t9 malen noQte. 80"
vMein Soft, 5uNttn, lit Sbnen benin
der ntbt ge59idt mprben?"
v8is gum beutigsn Sage ni9t."
r@9, bas 1T unber5ei6li4. S& babe
oo4 iofprt 9si4rieben. 0a muB t4
bp4 9leih unteriu4en, an 1pem bic
@6ulb liegt."
Ser @ouper1eur unter1u9te. Sc
mar nirfli9 gan3 einfa9 un6 tlGrte
iia punberbar auf. Ser 8eamte batte
tbatid6li4 ben Suoen bDfit gepi6enz
4aft alfgegsben uno an ben 9errn
@ouperneur na9 81. petersburg 9ez
f4idt. Mls bas lebenbige 5ra4titid
ober antcm, mar ber 6err @ouberneur
perrei1t. ga tonnte man ni9ts Mnz
'beres t6un, als parten, Biz Der 9err
@ouberneur 5umidtdme unb pettere
8efeble 9dbe. unteroeB mub man ben
sSuben gut %aufbeben, ndmlt4 in Der
peterz paulus Teitung. ga 1T ct AM
1i9erften untergsbra@t. Se4s Monaz
te tpartete Der alte Su0e i'm &erter, Bis
Der SEER @olrperrsur 5uridtdme.
Damn buuerte ibm bic @ei9idte gu
lang, ct legte iid fin unb itarb. Mls
Der @err @ouoernsur antam, par CT
felt bret Monaten to6t." -
Da tDnte bas @lodenSethen, Der
portier trat IN ben Marteiaal unb
foroerts gum @tniteigem auf +. 9te
@eieQ19aft er6o6 ii@, man griff no4
SOFTER unb Plaio un0 elite binaus uuf
ben perron.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15

&orntammern bon 8eoeutung, permit
telt BIN Snou Itriecentren aQer atlanz
tiiden l1feritaaten bic portbeilbafteite
@erbinouns nit benz sroben oitaitaz
tif9en Mb1abgsbiet unO - iteQt bic
Ser. Staaten fir ale 9anoelsopede
mitten atpi19en europa unb often. Sn
itrateai1fer 8eaiebung lit ,ber Nicaraz
guazganal fir bic Der. Staaten ebenz
fans pertbpouer als fir bic sanae ubriz
&c @elt. nod tpertbboQer als fir @robz
Britannica ber SueazGanal, oenn bic
Ter perrineert bic Gntfernung atpi 1hen
@roBbritannien uno Snbten nur UNI
Elm Orittel .lpon 10000 auf 12,800tm),
aber Der NtcaraguazGanal nGbert bic
Marine1 tatipnen Der Ser. Staaten i'm
Mtlnntt19en Ocean benen i'm @ttQen
Ocean UNI ,mebr als 5pei 9rittel bes
Weges BON bsute, uno ber 3eitgetpim
fir bic Sabrt BON @roBbritannien
iiber @ue3 na9 &altutta betrdgt -
tpenn Der 0ampfer i'm Notbfaq nt4t
unter 650tm td9li9 ma4t muir ettpa
III LIZ SuYt, IuI wv VuDll uuH Uel
Ditli9sn Soften ber Ser. @taaten na4
Gan Francisco aber 26 415 Sage, tpoz
BEL er itere INNER np@ beinabe % Sage
bauert, tpdbreno man in 5 Sa9en bon
ben @olfitationen in ben @ttlen Ocean
~geldf1gen tpiro.
Mit @inem Wort, Der Nicara9uaz
Canal ,pirb bic geograp3il4en 8e5iez
buneen 3pii&en ben atlanti1@en uno
pacifi&en 8uiten Mmeritas unb 5tptz
19en ben Ser. Staaten uno Der ibrtz
aen Melt griinbli9 perGnoe1n unb Elm
@tid &iitenlinie Der Ser. Staten
nerben, beren Snterei1e an bie1er
9ur@fabrt gr0ber lit. als baS aler an
beren Climber. Man begretft, baB bic
Mmeritaner, bic nit getpobnter @@lauz
bett opsrirt un6 ben borausgei ebenen
@uin bes panamazl1nterne6mens abz
gatpartet baben, MQes an bic Our9z
fiibrung neutrality-suspicious. ieBen
tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15
Ntcara81ta &anal 1tno @cltpcr:
ftDr.

