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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-06-20

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ior two years with womb
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We recommend DeWitt's Collie and
Cholera Cure because We believe it a
safe and reliable remedy. It's good
effects are shown at once in cases Of
Cholera Morbus and similar complaints.
w. r. Smith & Co.
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BERLIN, June 17.-Emperor William
has ordered that all of the young
princes of the imperial family shall
learn to swim, SO bathing house has
been erected on the banks Of the Havel,
in which the youngsters began their
daily practice Monday.
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An American Victor.

VIENNA, June 1.-THE cyclists dss.
by here Sunday was won By the Amer
ican rider, Geo. Banker.
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we'll take you.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-06
East HaV0rhIli,

G, w. Richardson is attending the
veteran reunion at Weirs this week.
Calvin Merrill returned last Saturday
from two weeks visit to relatives and
friends in Corinth, vt.
A. w Smith and wife took drive
to Hardwick, Vt, last week to visit
their daughter, Mrs. B. f. Brown.
John Fits of West Corinth, w., was
in town last week.
Mrs. Helen G Rice of Boston will
deliver lecture in the church this Fri
day evening, under the auspices of
the w. G. I. U.
Schools in this vicinity open next
week, Miss Bertha Smith teaches in
the village and Miss Elsie Swain in
No. 8.
Wilbur True of Woburn, Mass, is
spending week at his uncle's-W. F.
True.
Guy Richardson has returned from
his trip abroad and is at home for two
weeks before college opens He visit
ed Liverpool, London and Paris.
Several of our people who are espec-
tally interested in the cause of temper
ance attended John G.. Wooley's lee
ture at Newbury, VT, Monday evening
and were greatly pleased with the adj
dress. We wish every Christian voter
could have the privilege of hearing him
and we feel grateful to the W. G. T.
U. of Newbury for giving us the OPP
portunity.
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ThetfOrd Center.

Mr.. Perry and family have returned
to their home at Attleboro, Mass.
Several from this place visited the
"hub" last week.
E. Sanderson intends to start soap
team here soon.
Camp meeting is over and every one
has settled down again.
Miss E. W. Burr from Massachusetts
is visiting her many friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Burr visited
friends in Lebanon last week.
Mr.. Knowles and family, who have
been boarding at A. S. LOOMS have
returned to their home in Rhode Island
Mr.. Perry, wife and daughter from
Attleboro, Mass, are boarding for the
present at A. S. Loomis.'
E. WEIGH from Lyme, N. H., has
moved his goods into the Matson house
on Bridge street.
School has commenced at Thetford
academy with several students from
this place.
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OrfOrd,

A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bickford, who has been across the
water attending school for the past
two years studying Technology, re.
turned to her fathers this week.
Willie Fl. Conant, who has been stop.
ping at Oxford the past SIX weeks, has
returned to his home in Providence,
r. |.
The schools in town we think have
all commenced this week, but some of
the teachers are changed.
Several from here are attending the
fair at Sherbrooke this week.
Last Friday night at 80 p. m. the
alarm of fire was given in our village,
and the blacksmith chop was entirely
consumed with all its contents. Loss
on shop $1,000, and furniture $500. No
Insurance.. Shop owned by E. 0. Carr
and fixtures by G. HI, Carr.
The sale of dress goods at Miss
Wizards on Tuesday brought together
those who like to see nice things.
Would it not be a good time now, so
soon after the fire, to talk about some
way to put out fires if we should hap
pen to have another, as now all we have
to do is to stand and see it burn.
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Post Mills.

A new and profitable use of sand
banks in Vermont. The home of the
white bean may be pervaded. Chas.
Barker. nephew of the proprietor of
the Lake View House conceived the
idea of turning the waste places of his
uncle's farm into water melon patches,
so early in the spring he set about pre-
pairing the ground which slopes to the
south, and on June LIST he planted
what is commonly known as the silver
seed. This variety of melons is best
adapted to the short seasons of the
east, as it is a rapid grower and the
melons ripen early. Notwithstanding
this has been an unusually dry sum-
mer, young Barker has met with good
success, growing large number of
many of them measuring from
Is to 20 inches in length, and of a
flavor, sweetness and freshness SUI
perior to the imported and really COM
a higher price, and so protita-
BILE in a small way has been his venture
that he believes that the melon can be
cultivated successfully in the east, and
upon the return of the season he will
20 into the business in larger way.
A POINTER.
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g EAL MERIT is the character.
IA istic of Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
cures even after other preparations fail.
Get Hoods and ONLY HOODS.
North ThetfOrd.

