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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24


fitnr ri,iyou
I"ur, ls ~ -,'S-.uu and the city II huud.
eel with strangers IN til" case # Manuel
l,rrn, ia" lury hrugh ina verdict e
Luliy, He II +" x" To- the p"ul'rntary
hNr years for sh"ntlug At luItri States
Deputy Marshal u. Williams, anl two
Years for ubhiug the huu-r uf x. G. Hat
ten. TIA" prisoner nr,sr, uu hearing ia"
verdict. and sald To- Judge Fall: II wall
gN" You n chance tn sentence me tor liG,
"u my return irum the l"uit"utnry "
Gu sunday last, while Prof llar' was
"ut r,dIug .h,s horse brcamr Interchangeable
aud ran away striking hun against II tree
aud breaking Prof lInr''- leg he will
snnn recover
Tia" gold camp II very promising there
are uuw two salu,ur, twn stores. iwu lulg
lug aud boarding houses, The ten -tauI,
null will soon beat work.
J =. Asraratr aud u. Bryan viii -ur.
coed > T.. McCra aud / Vance ia 'hr
land office. Congr ,ulnti"ns to the rur-
rcrnrrE
Pinto Pm" aud j, r Balnom have
formed IA law partnership. aud We wish
th"m g,"d Succ"sr, ~ they arr both able
men
TIL" poor mans hall WAS success H.,
hdi"s wrr" Iu"klng beautiful; they w,r.
compelled ru dress IN rc,l cAllrp ami ,a,-
e. match TIA" men wnrr blue Jackets and
llu" ov"rallS, RfN
The runner that Dick GENTRY wll re- IN
hIs position NJ the drIut aul Toe rr,r,'ary !.
ship ur the Frrgursou ll"uk auJ LadIrr
company, Tor IA" rurr"-" u removing To-
san FRANCHISE, In Nrh"m"u'ly druird los
his close aud intimat" riruIr lie will
probably viSl, the coast al,r, she has per.
mAncntly settled
Miss bert FlUla'urk, the l,tlr trnchcr
If san lgnArlo, r. "urru. drills her
dity pupils With book and r-l
,-lual ,o MI uIi"r general, T" prove
/ their Hprrrnnnu, the citizens have
mad" ur ut.l- to rrtAin Miss Brr's
SerN wees i,,r another term.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24
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" nIinre the Nearest uniiToRd station
y rev roiat-r-
Wallace NJ Irl IL

Ih'"t 'iu'"n
n"'''" ana "r'irl" ~ IA" New M"Ni'an
'h'- morning "'"' them h"" road and
Va" "'N vantage ~ santa +" !" '"'h'i' inln'
INE ''s'''' CT" h"" rdNrul"n" II l""kr .
"'' wants IT, t' twenty nv" 'n''"s "n' 81
'h'' va! "''l the worst KIND 1T r'"d'
Just I" - iH'ush that town I" r"i =" ia"
mining 'a"l' h'' II a town dh not
blow ''S ""n h"" wh" w""ld, and II Is
all r'gh' i"i u '"H" +" W"Ilac" l. ia"
"H'rl""'h'E l"lh' In 'h' '"hltl mining
camp J"s' ''' same II "ing ten miles
nearest i"'n' '" 'h' camp from ia" rail
nah anu over "'"I r"ai u n Just
seven h'''H from "a'l"'" I" 'Th,t, and
ten miles from '"hih :" VA" mines II
!" NOT '"'"Ss"i! !" ~ u" santa r" ar L"s
'"'r'li'~ " hh' "'' hh"n Va" distance;
MI any hh"h mas I" u" l- !" I""k at III"
MAP :" 'hr a''hl"'h' topeka Santa J."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24
I'rIsnMnL MrniInn.

d I. haliudg" cam" down from Alhu
lu"rlnr TUESDAY las,. lacking after his
business interests herr. Mr. Baldridge
l"H I'll" only lumber yari in Socorr,. and
viii greatly 'mrr"N" his business herr,
thus spring
In smith, the AlhuqurrIu. drutis,.
will visit Sncuriu un ~ aLrut February
-. when hr will hr glad to r..r all ,.r.
ties who want hrst.class dental work
done, Remember pr, Smith. the Alhu.
lurrlu" dentist, do-S none but hrS,.class
work .-ChieflAin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24

