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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

The Populists have nominated S. NJ.
Owen for governor. He's as good man
"a thew could have selected and as far
superior to the nominee of two years ago
as the most cynical could hope for.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

Debs has been arrested. The strike
however is not broken and a brief breath
ing spell can by no means be considered
as the final collapse Of so great strug-
ole against the injustice of capital.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

Sam Peterson couldn't succeed in his
cute little scheme of nominating W. w.
Smith. The trouble was that he 1sp SO
bio a man around the state, as he pre-
tends to be in Brown county.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

The government has very properly IN
tcrfered in the strike for tho sake of Or
der and right. Would it ever interfere
in behalf of the laboring man as agains:
the capitalist for the sake OF fairness
and equity?
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

W. W. Smith received 1874 votes for
treasurer in the Republican state con-
vcntion. Had he Withdrawn in favor of
Mr.. Block instead of Koerner, as he
should have done, Block would have
been nominated and Smiths hackers
would not now have been considered as
spiteful politicians.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18
Wednesday July IS. 1894.

Itwas easy to see through the Reeub-
1ican Convention that VIM. Henry Eus-
It's is one of the most popular men with
in the ranks of the party. We predict
that he will succeed Mr.. Nelson as gov
ernOr.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

Davis boom for president will proba-
blv be as short-livcd as Mckinley's.
There's no sense in bosminga man for
the highest Office IN the landjust because
he happens to say sensible thing once
in awhile. The woods are full of men
who are doing as much every day.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18
! a Correction.

Ii the Clerks Annual Report Form 2
for 1894 are the following questions
Number Of Months Of school in 1892?
and Number Of Months school voted for
1898? This is an error. The years men
toned should be respectively 1898 and
1894. The Co. Supt. requests the clerk
to make the necessary corrections.
Respectfully yours,
Albert Steinhauser,
Co. Supt. Of Schools.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

Houston Valley Signal: SenatorDavls'
head is level. His reply to the Duluth
strikers is couched in common sense
language and is of more benefit to the
strikers. if needed, than to any one else.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

~ME and buy linen crashes at Lien
" hard Bros, now when you can buy
them for little over half the regular
price.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

@EMEMBER we will not always sell
~ these crashes for and cents; but
it is special sale and will not last al
ways. L1enhard BROS.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

SHE crash Lienhard Bros. are offering
for I and 8 cents is pure linen don't
imagine that it is cotton; when we say
linen we mean linen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

nON'T get your shirts made if you
- can save money by buying them
ready made in any size at Crone Bros.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

PRONE BROS. sell extra size shirts at
Y 100 and $50 former price 200
and 800.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18
Dress-Making.

/ have moved over Beusmann Bros
Store and will have parlor in the front
room, and continue dress-maklng the
same as before. All are invited to give
me call. Hannah Newton
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

julius Block of our neighboring coun-
ty made a gallant fight for the Repubi-
can nomination for state treasurer. 1t
was largely due to the fact, that MIR.
Block would not make all sorts of prom
ises to bankers as to the manner in which
he would dispose of the states money,
that he was defeated, but this fact re-
fleets more credit upon him than had he
Welded to all of their wishes ard won.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18
Rupture, Breach, or Hernia

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worst cases guaranteed. Pamphlet and
references, 10 cents in stamps. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, 663
Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18

1t is now generally understood that
Redwood county will furnish the next
senator from this district. S. D. Peter
son of Brown county is said to be in the
field, but the Office is conceded to Red
wood this year and our people propose
to accept the situation. Philbrick, Big
ham, Ellington and Ball are some Of the
names mentioned, and all arc good
men,-Redwood Reveillc.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Wesaer's Pile Ointment saranteres
al belbrebe blind. itching % bleeding
piles.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
yNhalan. @imneinta.

