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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
Gkbare Iaupeu.

Der Frofelior Micunier In 4arts
mur0e BON ieiuem Giener anl S9luiis
zines Gortra9eS iiber i9dolide Sniet'
ten Gin Gcller 9ebradt, aui ,pel9em
jb0n sei9mortc &auper ocs Roblweib'
(inss lasen. Gr uabm Gas @eridt an
lid. itreute etruaS Salj oariiber u,,o
ptr;ebrtc e5 gum Grltauuen uno Gut
leteiu oeS NuSitoriums. inoem er la9te :
.Vrsi en- iie u~niercu Sto9(, 10 ejien nit
lie ielbjt uno bic Stage miro balo auf,
b0reu." Der 9err YrojeIor mag Redyi
babeu ; abcr leioer miro lid i9merlib
Semano fuoen, scr jeii1 Yeijpiet nod.
obu,t, u,o oud) er lelbjt niiroe laum
bamit etuucrllanoen lein. ipenrl tim
ltatt oes g%ewobuten Vrateu5 beim Wftt:
ta9sma6le eiu NaupcnraJout por9ejctt
tpiiroe. lno 0od) pirb BON perjdiebe.
men Yoltern allerlei 0faupenseiinoel &C..
9eljen uno gar oft init sroBem 8eba:
0eN. So9ar oie alteu 0t0mer aBen cine
gentle slrt uno b%etradtetcn lie ais cine
9robe Delifatclie. 80 l9reibt Fli'
MUS: rDis groGen 9o(juiirmer, uelds
man in 1obleu @iden filoet uno Gollus
neunt. meroeu ais Vederbiljen betratbtet
unb losar NIT Mfcbl ser0itet." @nt'
meoer miro Is Die %arue eineS Bod
f6fers ODER oes befauuteu biri9t6ters.
pie(cidt audi ocs 9iasborntdiers, mel9s
(dmmtlid audi in Deutidlanb ju 9auIe
fino. gene ru leiu. Sn Suriaaln mirs
bic feilte. oaumenoids Qarpe eincS Hiis
le(f6fers, melbe oft 1T GROCER Men9e in
benz Stamule Der &oD(palne uorfommt,
alS eiue Delifatelie perje6rt. Z
Tielelbe miro III S6malS 9ebrateu
uuo nit %eeriebeuem Broo, Yieiier uuo
@als beitrcut. @uropdilhe Wsilenoe.
ipeld)e oieles @eridt probirten, Der.
It6ern, oaB Is ie9r lpobljdmedeuo 1ei.
Iu6 I'M Snueru BON Nirita per6en
&aierlarueu 9e9clien, jeooA lino Bic Slrs
ten nod nidt 9euu9eno befarnt. Das
9e9e1 tpillen mir. oab aui Der Snlel
ct. T1omas bic Varpe zines eroGen
8odfdiers, in Yalm0l 9ebrQten, uer'
3ebrt miro. Sn Nuitralieu bilben bic
Snleftenlarpeu ni9t nur cine DELTA.
telie, louoern ipielen aud ais yiab.
ruln9smittel cine nidt unbeoeutenoe
Nolle. Iuber peri9iebenen Bod. unS
Huijelf6ferlarpen neroen bier aud
@aupeu BON 9tadtj9metterlin9en NIT
8esieroe uer;ebrt. Der &eiien6e ..
Xenoeufel 10 beri9tet oariiber: rDieie
Naupeu ,uerben, che iie iid perpuppen,
febr 9ro6 uuo ieijt uno oienen i'm 9o@'
iommer ;lpei bic brei Mfonate binour4
ben @in9eborenen CUR ausi9liebli9ea
9labruu9. Die Neute lpanoern ju BE.
fer 3eit ms @ebir9e uno bleiben 10
lan9e oben, pie Haupell in 9enii9enoer
Mten9e gu finoen iino. Die Gin9ebo.
rene1 9eoeiben bierbei iebr gut uno teb'
rem i'm 9erbite mobl9enabrt Dol, ibrem
llpenaufentbalte III bas Tieflano 0u'
rid."-S9abe, baB mir ni9t ben sc.
f@mad uno 'Gppetit zines Guitraln:'
gers be1iten, mir t0nnten uns fonlt
mond)e tilli9e Mabljeit uerihaien una
Der 2auos uno 0oritwirtbj9ait iu8lei9
sinen SroBen Dienit e.tpeilen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17