w u lll tr r,V"unr rulS ll"w thu
great hul' ~ The r"-uuf,"r 81 oar Nn'"u
h. I" 10. hll'd up nn me hu"wr ~ 'hir
dat" ud even the committee kunw. i
s,lf. unless Ne" r,,-hirnt. anticipating
,u hlr m,r-agr co. ,rugi"ss VI" rl"it II
ih, committee uu WuNs nhd iu"hu-,
shall vi, vt 80 the committee ,ir,lt ~
wished TO-. ,lu" %
"Ar,.u-t the consideration 90; such
nll ,rralug such - l,u.i aud leaving II
uun,.nuut7l iur tpr urrujN NnluIy pro
r.-i,ai Whru the lull Wus h,d h"fu' The
committee Who would int.. II ui sound
ant .'nn.-mnulI ~ mIud, 80 'rn'" - u''
uuim S;I.ou.pU. aud nluily No," b,
With ~ plan iu sight whereby ihr gov
uumru, could m'ct ~ expenditures
rht, sam. protest ~" nah" tu th, huu.'
aui q, H." country
"rhr hl. ought uui 'u o." reported
WI'u.u' 'ur mtrruu rn,,uu" feature,
Wi,u ., Co. maA" al, l'r. i'n,.'u,y Ne"
~, T., Ia-, this tom ani b." ,h'u u-.r,'d
lu'u th, uirri WHO kuuWH u lh"y Wei"
ii,-rui,d .gr'h,i that "" might No.
lr,t,i Co. -,y Wu,u, weave Tho Iiu
guess. 90 iu.- r',mp'a' NUn' in- ur,u
..''i ."'rw hr- JrsIl ,,a,., -.,u
'r.us vat a." yy''N ,r .'r'i All
n,,i When 'r' .,u"u' 81 nI-lug ntN,-
y methods n-,.J u 49,, nm,. OIL! Wni is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24

Says the rrmiSt"n" PrusI~ctnr; Ths
S"a~"u starts uut with II grea, deal ii
rrImlS" for cattle men The demand fpi
rat'l" II g"o.l aud buyers arr purchasing
'att." Ia greater numbers than has ever
year ia thls part nf Arizona. Several
shipments have been made frm this
county this year and buyers arr making
contracts for spring delivery whenever II
j. l"~slhl". hut ranchnru generally ARE
l',dlng III ia ia" expectation uf getting
letter prices than ARE now offered The
rth'lln""'s nun thln part of the territory
" " S"at Promise Ia l~ larger than ever
LAHORE Aui ra,tl" ar" IN much better con
'nl"n 'han they have hrrn for number
81 years IHri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24
GALLUP!
A Young Man Mad Over The
Valentines Received.
Prominent Gallupiics Discuss
ing the Tariff Bill.
III" totb,n City ArNious for IN klec.
vie L. ght rIant.
IlINI 10 TIli RAILROAD.
GNuur, y NJ Eel ~.

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It national reputation.
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week. "" wHS very taN"rhh.I impressed
with I;ullup and i,s ,utrrprisiu., ,ltllrug.
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an '"''i" 't"' iI"h' hri' III VI" near
future. This n something that GAllGI
hn, hrru vera much IN u,,l If and Mr.
Hart can rest n..u,,d Tint his ,u,.r,,ri,.
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company hns sold ~ grup 1T mines t
80. L,.,l,h .,,l,..,, .,l H., ,l.. .i
'"N ''"' "'''" "'' NV
Many and certainly just complaints arr
mai" lhiIy THAT ia" railroad 'r'sslng "il
SECOND street II NOR ~ les" hl'Tkai-i
with u number 3" freight ears. which al
way '""T't s'''"' an" YAM "h'n '"'
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24
Al IRE.

These who have used DR., Ktng's New
Discovery know liz value, aud thnsa vito
Lave not, have uow I'll. opportunity t.
Try II IRE" Call on the advertised drug
ght ard RH' ~ trial both" free, Srni
Your name ana Address To- II, T.. Buck
leu X Co., Chicago, and yet sample
hox 81 Dr. klng's New Late l',ls Tree, IA
welt NJ ~ ropy ~ Guide u Health and
u 1us' hpid Instructor, free, All Of
which IL guaranteed tn you good and
cost you nothing. 4, II, Burgess 4
Sons drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24
statehood all slight.

tn" people IL Las Vegas INDUCED in n
hight h"H""n - badger AMI II dog and
pr"rlu" tirIEEN
NJ that II II mistake The huh at Albu-
Iu"rIur was padded, aud the badger at
Lar Vegas wa mad" e rhinawarr, state
h"h j. still SAT, l.ai We. az Optc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24
Z. ai,Hp t.irnning-,


