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New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
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From Engineering.

From Engineering. .nuareny ~. -
The Chinese Government mas ~" and IS s.s, -
tied the Importance or ran" = In the nssesn s
rronFsrr,ns unon tho Celestfl Empnss sylten ~
r,iiyav accommoda ton This onahich tn -
a recently published imperial decisvresrng pons. Il
terestng document from an Hsciee ARE oI,,is. o.
view "A3 railways, says 10 ~ and more ~, IN
H. 90 for c9,nn9erce the Imperial uo,reduce tas tas
decided ,nJer all circumstances 10 Rave therers
I'm China The Princes and Minis ,hs frst inst.:H n
been commanded 10 PROPOSE ",bs vicinity Va 90
the building OF raiwahs aiwhsoansnty -, they ns'TTsaw
,,,tsstanai tha coy9rnor in kuang-oh ate now -
have the district surveyed and ths! he western,
railway line from Tien-Tsin alons, ,he "SoutTs1n
der OF the Emperor CanaI, o%hiow Bridge ~
parks" as far as the Lu-Chou-Sns'og" and viii ~s. 81.
49,, a0n non ,aes They have a'so, copcern,ss -
with oIi nossih,e necessary inIol Hrsctor mgn ry
the matter and requested tnat r. is exceeo'Sf
appointed for the undertah"sn, naw urdertaknss' ors
difficult to conduct an ehat. - what msasmavous
~. ,ars 20 adon As HUI u~1l-Ten a.. .sS mattel
has forwarded good reports o trom Ten- IL q
rov has measured the distance ~, - nim direct" A.
Iu-Chou-C Chiow we by this aEpoo has 10 DC sAA
the section mentioned above. ~ and the GovsssIrl rl
a. ;ha cr,hsrn norris As regards s,cton ,mv Of 49,
from Psking to Hankow. the co,se Wore especau IN
wifi incur very heavy expehseina BY this We Vices
account OF the length or inc in all pro- mort
permission that wealthy In, a capital o.rsnJ ..
M tneS ~ n0s non taes form limited ~ the line
man V'oo 'oo comnence the building ., eny inter-
imneriai officials are to refrain shnuld the usc
ence in the companye ana rcmse special es0 ~ 0c
taking prove successful We and the prosIpSS ~
q sons' m .unplied M S With full Information s0sS,
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
DOBBS FERRY.

Edwin butcher has been elected vtce-chancel.or
~ mo Knights OF Pythias Lodge OF Yonkers
Thu baseball team Of the Young Mems Club OF
Zion Parish will pay the Hennance team. from
Ycnkers saturday afternoon $50 ths West
minister grounds
Mrs J. {. Surges has rented her house to "Wil-
lie Dunn. the golf player
Andrew 9. Fc,ds has rented his homo for the
summer 10 Louis May. OF Ncw-York
Mrs Henry Draper is now occupying her summer
home here.
Frank 3 Paulsen is spending his vacation IN the
CntSkills
Miss Edith Welsh has returned. after a visit of a
few weeks In Brooklyn
Mrs Stuart. OF Goversvllle y Y Is visiting Nrs
Edward Alderman.
James Frazer is occupying his summer home
here
handsome cup. 10 be played for at the golf con-
tests sem! monthly. has been presented by Edwin
Gould 10 the golf club OF tho Ardsley Casino
Leslie r. Dckson's cottage on Redtng-ave has
been rented 10 g r. Werrbach
The Misses Mabel and Rachel Losse gave n "a u,n
party Thursday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
PEASANTEULE.