I Nie mirb 1i9 anndbernb bic BE:
nubung bes Nicaraguaz&anal5, geital:
ten? Sic 2dnber rings INN ben Still
len Sc:an 1tn0 betann:li9 in gem1lti=
ger Gntmidlung begriffen. 0e @tau=
ten Oregon, Ma16ington un0 Gali Or
MEN bringen btel BON t6rer 9rober
Meiaenz, WoQez unD Meinprcbuctio1
uuf ben europdi1&en Marlt, uno be-
% tal iatii DIE 9an0el nimmt immer gr5z
BERN umfang an. 9a min eS al1c
@roBes ,b:oeuten, penn Der Weg, fe1
BON @an 5runcisco UNI bas Gap 9oEn
na9 Nem DDrt eben 10 meit ME mad
2iperpool lit, bon "a, 950tm auf II.
150fm nu9 europa unb iogar at
7840tm (gegeniiber 5230tm pacift::=
ba6n) na9 Nep Oort abgefir5t miro
penn afr 3. 9. Elm Segel1&:ff bor
2ib,rpool na9 Can Trancisco an Itat1
120 tuum 20 Sage gebrau4t, pas
aujd6rli9 me6r Sa6rtsn als bisber &C.
f~tattet, bic Soften fir jebs Derringert
bic 2tefer5eitsn ii4erer einbalten 1optt
giinitige Gbancen 0es Martte5 bef1e1
ausnuben ldBt, alio ben @epinr
nee Ientli6 iteigert.
Sb nirfli9 audi, mie ertpartet piro,
Der 28ltin0ige @e6iel Der @4iffe aug
@al3maher in Siibmafer ben b.tann=
ten mariner Mn5 lag b.r @@iffsboben
animalii4e unb oegetabilti9e @e6tlDe
bic bic @ei4pinoigteit bemmen unb
Dfteres Doden etforoerlt4 mu@en, 5erz
it0ren p0er audi muir auf6alten m.rb,
mub bic @rfabrung lebren. 9ie Ser.
@taaten ertpurten gang be ionosrs grob:
0ort6etls BON benz Canal unb boi fen,
auf bieiem Wegs einen groben Shell
bes 9amoels ber oit ai iati19en, al itraz
lii9en unb pei tamerttanii9en 6dfen
init europa an ii@ gu 3ie6en, iobalo
Stem Dort fir 0;eie fat UNI bic gan3e
8r ite o'5 Mtlanti19en Oceans, ali .
etma 4300tm ndber lit als europa,
mpbin bic Ta6rt BON 8alparatlo unb
ben nOrbli4er gelegenen @df len 3tpar
UNI 1900 Big 9OOOtm abgetiir3t tpirb,
a6er bo@ UNI jene 4360tm tpeiter
b(eibt. Die Trage, pb Der 9anoel
ii6erbaupt ben Meg burb ben Canal
bor5ieben niro, mub i'm @rpBen urb
@an5en beja6t meroen, tpenn au4 bic
Megeer1parnib allein niht bafiir mag
gebeno 1T. Man bere9net bic len Ser
tebr, penn CT beute i9on mDglt9 mGrs,
auf a6t MiQionen Sonnen, fir bic
5o(ge5ett entipre@enb Der 3unabme bes
9anoels 50ber. Srifft bic He9nung
audi nur fir bret @iertel gu, 10 gGhe
bag BEL $50 Dollars 3oQ cine Gin
nabme BON 16,25O,0O0 Dollars. Daz
bet t0nnen bic l1nterbaltun J5toItsn nc@
Der Natur Der ganjen @nlage nrG)t tez
bsutenb fem.
60 erDffnet bieie WaKer1traBe aIio
benz 9anoel auberorbentlih 3iin1ti9s
Musii4ten. Natiirli9 aie6en bic Ser.
Staaten ben ,grobten @epinn buraua.
S6nen mtrD our9 ben manufacturer
@9iffsperteGr t6rer atl1nti1 9en 9Gfen
nit ben iii0ameritanii9en Yacifici taaz
ten BORT Elm neuer Martt er1 9loHen.
!6anbelspolitii9 befreit Der Canal bon
aQer Sprannei Der ameritani19 ST.
1enbabntDnige unb berbtQigt bic
5ransportto ten, dffnet fir europa
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15
4aiWihc.

