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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-01
0enorben.

9lm II. 9eS, in Canal 9ober Mif
2ena 8ei9ano i'm 9llter bon Is Sab:
rem an Der Mus5ebrung.
9llu Is. 0e5. in 8enniIpn Sobn 2in=
gan i'm alter bon 68 Sabren.
glm q. 9e5. in gaepport Der 17idb=
rige Setpis, Sobn bon 8. 9. Walace.
Qlm 20. 9es. in SEEM Bbilaoelpb ia
S6onas N. Waleruee, Sobn bon @sra
Wtallesnee an Welt TrontitroBe, i'm Ml=
ter BON 35 SaDren. Ser 8eritor bene
binterldBt cine trauernbe @ittpe, aber
feline Sinoer. Seerbigung in Sreeport,
Sarriion so.
9lm "a. 9e5. in @nooenbutten grau
9lnna Wifi6, 80 Sabre alt. sic mar
Die Wtutter bon 3eln &inoern, bon pel=
6en li6 nod 4 S09ter uno 3 SDbne
an 2eben befinOen. 3tpei SDbne ta=
men i'm Siir9ertriege ums Geben.
9(m 27. 9e5. in ll6ri9soile, Sbere=
ia s. Stout, Satin oes Serausge=
bers oe5 r@bronicle", i'm 2llter BON Sc
Sabren, z Ntonoten uno 5 5o9en, na1
lan9e> Srantbeit. Die geerpi9un9 err
folgte am Spnnto9 in GnaOen6iitten.
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WoHerflut6en baben am Weibna6ts.
tage i'm meiten gBeiten enormen S9a.
Den an9eri6tet. 9tus ben bielen trau=
rigen Beri6ten beben mir ben na6fol,
9enoen 1eraus.
Sefferlon Gitp, Mo., "a. 9eS. Giu
unaufb0rli6er &egenfall 9at in oel1
Sbdlern bes Siaae, MoreQu uno @as=
conaoe felt Wontag cine grOBe lleber=
i6wemmun9 aneeri9tet uno nod im=
mer baben li6 Die S6leuien oes Sim=
mels ni6t gei6loi1en. Inter ben @in=
mobnern Der furhtbni Il anb beh6lfer=
ten Sbalse9enDen lit lnfolse oeiien eine
Panif aussebro6en uno nit ibrer
mertbbOllfen 6abe 1ino oieielben aui
Die yerse sefliitbtet, mo lie bel Dem berr=
l6enoen untpetter gesmunsen lino, gu
perbleiben uno Der gertpiiitung Susu=
iGauen, tpel1e oas perbeerenbe Clement
anri6tet. 6iinfsig Meilen tpeit biloet
III Dem Siage Sbale Die 8ahermafe
cine posenoe See, N0es nit it6 fort=
reibenb, mas li6 ibr in ben Weg Itelt.
Cine berartige Salamitdt 1T bier lett
bem Sabre 1874 ni9t erlebt ipproen uno
jeBt i9on itebt oas Waher bDber als
oamals. 9ie gan5e Ginipobneri6aft
Iiebt einem traurisen Weibna6tstase
ent9egen.
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Sin aanacs Gaus Aeitoblett.

Sn @lebelanb lief fiirSli6 Die vPer=
manent guiloing & 2oan 9lRociation"
in elmer &lage geQen Nusult Wiesner
einen &urator ernennen, Der bas Gi=
sentbum oes 8ertlasten, befebeno aus
einem grDBern @ebduoe nit suei 2doen
uno elmer biibiden aweiitOdiaen v@ot=
tage", nit 8ei6lae beleete. Ser &u=
rator nabm ieoen Sag Die @ebduoe in
9lugeni6ein. glls er li6 aber am Nbeno
Dor Dem @eibna6tstage mieoer ein=
fano, mar su ieinem ni6t geringen Gr=
itaunen Die Cottage ipurlos Derl6mun=
ben. 9ie 9ta6barn batten feline Nb=
nuna, mas aus oem @ebduoe 9eworoen,
uto beute umitanoen 9unoerte bon
Mani6en ben plab, mo- geitern nod
cir speilt6figes Saus geltanoen bate.
SubItperltdnbli9 ipuroen iofort ueitere
gfadforidungen anseitellt uno babel in
@riabrung gebra6t, oaB oas @ebduoe
mdhrenD Der gia9t BON einem Srans=
pprteur uno ieinen 2euten na6 Dem
etpa brei Meilen entfernten @leenbille
seidafft tporoen mar.
IS banbelt li1 in Dem Sall Offenbar
um einen 9iebltabl, unb Der Gurator
bat ben Sransporteur, Der ibm betannt
lit, aufaeforOert, binnen orei 5asen
oas Saus Suriifsubringen, Diorigen=
falls er poliaeilibe NnSeise maden unb
i'm ipesen Miba6tuns bes @eri6ts
per)aften laiien tperoe.. gs tebt au err
wa.ten, baB bas 6aus bemndAit nun
ben Giifipea antreten tperoe.
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SOFT 9M lie