The citizens of Peasantvile were startled by an
alarm OF fire Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
woman had attempted 10 start a fire with Kerosene
Her clothing took fire and her hands and face were
badly burned. The prompt response OF the hremen
saved the house.
Mrs. Henry S. Sprou and Miss Cora Sprou, OF
Mount Vernon. arrived at the Cromwell House on
Thursday and intend 70 spend several months here.
mad dog through the Bedford Road last
Tuesday. giving the residents quite fright. few
dogs were bitten by the animal
Work en- the new Lyceum Is progressing. The
building is ncosed and the Library Associa ton Is
preparing for entertainment TO be given there
This summer There IS 10 be a dome seventeen feet
above the arched roof.
Miss Rlanche Meteel entertained Miss Lillian
KincA Of White Plains. several days this week.
Mex; Monday evening there will be entertain
lnent given by the Little Vernon Brorhers' in the
Station Methodist Episcopal Church. On Wednesday
evening the Socety Of Christian Endeavor VIII hold
q socable at the of the Rev. Mr.. White, pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. X. r. White has in his resignation
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church.
e.. The postoffce at ChappaQua will be moved
into the store of Levi Hunt. George Hunt having
recently received the appointment Of postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
PELHAM MANOR.

An organization he's been formed to be known
the Citizens League Of Pelham. which has for
Its object the general welfare OF the territory in
cluded In Pelham Manor. Pelham Heights and Pei
ham. Thirty members. all taxpayers and property
owners. have Joined this association. which will
meet the third Thursday of each month. The
following officers have been elected President, Otto
6troetze: vice-presdent X. X. Hubbard; treasurer
and secretary. 8. Gregoor. The Board Of Directors
consists Of Henry Iden and John II Young. to serve
chiid for one year. Anything that affects the In
teres0 Of tho neighborhood will receive prompt
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
TIE CAR At HIGH TIDE.

rocky coast n; Kemp Town ana sss.r se seet ., hgi
a9SVe pae The passengers in the car vii b. rh aI
OF twenty-sour fee; above ne ras ,hs sea at ha
OF nine feet between themselves "''-
tide ,, ,..,a.,-,c,iye lookine az AZ.
pretty: It is nifty feet long by hing carried oa
the main deck ana appurI s,e,m Yacht on ~,
centre deck is saloon. with pa piate, mere Is tO'a
round and a large ottoman, anu anu a. a hundred to
accommodat ton on board for i'0' .rn.v
hundred and nifty passengers. GLOUCESTER RalN,r, Ral,n
been eg syrss by ss' Wss,nI xsS I
caro- has been paid to the cCmfOr fDOrenton which ~ %
enterprse n,s and an 9rs ngenso town
provided for the already hignN
Rriohfnr
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KATONhH.

Robert Hogg and his family, OF Brooklyn.
occupying their summer home In this place having
moved from tho city this week
Mr. Thorp the florist. OF Bedford. has presented
TO each Of the trustees. teachers and children OF
Katonah's public schools a chrysanthemum plant,
n he exhibited at the chrysanthemum show in the
Mount Ksco Opera House, to be held next fall
Miss Grace Clarke. of Yonkers is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Henry Avery.
The topic chosen by the Rev Mr. Hanaburgh for
his morning service Is The Drift OF the
General Conference; in the evening. The Chris
tlan Badge" The Epworth League will meet In
the chapel at 645 instead OF $50. as II has pre-
vously done The subject tomorrow evening for
the league IS ''Christs Membership in the Jewish
Church"
All Democratic electors requested by Joseph
Halstead. chairman OF the committee to attend the
primary TO be held in w. b. Adams d Sons Hall
hext Tuesday at o'clock in the afternoon
The sale OF the condemned buildings In the "Tri-
angle by the city authorities accomplished
on Wednesday The eleven buildings were sold for
Thomas s Smith and his family have moved into
the E. J. Purdy house.
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OF which the directors are E O. bleaek' s ,ssA. A
mani. J. J. Clark. r. j Pope and NJ Noh VIZ r.-r
energetic secretary In T J Gully. mas a.. .g..,
large cost now been carried out Lns ,.T,y M, s5i
:; The east end OF the present elec.rc -. nrsy
extends for distance OF three mes 70 =. 80 Res
village OF rockingham. where an iron pier "A' WV
erected for the cars 10 run 10 ,s,, A, nrbl,
IL may be only necessary. IN tne ,1.n cc,s,ruc.
interest 70 give the main features OF ..s ,Ssn'uy
ton as the technical details nyovng .ns .nsas-.,trs
safety ana successful working OF the w., ,haass
Win verv iSrce OUTLAY of capital for those p'''
tically concerned in the matter. ,h,. distance
The rails have been laid al consiae.ao...e, ),
from the shore fact thar VIII ne spp.u,~ =, .
those cognizant with the picturesque peau" '' y
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
RYE