Dr. K u Elmoudsnn aud Rev T. A
nsh"ru will ruun br located ia their new
quarters, wh"r" they Will rrrriv" their
friends and Visitors ~ usual. very vel.
come"
"pr"irs,~r" Billy lhuvaull. who hiird
tu make - hRluru ASCENSION IN Alhulu.r-
que. ~ hr announced that he wuuld, has
l""n IN 'itlldp fnr ia" part two weeks.
and Will" herr was engaged III the de-
liEh'ful occupation II manipulating the
keys Of II plauu ~ u Coal aV'nur resort
and drinking whisky At Harry Gnrlon's
Sal""u. which. We may Incidentally men
ti"n, IA" forgot t" pay tor
tn" other morning Mr. Palmer kr,nrr.
If ia" 'al"luuiNu Coal ruiuuauy's store.
cam" down town "a httlr earlier than usual
and wearing bright sud" "u his pleas.
ant countruauc" he wuud no, tell Ia.
bays the rnu-r Il all the hilarity. hu, pr.
sawyer informed ~ that II was hg,
bouncing snu. and that the new heir aud
Mrs, he'nrr were d"lug we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24

Samuel NJ Rankin. who was IA the en-
pl"y E" IA" A'lan'l" y Pacific at the gen.
"ral offices here several years age. dies, n
short tim" aga IN los Angeles llr
nephew, j Il Hammond, rlltur Il the
Anthony, Kansas, journal would like Ia
know whether Mr. Rankin liar some pro
perry in this city
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08
LAWN MOWERS $3.50 At VALLEE BIRDS

Dr. !. II. Linchan, Health Officer, has
received a circular, issued by the State
Board of Health, looking to precaution.
airy measures the present season, and
urging a thorough sanitary inspection
These hints are given, and we trust all
interested will exercise due care. An
ounce of prevention is worth n pound ot
cure.
The season is at hand the mortality
from diarrhral disease willincrcase. The
relation existing between unCleanlness
during the hot season and these
diarrhnal diseases has long been rccoG-
nized fact i'll sanitary science; /. G., these
diseases are preventable.
All house garbage, animal and vegeta'
bic, should be DESTROYED by burning, and
all accumulatons of refuse during the
winter should be removed from the neigh
borhood o: dwellings.
Look we'll after slaughter houses, tene-
ment houses, drains, cess pools and farm
yards.
Closets, sewers, and allcysin and about
public buildings, depots, hotels, school
houses and places of business should be
watched continually.
Privy pits should be replaced by water
closets or dry earth boxes made water
tight.
Examine and watch all sources OF
water supply. Remember that wells or
springs near dwelling houses are always
unfit sources.
We would emphasize our previous re-
commentator of thorough vaccination.
Smallpox is still aarmingly prevalent
about us, especially in the cities, and the
means off spread are on the increase.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08
WEST CONCORD.

June "a town meeting is called the
10Th inst, to take further action in re-
gard to the town bonds.
Two or three sheep have been reported
killed by dogs the past week. Those in
tcrcsted would do well 10 remember that
in such cases the law requires that the
selcctmen be informed at once in order to
secure any damage.
There will be Clothes Pin Sociable at
he vcstrv OF the Universalist Church on
Saturday evening June 9. Strawberries
and ice cream will be served from 10 8
o'clock.
Mr. ButterhcId, harness maker at East
Concord, met shocking death the Sd
inst. He went to Lunenburg. west
ncighborhood, with a Young horse in a
road cart TO see member of his family
The horse became unmanageblc, or for
some other reason, Mr. Buttertield was
thrown out and his foot caught in such a
manner that he was dragged long dis
tance. The clothing was mostly tori,
from the body, which was frightfully
mutilated Mr. Buttcrheld was about
10 years of age.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08
GTILDHALL.

June 5.-The Essex and Coos Annual
Conferences of the Congregational
Churches began session this morning
Rev. |. r. Meader was chosen chairman
Rev. J.. n. Walker, Secretary and Treas
urcr. Many OF the ministers and dele
gates from the surrounding Churches
were present ut the early sessions. Am
pie entertainment is being furnished by
the generous people OF Guildhall. The
meetings are large an enthusiastic, and
successful conference is assured. The
interest ccnters in the session this even
ing, Home Missionary Night" when
addresses will be made by Secretary F.
L. Marsh, Superintendent {. II. Merrill
and Superintendent 4. 7. Hillman. The
church at Island Pond is represented by
Prof. Porter II. Dale and Rev. n. NJ.
Pratt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08
Lawn Mowers$3.99 at VaIIee's
AMONG our NEIGH BORS
COLEBROOK. N. II.