electric 8itters als Wiebi3in benubt,
wenn Du Did unmobl fiiblteIt +? Wenn
ni6t 10 faufe cine Glai6e unb made
cine Yrobe. Gieie Mebiain bat ii9 ipe=
aiea bemdbrt als Mittel CUR Grlei6te=
rung unb 0eilung aller s5rauenfrant=
beiten, inbem es cine munberpoll ftdr=
fenoe Wirfuns auf Die peibliden Orr
game ausiibt. SebIt Dir Der Mppetit,
ooer leioeit 9u an Yerltopfung, Gopf=
ipeb, Sbpinbelanfdllen, Nerpofitdt,
|S1lafloiisfeit, &eisbarfeit, ober Dee
lanholie, biIt Du G6ipd1eanfdlen un=
teriporfen bann lit electric gitters bic
Ar5nei, Die gu ben6tbialt. Gtdriung
|unb @eiunbbeit iperben BEL ibrern Sc
brauA garantirt. @rpBe Glaineia fiir
.nur 80 Gents In Der Qlpotbeie Doll
8 s.. IS. MiIler ~ 81 bn.
ssn Sent lino g1emiier lrD Sn.
aenieure aus Yaris an9eions men, iii,
unterlu9un9en bariiber qls3ufieIIens pb
@QriS NIT Mailer Qiis I'm @fnffyIff
|pfrlprQt lpfrDea tonne. 4
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&,,rse Notisett.
3nIan0.


@rdblides 2Dnbeeribt BEL lebanon,
GD. cine 6rau Wef unb ibr 3ubdlter
Deberes tpuroen in ibrem 9auie leben=
big perbrannt. Sie Dffentli6e Meinung
perlangt itrense geitrafuns Der S6ul=
oi9en.
Sn Baltimore, Mb., iinb am @eib=
na6tabeno BEL elmer bur6 bermeintli=
ben Seuerausbru6 entltanoenen Parit
i'm Srpnt Street Sbeater q perionen
toot georildt poroen.
8ei gbilicotbe, o., lit Die eroBe ge=
oefte Bride ilber ben Sciotr Tlub OBJ
9ebrannt.
3wiiben ben &oblengrdbern unb Den
8rubenbeIibern 1T es borge1tern 9lbenb
IN Columbus 81 elmer Gini5ung iiber
Die 2obnicala pro '96 setommen. Ser
2obn lol 8 Gents unter oemjenigen i'm
Yittsbur9 9iitritt iteben lno Die 8e=
nubung Der Gompaanie= Stores freige=
| fellt iein.
Sn Siio Suinois felen in Der Sreis
tasna6t s 3oll Sdnee.
Gice, Der farbi9e MDrber pom8loom=
fielb Sunnel III in Steubenpille err
lpii6t moroen.
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Gin Sausi6ak.

8. %. Ssuller in Ganajobarie, q.
g., iagt, baB er beitdnoig 9r. Sings
Seem DISCOVERY i'm Sauie balte feline
Samille babe Die 9lr5nei INNER nit be-
item Grfolge eebrau6t unO er meroe
ME obne bieIelbe bleiben. IS. q. 9D=
feman, 9lpotbeter in Gatsfia, sc. g.,
iast, baB Or. Sings Stem 0iscoperr
un5meiielbaft bas bette Wfittel gegen
Suiten iei oaB er lett abt Sabren bas=
ielbe in ieiner eigenen Samilie benube
uno ME obne ben gepiini6ten @rfDlg.
Sollte man ni6t nit eirem iolb aage=
mein anertannten unb lansit bemdbrten
Wittel einen 8eriu6 MAIDEN ? Probe=
flai6en gratis, resuldrer preis so Gts.
unb 81. 3u baben in Der 9lpotbefe bon
3 s. 6. Miller & g pbn.
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500 Weilen SiGets.