S&miot sefansenen Miiden (ein
Mdnn9en unb fiinf Wetb9en) leuds
teten iebr tart nit einem ettpas
grinlihsn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2iht,
bas ii9 bon benz Der @llbpiirmhen
Namppris) nur bur9 feline @let9e
mdbisfeit unteridieb.
S6mibt 1T Der Mn5idt, bab oas
2eu9ten bie1 er Miden ni9t wie Bel
ben @lubpiirmhen auf Der Mnps1enz
beit beIonberer unter Der Ginwirtuns
bes N%erpenIpitems itebsnosr 2euats
orbgane berubs, 1pnbern bur4 1amas
robenbe Rleinpefen berporgerufen tpers
be. 0srartises 1T Dor funf Sabren
BON YrofeKor @taro in paris Bel
tleinen Rrebstbierden (talitrus)beobz
adtet moroen. @iarb bate AM
|5tranoe bel Mimereur etnen tart
leu4tenben 9alitrus bemertt. Oas
9i9t mar sriinli6 unb fam aus Dem
Snnern bes 8Drpers, Der Bis in bic
Gnoen Der Tiibler unb Gibe erleuaz
tet mar; nllr bic Musen biloeten 5pei
1hmarse Puntte auf oieiem leu@tenz
ben 4intergrunbe. Das Sbter be-
tpegte iid iebr langiam auf Dem @anz
be, a~nitatt lebbaft lumber gu ipringen
pie feline ni4tleu4tenben @sfdbrten.
Gin benz &ruiter absei4nittenes 8etn
aeigte ii4 unter benz Mttroftop nit
8atterien pollseitopft, unb bic Musz
teln tparen fart perGnbert, mas bic
lang1amen 8sapegungen bes Sbieres
binlansli@ ertldrte. IS gelans aud
@iarb, bic gsiunben &rebie nit
bie1en leu9tenben 8atterisn an5uitez
den unb lie oaour4 leu4teno uno
trant gu MAIDEN. Sn glsi4er Weiie
glaubt nun au4 S4mtot bas 2eudz
ten Der 3udmiiden ertldrsn gu miifen,
Die Mnpeienbett BON leuhtenben
8atterien i'm RDrper Der Sphere tonne
te ct leiber ni9t unmtttel6ar f~eititel<
len, ba .er bic MIden Bis CUR nGbez
rem l1nter1u9ung, bic in ct. petersz
burg por9enommen purbe, in Mltoz
bol uufbemabren mubte. 9o9 1prez
9en cine @eibe bon puntten gu Gum
ften 1etner Metnung.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17