Mls iiin9it Elm pactfczD ampfer in
Der Ndbe Der @amoazSnieln poriiberz
fam, madte Der &apitGn ieine pai1az
giere auf buntle puntte auf merti am,
bic int Meere au bsmerten tparen. MIs
man ndber an bic Stele 6erantam,
ertannten bic Pa51agtere NIT @taunen,
0aB es MenI 9en tparen, bic 0u Dier8ig
Meilen BON Der ndditen &iite entz
fernt i'm WaKer i4mammen. Ser
nd91te Der 2eute, bic 1t& ba i'm @a1 er
tummelten, btelt cine tleine SABINE
5mtf 9en ben 3dbnen a1no i9mumm
direct auf bas @4iff gu. Der &apiz
tdn lieB ben Damp fer balten.
u@s 1T mertniirNg, tpie lange
btefe 8uri4e i'm WaKer aus6alten
t0nnen", 1agte ber &apitGn. .
Isle metnen oo9 ni9t, buB biei e
Meni6sn bon Der Sill tie heriibergez
1@mommen iinb?" frug cine biib14e
junge Trau, bic in Der Nd6s beS &az
pitdns itanb.
r@etptb B., antportete ber @semann.
~Wtr tperosn ben Mann ibrigens balo
auf 9ed baben."
96atfGbli6 t~letterte Der @9pim<
1ner ba1o barauf an einem t9m 3u9ez
tporfenen Sau an 8orb bes 9amz
fers. Gs mar Elm bo9 getpad iener
at6letti9 gebauter Mann. Oas lange
@4pimmen i4ien i'm ni4t i'm Sc
ringi item amgeitrengt gu buben. @r atbz
mete eipas i&perer, 5eigte a6er iont
teinerlei 3ei4en BON Grmiibung J..
&tngs 9erum mar fem 2anb gu le3en.
vS@ m04te bis1 es 6d6nd)en fauz
fem, 1ugte Die pben erpdbnte iunge
Dame. Mber es tparen berl 9teoene
&dufer fir ben ein5igen @Gmud, ben
Der Wiloe an it9 trug, %por6anben, unb
als6alb ent ltanb Elm Wettbieten, bas
bts gu $25 binaufi tieg. @n0lt4 5og
bic Dame etnen @tng bonn Singer un0
bot bie1 EN- bem WiIben als &aufprets.
Ser @amoaner 6atte bis6er NUT Ntnge
init groben gef&lifenen @ldiern ge<
ieben, Der Sting, ben t6m bic Dame
bot, batte aber nun etnen 1e6r fletnen
@tetn, ber fretli9 mebr tpertb tpar,
als an bic &tngs 3ui amme11, tpel4e
unter ben @tngeborenen Gamoas 3u
ftnben iino. @n6li4 ent141ob it@
ber bral1r1e 8ur1 4e aber bo9 - perz
mutb(i9 aus @alanterte - ben &eif
gegen 1etn 6Gbn4en ein5utaui@en.
@r fonnte ben Sting ni9t auf 1eine
breiten Singer bringen unb 10 1tedte
er i6n tur3 enti4loiien in ben Munb,
Damn iprang ct in bas Wafer 5uriid
unb bvr Dompfer 1ebte it6 tpte6er in
8etpegung. 9ie paKagiere blidten
nod lange Dem S9tptmmer na@ -
pl0b1i@ iaben lie, pie 6te1er bic
Mrme em1portparf unb unter ben
6lut6en ber19manb.
Primer Seufel!" 1agte Der &az
pitan.
l1nb als mai i6n fr1g, mas er nit
bem Musrlf meine, 1agte Der @eemanr
NIT etnem M&ielauden: "6aifii@e!!"
No9 me6rere BON ben @9mimmern
tamen in bic g}d6e bes @9tffes -
teiner aber BEL tieg mebr GA el6e, I'M
1etn Sdbn4en gu bertauf fen.
Ger nortpegi1 6e Marinez2 ieutez
1tant 8orrei en-, Der bel Der @prengl1ng
elmer init D%erte6rtem pulper iiberlabez
nen &ruppi4en &anone aut Der Carl
lobanspdrnszWer I'M 9erbit tie 1891
TART pertpun6et tpurbe, fat bon Srteb.
&rupp elm @abe BON 10000 &ro11er
uls Sri lag befommen. @beni 10 bat
ar1pp ber Mtttme bes bel berfelben Sc
legen6eia u1n's 2eben getommenen &a=
nnniprs Mith ZINE lphenalGndlihe iGhrz
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-21
EAST HARDWICK.
Ellis Smiths mother is much better.