9ie 6. 8. & %. gilenbabn So. bat
on ibren Stationen neue Meilentifets
su berfaufen. Sieielben lino gut fir
500 Meilen iiber bic 8abnen Oieier Sc
ielli9aft. Sas reilenoe Publitum
miro Oieie 9idets iebr bequem finoen
unb Die @eieaidaft bittet oaiielbe, ibr
feline &unoi4aft susumenoen. Sir
nd6ere Mustunft penoe man li9 an Die
Sidet @genten Der gabn.
- Wir f0nnen uno tpollen gud Elm
Monument better Qualitdt billiger per=
taufen als irsenb cine perantwortlide
Jirma i'm Staate Sbio.
Better & 2Dtle.
- &auft fein Monument na6 einem
&atalog. &ommt mad Der Wertltatt,
iebt mas Sbr tpOllt llno ipart @elo oa=
bel. oenn oieielben ,perben eegenwdrtio
billiger Oertauft als je 5upor bel
gei ter & & b tie.
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Git Slipetastpet9 BOA SSeru=
Sdlctt.

Solgenoer Srief tpuroe bon GlO. 3.
8. Miller Dem befannten Serausoebe,
BON v@ospel Mellenger", Yrdlioent bon
oct. WOrris College uno Nutor peri6ie=
Dener Werte, unter tpel9en Europe
and Bible Lands" melt uno brett guf=
ieben errsgte, 9ei6rieben. 5err s.. 8.
Ntiller ma6t nun feline brittle Geiie i'm
6eiligen 2anOe unO miro bieielbe auf
cine WeltumIe9elung ausOebnen.
Seruiolem, SDrien, Is. Ott. 1895.
0r. 9. Sabrnep 0}ein lieber Sru=
Der ! Sei9ei6lOlien ienOe i'd Dir einen
Olipenswei9, Den i'd ielbit BON einem
Der alten SelbGume in @etbiemane
pHiifte. 9u pirit oielen @ruB aus Der
Terne li6er i6dBelt, iopobl in Se3uq
auf Die sebeili9ten @rinnerungen, Die
li6 an ben Plab tniipfen, als bes Sen=
oer5 balber. IS tbut mir re0t leio,
Sid bel meinem Seiu9e in Chicago,
ebe i6 Die &eiie um Die Welt antrat,
ni6t getroIfen Su baben. g8ir peroen
mon elllt9e 2SD0ef III eSeru1alent Dlel=
ben unO Oann uniere Neiterreiie Our6
Snoien nieoer aufnebmen. unler 8e=
lunObeits5uitano 1T Der 8eite. Wtrs.
Dliller fiibrt in ibrem Meoisintaiten
eine 9usmabl Seiner Meoisinen nit
ii6 uno menn es bes S66fen WiQe lit,
10 MAIDEN lie nit uns Die &eiie I'm Die
g8elt. Wteine beiten @riiBe an Define
Samilie uno Serrn Searoorf. Meine
9lOreile 1T Suliar, Snoien es foQte
mid freuen BON Dir gu hOren. Wtit
gruoergruB 8. 8. 0dller.
9lnmerfung. Glb. Miller unb feline
6rau batten auf alien ibren 3eiIen 6or=
mis- Seilmittel gum 8egleiter. Sbr
Wertrauen gu bieien MeblSinen bat lei=
men guten 8runo. Sornis 9tlpentrdu=
ter Ylutbeleber rettete bpr Sa9ren bas
2eben BON Wrs. Willer.
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,,Sime" bIetbt ,,9iMte. +"