Sr. Reoattpr! - 8 "Eoiten" for 2 Tiger
iioeu too at lRie ct Stpffe fra Snotana,
buuri bet berettes, at Slaoeue paa Saureu
par mGrteoe meo b. Set fortaltes ogiaa,
at Sapreblaoene bar iamme RGr!e fpr Sri.
gen i 1912, os liaeleoes ipr Sor9ertriaen.
Sapreblaoeue Der bGrer o9iaa UfRrte at
8paiiapet b. Smtrent paa Wfioten al Bla.
oene or netop, iom ont Sosiiapen par tr1tfet
poa meo Ell Stempel. Yaa en- Del Slaoe
ian 8paltapet soot isles nieo 5ln9rere;
paa andre er bet minore Hart. Meu mn.
iiaeus err bet iaa til bpert Nar; le3 bar life
laat WGrfe I'll bet fBr.
Ser er iorfGrbelig tort, oa pt life bar
bapt Seau paa omtrent en- Ytaaneo % nieo
en- iorferoeIig Seoe ira 80 til 100 @raoer I
Sfnaaen pmtrent til bper Tag. Ser lna no
til al blipe ct rtstis soot Gar. men bet er M
meaet tpipliomt. NRiten ale ENG terter
arpnt. Snobsfninsen al Speoe % Sapre
sr auereoe p~aabeapnot, men pnitrelt to Tiger
furtioliat. 6aar ui life 6esn mart, Tan 81
heller life iaa Yiais os Boteter. Ser er
poiaa paa fine Steoer meset Gbinb Busss.
Sapueaauaene err oiiutoeoe, iaa areaturerne
manaeitebs Iioer al Nansel paa baaoe gras
o. gano. .u
ssrmee en- psnlis Siiisn til Ge%eaitipnen
% 8laoets mango 9G'sre.
@. u. Sisls.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
5oroen ffioIs, WinneSota.

III srtt 8lapal - Reo Reoa,tsrsus iii.
laeellt Hal leg faa 9op, paa min o. mango
andre @ausSslers Sesus, of fss big mango
aai Tor otns @Tglsbreo' sTreprab.g pfeus,
On rtaa iifs rsuts iaa Iauss menem bpsr
Sang. Eu laosr % bsrs fra gausoaI; usi,
itno os ct 'Gslsbrsp" lib ON anSsu; bet
er Stot Tom pi liter, bet. Tet fuii'er OBJ
Dor S%utommsIis at bprs fra De iirre 7ra,.
ter, boor Dor 8nsss fob. @uobranosSslsrus
l almtuoeli9bso % @auSoelerns / SrrosIes.
beo lGfer NOT "7sIsbrepeue" meo .Sutsrssfs,
ga, guobranosoaIen bar mango Spinner o.
2sfre Der I aInsriia, ipm t9nisr tilbaae Yaa
l'ne uu~9ooHsoass. oa be tumIsos fla | Sfo.
ben % paa GisIost os tuoaauosbs eraneus
os 5ielobir,sns 9uft, % iom pnf,sr at rips
lts lDs % fig tiIbass, - men be Tan i,te.
gaa iaaoanne Sino uirter bine Brese cp.
l'oenos os itprfeuoe. V, maa uobrpos meo
0istsren @erssIauo:
Yer biemrrs, al Der blsmne, Der CT soet
at DO;
) Talsn biif rtelem srpnne @raner
seq Ter ! Bet 5ierne ben aabue 5urumo.
2frousr eaar bpioe Cher iom Spausr.
S9 poerit faa lan9t iom nit Gis fan raa,
Snrin9es ies al Sierseues Iufttas 8Iaa.
Der bienme, Der bar spot at pGre.
Som 4pbeo berfra Tan berettes, at Urls.
itor9r Strefsruo bar befsst ps % boIet
gttsltoHsforeoras % uptat Offer til San.
tbalmisionen. VT Streisrues SptrRoeu %
bans 3ale at osmme, Tan iuset tro, at ban
bar opbolot fig 81 aur i ct piIot, frsmmeb
eano. San ftiaeoe til SammsHliauiuG bpao
SaHtbaItftun bar for 81 gar fiosn, ba ban
% SsrreieH antom bib, os bpao bet MI bar.
So, Strefsruo er uoen SuiuI &onaen paa
Seonin9emis iionens Smraaoe. paa famine
lib iom ban er paIst til Cusrbsubius /
Santbaliftuu. Saaoaune Sguuer Tan Cub.
branosoalsn bore itolt af. San Tan meo
rette bRre 5ttelsh iom 8igrnitisrne Sigrn.
ion bar sipet BAN, nemlis: "@ubbranos'
oalens itsrlte Ssu".
Nnar 8u bar 9iort Din 5ieIotiir, iaa itrio
ltot I A3ecorabs4oten" i9ieu. @lem iite at
fort9le ale De Npbeoer III oeo, baaos fra
Sfre o9 &eitre @ausoal. Ran tro, bet er
Woro at bgre, bporoan be leper Der.
3tlfIut Ell Fittis SiIieu.
Chr. z. SUu9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
9oWn OF @aloers, @tnnefota.
9 urprice Iartp