Mr. Henry Latham of Lancaster,
Mass, former resident of this town
was brought here for burial Saturday,
p. M, the interment taking place in
the village cemetery where brief servi-
ces were held in the early twilight.
Minnie Kinsman began her labors
at Bradford Academy the .2nd inst.
Hattie Downer returned to her
school at Montpelier, Monday morning.
Mrs Gushing has a sister visiting
her.
Mrs Babcock and Sadie are visiting
friends in Whitefeld.
Mrs Chas Porter, Alice and Helen
returned to their home in Fall River,
Wednesday.
Charlie Abbott has gone to So. Bos-
ton where he is to be employed.
Miss Lottie Wise is visiting her
mother, and other friends in Lyme.
Mrs Edward Abbott is seriously ill
at her home in Lyme.
Mrs Kate Ladd Ball and daughter of
Barre, are staying at her fathers.
Miss Hattie Porter gave a progress
sive whist party Saturday evening,
Prizes were awarded Miss Josie Carr
and III. F. Wilcox.
Miss Kate White of Washington, D.
c., is the guest of Col. f. Porter.
Mrs. Fitch, Hosford and Abbott at
tended the S. S. Association held at
Newburs' the I'd and Sd inst.
Rev. James Stearns and family left
Tuesday for Chicago where they are to
make their home for the present.
Miss Packard of Concord, n H., is
the guest of her uncle, Mr.: Jaquith.
She is accompanied by a lady friend
from Concord.
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North HaSerhin.

Miss Belle Rinehart is spending q
few days at The Weirs.
Arthur Irwin is OH the gain.
F. S. Sleeper, wife and Finlay ar.
rived home from Boston, Monday.
Geo. Eastman, F. L. Wilmot, w. w
Crook, Ezra Willoughby, G. F Gale
and families enjoyed a picnic at Fairlee
Pond last Friday.
Mrs. S. L. Mattocks and daughter
returned to their home in Hastings
Neb., Friday.
Miss Eva Bartlett has returned to hel
school at Montpelier, VT, Louis M
Kimball to st. Johnsbury, VT, anc
Fred Meader to Mt. Hermon, Mass
Mrs. H. N. Hutchinson of Concord
VT, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary
Merrill.
C. G.. Kezer has moved on to the
Wilson place with his father.
Mrs. d. E. Kittredge and Joe, also
Miss Annie Filley, went to Hebron
Thursday, returning Saturday.
w. w. Crook started for Connects
cut last Monday.
Miss Dora Crouch is visiting at Lit
Teton.
w. G. Upton is on the sick-list.
Mrs G. P. Page and children were
at E. r. Weeks, Friday.
Mrs. L. E. Morse returned to her
home in Chelsea, Mass, last Wednes-
day.
Remember the Harvest Ball at town
hall, Friday, Sept. 9th. Music, Haw-
ley's Orchestra of White River juno
ton.
Ned Bacon, wife and baby, also E,
c. Bacon, Jr., of Cleveland, Ohio, who
have been visiting their uncle, M. B.
Meader, returned to their home Mon
day.
S. T. Pennock and Arthur Davis of
Woodsville were in town Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Policy started for
New Mexico, Monday for the benefit
of his health.
General Thomas and Geo. Scott of
Montpelier, VT, were in town Friday.
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Th0tfOrd,