The principal event of last week was
the silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Cook, ON Railroad street, June LIST. 1t
was surprise party, and consisted o.
about ninety of Colebrook's best people.
Rev. L. w. Harris offered prayer and
Rev. G. W. Farmer followed in a few APP
propriate words. |. J. Parsons Esq
made the presentation speech. The gifts
were rich and beautiful. A handsome
service, massive cake basket, heavy
and unique soup ladlc, nut picks, mus
tard pot, spoons and numerous articles
of less value were arranged on table in
the center of the room. Mr.. Parsons con-
graduated Mr.. Cook on his choice of a
life companion, woman whose price was
above rubies and who had proved herself
a true yoke fellow and in all his business
enterprises, He then strongly hinted to
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08

Mrs. Cook that her husband was fully
worthy of her. Rev. L. w. Harris re-
spouded for the happy couple. bounti-
full lunch Of ice cream, cake and coffee was
then served, after which the company re-
tired all heartily wishing to help cele-
brate the golden wedding.
Rev. 5. {. Keeler will hold the first
Quarterly Conference in the NJ. T.. Church
next Sunday at $50 O'Clock.
The Childrcn's Day Concert will be held
next Sunday evening at the NJ. L.
Church.
Mrs. Joseph Covell whose injuries were
noted last week has been removed to her
own home.
Mrs. d. p. Robe is giving her custo-
mers good bargains in ready made gar
ments and millinery.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08
Lawn Mowers $3.50 atVaIIee's
CRANKY.

June 5.-Some of our people attend the
conference of Essex and Coos Congrega.
tional Churches at Guildhall this week.
Rev. Mr.. Knowles, who is stationed AT
Gallups Mills, has part of his parish in
CRANKY.
Rev. Fayette 6. Appleton is to supply
the Congregational pulpit during the
summer. He began his labors May %.
Rev. and Mrs. A. X, Plumer will remoyc
TO Maine in about two weeks.
Several families in town have entertain
ed the Dutch measles, recently.
Mrs. James Ford is visiting friends in
Concord.
w. NJ. Shores has moved into Mrs.
Julia Carpenters house.
{. +. Shores has been having badly
swollen hand, caused by frog felon. He
is able to be out doors a little now.
Mrs. Nettic French, and Miss Belle
Carpenter arc stopping with their father,
Mr.. Simon Carpenter
Mrs. a. J. Dunn is quite sick
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08
VICTORY.

June 80. NJ Gallup is suffering acute
torture, caused by being bitten by one OF
James Bclser's puppies at Hotel Victory
last week. Hydrophobia is feared.
Jack Hustler and numerous others are
interested in learning the carpenters
trade.
Rail- Blood, Lynaugh & Co, are doing
a thriving business this season.
Rev. c. W. Ross is teaching the young
idea" how to sing as well as shoot.
Buy your groceries of Miss Hattie Rood
at the Crossing.
John Lynaugh has erected new house
12x12, on the site of the one recently de
stroyed by fire.
Wilder Co., have opened their granite
quarry At Victory mill.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08
SPACE FILTERS .

Coffee boiled longer than one minute is
coffee spoiled.
Sift a tablespoonful Of pulverized sugar
over tie top Of two crust pies before bak-
ing aud see how delicious it makes them
Two or three oranges at bre akfast tC
the woman or man who is convinced tn al
coffee hurts her or him will be found one
of the most reliable and satisfactory sub
stitutes for that drink.
To prevent the juice from pies running
over, thrust little tunnels of white paper
into the cuts on top, through which the
steam may escape and the juice boil up
and then run back into the pic again
when it stops cooking.
tbs now the sportsman has his wish
(But Hopes gay deceiver);
He throws his tackle i'll to fish
And catches chils and fever.
Washington Star.
Coal is actually being shipped from
Louisville to Pittsburg. This sounds
like carrying it to Newcastle, but the old
saws didn't allow for strikes.
The weather is approaching when the
Senator's will care more for mosquito bills
than for tariff bills.
Some words need more positive def
milton. For instance, the woman who
runs over to the neighbours for a
minute" stays all the afternoon, and the
Slight" dent in the Columbias hull was
90 feet long and foot deep.
In some newspaper Offices an Office cat
is kept whose duty it is to dispose of all
undesirable matter not useful for the ed
itions. We keep cat in this office, and
it appears to have made away with both
desirable and undesirable matter to some
extent this week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08

The proprietors of the shirt factory are
terribly annoyed at the repeated breaking
of windows in the factory by stone
throwing among boys, Intending TO
put stop if possible to such w'l'u'
damage they have issued posters Offering
n liberal reward for such Information as
NAV lead to the detection of those guilty
Parents will do well to caution their
children about this matter forthe owners
of the factory are determined to make an
xamplc OF the first boy caught,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08
NORTON.