Sn einem Yroseiie, in benz es li6 um
Die 6ra5e banoelte, ob cine, our6 ben
tdeli9en Nustaul6 itart abgeniibte
Silbermiinse baour6 an ibrem
opllen Wertb perliert, bat oas Sber=
bunoeseeri9t eine 6eibung ab9ege=
BEN, Die bon all9emeinem Snterefe lein
oirfte.
IS bate ndrnlib por ldn9erer 3eit
elm &pnoutteur Der Seriep @itp & Ser
gen gabn i'm Staate Heip sSerieD Die
9lnnabne zines filbernen 3ebncents=
Stiifes perwei9ert, neil baIielbe herar=
tis abgeniibt mar, baB es ibm niAt Ooa=
tpertbig bortam, reip. Der Sallier Der
Babn lol6es @elo ben Qonoutteuren
mieoer Suriifldpb, menn lie es abllefer=
ten. Ser betreffenoe pollagier, Sames
G. Mor9an, mel6er lid peiserte, elm
anoeres @eloltiif an 3a9lungsltatt 5ll
geben. tpuroe oaraufbin abgeiebt, por=
auf er einen proseB gegen Die gabnge=
| |lelli1aft an Itren9te unb Elm 3ablungs=
urtbeil BON SIS ertpirfte.
Die beflagte &ompagnie appellirte
Igeeen oieIes Grfenntilss tt3 on ca5
Cberbunoesgeridt, mel6es oas erltin=
fan5li6e nrtbeil beltdtiste. sSn einem
@uta6ten iaet Gbefridter 5uller, Die
Miiu3gelebe entbielten feline 8eitimmuns
geeen bic 8eral,s9abung bon Wtiin=
gen, bic MIR our6 ben tdgliAen 8ebrau9
abseniibt ieien. Wlan mii1e iol6e
@elol ltiife, 10 lange iie mod erfenntlid)
leien, als 2esal Senoer llno baber als
pollwertbige Nustaui6mittel betra6ten.
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8oIibar.
80. December 1896.
Wertber 8eoba9ter I!

Wertber 8eoba9ter
9lm lebten Montag ben 20. purbe
bier cine Wabl absebalten iiber vNaB"
ooer vSrofen". 9as &elultat mar
18 Stimmen mebr fiir ,5rofen" rnt
10 miiiien mum am 23. Sanuar uni-e
Wirtbidaften fiir 5iuei Sabre sefdloi=
len tperben. gBer alio noh ein @lae
8ier in 8olipar trinten mill, mub 1td
beeilen, benn na6 bem 20. beiBt es
vSrinf Wallerle" :! llno fa's f6o in
be S4uba ct leibe tperb' piiatbig,
tpenn Stiefe remit
9lm 23. tpurbe bier 2eroD Sones be-
eraben. Der "a Sabre aft eemorbene
8eritorbene bate lange 3eit an Der
Waieriu6t gu leioen. St binterldBt
ieiner Wittpe Elm Sigo. M6ge ibm bic
Groe lei6t lein !
9lm lebten Sreitag ben 81. itarb ba=
bier na6 LANCER Grantbeit Sr. Simlpn
Gennels i'm 9llter BON II Sabren unb
II 3agen. Ser Serltorbene mar Elm
geteran aus bem leBten Grieg, lang
idbriser giireer bon gOlipar, Elm gutter
Samilienpater uno beliebt bel ieinen
Na6barn uno 8efannten. Seit ni6t
gang 2 sSabren Wittwer, binterldBt er
fiinf Ginber, stpei SD6ter uno brei
S0bne, ebenio mebrere Gntel. 9ie
2ei6enfeier fano am 20. bonn Sauie
ieires dlteiten Sobnes itatt unter Be-
tbeilisung bes Sort 2amrence Poitens,
oeHen Mitelieb er tpar. 9ie 2ei6e
nurbe auf Dem neuen Srieobofe, an Der
Seite ieiner Satin, beigeiebt. Paitor
Summers bielt in Der Ntetbooiiten=Sir= ir=
DE Die 2ei6enreoe. M6ge Dem Seim=
ae9onaenen Der Staten lel6t iein
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@etratbsb ewiaignmgett.