Octavia Vaughan and Mrs. Lizzie
Jewett are visiting their brother, Les
lie Vaughan. Their homes are in
Worcester, Mass.
Rev. Wilson Farnsworth and wife,
returned missionaries from Turkey,
are expected here in October to visit
Rev. William Sladr from Williams
town, Mass, occupied the pulpit a
week ago Sunday.
DR.. Paine of Thetford and Mrs. Will
son from Wells River were married re.
| Gently at the home of the DR.. The inn
mediate friends of the bride and groom
were the only invited guests. Rev.
Mr.. McDuffee officiated.
School at the Academy commenced
Tuesday with good number of stu
dents. The district school commenced
on Monday with the some teacher as
last term, Alice Kinney.
Harry Coombs has gone to Damascus,
Penn, where he has position as prin-
cipal of an Academy.
Sarah Senter has gone to Claremont
n. H., to teach this fall
Charles Latham and wife came to
Thetford on Saturday to accompany
the remains of his father, Henry La
than, who died at his home in Pitts
field, Mass, very suddenly.
M. S. Stone, State Supt. of Educa-
ton, will speak on the state work to
teachers and citizens at the Academy
Hall Wednesday evening, Sept. 18th.
All are invited. Teachers are ex-
pected.
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V0rShlre.

Miss Toby, the evangelist, began her
labors here Sabbath, Aug. 25th, and
meetings have been held nearly every
day since with large attendance and
much interest. She will remain dur
ing the present week, closing her la
bors next Sabbath.
Miss Matte Clough who has been
spending the summer vacation with
her parents here, returns to her school
in Boston this week.
James Straw is convalescent.
We regret to chronicle the serious
illness of Mrs j d Cross. Mrs. Page
is sick at her sisters, Mrs. Martin, and
Mrs. Bert Virgins is also sick.
Miss Grace Cross is at home at
present.
Myron Wilmot is back at his work
driving the Chelsea stage after a short
vacation at the White River junction
camp meeting. Mr. Waterman drove
for him during his absence.
Elder j. D. Cross was called to Chel.
sea last week to attend the funeral of
Ira Hood.
A slight frost was reported on the
morning of Aug. 22d.
Rev. Evan Thomas of Ludlow called
ON old friends here last week. He was
for many years pastor of the Congre-
gational church of this place and has
many very warm friends in our COM
munity. We are glad to know that his
health is greatly improved.
Mrs. Parker and daughter Edith
were away last week to visit friends in
St. Johnsbury and Lancaster N H.
Mrs. Ora Hutchinson of East Orange
visited her parents, j. j. Parshley and
wife, recently.
Frank Robinson and wife of Boston,
formerly of Vershire, have been visit
ng friends and relatives in this vicin-
ty.
Edith L Parker has returned to her
school in the Eaton district in Corinth,
md Hattie E. Parker is teaching at
Corinth Corner.
Services were resumed at the Advent
,hurch last Sabbath.
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. Granite State Local Items "a
HaVerhill,

Mr.. Duncan of Boston has arrived al
Mrs. Bucks where he will board fol
the next two weeks.
Mrs. Tilton and Grace Shields have
returned to Miss Pages.
Miss Ida Buck has returned home
from her sister's-Mrs. Dr. Carbee, and
will teach the fall term at Ltdd street
school.
The Misses Lizzie and Sarah Taylor
and their friend, Miss Frye, returned
to Providence, r. l., last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Taylor will spend the
fall with Mrs. Fred Sawyer, at West
Newbury.
Quite number from here attended
the East Corinth fair Friday and report
pleasant time.
Milo Wing returned to Montpelier,
VT, Monday. Harry returning with
him.
Master Tully Wing will attend school
at Newbury Seminary this fall.
Chas. Hosford and lady attended the
water carnival at the Weirs Thursday.
Misses Mary and Sarah Barstow de-
parted Tuesday morning for their re-
spective homes.
Henry Merrill is in very poor health
and is attended by DR.. Ell. P. Watson.
Mrs. j. W. Merrill started Monday
night for the west, being called to
Illinois by the serious illness of her
father.
A daughter was born last week to
Mr. and Mrs Elbridge Weeks.
Moses Rowe and Thomas Hunkins of
Bradford were in town Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Fanny Buzzell and Miss Emma
teach in the village schools during the
coming year.
The Haverhill base ball team and the
West Newbury team played on the
Haverhill grounds Tuesday afternoon.
The Haverhills won the game by the
score of so to 20.
Mr.. Carr, formerly of Haverhill, but
at present attorney general for the
state of Colorado, visited friends in
town early in the week.
The Epworth League will hold tel
egram social at the chapel FRIDAY even
ing, Sept. 9th. Cake and ice cream
will be served and a general good time
is expected. Each and all are invited.
W. E. Shaw, DR.. S. P. Carbee, WIN
Reding, George Kimball and several
others from this town attended the
Knights Templars conclave at Boston
last week.
Next meeting of the Orange Associa-
ton of Cong'l ministers with Rev. G.
L. Skinner on Wednesday, the 18th, at
10:30 a. m. Program: First-Exeg-
esis, Luke xvi Ill, Rev. e. H. Tilton
second-The Socialistic Teachings of
the Day, Attitude of the Church to.
wards the same, Rev. j. M. Wathen
Third-Q:30 p. m.) Reasons for Va
riety of Religious Denominations in
U. S., Rev. G. l.. Skinner. Each to be |
followed by free criticisms and discus.
sions.
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COrinth.

