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be- nuaaLgo spreelapLe. euIega .lIlla Notioial

Dc Nue5IEv BpE6siaDI5 01sga 4lHB n oGlolGB
"LA Excms. DiputACi6A ProynsiAl ha cor
csdido 81 Aefor Ollex una Subvencl6n de l,OOC
pesos para que puela uasadarHe PARIS OK
hipir "a cuadro el .VelorlO" snteAdIendoIe que
de aceptarsAta subvens.6a cORtras ei com 7romlS
dc piatsr aIgun CuAdIo hat6riso con destlRo b
museo plovlaeiA que rsmuEeEe ea pAl to ett
GuDvenci6n , IL que antsrlO.meate Ie 10 ha con
GA iid0,"
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Las Ssnoras que padeScan de barrou, man.
chs, NAL color debsn uVaI Ia "Loci6n Mouteun
On ella 81 cdtiS rssobra IN lOzAnia frescura.
M hay dana elegants que no tsBga on 81 toCador
ID psrfumada "Locicn Nontsa". La vende 81
ss6or Guillermsty.
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RecomendAmoH ID IestlrA del ayiioulo qut
con ol titulo de "La AlimentSpi6u" publicAmol
hoy On nueItFA sscci6n dc editoriGlau.
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AL AyuAtAmisnto de .atillsE 10 ha copcedi
do sutorizici6n p'rs IL CrslCi6n dc unA plaza dt
GuArdia municipSl
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uCoNTRA Ell .MON0Y0LIO!l NICHE.
Ro NDlGENA UsADo PoR Los JlBARcs DE CoMERto EN-
sUsT1TUoI6N DE Los F6sFoR MARoA BoLlvAR. =
INVENTOR, FUsIL LIS" OoAsists On ma mscha
de una puIgada de gtrsSo snserrada hasta uu ter.
coEa parts en IN tuDo do bOjs dc lAtR con IN bo.
ton on el extreme superior. UR eIAh6a una
piedra de ChispA complOtaR d ySIqWsEO que fun
cionA admirahlAmaRta.
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ProcsdsstO dc Hslitax tou6 puerto ayer on
esta CaplLsl 81 vApor nofusev "Adrls" Soa Carga
de bac6lao, pescala J arenqunB para Lopsa, vi,
Il&nil Comps
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DR.. D. Vicente Santoni

0sSIsts q & 1eeS|ts6 Il Rspss. Resihs oOpsulta,
sa Pence, Plaza principal RdmeRo 10. -
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Proredente de Galveston (Tsxas) he eatradO
hoy 81 puerto de esta Ospit.l, cossignado LS.
tiuasr Fernandez con $500 saeoB de harlna el
vnnor Horuego "Gillsr"
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So ha acsptsdo Il resutCia 81 GuArdia 20 d,
o PtOlico de Ia secci6n de MsyAA 1sz Alsian
.rn Alcideg PAdr6.
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HA tornado puerto on AresibO oil vspor in
gl6S "RAnaoch" que eargar6 azucSr para loB
EStGdon UnidoE.
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F ARMAGH "REY" rAnnsi