pie bic .Minins Repietp" beridtet,
pel9e bic probuttion ber1elben per
Saa auf $4,000 iebt. Mm S4luB
oes Sabres 1894 betrus bic prooatz
tion an Sob in Colorado "a Wttu'z
omen i'm sanaen Sabr 1894.
Die 8eri9te BON Mrtaona, Oregon
uno Montana melben ebenfals pon
elmer eroben 3unabme Der @oloz9e>
minnuns, menn audi in gerinesrem
Grab tpie in Colorado. Die Salt
fornia Mining G Scientific preb"
1T Der Meinung, bab California IN
Der @olbzprobuttion ni4t 4tnter ben
lebten Sabren in 1895 auridble'be1
uno 1i4 an Der Spite berielben be-
baupten perbe. l1nb es TT Sbat1az
de, bab bie1er Staat nod INNER bic
ausgeoebnteiten @olofeloer bat. ,
sFa1t iabes ieiner 81 COUNTIES blrgt
nod unermeblide @olbi9abe. Das
ar0bte 8ergtpert bes 2anbes be-
fnbet ii9 in Galaperas Gount9,
aber es mirb bis jeBt bon ietnen Yrlz
pateigentblmern ni4t in boiler Musz
bebnung ausgebeutet.
Mbgeieben BON ben betannten @oloz
felbern, melbs iebt in ben Ser. Staaz
ten bearbeitet tperben unb nod INNER
uner19Dpfid eri4einen, beiiBen be-
5elben nod niel srDbere @oloz Resiz
omen, bersn Musbeutung eben erit ooer
mod oar nibt besonnen bat. Noh
me6r ALT bies BON benz golbrethen
@ib zMfrita, uno ebenio bon ben gro
ben @olbfelbern Rublanos, osren UNI
qebeuerer &ei9tbum nod auf 1etne
Iufoeduns tpartet. Die iibirii4s
@i1enbabn mirb bic lebtere bei@leuniz
asn. Mber audi Glib Mmerita unb
Muitralien bergen @oloiadbe, bic
NOS bon tetner Mrbeit BON Meiben
beriibrt tporben iinb.
@9lieBli4 lit ni4t gu iiberiehen,
baB 8ritiib Columbia unb Mlasta
ausgebebnte Cobb Mesionen beiBen,
in tpel9e erit tir5lt@ bic @oloiu9er
unb 8ergleute eingeorungen fimb.
eSn meitsrer 8rfolgung unb Musbeuz
tung bie1er neuer @ntbedungen wirb
man un5meifelbaft nod auf gr0bere,
nod in Der Siefe berborgene @olo14Gz
BE ftoBen.
IS lGBt ii9 5agen, bab Big ieBt
feline Mbnabm, ionbern 1rur cine 3uz
nabme, Der @olbzprobuttion auf
unabiebbare 3eit bin poraus3uiez
ben lit. Sabrbunoerte t0nnen perz
geben, bepor iemals BON elmer Cobb
pantt bic &eoe 1ein fam.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
buns finb iolde fat gang ausseiAlois
len, benn bier III bic Men9e bes ntdt

buna limb iol9e fat gang ausselaloie
len, benn bier 1T bic Mense oes niat
aebunbensn, alio Hiihtieen Wmmos
Mats, eiw duberit gertnse; bann
aber bsiBt bic Mdererbe ia aud oas
8ermDeen, bas luftf0rmiet @mmos
Mat ~ binoen, 10 bab alio Elm Werlult
taum entiteben tann. 3uoem 1T nad@
aewis1en, baB BON benz StiditoH e.
nes mGbreno Der Sommerzuno 9srb1tz
seit 80 Sage lang auf lebmisen 3D.
ben auflissenoen Dunsquantums
taum pGebare Mensen Der Fitttst
paren. 8ei idledt bebanoeltem
Oinaer 1T allerbinss bic @efabr bon
'grlaten grDBer uno es ourfte ii9
mobl empfeblen, iol4sn itsts balotslt
tmauaderm
Sm lebrigen tann man unbeoent@
lid ben SaB aufiteuen: auf i4werem
8ooen ben Diinser 10 RAID pte mDs@
lid in bic @rbe gu bringen, bagegen
auf mebr letdtem benz 2iesenlaRsn
ben Worsus 81 geben. 4uf ben gros
hen @iitern in Oeuti4lunb btloete
Bic Ounuausfubr unb 8erettung oelz
ielben i'm Winter bic bauptid4li4ite
8eIddftisung Der pielen Irbetter.
Wenn Der Oineer eefroren mar,
tonnten eben teine StoHperluite itatts
1nben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
@olosYroDnftton.

Sn 1858 purbe in Mmerifa Der
b0hite @olb : @rtrag %getponnen, 9te
bamali9e probuttton bate ben
Wertb BON IS Mtlionen Dollars.
Der @rtrag nabm in ben folgenben
Sabren INNER mebr ab, Big er in
1883 MIR 30 Miuionen betrug. Sic
groben @olbzQ ueqen in California
tparen erf4Dpft rnb Colorado trat
an befIen @te(le an bic Spite ber
@olb : probutttDn.
Dafelbit itpurben iett September
1893 lber so neue Sob : Telber in
81 Counties er0Fnet; our4i@nittli4
3met ober bret reue in ieber Mp9e
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17