Ellis Smiths mother is much better.
CT Bell attended the state grange
meeting held in West Randolph last
week.
A singing school was opened at the
Baptist church last Friday evening, con-
Quoted by Brown Fay.
Mr.. Snow, the new druggist, has fitted
up the store in the Odd Fellows block in
fine shape and has on hand fine lot of
holiday goods. Carl Warner is assisting
him for few days.
The members of the Congregational
church give a dinner to the society and
congregation on Dec. 20. The annual
election of officers of the church will also
take place on that day.
The Baptist Sunday schoolintend hav-
ing Christmas tree in the village hall,
and have kindly invited the Congrega-
tional Sunday school to unite with them
in making the occasion an enjoyable one
to all who participate.
H. A. Rabbit was summoned by tele-
graph to St. Johnsbury Monday morn
ing, on account of the illness OF his
father. He found him in very low con-
dition, not having been able to speak
since eleven O'Clock Sunday morning.
The Demorest contest passed off very
credtably to all who took part in it.
The first prize was awarded to Ira
Drew, and the second to Miss Matte
Hyde. The judges were Miss Ellen Hall
of Hardwick and Mrs. James George
and Henry Warner of this place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-21
EAST CONCORD AND VICINITY.

Frank Bells hay press is steadily
pressing hay in and about this place
at the present time.
Mrs. George Hadlock is much bet
ter than last week ; also Katie Root,
who was quite sick.
Arthur L. Morse is about to move
back on to his old farm which he
vacated about one year ago.
Bert Vance moved from the Arthur
Morse farm to Miss Sophronia Dur
lam's house and will drive oxen tor {.
D. Root this winter.
Tom Goliath and Frank Beauprey
our new blacksmiths, have all they
can do at the forge nowadays, and,
in fact, are first class workmen. Mrs.
Beauprey is a hrst-class dressmaker.
Three families now occupy the old
mill house this winter. The men will
work for c. d. Root. Mr.. Root has
10 yoke of oxen and IL pairs OF
horses in the woods hauling timber
at the present time,
Master Ray Root on Monday OF
last week went to Bethlehem Hollow
and drove home yoke of oxen via
Littleton all the way on foot, arriv-
ing sometime in the night, with no
other company than the oxen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-21

a promenade concert and box supper
at the town hall in this place Dec. 80,
and every lady is requested to bring
box containing supper for two.
F. F. Robinson has opened a shop
for the repair of wagons, sleighs, etc,
in the building formerly occupied by
Noah Burdick as blacksmith shop.
Mr.. Robinson is a good workman
and deserves the patronage Of the
people.
The Congregational church will
hold pie supper and sociable in the
town hall on Monday afternoon, and
in the evening there will be music
and speaking by the school children,
also Christmas tree. Everything
is free but the supper, for which fee
of rs cents is charged.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-21
LYNDON VILE.

Robins Illustrated Fair lecture de-
served larger attendance.
J. B. Lyon, barber, will move from
Stearn's block to the Eaton block this
week.
The Catholics are holding a fair at
their church, which will hold until after
Christmas.
The Congregational society organized
society OF Christian Endeavor last
Tuesday evening.
The Woman's Relief Corps are contem-
plating the removal OF their quarters
from the IIutchins block to Baton's.
Mrs S. S. Thompson will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mr.. S. w.
Mccall, at Washington, d. c.
The Congregational church will hold
its exercises Saturday evening. The
Methodists will hold theirs on Monday
evening.
The annual meeting of the Northern
Caledonia Fair Association will be held
at the Union House on Thursday, Dec.
%, at 2 p. m.
Considering the weather, there was a
fair attendance at the "Dairymaids'
Supper" given at Music Hall, Friday
evening. The cantata was excellent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-21
EAST BARNET.