Este e,tsblscimisntO, que he pasado s Ger de
IA propisdad de los Ienores JddiCe , CompRais,
siendo director de Ia pArts t6cniCa 81 Lioenciado
doN Eduardo Rey, % ofracs sl p6blico on gene
rSl pGrticipSndole que ss onCuentrs psrfsCta.
mente surti 10 do productOs quimicos fGHmaceu.
ticos. su personal eHtk dispueGto sStiafsuer los
dsueos de euaatOG 10 diSpenseA GuS favoreR 1876
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DsSpusI de lirga penola snfermedad que
hA sufEido con 10 pacienciA do IN mArtir,
ha fallecido on Arscibo el joVen don Ma.
uusl Romero J Glnorio, hijo de don Manuel
Romero.
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go Eptre Ion vinoG que 20 consumer en- esta
Capital, dsscuellan por SuS sxceentsS prcpiedades
loS de las bodegsu de ABgucians que veaden On
su aItRblscimiento los s'noSes Luihs compsfiia,
maraA "LogroHo". PruOoa hace fe.
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So dice que 81 pr6ximO domingo Eerk Ia &
tins CorridA dc tOros en Arosibo Cuyo efsCto
los tres to1oG que 90 ldieA Bardn do muelte.
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LHn poeas partidAs que quedaR Dc eAfS On Ia
Plaza para el coAaumo 20 obtisasn de 3l3 90
naana
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Hs uido sscendido & Official 40 de Hacisnds
puestrO amigo don Bsnito Powell sue ocupaba Ia
Iolexa de Ofcial SO On Ia Administrator de Are.
niho. Fai .itamos q amigo
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Don DioniSie OeteSo ordeaaaza csrtero de
JomuniOacloneH de CkguRu he EdO EeparAdo de
su dsntine.
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AnOchs SO oy6 una detonaCi6n por Ia Gale
do ODoneI, sin sAber de dOude Said.
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A las perSOnau { quieRes no leu 6usts el vino
tiRto para Il meus, leE recomendsnos Lon viro.
blanco1 "Fsrrol J ChiCana" que reCibea yepdep
81 por mayor menor. r. Font ' HermSno.
TAnca g. Puerto-RiCo
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AL doctor don Juaa jose de la RoTa y Tu-
rull g hs coaeedido autorizsci6a por 81 Gobisr.
ID General para trauladar deude NeW-York al
Cementsrio de ID Guided Dc NsyagtsE 81 cadA-
yer smbalssmado del jovon puartoEriquano don
Ftrnsndo MsriutsAH rtdvia lal foHmalidAdsl
aus ls Lsgislas 81 Tigskts isleymlna.
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Ell TONTO

Unico dsp6uito del deSAcreditsdo RON TO-
PACTO las tres sS-Ests ron p6Eimo
infernsl ' nSts-gsEts, % Tegsla los tOOSyoS
del eutahleCimiento so cent&vos botolla.
10-Saata RoGa-l0 Areslbo *. H.
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SociedQd dc ANriEo Miltuo

La Justa Directivs de Ia mlUms on seIi6r
ordiHaria celebrAda 81 81 del prsSsnts mes acor.
do que todoS los DomingoS coAtSr del pr6ximo
2S del cOrrients y de l2G 8 de ls tSrdS cORcu.
rrAn vacunarae en- 81 EItableCinisato saHitario
.odOG loI senorsI SoiaH que dsGesa efsctuSrlo.-
Puerto Riso, AgoIto 2S dc 1884, El Vocal Sc
cretArio accidental, BERNARDO FERNANEEz. w.
BEL PreAidente 2. D MANUEL LUNA 81
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Secci6n de anuncios
G. TYNAUD. JoYERlA
PLAZA DE ALFONSO xn

PLAZA DE ALFONSO XII
Gran surtido en- Ioyas de oro plata con brilantea
pledras hnas. Modeios de gran novedad y elegan-
ola incompatible. Lo mas beLo primoroso Dc 10 Jo'
yeria franceba.
ORC, PLATA, NIKEL AOERo
Nas Gs 900 NoSsos dCtysNtss 4 RIDGES ysrS CSDA.
IFos sAs ~ 400 parg 8sSoF6s, Ss " NGjor Msrss
'ROSCOPF' Il GsHs HStvTgGl.
centros de mesa. Bapdeias, Janos q
Escribanias ouddruple plateado.
Las Importaciones directas que hace ssta casa en-
las princlpales manufactures de Europa le permiten
vender precios sin competenca en- 81 pals gsranti-
Ean todA ioya relOi que yenden.
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TABA0O SUPERIOR DEL PALS
Lao d,t.lla uoa Jose FerAaa0e1 VnlamlI Oh
a. AsTURIANA cAIls del Oomercio Atmero
81, Rio-pledrau. 15-I
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Por el Gobierao General 90 ha 'nombrado
eSc'ibisnte iHterino de ID SsCrstArfG del Gobier.
no { den JoE6 Gomez.
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Por el cozreO reslbimou snoche IN mecherb
d.... natural digGmoLO Auf, acompanado de
I'M pApel que dice:
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PerdIees en- Ese0becbe