Die culumbii6e Treibcits,
9 todc lan9te fiirjlid BON 2roD. q.
g.. Dem 3eritellungsorte oerlelben, in
Sbica9o all. no man auf Der Tlaja Weit:
lid pom neutrality-suspicious. Elm Sc
rift fir lire Nuinabr1e erri6tete l,no
iie am 9. september, oem r@rano
MrmD"= Ga9c, gum criten Wtale ldutete.
Nut ibrem transport luur0e Sic @lode
bon @aosmortb MeneclD, Der lie 9es
Ao|len bat. ul1o bon @. s. $ omeu
esfortirt, sem Sobne oes Eatrioten, Der
sic Wcwcgun9 81 oen ireiwilli8en Samm,
lungcu fir sen @ub. al bencr befanut.
lid sic S6ultinber oes 2anoeS iid 10
re9e betbcilietcu. ieiuer j3eit in's 0ebeu
riei. Gas @epidt Ser @lode betrd9t
1900 Ffunb uno lire 90be etpas iber
6 SUP. wabreno iie 7 SUP 6 3oll i'm
Durd)meljer mibt. Nuf Dem oberen
@lodentranie pranScn bic 8orte:
rG6re lei @ott III scr 90be, Sriebe aui
Gr6en uno Sen Meniden Elm Wobl9e.
fallen." Nnocre Snlbrtiten ser @lode
iino: Gin neues @jebot gebe id Gud !:
Viebet chamber" uno ,Verfunotgt Srets
belt in alien Ydnbern." Weum aud sic
Neiie Der Treibeitsslofe ni9t III Dem
Sinue Elm TriumpbSu9 0enanlt meroen
fa,n, mie oicjenigc Der rSlo 2ibertp
Be(l" t1atlddlid) es mar, 10 1at es tn
sen Stdoten Ybilaoelpbia. Baltimore,
Malltn0ton, Tittsburg un0 S1oiQuapo'
lis al b~uloi9snoen Ssrenaeen nidt &C.
ieblt.
Gin Iebenbi9er Troi4 i'm
Magem etnes Meu6en n. Sn
elmer amerif. niid5eu meoijiniideu 3eit.
,1rift erj1b.t eill 9lr;t: Nn einem geiz
zen Sage iIu 9eptNuber 1891 trarf
Elm sc Sabre after 8auer @aiier, we(s
Dies Ill jciuer Orel0nlal6ine 9eleitet
murbt. ST. ,puroe oarauf iebr frauf;
er iiiblte clue eigcntbilnli6 unbcl9reib'
bare Senlatiou III Der We9ion oeS Mta'
aenS. Gin MrSt'muroe gebolt, bic lln'
belttmmtbeit Der Gylnptome ieoo6
nladte Die Diaguole ieDr lbwer uno oas
Qeioen muroc uid,t Dctinoert. Die Wc.
iuno1cit oss WtanneS wuroe INNER
i9lcd)ter ulo jcine @entiung ldien
boiinunsslos. Nnicuy5 Wiarj 1892
9elpanu er t1eilweiie icine @eiunobeit
mieoer, jeSo1 oaucrte baS nitbt lan9e
un0 balo ,uuroe CT lpieocr ernltlib frant.
Zines Cages i'm Npril wuroc iein gu,
itaub nod ,1limmer. 10 oaB CT 9laubte,
sr nitric llerbcu. El0sli6 muroe Ct
bon Grampieu er9riHen unp uuter gro:
Ben Nuitren9un1en 9elan9 es ibln, ein.n
tleineu lebenocn Troi0 aus;ulpeien.
|Das lebbalte @eid5pf mar IL 3oli
lang, iab crit weibli6 9elatincartig aus,
naDnl jeoody balo oarauf ieine natirlide
fSarbe an. Die yonbouer @odenldriit
rG9e Wfeoical &reb," welfe niele Sc.
ldiGte aboruft, la9t, oielelbe crinners
an bic &r0te. sic mad elmer @eiuu0en'
16ajt BON ctlilDen 0uubertcn BON Saft
ren aus eiucm Sa1oltciublod. Der &C.
paee ab0ebroden luuroe, b%erauShlpitc.
@etbli 1e Norredte in
S6altjo9r. Sn eincm alten angel
ia9liihcn Oelese, Wc(d)eS nod in Strait
lit, fiuoct iib iol9euoe 8eitimmung
90 oft eiu Sbaltjabr e%intritt, bebaup:
ten Sic Trauen BEN yorrana Dor oet
Maumcyll i'm 8unfte ser Nicbe, see
SrcicnS uuo 6eiratbenS, lc baB, menu
Sic Dane uorldldgt uu0 @rtldruu9eu
mQd)t, cs oeu Mtdnucru Our6auS ui9t
erlallbt lit, uei,i ;u ia9cn, iouoern fl
miiijeu Die Nntra9e nit aller Irti9feii
auinebmsu.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-11-14
The Mozart Quartet.