Sr. Geoattgr: - ct. 9ucas 9teni9beo fit
titano ct Slrprice 8nrtp ben zoe Suli ior
fin 9amle o8 tro S~IGIeiBrser 9aitor 2bor.
f~tenion, iom for o~mtring ct aar iioen fra.
ia8oe zig lit BrGfeembeoe / oerne 9ieui9beo.
So, ct Surprice Bartp par bet / Sroets
fuloe Setponing. R9iteu belle Weniabeoen
oeltoG, o9 nGiten 200 NteuueIter fom fjps
renoe / 8Rtte til Yr9iteaaaroen. 2e IIsIte
al YrRltefanilieu bar uoe paa 5armen o.
arbeioeoe, grGiten IeIu bar biemme.
ia ale bar foriamlebs pua ErRitssaar.
ben, tom Dor garnIe tiare gr9it no % bill.
iebe paa fine mango samle 8enner % bso
benz oeltpmmen.
let fprte, ri III fi f., bar, at Der Tom
flprenoe en- 8o9n meo bobbelt Dor fplot
meo toitbare Mgbler. Gnfommeu I'll gu.
tets 3gr itanoieoe ben, o9 Baitor Romitab,
iom bar Meut9beoeus Croisrer, ites op /
So8nen % forilareoe Wenisbeoeus Ssuiist
nieo at fomme bib. San f~orialte Gaitor
3boritenion % 5amiIie, at oisIe 5oIi, iom
bar Tonne bio ioag, life baooe noasi onot /
Sino, bpiltet man LET iunoe fable pan at
tGuie / oisie fritifte 5iber; men Sultets
Senii9t bar COB; be bar glade os uiloe sisre
andre glade nteo Zig o.ip. Iaitor Shoriten'
ion taiteoe ct. 2ueas gaeniabeb for aIt bet
gooe, ben bar siort mob BAN % camille
baaoe fpr % MI. Sans 2aIe bar fort, men
ben git til Slerterue.
Ser bar osiaa Ruinoer meo / 5plsst, %
be tom iiie Der for Snsentins eIer tomban.
oeos. Seq fer benz fpIfe fra Suiet til en-
Siopluno liot o%eitenfcr. 5rem % tiIbase
aaar be, flittis iom Rauren. Noset brep
be meo. bet bar iiiiert. Ru Tube iife Bro.
itefoliene faa Sreo for bisie traule apinber
heller. Seq fer BEN fomme oripenoe meb
belle Er9itefumilien meo gaitUr 9bortenion
/ Spibien. Gil Stoplunben bGrer bet, bpor
ct fort Soro itaar oGiist meo oeiIias Retter.
Otter enot Niobas Tom Sunsforet o9
lang mango paire Sanse for os. 7ern9it
bplot 8aitor Tomitao en- uom9riet Gale, %
Eaitor 3boritenion tatfeoe after biertells
ct. 2ucas Menisbeo for ben upenteoe @lGoe
% ggre, ben taUoe pift BAN.
81. 8 bespuote man at bragg bient, ole
glade os peltilfreoie Ueer at BABE tilbrast en-
bpsseIis Gag. On 3eltaser.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Xafc WtaS, Sotpa.

Sr. 8eoaitsrl - Seq lRite ct Stpiie /
"9ccornb.9 oIen" for 3oie SuIi fra Teru,
Snoinna, at 8ositapet b fanoteS paa 8la.
oene paa ben i Rarteu porenbe Saure. Seq
bar uuosrisst paa i~oritisaise gsre Der i
Smesneu, % bar osiaa fhnoet Sositapet B
paa buerteueite Slab mere sler miuSre
tpoelist. Set finoes omtrent paa gfioten Of
8laoet, eler Iibt narmere 9oppen. geo
iprite Eietait inues bet iom en- rjepuDeo
eler en- Sammeuirpmpuins Of 8laoet, men
ueo u9rmere giteripn fan ct b tpoelis ices.
Get bar aIoris pGret Iast W9rte til paa
bisIe Rauter fgr. e. 6. ..
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