| June 5.-Mrs. Thomas Todd was in
Island Pond the past week
Decoration Day was not observed here.
There are not many G. A. r. men in
/ Norton.
W. G. Nelson is building shed at the
rear OF his dwelling house, also filling dirt
in the yard preparatory for lawn.
Mrs. w. W. Lindsay spent last Sunday
with her parents i'll Canaan.
! Fishermen have been quite numerous
lately. Some speckled beauties have been
seen as the result.
Lake.-A new boardcr ut Peter Bon
ncrs, May 20. A daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Bonner.
Miss Agnes Blake OF CoaticOok has
been in town visiting Miss Alice WEIGH
Work is nearly finished on Stetson
Park under the direction of landlord
| Lindsay. This park is an ornament to
the town now and the trees planted will
be ever green in our memories in years to
come. The fences from the station past
the park have recently been painted and
summer boardcrs will find Norton very
/ attractive this season. Bravo! to those
who were enlisted in the cause which has
made the change to our town.
John, the night agent at Lake. caught
trout recently that weighed 3 lbs
There was a struggle for some minutes as
! to whether the trout would be safely
landed or whether John should be over
balanced and get ducking. The scales
were evenly balanced for time, finally a
dexterous turn by the agent succeeded in
capturing the trout.
Fred Cantin, two years ago, borrowed
a cow-bell OF John Pelletier which cost
thirty cents. In year from that time
Cantin paid Pelletier for the bell but
Pclletier forgetting this fact dunned Can
tin last week for the bell Cantin assert
ing his rights as having paid for the same
and Pellcticr still insisted he had not re-
ceived anything. In the excitement OF
he argument hard ma mes were called.
Cantin drew his knife to do little van
kee whiting as he called it, but Pelletier
thought he meant foul play and had him
arrested. The case was tried at the
Stctson House, on Friday before Justice
McClintock. A large number of witnesses
were called, great excitement prevailed,
and large number Of spectators were
present. After long and tedious trial
of numerous hours land fun for the spec
tators) the case was decided in favor OF
Pellcticr. Cantin was fined $1.00 and
costs amounting to $500. Refusing to
pay the charges detained the proceedings
another hour. Cantin taking leg bail,
Sheriff Johnston brought him back
Judge McClntock, from Cantin senraged
talk, said he would have him arrested for
contempt of court His better nature
yielded at the unsghtly view of pair OF
handouts, and a brother-inlaw became
security for the amount to be paid in six
months. The large crowd of spectators
after the final decision departed to their
several homes. They left pile of mud
aud d;rt or, tho olT,ce AOor in cnnspuupuce
of which landlord Lindsay was heard to
remark that he wished they had taken
it home with them.
Miss Grace Davis of Island Pond, the
talented child violinist, will give, by re-
quest, a concert Mt the Stetson House
Hall next Saturday evening. Nobody
should miss the opportunity Of hearing
what culture and practice have done for
this young lady.
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NOTICE.

To the tax payers of the town o.
Brighton: You are hereby notified that
the tax bill is now in my hands for col
lection, and you are further notified to
nav the same. All who pay within 81
DAYS from date of this notice. or by
September I, will obtain a discount OF
four per cent on the same.
GEO. S. ROBINSON, Town Treasurer
Brighton, VT, June I'd, 1894.
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Sunday Services at Grace NJ. +. Church
At II a. m. Sermon for the Children
Theme, The Whole Armor.-Eph. Gil
At Il. 10 p. m. Sunday School
At I p. m. Chldren's Day Concert.
To these services all are welcome.
GEO. o. HOWE. Pastor
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08
BRIGHTON REPUBLICAN carcus.

Caucus OF the Republican Voters Of the
Town OF Brighton is hereby called to he held
at the Island Pond Hall. Saturday evening.
ing purposes:
First-To choose three delegates and three
nlternates to attend the District Convention
1894
Seeond-To choose three delegates and three
nlternates to attend the State Convention at
Montpelier, Wednesday, June 20. l S94
Ihird-to choose five delegates and five al
teruates to attend the County Convention To
he held at Guildhall, Tuesday. June 70, 1894
Fourth-To elect a town committee OF three
70 serve tor the two years next ensuing.
fhth-To transact any other proper bust
ness. Pcr-Ordcr
REPUBLICAN Town COMMITTEE.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-08
LAWN NOW RS S399AT V.lLeE BROS.

Chas. d. Nichols reading in last week S
HERALD the trip made by the Lyndon
Vile bicyclists thought hccould beat their
record aud go it one better. He accord
ingly made the attempt the other day
making the Journey, % miles, i'll one hour
and ~ minutes, and the return trip was
made in little more than two hours