TordoS assdoE, Salchichss, Salchishones,
MortadelIa de Bologue inaaidad de conssryss;
CsrvezaH Vinos , LicoreS fnoS, se acaban de
recibir On La MslstG, San JoHs ndmsro l2.-Su-
oEsoRRs DE DORADO o.
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FL DR.. Wives

W OCULISTA
Ex-Jefe de clinica del Institute Vi
tAlmco de Madrid ofece los servciOH de su espeelaa
jdad,-,PON NCE.- Puerto-Rico
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VINO DE- LOgR010
BodsgGS dS G6seie tAlto
Sitas en- Anguciana, Rl0ia.

VINO lE L0GR0NO ssss Rssss, g ASsssIsss & sss s f
oosEoHA DE 1869.
Este excelente vino ha sido analizado clentiAca-
mente en- ell Laboratorio Quimico Municipal de esta
ciudad en- vista de la proporcionalidad normaidad
de sus componentes principales, fue decarado RtSO
5EeM0 e@e1to De alpGrSsas nocvas la saud. M Ger
ti6cado que atestigua las excelencias del VINO DE
L0GRON0, 10 poseen disposition de los que quieran
Yerlo, los Iinicos agentes que suscrben.
6obftso Ge LN&8Gg a.
BrLos precios por cuarterolas son muy mtdicOA.
La docena de botellas vale t2-25.
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LUZ [DlMEIlAlN77I3
DE NUEVA YORK
Al doctor don Juaa Jos6 de q Dc

En- csjas de 10 gRlonsu completoU. DstA.
lap prscios limitsdos-A -AaUrO Pl NdrcsGw 45-2
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U1lN QnlN de IEnNeG

Dslss cooCarIs: tisHs buSnSs refereneisH.
uformV6n Sen ssbaGti6n ~, altos. 81
VfnoG n Mejr Il tOSSs ~ sSl6SG
OfSete. n RIoJANo On Tnmo
Sc detalla Capital, 'Cristo l5 don Manuel Rivera,
San Sebastian 80 en- las tendas do los Sehores AY-
LION Y +. ZAM0RANo on Puerta de TERRA, y r.
ZAM0RAN0 g. Lnea Los certncados de origen ,
sn&lisis de tan exoeente caldo estan disposition del
que guste veEloH. Dl6embPels
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vi @o

Don Andres Rodriguez dueho de ID acredi.
tada F6bricA de CigsrroB La BslIead participates
suu favorecedorea que ha suprimido 81 2OpS
CON que habia aumentadoa 81 precio de sus cigR.
rrillos pudiendo Hus fAvorecedorea adquirirlos al
tercio de aiempre 800.
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Serafin Alfonso
TETUAN 25.