A large flock OF wild geese passed
south at SIS p. m. Dec. 9th.
Annie Dickerson is at home from
Lyndonville for few days.
There is going to be a Christmas
tree at the chapel Monday evening.
The young people of this place are
going to give the drama, placer
Cold" in the chapel, Friday evening,
Dec. Goth. Give them a full house.
Henry Bradley, having sold his
farm to Mr.. Cushman and sold his
personal property at auction, goes
with his daughter and her family to
Manchester, n. II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-21
WEST BURKE.

The lowest the thermometer ran
here last Thursday was "a below.
Last Sunday noon it was "a above
and Monday morning 20 below, a
change of 81 degrees IN Is hours.
George Powers of this village has
been testing the butter capacity OF
his two cows. From eight pounds OF
milk he secured twelve ounces of but
ter; and in another test from twelve
and one-half pounds OF milk he got
seventeen ounces OF butter.
The meetings still continue here
with a very good degree of interest.
Rev. |. p. Chase of St. Johpsbury
Center preached Monday night, Rev.
c. P. Taplin Tuesday evening, Rev.
G. III. Wright Wednesday evening.
Presiding Elder Hamilton breaches
this Thursday evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-21
LYNDON.
N, A. McDonaId's House Burned.


Last Thursday afternoon, between 2
and o'clock, N. A. McDonald's house
in Hadleyvlle was burned to the ground,
including the furniture in the upper
storv.and one horse. The fire appeared
to catch in the barn and gained consid-
cradle Roadway before it was discovered,
as Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald were absent
at the time. The house was two
story one, built by ]. 6. Hadley and
purchased by Mr.. Mcdonald of A. S.
Iones' estate few weeks ago for 5000.
The property was insured.
Death of an Old Resident.
Stephen Lincoln Park died at East
Lyndon on Thursday, December Ii, OF
the grip, aged 90 years. Mr.. Park was
son of Samuel Park and was born
Nov. %, 1903, in the west part OF this
town on the place where William Park
now lives, and had always been resi-
dent of this town. September ., 1927,
he married Clara Leavitt and moved at
once to the farm near East Lyndon,
where he died, having lived nearly sc
years with his wife who died May 20,
1898. aged 80 years and seven months
He was the oldest of family of nine
children, three of whom are still Lying
namely, Charles Park of Plattsburgh,
N. Y, Mrs. Sally Marsh of Wheelock
and Miriam Park of Lyndon. He leaves
one son, George NJ, living on the home
farm. and Helen L., wife OF ]. 5.
Thompson of Lyndon.
Miss Nellie Quimby goes this week to
snend the winter with her brother in the
vicinity of Boston.
The Congregational Sunday school
celebrate Christmas eve with a concert
next Sunday evening.
Mrs. c. P. French ofSt. Johnsbury is
here to assist in taking care OF her hus-
bands mother, Mrs. Herman French,
who has been dangerously i'll OF pneu-
monia.
The Methodist Sunday school have
prepared a fine cantata which VIII be
piyeu next Monday evening at the M.
f. church at halt past seven. Inc ex-
ercises will be of great interest to the
little people, especially the doings OF
Santa Claus, and the Christmas tree
which will be unloaded Tor their dement,.
All are invited.
The ladies of the Congregational So
c;etv held a fair at their vestry last wed
nesiay afternoon and evening, and DIS
posed OF goodly quantity OF useful ana
ornamental articles at prices which Sc
cured rapid sales. A quantity OF delicious
homemade candy wac d'sp'ayeo' aiso
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-21
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inhamed con-
dition Of the mucous lining OF the Gus
tachian tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed, deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to it's normal condi-
ton, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous surfaces
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case OF deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-21
WALDEN.

Young folks party at {. Z. Cox's
Monday night.
Freeman Capron is confined to his
bed with sickness.
The snow rollers are out now about
every day, and ought to run nights.
Mrs. Sarah Jennison came home from
her school sick with the grip, and is
now confined to her bed.
H. Z. Harrington is at work on the
model OF new and improved water
heater. Herb is sure to win.
Rock Bros. dressed t wo pigs last week,
the combined weight tipping the scale
at 1913 pounds. Who beats3
Mrs. Amos Scott was summoned to
Lowell by telegraph last week on &C.
count of the sickness of her sons family
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-21
CABOT.