Mm. Megonnel - Sattie Q. pratt.
Sam. s.. 2ee1 ~ Sleba 3. Sobn.
Wm. s. Wlallonee Gmma gseil.
Grancis o. Rnapp Sne5 6. Sobnion.
Ghas 80. Beaber -5uian Me@ourin.
Shannon S. Geapelill -Qouifa &anft.
Wm. $. Martee Wl. o. 8. Mutb.
Sonatban S. MlmeDa Neigbbor.
Daniel Sbmarnl Marn 81. Burt.
Nr 6. 0aDerlnait MarD u. Gifblep.
Mmbrole W. Nenber Wlaagie Megarp.
syohn Mffolter = Btuna 6nerit.
S5ranf W. Noa1 glIa Nnnlton.
SDhn Neaber gallie Simmer.
GliDer G0rrea MarD q. 0oober.
Better Border WarD u. G1erlf.
Emanuel Detl0er Gffie DanGirf.
Sobn 6. Narells Dlanhe Ganina.
Gbas. S. Donalb Gora M. 0uQbes.
Walter g. Hpbinloa Beflie IS. 0a-
milton.
9bpnlas Watlins 6arab g5roipIl
@nss IS. GensIsr Martta @ 1ee{e.
gia. NJ @rdn}e ilIie q. )int9.
Slaae AnIriiI pfd Nls 2bpus.
81 \
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4 Sn Miinden berlautet serii6ttpei=
ie, baB Der GrOnprin3 BON sstalien, gif=
tor emanuel, DeraD9 nDn Neapel, fi6
init prinaiiin Watbiloe, Das fe1ste
bon n Ginoern bes prin3en 2uoipig
bon BaierK, eirer GnfeIin bes prinsre-
Egenten berlDbt babe. prirseliin Sra
thilbe iff Is, Ripnprin3 wiftor glno-
|nnel as sSa6re alt.
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Der 9foring DEE
tpeiblid,en Hunftionen ieiben, f0nnen Rratt
nno @eiun6beit tpieber erlangen, tuenn re
DIR. Bierce'S "Favorite Prescription" Gee
brauden. @egen gei,t i1nb Sd,meraen, &C.
aeu Berioben Der Melandolie nnb Shlato'
fiateit tann Sbnen tein Wftttel 10 anf ote
Damer belfen, als biefe, ans Yfan3en'
ffoffen 3uiantmengeieste Nr5net. Sse er'
iparen fib bic Doftorrehnnng uno bte Sbrer
Sdambaftisfeit peinlife ar1tltbe Inter.
1udung, tpenn Ste biefes Prescription"
BON DIR. Bierce faufen. Seit ptelen Sabren
bat DIR. 81. 9. Bierce foniultirenber 9bets
arst unb Spesialiit bes nSnnaltos' Dotst
an6 surgical Snftitnte" AT Buffalo, W. D.,
Sas @tu6iun Der Nraue,ifranfbeitem 3u iei-
ner Gpesialitdt aentadt; brrf feline nnfal'
Se1beu Grfabrumaen iuurbe ct IN ben Stan0
aeiebt, eil1 Resept 3niammen3uitelleit, Ildti1'
it'd bas "Prescription" baS brett anf bic
tpeiblife1 iunerlihen Srgane iuirtt. Stn0
gle i'm 3uetfel iiber Sbr 2eibeu, 70 fhret>
beu Sie an iDn - es foftet Sie nifts. Gin
BON ber Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
citation in 8uffalo, N. g., beranssegebenes
8u9 iiber ,.Oie Srau rno thre &ranfbetten"
1T fit atte Srauen BON Snterehe. GS iptr0
oeaen Gnieuouuq bon 10 @eut8 IN Srtets
rnarteu iiberallbtu peri6idt.
gSenn Erauen bon Jteruofitdt, Hetsbars
felt, nerp6fer Sinfdnisteit ober @rfd0pfuns
unb ShlafoiiSfeit geplast fino, TIT tn neutt
BON aebu SGuen bic Quelle bes 2etoens trgenb
cine SerIdiebuns, llnreselmdbisfeit ober
Gt0rune bee ipetbitd)eu, Der Grbaltnng oer
Menidbeit bieuenoeu apparates nno ietner
Tnnfttouen. DR.. Bierce'S 'Favorite Pre-
scription" furtrt auf Die 0auer iotpobI
(oldle TGne, ipie ouh Die qldlenoen tnner'
ltfeu Gr9ii1ie aus ben S6leimbauten une
bereu Gnt5iiubung uno @iterung.
8rooflpu, Sadfou Co., Mih.
@eebrte Serreni SD bin nit Sergniigen
bereit, 81 be;eugen, bab Sbre 10 uertbpone
Mebisiu MIDI BON rSraueni6tudhe" nno
fatarrbalii6em Grgub aus ben 9autfalteu
bes bisfreten Organs flIrirt bat. Sabre lang
babe i6 an ratidmer5et selittem uno
bate feine rubge ga6t 11ebr. auf Sbre
Gnpfebluns besann i'd etne aur NIT DR..
Bierce's "Favorite Prescription. Borber
founte id1 auF feiner Watrase liegen; mir tuar bas
bel, aIs OBJ id um9ebradt tperben 5oate. Seitoem
i'd Sbre Webi3u sebraude, fann ib ihlaFen, 100 10
piu i'd bin iebt gang 9eunb nito tnnn iooiel aus
balten, ipie Die Siingite. lin teinen Dreis beg
@elt mDdte i'd nodmaIs in m,eiMen friberen 3us
famb geratben. Sbre oanfbare
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6d1lSfrdueit,