HuosrilaSsr % crsrs unosaa burtis III.
flsliHs.
let brr csidn ~tiurssts, at blanot b Gr.
finger, Tom tribes / oeuns Sansiorb, inotassr
9tsersrGsiet o. @atsrmsuons en- fremra.
ssnoe gIaos. 5oruben OF bars bet bebfs at
pi0te 1eo for at forbeors Surobunosn, sr bet
tsrfte uomRrfet til %. Nslpnsr moones
Der to euer tire Tiger foruo for BEN, iom
plantes | Georgia, iaa BE- briitssr be tsieFte
Trifsr itolisit paa Sommsrsn. Iuar IRE
slsr Sire planteos buer fit Stptte, fuuoe be
Of os til fpIoe en- Sernbaneposn, % sipre
noselunoe trpa Seresuins paa soo 5ortit.
nsfts rnso forbolospis u~betpoelis Tsfifo, ba
omtrent Stsritsoelsn af Srbetost blir aisr.
ielen til 8pen, % 6rusten ben susite betpoe.
ltss O~mioituius.
2aop Gale, 5lu. 6. q. Sobnion.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31


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Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Seiiereu at Huslanos Sofitat be,

fob ben lite Sanuar B. u. Of l Cpers
fammerberrs, 5 Ouerboimeftre, l Spers
ifianf, l Susriasermeitsr, l Operboi.
martial, / Sofmarifal, l SoerIoriflas
rerer, l SperitalbmeIter, 50 Sofmeftre,
II Stalomsitre, 6 S9sermetre, l 9i'
rettsr for BET feiierlise 3beater, 2 Oper'
eeremonimeitre; oesuoen al 16 8erip'
ner meb Stang Of Sofmeitre, 26 Yerios
ner meb Stang al Stalomeitre, s perio'
ner meb Stang at S9sermeitre, 8 Gers'
mcnimeitre os 8 Berioner mleb 8ans az
Geremonimeitre, 173 Berioner meb
8ammerberrers Rans, 249 8ammer'
iuntere, "a SOIlaser, % Soipr9fter.
10 SOioumer, 4 aammerirs'ner % $50
"iimple" 5retner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Gn SusmanoSant.


Ssitefnt, men itins ban git fin Gang,
pans Stno par iaa tauisfuIot;
pan bnpoe osrinos en- 29uaIel, en- Trana.
Ter ptnteo % SrOS ham iaa buIot.
afn aIelts ban bar al Sglisno nj,
pans 6orGlore ! fatti9s Aanr,
Saa maattt ban uo paa SaterFi
Saalaart Iom bet tsorso til gaat.
Ia frit lob 9au,su Ianst opsr lIr;
Seuoosr De bsts Star;
Es rob Der itRuasnos Tom en- QIus
Zen fom Stbits, boao bageuOm pari
sda mtHospss ban be gprntpr,
Com BsSftsmUr bauos iurtali,
Snt Ni'eInoosu, ben finite 5pr,
com Tom ppsr" o. RI bet alt.
Saa fantte bau paa. naar ban bIeo itpI,
IA fulee bel Gar faa bet aoet,
Ga 8rpore O9 Ssitrs oa Itat'els Ror,
pun itrIee faa DO paa ct Slot.
% mems ban oueseo fig inb / 7rsu,
pan glsnite rent, bpor ban bar;
Naar Sclen ieuote fin Straaietrgm
ysOo Gften, fgrIt biem be. bar.
gRor fab os ueuteo mso "Rtngen' I'm
- BET bar alt tsmmelt9 tent -:
"ona Tom ou oa snbeIia guttsn min,
SUB lie 2op, big iutet er bRnot.-
C9 uRite Ncrseu for SoIen rauot-
gan foo iuit iaa suot / fin Sens;
Frat ban bar, bet bar piit o9 iauot,
Wen op ban maatte isien.
O9 raar iaa SuIsu paa 5isIoet Ten,
C9 9uften iaa ren os tIar,
E9 'HosItn" ~ltrnusleo mso gisloeu fin,
Ia altto ioa slao ban Dor.
Ia f6lte ban fig meo Ratureu / 8ast,
Sar bleo iaa forunoerlig i9I -
NIt itrgmmeo ino paa BAN meo iRIfom Naa
90 fbIote bans belle eiGl.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Yenoe tiaaans mob 0oo Sitterbeo til
bp~ilteiombelf 8elsb paa tort eaer lang
SenitanD.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
SOrrelpDnDaltce.