Tiene conutAntemsnte hArins de trigO IA
IOMBADORA Ia mejor que Go importa 7 pr
ra tIaRquiIdad dc Las fAmiliaH e " DLAMAN-
IE de Nueva York. l6-l3
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AVena fresca
Acabada de llegAr. DstGlAA barsts.
MULLENHOFF & KORBER. TP.l
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~ Harrington being the now member. BY
mutual consent the firm of WEIGH & Far
lington has been dissolved, Mr.. WEIGH con-
tinuing the business at the old stand.
HYDE PARK.
George Seymour has moved into apart
ments in the Meacham house.-M. p. Cheney
had the misfortune TO break his thumb
while tending an edger at Eden last week
II. S. Fairbanks takes his place this week. t.
Mrs II. l., Fairbanks has returned from
North Cambridge where she has spent sew
eral weeks with her parents Mr.. Ravens
of Colchester has moved onto the farm pur-
chased of Harvey Morgan -Messrs McFar-
land, Lewis, Waite and Eulburd attended
the meeting of the grand lodge of |. o. O. f..
Wednesday at Newport.-A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Page May s,
WATERVlLLE.
Charles Hulburd was in town over Sun
day.-Dr. Hulburd attended the musical
convention at Underhil the past week.
Mr.. II. a. Skinner is the new fireman at
Laraway's mill Henry Wilbur showed a
bundle of English grass cut May IL, which
measured 90 inches. Mr.. and Mrs George
Morrison were called TO Burlington on Fri
day by the death of his mother Waldren,
only son Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Wilbur, died
on Tuesday, May s, aged ~ years. His re
mains were taken to Jericho for burial OF
Thursday j. V. Stevens was confined &c
his room fer several days the past week
caused by limb hitting him in the eye
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and A, n. Thornburgh Of Helena, Montana,
visited Lake George the 9TH inst and
brought home a large string of lake trout.
PlTTSFORD.
Miss Olive Cummings Nourse, widow Of
the late Deacon Asa Nourse, died Tuesday,
May 10, after long sickness, aged Oh
DR.. S. NJ. Robinson and wife of Watertown,
n. Y, are visiting in town-Mrs. James
d. Winslow Of Rutland is at S. D. Wins
low's.-At tho annual meeting of the Pitts
ford Aqueduct company the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: John
M. Goodnough, presidents S. X. Burbank
secretary; II. G.. Peabody, treasurer. The
affairs of the company were found to be in
a prosperous condition. MIR. Harley Eg-
gleston is at the Mountain View house for a
short vacation. Frost Sunday and Monday
nights did much damage hereabouts. --Ex-
tensive repairs have been made upon "The
Old Brick store in the village. Rev. Cliff
ford Hayes Smith is to conduct a union
meeting, preaching a sermon appropriate to
Memorial day, ut the Congregational church
on MAY o.
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WESTFIELD.
ORANGE COUNTY.
WEST RANDOLPH.

On Wednes lay, Arb0r dsy, the ladies of
the W. c. r. [. planted a fine maple tree
in the park on Central street in honor Of
their former president, the late Mrs w. "
Roberts. Rev. Homer White had charge of
the exercises and the address vas delivered
by Rev. V NJ. Hardy Of the Congregational
church,. b. Eldredge has purchased a
building lot next to his residence of Charles
II. Tewksbury. Mrs George l.. Spear is
in Glover to attend the funeral of an aunt
She intends going to Newport before her re-
turn E. \. Thomas has purchased the
house Of Mrs. NJ. j. Hutchins on South
Pleasant street 1t will be occupied by his
brother, F. b. Thomas, and family. Mrs
Ilutchins and H. VI. Dulur and wife are to
move to Waterbury Contrc where they wi
make their home in the future. Charles H.
Bass of New York is in town visiting friends.
Mrs Ida Battles. who ha, been in a hos
pital in Boston all winter, has been in town a
few days She left Thursday for Bradford.
Hon. William II. Nichols and William X.
Clark of Now Haven, Conn, have been APP
pointed commissioners by the court of New
Haven to adjust all claims against the
Green Mountain Stock Farm company
Miss Elsie Powers has returned from the
Emerson school of oratory of Boston.
&. ). MOultOn, president OF the Green
Mountain Stock Farm, is in town Prod
II. Smith and family have returned from
Boston Miss Florence, the little daughter
of Ed Hobart of Windsor, who has had a
severe run of the typhoid fever, is living
with her uncle, john Hobart, for the sum
mer Charles Bass, who has been visiting
in town, has returned to New York aud
with Mrs. Bass sailed for Europ,
ON Wednesday, They expect to re
main abroad for over year
Col r. j Kimball and daughter, Miss An
ME. have returned to Brooklyn, after q
short visit IN town Hon Crosby Miller o.
Pomfret has been visiting in town for a few
DAYS VITO his daughter Mrs II H McIn
tyre. r F Fassett Of Berlin, Y. II wa
in town over Sunday. =. g. Wright la
gone to Boston. Truman Bailey and Wit,
of Gihnuntown WIS, arc visiting friend
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS

Charles Rich, clerk in the employ of the
Whitman were united in marriage Wedues-
day afternoon, May 9th, at 2:30 O'Clock, the
Rev. L. L. Marggraf officiating Edward
Earl has moved to Rutland. The annual
festival and dance Of the Uniyersalist society
occurred Tuesday the Sth at Union hall
and as usual was very pleasant affair.
Nelson W. Dawes, - years of age, died
Sunday evening of typhoid fever He
leaves a wife and widowed mother. Fred
Jefts and wife are rejoicing over the birth
of a son, born May l0--Selah Hartman
and J. A. Eaton are having their residences
painted. The High school students went to
keene last Saturday to play the students of
that city a match game of ball. Score, II
to 24 in favor of Keeue Fall Mountain
Paper company nine played the Flint Paper
company team Saturday in North Walpole;
score II to Il in favor of Flint nine. Err
nest Clifford, Fitchburg railroad engineer,
was seriously burned last Thursday near
AshburnhaIn, Mass. The flames flashed
from the lire box, burning his hands and part
of his face severely He is confined to his
home, but is improving. Mrs. Oscar Kemp,
while out bicycle riding Saturday near Sax
tons River, ran over lO-foot bank into the
river. She was bruised and the wheel
broken. The Fitchburg Railroad company
have put on three additional trains One
leaves here at 2:30 a. m. daily, except Sun
days; another Sundays only at 800 a m.
and one arrives daily from Boston at 9:3j
"a m
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs, c. H. Tucker is spending several
days with her parents. Mrs. Royal Diciin-
son and Mrs Warren Buker visited Andrew
Notemire at the hospital in Burlington Sat
urday. He is in critical condition. Miss
Emma Heminway has finished her work at
c. A. Ober's and returned to her home in
Belvidere. -George Holmes is building a
barn for Oliver Carpenter at Fletcher
LEHMAN Waguer's horse was thrown on to
the wire fence on the Lang hill, iuiuring
itself so badly that it was killed There was
Christian Endeavor sociable held at the par
Sonage with Rev. and Mrs. Howard Tuesday
May S.-1he following were installed at
Phoenix lodge, l. O. G. T., Friday evening":
c. f., Rev. II. c. Howard; Y. r., Mrs.
Narnum; chaplain, Mrs Howard; secretary,
Carrie Carroll; y. $, Mrs. +. f.. Smith; f..
s., Mabel Whitcomb; treasurer. ". II.
Criswold; NJ, Bradford Patch; u. NJ. Mel
lice Nelendy; guard, L. b. Aldrich; senti
mel, Martin Powell. The competitive sys-
tenn is to be taken up this quarter, with
/ Marion Page and Carrie Heath captains.
| Guy Monkton is suffering with a felon on
! his hand. Mrs Ella Abbott of Somcryille.
| Mass, has been visiting in this place the
past Week.-Mrs.. Charles Thomas is spend
! ing a faw weeks with her parents at
View Haveu.-Nr Smith Of ST. Johns
bury has charge of the work ON Mrs
j. b. Pages house which is rapidly
progress ng.-Mr Eiam is dangerously
! i'll at j. W. Pages. Mrs. $. f. Stoinhou
! had the misfortune Friday 10 fall, dislocat
| ing one shoulder and splitting the bone in
the upper arm. DR.. f. II. Bushnell and G.
b. Buker went to burlington Monday t.
bring Andrew Notemire from the hospital
! A ~uuday. school was UrguuiZ.l nt Tin,
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BENSON.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Noble died at her
residence at 10 clock Tuesday OF last week
after an illness of 10 weeks, the result of
paralytic shock, complicated with heart
and liver trouble. Mrs Noble was born in
Middlebury, june &, 1892, and had lived in
town period OF 10 years, For 30 years she
had been consistent and devoted member
of the Congreg atonal church, being zeal
GUS worker in the Sunday school, interested
in all work pertaining to the welfare of the
church, and was woman of rare Christian
scholarship. The large number Of friends
present at the funeral held Thursday at
O'Clock at the house attest the respect and
esteem in which she was held. Rev c. c.
Hitchcock ofiiciated, assisted by Rev. L.
Bouck She is survived by two sons and
one brother. The interment was in the vii
lagc cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hale
are the happy parents of boy born May 8.
Mrs Susan Coy of Middletown Springs is
visiting at w. T.. Strong Miss l.. y.
Smith, who has had millinery shop in the
house of Thomas Jackway, removed TO Rut-
land Saturday. DIR. ID. c. Noble returned
to Middcbury + day. -Adelbert Fish lost a
valuable horse Saturday night 1t died
Of peculiar form of grip, Charles King
has ono sick with the same complaint. AT
the annual convention of the Rutland
county W c. T. L. to be held at Poultney,
May Il and Is, Mrs G. NJ. King will read
paper ON "Needs of Young People. -
Mrs Hiram Goodrich dislocated her shoulder
recently.--A. H. McAllister of this place
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SOUTH ROYALTON.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Albert W Ferrin, esq, treasurer Of the
Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany, has returned from quite an extended
western trip.
w. S, Spaulding, who was severely in
iured in the railroad wreck at Browns Mills
last March, has been offered position in
the Office of Superintendent Ryan of the
railway mail service at Boston.
James Thompson, a lad of ~ years. Dor
rowed a gun last Sunday to shoot crow.
AS he discharged the gun the breech pin
came out, striking him on the side of the
head near the eye and inficting n severe
wound, and injuring one hand. He walked
a mile to his home, carrying the gun and
crow, and was then taken to the Exchange
hotel and later took the midnight train for
Burlington, where he will be treated at the
Hospital
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
READING.