Miss j. G.. ROBBIE has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. q. M. Dearborn the
past week at Newport.
Mrs. Charles Katelle and Miss Caro-
line Robe from Abundale, Mass, were
visiting relatives in town the first OF
the week.
r. B. Hastings, wife and son from
Haverhill, Mass, were in town Tues
day.
G.. H. Woods from Bradford was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Pash of West Lebanon, N. H.,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. W
ROBBIE of this place.
Henry Huntington and wife from
Bradford were in town Sunday.
Miss Lila Wilson entertained sever
al of her friends to celebrate her sew.
enteenth birthdaG. Aug. %, and a very
enjoyable afternoon and evening was
spent.
The bridge near Joel Avery's fell in
Thursday shortly after heavily load
ed mill team had passed over it.
A few trosts have occurred in the
lowlands but on the hills the crops are
doing finely for the time of year.
Corinth creamery paid its patrons
Is cents for July butter.
Mr.. Joel Dimcey is improving from
his recent illness
George r. Gansby, Mrs. G.. W.
Hooker, Mrs. C.. M. Parker and Mrs.
Bills, all residents of this place, have
gone on an excursion trip to the Sher-
brooke Fair. On their return trip
Mrs Parker will stop at Barnet to visit
her uncle, II. r. ROBBIE.
John Henry Robe and wife of Cali.
fornia are now stopping with his faith
er, Ichabod Robe.
Another social sing was held at Ma
Ion Humphreys Tuesday evening, Sept
8, where very enjoyable entertain
ment was rendered, DIR. Locke and
wife also gave several selections which
were enjoyed by all.
Miss Sadie l.. Humphrey returned
home from the Weirs Aug. 81, and is
TO resume her duties Sept. 9, as teach
er at West Newbury.
Darling Eastman is spending his va
cation of few days with his mother,
Mrs. Warren Eastman.
Charles Robbie, wife, and children
from Barre have been visiting his faith
er, j w ROBBIE, the past week.
Miss Eliza Batchelder commenced
her duties as teacher of the school on
Dearborn Hill this week.
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OrfOrdViIl9,

James Pebbles and wife are stopping
at Mr.. Harris.
Mrs. Emma Morrill, of Boston is Wis
iting her mother and sisters here.
Henry Horton and family returned
to their home in Manchester Tuesday.
Mrs. r. Beal was taken sick while
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Martin, i'm
Piermont.
Herbert Morey of Maiden came last
week forahis bows, who have spenV the
summer with Mrs. Fannie Blood.
Schools commenced this week with
the same teachers at the village as in
the summer, and Miss Davis of Fairlee
on Dame hill.
Miss Florence Buzzell is teaching in
the Haselton district.
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West Fairlee.