,.,r usn Wdpn pa Ssresie tnaes NE
tr'r, tmpr I'll, be bin ~; snsars S sEia",nr. m,S :,
ifsnI r,s,onmrnbs aOrrsisOHOeu' saltsr Bet men
r'ns ,rirrsn maa bare Gapnst % aorssisn-
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

orsan,ferst 1864 ...'. 5Ornpet 1883.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

8rus WeBser's Pain Eradicator for
Salt 8beum, Sranbiaar, Splber, Stab,
letter, ~opitrubbeoe Sanoer, Sfaar,
Ieber. Saar og afute Smerter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Merf!
Tttorah, ben 81, T1arts 1894.

Tttorah, ben 5ii Nayts 1894.
ri ttInbu os bsrpso at msaoslt Coll, Il
ot, ioruotn S,ouius AZ Ssft os gogu' %
guesp.R ,paratioutr, paatnasr % uls SIass
piosarbuotr, Taa'om seeder hoes, corn
shovels and plows. vi poIsrsr % barber
oft bort Blosarbstos "a a~araHtsrsT, at %
iau truass I snbpsr SIass 5orO.
vi fabri,srsr psiaa Ia o. 10 9ommsrs
cross plows, Tom surnntsres It9S'aa soos
tom nossu, Der faces / SauosIsn.
gsnstus stuss tiIba9,, buts aTbstsa lie
q tiIirsosFilsust.
II aissopsr'or 3. 3. Rarih.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15
WEST CORNWALL

Advices from Mrs. b. F. Haskell are
that she is slowly improving.
Russell Farnham has returned to his
work again at the post.ollice and store.
Mrs. J. F. Randall went last week to
keene, n. H., to visit Il brother and his
family.
Some are prophesying a short hay
crop others think it will be an average
with former years.
Miss Cora Bingham attended the we'd
ding of Miss Hattie James in Weybridge
on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram F. Ellsworth
went to Rutland last Saturday to visit
their son Jesse and wife. They returned
on Monday.
Andrew Donah of Massachusetts is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Lewis Maria.
bone, and other relatives here. Ii is
many years since he has been here.
Among the recent guests in town were
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Warner and sou
fof riconderoga, y. Y, at j. W. Peck
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hanks, Mrs. NJ
ID. Smith of Middlebury and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Townsend of RIchvlle at II
+. Taylor's.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15
RIPTON.

Mrs. W. 5. IIuntley is quite sick I;
pneumonia Is threatened.
Mrs Rose Baker has recently been
granted pension on account of her late
husband.
Geo. Ripley, Esq, of Chicago is in
town stopping with his brother, Henry
b. Ripley.
There was quite frost on the morn
ing of the 9TH inst. Tender vegetables
suffered some in consequence.
Our road machine was in operation
for the first time since its purchase on
the Sth and worked well in the hands of
those unaccustOmed to its use.
The exercises on Children's day were
perfect success and all connected with
it performed their parts creditably. The
church was very handsomely decorated
with ferns. flowers and potted plants.
Rev. Mr.. Spencer had the manageme ut of
the affair both in decorating and the pub
lie exercises. The church was filled tO
Overlooking with an interested aud APP
precialve audience.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15
SHOREHAM.

Miss Grace Reade returned from Bos-
ton Monday.
Milton Hamilton of Brandon spent
Saturday at NJ. l.. Baldwin's.
DR.. c. W. Howard has commenced re-
pairs upon his dwelling house.
Miss Kate Laverty of Medfeld is with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Russell have gone to
Boston for a visit of several days.
VIM. Bascom, wife and son of thousand
Islands are visiting at c. c. Nichols.
Charles Forbes has purchased place
in Fair Haven and is moving there this
week.
II. f. Bissell, having purchased the
ShOreham House. is improving and en-
larging it extensively.
The selectmen are preparing to lay a
new slate sidewalk on the south side OF
the street In the village. Nearly all the
slate is on the ground now.
Children's day was observed by the
Congregational Sunday school. Special
preparations had been made by way OF
music and recitations. The floral deco
ations were especially fine.
d. Clinton Gardner, the humorlst and
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15
EAST MIDDiERuRY.