fbmd0ltW, geIs
untergefoinrt1en
ober nberarbet>
tet finb, ober Bite
an HIdenfh
sen, Ropfmeh,
Drnd I'M lite
terleib uub pies
len anberen
@bnnptonien
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-01-24

The report that E. Ely Goddard and
wife of New York have been in some
of the neighboring towns recently, re-
calls to mind the conspicuous part once
acted in Vershire history by Mr.. God
dard when what is now Vershire was
known as the town of Ely.
Mr.. Clarence E Earl, the noted
Brooklyn singer, was in town last
week and gave an entertainment on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 10th which
was greatly enjoyed by all. While in
town Mr.. Earl was the guest of his
cousin, Mr.. B. f. Fuller. Thursday
morning he kindly sang for the benefit
of the schools and Thursday afternoon
he sang at the burial service of Mrs.
Fuller, mother of Mr.. Cyrus Fuller.
Friday morning he and the gentleman
friend who accompanied him on his
tour to Vermont, left for Boston. A
part of Mr.. Earrs boyhood was spent
in Vershire and while here he met
many old friends and renewed old &C.
quaintances.
f. A. and Elmer Blanchard have re-
Gently captured four or five foxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Orr and Eddie
Church attended the funeral of their
uncle, Mr.. Alonzo Clark, at Oxford last
Saturday. Mr.. Clark's early lite was
spent in Vershire where he and the
whole Clark family are still kindly re-
membered by many who will regret
his death and extend their sympathy to
his grief stricken family and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III Gilman of Barre,
former residents of Vershire, visited
in town and attended church here last
Sabbath where many of their old
friends were glad to meet them and all
regret that they are not now as former
ly constant attendants here.
The annual creamery meeting was
held on the 9th inst. and the old board
of directors were re. elected for the en-
suing year, comprising the following:
Hon. S. b. Darling, r. ID. Richardson,
John chatham and j. Theron Dow.
Versbire creamery has received l.
647. 5S3 lbs. of milk during last year,
from which 86,693 lbs of butter has
been churned for which S14, 4S4 80 has
been paid the patrons Average price
paid per pound was 2l Lac.
Died in Vershire Jan. 21st, Jesse
Rowell aged 80 years, z months and "a
DAYS. He was born on the farm on
which he died and always lived there
with the exception of eight months
which he spent in Boston.
Mrs. Sewell Fuller, mother Of Cyrus Full
Ter of this town, was brought here for bur-
ial from Bradford last Thursday, Jan. 10th.
~. In arohfra I.,lx nd
died i'm Bradford, Jan. IL, 1896, her life thus
reaching over almost the whole of the 10Th
century and the greater part of that life was
spent in Vershire. Here on what is DOW
one of Vershire's deserted farms, she pa
tiently labored amid the many privations
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OlCOtt.

Rev. Thomas lyric of st. Johnsburv
delivered an eloquent lecture at Mars
toms Hall on Tuesday evening. 1t was
the third lecture of the course, the sub.
iect was 1.-THE men of the time" 1t
was very interesting and brought out
a full house. The next one will be In
two weeks.
The reading rooms in Marston's
block are we'll patronized, good Ii
brary, daily papers, magazines ana
some games for the younger people,
make a good place for those who have
not the advantages of these things at
home to congregate.
The temperance meeting of the NJ
E. church under the auspices OF thei
order of Good Templars brought out
a full house. Prayer was offered Dy
Mr.. COBB the history of Olcott Lodge
was given by J. M Quimby, very IN
teresting remarks were made by Rev.
t. Mac Briar, recitation by Miss Rus
sell, cornet and organ music by Chss.
Morey and Mrs F. Marston, reading
of temperance movements by Rev. A.
A. Estabrook.
Rev. T. MacBriar has been engaged
for another year by the Congregational
church.
Andrew Grow had the misfortune to
ipiure his arm by having it drawn into
the machinery at the mill.
Electric lights have been put into
GouId's store and Marston's block.
Some miscresnt poisoned the large
watch dog of Mr.. Hoyt last week.
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VerShire.