The B. r. c. will hold a meeting on Sat
urday evening. Mr.. and Mrs H. 0. Cool.
idge Of Brattleboro and two children are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Coolidge. Mrs. Cram has returned to
Springfield. Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. ODER visit
ed Newport, n. H, last week.-Mrs.. Wal
ter Hook has been quite sick, but is now
improving Miss Bertha Baldwin Is teach
ing in West Windsor. "A y. 2. G.. L. has
been organized in the Universalist church
with the following officers: Miss Jennie
Hoadley, president; Mrs. n. +. T. Perkins,
vice-president; Miss Lila Perkins, treasurer;
Miss Esther Fay, secretary. Mr.. Fred VII
kins of South Reading, who attempted sui
eide by cutting his throat, has since died.
SOUTH ROYALTON.
Rev. H. NJ. Goddard has taken the rooms
in the Whitcomb house, formerly occupied
by DR.. Burnett as an office j Q. Belknap
and Charles Black are adding pazzas to the
rear of their blocks. w. II. Martin and
wife are in Willamstown and Barre this
Week.-Mrs. Ada Burroughs is stopping at
John MIDGET s. Ben Flint is to build a
house near his present residence.-Mr
Bryant of New York city is visiting her
sister Mrs. Adams
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Of INTEREST 70 AL VERMONTERs

" TN GFES y ALL VERNON ERO.
Albert f. Sandcrson, who died in Rutland
from tine effects of an overdose of lauda-
mum. had not been feeling very we'll for the
past week. and suffered more or less pain in
ta" stomach He evidently bought the
lauiauUm to relieve his distress. He took
half the contents Of a two ounce vial. He
lived about three hours and half after tax
ing t. dose Sanderson was about 30 years
DID, ana old soldier. and was known in the
city. His mother, VINO resides in Burling-
tom, survives him.
Judging from reports in various parts Of
the state Burlington is not the only town
In Vermont That is supporting temporary
population in the form Of gypsies The
ood,toch Spirit of the Age tells of the fol-
lowing experience in Quechre "rhe first
gang took quarters i'm the Conversational
horse sheds and helped themselves, without
the tormality of obtaining leave. to hay
from "a nciehhoriu- barn. They were "A lit.
tie too brazeu-facel and were driven from
the village. Other tribe, came and the
tnid among the poopl. have had cause for
excitement Wednesday night burglars en-
tered the residence of +. 5. Hewett esd.
through a window which they raised by
means Of a jimmy. Mr. Bragg heard
the noise and installing it for his children
le cried out, calling them by name This
frightened the soampS Off before they had
ar opportunity for securing plumber The
Residence OF Mr. Gowiug near Mr. HcWett' $
Was Also visited by the thieves, and it is re
ported that "A lady of Mr. Gowing's house
lolI discharged a revolver at them, thus
Frightening Thorn away. 1t is reported that
they also called at one or two other resi-
uence', but there were again unfortunate 50