Clarence and Mrs. Peck and children
of Burlington are visiting their parents
here.
Ben Sumner, Frank Roberts and Frank
Severance are in a hotel at Lake George
for the season.
School closed on Friday with picnic
in the grove over the river. Tables were
set and ice cream and cake were served.
Almon Enos and Burton Peek caught.
while fishing in Lake DunmOre on Tues
day. six trout that together weighed
2Si pounds.
\ goodly number of members of the
Good Tempars' lodge of tins place
attended the county UNION meeting at
Lincoln tins week.
Rev. f b Harris, who is settled at
West Salisbury. holds services at the
Methodist church here every Sunday at
10 80 a. NJ; Sabbath school after SER
vice.
Mission services at st. Barnabas' be-
gan on Thursday, June :, and continued
one week. Rev. 5. b. Blunt. rector of ST.
Stephens, Rev. f. Appleton of st.
Johnsbury and Rev. +. b. Smith of Ver-
gpnnes were present. Very interesting
meetings were held day and evening
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15
WEYBRIOGE.

NJ. n. Baker is attending the county
court at Middebury as petit Juror.
Miss Abby Cole spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ). Cole.
Miss Lucy Harrington has gone to her
usual summer hotel work at Algonquin,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw entertained
the Epworth league at their home on
Water street on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Lamson of Middlebury college
will preach at the Methodist church at
S o'clock next Sunday evening.
Quite a number from Weybridge lodge
attended the Good Templars' gathering
at Lincoln Wednesday and report IA good
time.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
Methodist church on Sunday next at the
usual hour. Presiding Elder Noe will
be present only at the quarterly con
ference on Monday.
Chidren's day was observed at both
the Congregational and Methodist
churches. RecitatiOus, declarations
singing, etc, formed the programme,
aud pleasant and profitable day Wa
had.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15
VERGENNES.

Hon. L. J. Phelps of Burlington was
registered at the Stevens House Tues
day.
Campers and cottagers are beginning to
take possession of things at the lake
front.
States Attorney Fish is engaged about
( all the time at present at June term
OF county court. \
Z William Fisher, aged a died on Tuesday
last. \ widow, two sons and daugh-
ter survive him. -
Bass and pike fishing can be taken up
as pastme legally June Is in any
waters of the State.
The spring term of the graded school
will come to a close Friday evening. 4
class of five will graduate.
/ II. G.. Middlebrook has leased the Hop
kins store for the sale of supplies for the
Wood mowers ana reapers.
Mrs. II. j. Talbot and Mrs. Julian
Talbot of Lowell, Mass, were guests of
relatives in town last week.
George II. Cleaves and c. W. Taylor of
KeesevilIe. y. Y, were geusts, Monday,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. IIindes.
\. J. McCuen is engaged in enlai ging
the Ross store. of which he will take
possession rs soon as it is completed.
The Dir. Webb coaching party through
from New York passed here Saturday
at / p. m. and drew out large crowd.
The Republican town committe have
called caucus for Thursday evening
for the election of delegates to the State
and district conventions.
Saturday. market day. was largely
attended. Butter goes at about - cents
for best dairy; II cents for eggs. 4
cents for potatoes and SO ton for best
hay.
Rev. John Person. Mr.. and Mrs J. G
Iindes and Miss Cynthia Perkins were
delegates to the Baptist State sabbath
school convention at Brattleboro las
week.
The Nergennes races for June 81 anC
- promise to be great success if the
weather is favorable. The entries ar,
large and of tirst-class trotting anC
pacing stock. Ben. f. Miner is the'sec
rotary.
Children's day at the Methodist churcl
sunday was LARGELY attended. Rev
Thomas Jones preached a very instruc
tive sermon to the Sabbath school. Thu
evening exercises were by the member
OF the Sabbath school.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15
WHITING.

Eddie p Waite is on the sick list.
Mrs. Beecher of Hinesburgh is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Smith.
Clyde Brown was home for a few
days during the Vail vs.. Sawyer case.
Mrs. Young of West Rutland was a
guest at L. a. Webster's a few days last
week.
c. X. Williams daughter, Ada, and
children from Dubuque, Ia, are home
for the summer.
Mrs. Bartlett f. Kenney ana daughter
of Boston are spending few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Foster.
The Whiting base ball club crossed
bats with the Bridports last Saturday al
Shoreham. 1t proved a victory for tho
former; score, % to n.
Rev. Mr.. Phelps of Irasburg has re-
ceiYed a call from the Congregations
church of this place and Is expected here
with his family next week.