Payson Walbridge and wife have a
daughter. born Dec. II. Mrs. Wal
bridge is a daughter OF A. M. Foster.
The Masonic brethren are to work
the first degree at the district meet
ing at Montpelier today Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Wiswell had the misfor-
tune to fall in the cellar and break
her hip. 1t is feared that it may
prove serious fracture.
Cabot can boast of milder climate
than some of the neighboring towns,
800 being the coolest indicated dur
ing the "cold snap" last week, and
even this degree was exceptional,
being found in only two places, at
the house of o. X. Collins at Cabot
village and at E. F. Smiths at Low
er Cabot.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-21
License to Sell Real Estate:

STATE or VERMONT, Caledonia District, S.
In Probate court, held Mt st. Johnsbury,
within and for said district, on the 1 9th day
of December, A. u. 1893.
c. ]. Bell, guardian of Nelson Drown OF
Hard wick, in said district. an insane person,
makes application to said court for license
to sell the following described real estate
of his said ward, to witt Fifteen acres of
land, more or less, situate in Hardwlck,
aforesaid, representing that the sale there
fore, for the purpose of putting the proceeds
of such sale at interest or investing the same
in stocks or real estate. would be bene-
fetal to said ward
Whereupon, II Is ordered by said court. that
said application be referred to n session thereof
to be held at the Probate office in said st.
Johnsbury, on the 9th day Of January, A. d.
1894, for hearing and decision thereon and II
Is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof, by publication of notice OF
said application and order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the Caedonian. printed
at st. Johnsbury, 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:
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
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Warren c. Nye, who is serving his
21st year as overseer of the poor in
Barre, says there are only about 800
hands engaged in the granite bust.
ness at Barre now in place Of the
usual 1000. The population of Barre
has decreased full 1000 in the past
few months.
Thomas w. Button, who has been
living d half hermit life in his home
near Tunbridge, died recently Of
pneumonia. He was born in that
town April 10, 1924, and was
grandson of Peter Button, pioneer
settler, who was killed by Indians in
1880, when Royalton was burned
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LOWER WATERFORD.

The next sociable will be at Will Hills.
All are invited.
Mrs. E. Bowman is stopping with
friends in St. Johnsbury this week.
The Connecticut river at this place is
frozen over, so we can cross now on the
ice.
There will be a Christmas tree with
the usual exercises at the church Mon
day evening.
E. E. Hovey and daughter went to
New York city to visit his two sons,
who are in the ice business, last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Isaac Lewis, who lives at the
home of N. G. Reed, has had two shocks
the last week, and is very low, with not
much hopes OF her recovery.
About fourteen of the young people
went to St. Johnsbury last Monday
evening to help Fred Pierce celebrate his
birthday. A good time reported.
Mrs. Luther Hemingway, who has
been very sick with pneumonia, is con-
sidered little better. The rest of the
family who have been sick with the
grip are all better.
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EAST BURKE.

MISS Ella Corliss is visiting at her
brother Harry's.
Ora jenkins is clerking in Web
ster's during the holidays.
George Page beats the lot. His
last spring pig dressed 42S pounds.
Hubbard Smith and wife have
gone into the boarding house at the
pulp mill.
Union Christmas exercises and
tree at the Congregational church,
Monday evening, Dec. rs.
The event OF the week was the sur
prise party at Daniel Gilson's last
Wednesday evening to celebrate
Mrs. Gilson's birthday.
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THE TOWNS AROUND.
BARNET.

Josiah Kenerson is sick with the
grip.
A. S. Laughlin expects to be in his
new store about the middle of next
month.
The Novelty Mill will run this
winter under the management OF
Benjamin Riley of McIndoes.
Coburn & Bruso have several
agents at work for them selling
nursery stock and seed potatoes.
Misses Ruth Welch and Bertha
Hazelton are home from school on a
vacation. Pin Mason is also home
on a vacation.
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WEST CONCORD.

Frank Dow, who has been clerklng
for 7. d. Frye, has taken school IN
the east part of the town.
A donation was held at the M. T.
church last Thursday evening for the
benefit of Rev. F. E. Currier, aobut
$76 being realized.
Emery Adams has sold his place in
this village to Fred Dodge for $500;
possession given at once. Mr.. Adams
will move to St. Johnsbury.
Christmas concert and tree at the
Universalist church Saturday even
ing, Dec. 23, and at the Methodist
church Monday evening, Dec. 70.