The North American Review has a
timely article about stopping the war
talk in the United States, in which
the writer says:
"Meetings should be held by every Cham
Der of Commerce throughout the county 10
protest against the widespread devastatloll
war and its rumors will entail. meetings.
should be held in every village town nan
to enable the farmer to express his protest
at condition of affairs which Will reduce
wheat to twenty-five cents bushel by the
closing up of European markets, ana Wnlcn
will raise the rate of interest on ms mort
gage. Meetings should be held py every
labor organization to protest against state
of affairs that will stop operations on every
building now in process OF constructor.
and which through the general paralysis OF
busines will reduce to begging tnOuSanus
of innocent work people. But stlll more
should meetings be held by every chuI &c
throughout the land to protest against IN 5ne
infamy of war between the two great Ell
gIish sneaking peoples of the world.
Urgency is required, because we may De
led into position from which it may be
difficult to withdraw"
The creamery paid its patrons 70
cents for December butter.
w. A. Mattoon lost valuable horse
this week.
Fine weather and reasonably good
wagoning.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the coming Farmers Institute
which meets here Jan. % and "a, and
there will doubtless be GOOD atten-
dance.
Harry A, Parker writing under date
of Ian. 10th speaks of big snow storm
on that day in Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs Ora Hutchinson of East Orange
10 with her mother, Mrs. j. j. Parish
lev. who is very i'll with something like
nneumonia. DR.. Locke of Corinth is
her physician. ,
Mrs. Oscar Carlton is at Bradford
caring for Mrs. Blanche Carlton VINO
is reported as very low.
Mr.. Geo. E. Stacy visited an uncle
in Newbury last week.
If has been a time of sickness for the
past two weeks. The prayer meeting
At the Advent chapel was omitted SAP
hath evening, Jan. 12th, owing to SICK
ness in the family of Elder Jackson
Among those who have been sick are
John i. CIough, l.. l.. Robinson, ,. b.
Darling. Mrs. A: II Cotton, M Mr.;
Simeon blanchard, the youngest child
of Mr. and Mrs freeman Spears and
the children at Mr.. f. ID. Richardson's.
MANY others too have been suffering
severely with the prevailing distem-
per and schools have been badly broken
into.
In an unfortunate collision with the
stage. Mr.. Gilman's carriage was bad
ly wrecked but we are glad TO know
that neither he nor Mrs. Gilman re
ceiyed any personal injuries.
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1t is an uncommon thing to learn of per-
sons reaching the age of Mrs. Emyle Hyde
Grinnell, and years of good health such as
hers come only to those who make use Of
the very best means of keeping well.
No one will wonder that the bright-eyed
old lady, whose mind today is as alert and
clear as ever, should be anxious for others
to try Paine's celery compound.
Mrs. Emyle Hyde Grinnell was born in
Bennington, Vt, July 6, 1896, and is today
living with her granddaughter the wife OF
Martin Fowler of Colchester, Vt, beauti-
full town near Fort Ethan Allen. Her rather
was farmer and hotel keeper. and she
lived upon the farm until her marriage.
Mrs. Grinnell has none of the inflrmitleS OF
old age. She rises at daylight, works about
the house, and when the weather Will per-
| nit walks outdoors. Her eyesight is so good
that she threads needle and spends many
hours crocheting and doing fancy work.
She keeps abreast of the times, and is re-
markabiy well-infOrmed upon many sub,
| iects. She declares that she does not feel
an older than she has for y ears, and II peo-
pie half her age enjoyed such good health
| az she they would consider themselves for
tunate. She has seven children. four boys
and three girls, two of whom are living today
Mrs. Grinnell writes:
| COLCHESTER, VT. Oct. IL, 1895.
| "PaIne's celery compound has been my
health preserver during the last few years
| Whenever | dave an ache or pain rev
doses of this medicine gives me RELIEF ana
strength. Few women even though mucn
Younger than 1, enjoy as good health, foI
my appetite is natural, my sleep refreshing