A Musicale Will be given at the COng'l
church, Wocott, Tuesday evening Nov. 10.
No pains or expense have been spared to fur
nish the music-oving people of Wolcott and
vicinity with a musical program which will
be tirst-class in every particular.
The Mozart Quartet formerly the Apollo
Quartet of Montpelier, consisting of Messrs.
Bancroft, LIST tenor; Chairman, I'd tenor;
Shepard, I'd bass; Lowe, LIST bass. This
Quartet is considered the finest in the State.
Friedrich w Bancroft, LIST te0or, is a must
elan of rare ability, who devotes his whole
time to this art and is well known to all
music loving people as one Of the finest ten0rs
in New England. His song-lecture of Irish
aud Scotch songs aud their writer's have
made him Justly famous, and those who have
the pleasure of listing to him are sure OF a
rich treat. The Quartet will be assisted by
Mr.. Ervng 'Estey Whitman. Note the fol.
lowing taken from the Rochester Herald oil
Oct. 81, '95:-
"Erving L'Esty Whitman, violin virtuosor
proved himself an artist of rare ability. Mr..
Whitman's first number an adagio OF his
own composition, was rendered with great
feeling and a marvellous tone. His second
number, Ovid Musins Mazourka' was PLAYED
with great briIliancy and the cadenza at che
end of the introduction, down bow staccato
of three octaves, which is regarded as most
difficult movement by violinists, was rem
dered with marvellous skill. Mr.. Whitman 8
comnositions gives him high rank among
American composers
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-11-14
STOWE.

Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Burt visited in Burling-
ton this week.
Mrs. c. II. Stone of Minneapolis is visiting
at +. K. Hale's.
A daughter was born to Mr.. aud Mrs. Whit
Barris on Monday.
The High School closes this week for a va
cation Of two weeks
Sanford Warren and wife are rejoicing over
the birth OF 101a pound girl
John Town of Washington, D. c., is again
visiting his many friends in stowe.
Mrs. F. A. Bennett, mother of Mrs. Orlando
Gerry died, last Monday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Mum of Saranac Lake, N. Y, is
home visiting her friends and relatives.
Mrs. Kate Peterson has purchased Nc
Phail piano for her granddaughter Gussie.
Noble Hill has moved to Morristown and
John Sherman has moved on to the farm he
vacated.
Will Aldrich is moving into the rooms re-
Gently vacated by 10 LaTuck, in the I. A.
Straw house.
After an illness of months Sullivan Stock
well died Nov. 3, at the advanced age of SO
years months and days. Funeral services
at his late residence Wednesday Nov. 6, Rev. ).
F. Drew officiating. He leaves a wife, one
son and two daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Stock
well were the Oldest married couple in town,
having lived together nearly 6S years.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our
sincere thanks TO all who SO kindly assisted
us during the sickness and burial of our hus-
band and father.
MRS. NJ. B. SToCKwELL,
Mr.. AND MRS. +. SToCKWELL,
MRS. NJ L. HODGE,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-11-14
ELMORE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gay have been oa
visit to their son Nelson, in Barre
Frank Slayton has been LAYING pipe to
take supply Of water from Il. D. Cooks
well.
Alonzo Darling aud family are moving in
to the Tucker house, recently vacated by A.
A. Bliss.
o. D. Bacon has two new chimneys, the
mason work being done by j. s. Warren of
Morrisville.
R. w. Tucker has been very i'll with sciatica
for the past two or three weeks and under
the care of Dr. Holbook, but is now much
better.
G. NJ. Harris horse has had severe illness
and lameness far nearly three weeks, which
are obscure and very difficult to diagnosis
and treat, requiring constant care and at
tention.
Ed Town lost his best horse last week. In
skidding logs the animal, through mistake,
pulled upon an entire tree length, then later
fell to the ground. 1t is thought blood
vessel was ruptured being in distress until
the next morning, when he was killed to end
his misery.
A. A. Bliss and family went to Calais on
Monday, where Misses Flora and Clara are to
remain. Mr.. Bliss is to return and remain
for awhile at least, boarding at Preston
Heakes S. lie Is TO Try the experiment OF con-
Quoting his two branches of business, here
and at Calais, simultaneously There is a
general desire that his stay and business here
may be far prolonged. Besides his store and
goods at Calais he has bought two dwelling
houses, one of which he rents.
Record Of attendance of school at Elmore
Pond for fall term of 1S95:-Number of
pupils 30; average attendance per day 26h
Those having no marks were :-Blanch OAR
ling, Clara Bliss, Hattie Wiltshire, Lucy and
Royce Falbert.-Anna Wilson. teacher.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-11-14
WATERVlLLE,