At the town meeting Tuesday, Sept.
3, DR.. I. G. Simpson was elected tax
collector.
Mrs. VIM, Burr has stored her house
hold effects in one of p. KimbalPs pre-
paratory to o. move to Bradford and
later to Boston.
Mrs. Karl Whitney is having a cell
lar dug under her house in order that
she may have furnace.
Ernest Child, of Maiden who has
been visiting G. W. Bliss, returned
home on Friday.
George Heath is engaged in painting
for Phineas Kimball.
George and John Gilman have re.
turned from Old Orchard, Me, where
they have been working during the
summer.
Mrs. Jennie Krook, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Scion Hutch.
ms, returned to Weston Monday.
School opened Monday with Miss
Hattie Putnam as teacher, with about
thirty pupils.
A number of horses seem to be run
ming around loose in the village. Sew
eral persons have threatened to put the
same in the pound if the nuisance is
not abated.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas, who has been Wis
iting DR.. T. D. Simpson, returned to
Ludlow last week.
Edward Page and George, Jr., &C.
companieG by Mr.. Varnham have gone
to St. Johnsbury to school. Miss Alice
Derby has gone to Ludlow for the
same purpose.
Fred Hutchins and wife and son Reg.
inald returned to Manchester, N. H,
Monday.
We were glad to notice the report in
Boston Globe of Saturday morning
that New York and Boston capitalists
were forming syndicate with view
to purchasing the Ely copper mine,
and we hope it may not be too good to
be true.
Lee Nourse and wife returned to
Nashua via Littleton, N. H., on Satur-
day, Master Nourse remaining over
Sunday.
Mrs. Bernice Chapman of Pittsfeld,
Mass, is visiting with her son and
daughter, Bert Davis and wife.
Fred Kinney spent the past week In
Barre.
Mrs. Hiram Kenny has moved to
Lebanon, N. H., with her daughter
Flora.
E. L. Church and wife of Schenecta-
dy, N. Y, are the guests of his uncle,
Warren Gilman.
Mrs. j. d. Eastman gave a very
pretty little card party on Monday eve
ming to introduce the Misses Kimball.
AS was expected Miss Augusta who is
a great enthusiast and a very expert
player, captured the ladies' prize. Her
method of playing is very interesting.
About dozen persons enjoyed Mrs.
Eastman's hospitality.
Mr.. Kimball and family evidently
enjoy the Vermont roads, inasmuch as
they took a carriage ride to Montpelier
last week and one to Morey Lake on
Tuesday.
1t has been suggested that the per-
sUns who drive COWS in the road would
be doing a great favor to the pedes-
TRANS if they would kindly keep them
off the sidewalks.
Quite large party on Main street
up over Tuesday evening in
order that they might see the eclipse
of the moon.
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A. NJ. Bailey, well known citizen of Eu-
gene, Oregon, says his wife has for years
been troubled with chronic dlarrhea and
used many remedies with little relief until
she tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
diarrhea Remedy, which has cured her
sound and well. Give 1t a trial and you
will be surprised at the prompt relief it
affords. rs and so cent bottles for sale by
A. L. Clarke, Druggist,
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Irving W Larimore, physical director of
Y. NJ, G. A., Des Moines, Iowa, says he
can conscientiously recommend Chamber
lain's Pain Balm to athletes, gymnasts,
bicyclists, foot ball players and the profess
sion in general for bruises, sprains and
also for soreness and stiffness
of the muscles. When applied before the
parts become swollen it will effect a cure
in one half the time usually required. For
sale by A. T. Clarke, Druggist.
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Lyme.

l.. W. Warren was in town over
Sunday at II. III. Hollis.
Mrs. Lucy Farnsworth is taking a
two weeks vacation at L. w. Emery's.
AID. Dimick, Mrs. Dimick and son,
Shirley, have returned to their home
in Wakefield, Mass.
Sarah Holt is visiting in Medford,
Mass.
The schools in the several schools
commence Monday, Sept. 9Th.
LYME Creamery Co. have a new
spring near their building which prom
ises an ample supply of good water.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in he world for cuts, bruis-
as sores, ulsers, SAT- rheum, fever sores,
letter. chapped hands, chilblains, corns and
all skin eruptions, and positively, cures piles
perfect satisI action or money refunded
L. A. WADLFIGH's Drug Store
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Mechanics get cut, bruised and scorched
while at work. Those that carry Redding's
Russia Salye in their pockets for quick use
when needed, do not suffer long, for il
instantly takes away smart and pain. All
druggists recommend il and sell il. rs cents.
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THE BESTis what the People
buy the most of. That's Why
Hoods Sarsaparilla has the largest
sale OF ALL MEDICINES.
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