Mile Parker has gone to her mother in
st. Adams.
There will be dance at Carl Storms on
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley of Georgia visited
friends in town last week.
Frank Lumbra of Montgomery has moved
into one of Laraway's tenements
Joseph Ptman of Cambridge has moved
onto the Warner farm in Coddng Hollow.
The water in the branch was higher on
Sunday than it has been for several months
Orsmas Hodgkins of Boston, Mass was
the guest OF his son, d. Hodgkns. ldst-;7eek.
Mr.. and Mrs g. B. Thomas have gone to
Worcester, Mass. to remain through the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Shattuck were called
to Worcester, Mass, on Friday by the death
of his brother, o. p. Shattuck,
Miss Corela Brown who has been teaching
in Baker, field, and Miss Lena Wiley, who
has been teaching in Richford, returned home
on Saturday.
Miss Mary Wilbur went to Northampton,
Mass, on Friday to accompany her sister
Gertrude home, who has been sick at that
place for some time.
While Carl Weston, a travelling salesman,
was in Laraway's store, his horse took fright
at something, ran down the street to Shat
tuck store, collided with the store steps,
overturning the carriage and freeing him
from the same.
A fire was discovered in the upper rooms
OF Mrs. c. A. Boards house on Saturday
about noon, which came near being serious,
but by the timely discovery and plenty of
good help the fire was soon put out. but not
until d large amount of clothing and furni-
ture were burned.
School in district No. l closed Nov. O.. To-
tai number of scholars. 80; average attend
ance, "a 8. Those having no marks during
the term are Edith Maynard Bertha Chase,
Wilma Smith, Gertie Miller, Alice and Gladys
Thomas and Gladys Smith. Those absent
only on account Of t sieLnes. :. N. are olga aad
are due the scholars for the tokens presented
at the close of the .serm.-Lettie Atwell,
teacher.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-11-14
Death of A. c. Raymond.

In the death of Mr.. A. c. Raymond which
occurred on Monday, the II 1th inst. Stowe
loses one OF her most worthy and respected
citizens. MIR Raymond was born in Stowe
February IL, 1912, and lived here during the
greater part of his life. At the age of nearly
II years he enlisted in Co. E, 18th Regt. Vt.
Vols. as private He followed the fortunes
of his company and was mustered out July l,
1868, but again enlisted Feb. 5, 1864, as
sergeant in Co. G, 18th Vt. While in service
under the flag in this regiment he was three
times promoted, to orderly sergeant in Dec,
1864 in March, 65, to first lieut., and June
26, '65, to captain, but for some reason his
commission did not reach him in season, so
his was mustered out of service at the close of
the war as first lieutenant. During the siege
OF Petersburg he was wounded and while at
home on furlough during the recovery from
this wound he was married to Pricilla Moody.
On his return from the war he went to
Iowa, where he lived until late in 1872, when
his wife died, leaving three children. He then
returned to Stowe aad entered the store of
Cakes Cady at the lower village, where he
remained until they sold out He was again
married Oct. 6, 1874. to Martha Smalley
who died April 16 1882, leaving no children
In IA or 10 he was engaged in the meat
business in Stowe and followed it uHti the
fall ISL
At the March meeting of 80, he was elected
as town clerk aud held the position until his
death. Dec. IS, 1883 he married Alice A.
Hitchcock of Westfield, who, with one child
survives him. Ia the fall of SO he was elected
as representative to the general assembly
and served one term. He held the office of
postmaster under Harrison's administration
and has been appointed as aide de camp on
the staff of the commander of the VI Dept
of the G. A. R., which position he was holding
at the time of his death. Besides these he has
held nearly all the town offices and has been
twice elected as director of the Vermont Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Go.
Mr. Raymond has faithfully performed the
duties of every Office to which he has been
elected and justly merits the respect and es-
TEEN of every one, and which was accorded
him by all In the early spring he had au
attack of sickness from the date of which he
gradually failed. He visited several health
reereFts Asuriag the Burluzer bat Tccc! y@iw-sss
benefit About the last of October 10 re-
turned from Evansville. N. Y, to Burline ton
where he, staid about a week and was brPught
home Nov. 5th, and from that time failed
rapidly until tie 11th when he passed away.
The funeral service will be held in Unity.
church by Rev. DR.. Booth on Thursday at
80 D. m
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-11-14
CAMBRIDGE,

Mrs. Albert Cutting is absent from town on
q visit to friends.
Doctor Newton has moved into one of W.
M. SCotts tenements.
Louis Cook has an offer to go to Massa-
chusetts to care for a large farm.
The funeral of D. W. Cutting was well at
tended and the services very impressive.
Chauncey Warner, who has been more than
usually feeble for the past few days, is better.
Our merchants are having a large fall
trade. The trust is broken and the trade is
coming back.
Most of the schools in town closed last
week, and the School Directors say they have
been very satisfactory.
The rain of Saturday and Saturday night
caused the Lamoille river to overflow its
banks, and the meadows are well covered
with water.
A larger acreage has been plowed this fall
in Cambridge and vicinity than ever before in
the fall of the year. which is a sure indication
of progressive farming.
The Old Peoples Day at the Congregations
al church was a very becoming exercise. The
aggregate age of ten present was 800 years,
the Oldest being "a and the youngest "a.
petition has been handed the Selectmen
of this town asking them to lay road from
near the Lanplough mill to point near the
steam mill of Waite Il Co. 1t is estimated by
the Selectmen that the expense would be
about $4,000.
Aunt Hannah Freeman is in town. She is
q very well preserved lady of 81 years of age,
in the full possession of all her faculties and
would not be taken for "A person over 70. She
came to attend the funeral Of ID. w. Cutting
who married her niece.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-11-14
HARDWlCk.

Station Agent Dutton is now improving
every day.
Mr.. Edmunds goes to Morrisville this week
to open "A jewelry store. Success to him.
Mrs. y. l.. Hines was at Manchester, N. H.,
last week to attend the wedding OF her son,
+. A. Hines.
Rev. Mr.. wilkins and daughter will oc.
cupy the upstairs tenement in l.. II. War
ren's house.
There was lecture at A. p. A. hall Tues
day evening by Rev. G. W. Dockham ofSt.
Johnsbury.
The Gazette office will be moved Saturday
just across the bridge into the remodeed
blacksmith shop.
The heavy rain Saturday caused se'eral
bad deprssions in the concrete sideEillk
near H. X. Kimball's.
There were two weddings in town Tuesday
B. Il. Cobb and Miss Bertha WarneA OF
East Hnrdwck and W. +. Angel and Mss
Carrie Cobb The happy couple will tak4n
trip to the Club"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-11-14
CABOT.

Bell Smith has returned to Marshleld to
teach.
Mrs Thomas Moulton of Barre is visiting
Mrs Fred Marsh
Mr.. aud Mrs Allie Hickie are rejoicing over
the birth of daughter.
Luna Atkins is i'll with fever. She was
taken i'll soon after coming from Montpelier
Seminary.
Henry Morgan, the wood sawyer, was car
ried to Waterbury last week, as he had be-
come insane.
Some evil disposed persons removed the
railing from the bridge near Mr.. Badwin's a
few nights ago.
School in No. closed Nov 8. Whole num-
Der of pupils who attended was II ; of these,
attended during the 10 weeks without
marks. They were Carrie Paine, Julia Paine
Allon Paine, Arthur Gilman, Lillian Gilman.
Guy Nelson, Gertie Adams, Maggie Adams
and Genie Adams. Johnnie and Philip
Adams were present except 21a days each
There were no tardy marks during the term.
The teacher wishes to thank the pupils for
their ready obedience and for the presents
she received the last day. Bertha Osgood.