Confirmation services were held in Christ Church
by Bishop Potter, Of New-York. last Sunday. The
services were OF impressive character.
on Thursday afternoon and evening strawberry
festival was held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
under the auspices Of tho Ladies All Society.
Among those who are spending the season in Rye
are Edward f. Scheil and his family, and j. H.
Ward and his family.
The Rev Or. Theodore l.. Cuyler. Of Brooklyn
will deliver the address - the graduating class Of
the Rye Seminary on June 10
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
MOUNT I<TSCO.

stephen Baker has received a pension Of 81 a
week, with claim for 800 back payment
The occupants OF the stores and dwellings on the
south side OF Mainst have received rotic, TO move
as the property is condemned
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
4 SrBNERGED ELECTRIC P4ILWAx

ArroRDlNG THE FUN WITHOUT TIE pnmH
FORT OF A SEA VOYAGE.
From Tho Queen Uondon).
Encouraged by tho pronounced success OF ns
eiec,rtc railway skirtins portion o, the eoas u
fhe Kemp Town end 0f Brighton (the famous ss
Ush watering place.. Magnus Nok concelvea ..
idea OF an electri, car running upon rals suonase'
In ne sca which should In a sense have ne a.
,anfsre of a sea voyage without It's attendar. az
comforts This design in the hands OF COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
WHITE PLAINS.
A SUCCESSFUL FESTIVAL AND SALE FOR
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

m LYON AT HOME AGAIN-A LITERARY CARNI-
VAL" TO BE HELD FOR THE BENEFIr OF
THE HOSPITAI.-SOCIAL ITEMS
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There are about 800 cords OF bark al
ready piled up 1t thas sa,,naiy,
The first pair Of mems shoes was turned
out at the shoe shop last Thursday.
Miss Ruth Holman OF Randolph is fill
ing the position OF telegraph operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Emery returned
last week from an extended trip in Massa'
4 chusetts.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Cox and Mrs. G. q
Buchanan are visiting friends in Whining
| ton, Mass.
Bert Rogers was called to Brandon last
Tuesday by the sudden death OF a niece
from pneumonia.
| Ed. Ash has hired the Kinney place on
Royalton Hill of James Wheeler and is to
work in the tannery.
! Lewis Raymo has moved into the house
recently bought by George Sanspra at the
north end OF the villsge.
Mrs. Herbert H. Bean died at the Rox-
| bury hospital last Saturday morning from
| the result OF an operation.
Isaac Emery has not missed in attending
town meeting for fifty one years. Can any
one show better record?
Peter Parrot, w lille going down the steps
leading to John Kcleher's Tuesday even
luH Vi lhpb WCCAy AClA aAA Woo pudiy SAts
A fifty candle power incandescent cleo
trio light has been placed in front OF the
Wilson block on the opposite side OF the
street.
The buildings on the fair grounds were
not sold Saturday as advertised, there be-
ing strong feeling in favor Of keeping
the fairs up.
r. w. Morse has been confined to the
n rtttb ,trfr c<,r
throat and his truck team has been driven
by Fred Young.
About seventy five visitors from Ran
dolph and South Royaiton sat down with
the local Met hodists last Wednesday even.
ing to a supper furnished by the Ladies'
Social circle in Cushing hall. After sup
per there was program OF toasts and
music, several members OF the Shepard
family kindly assisting. Rev. E.W. Sharpe
presided. The visitors, who came in
sleighs, entered heartily into the spirit OF
the occasion and the whole affair was most
enjoyable.
Much damage was done In various parts
OF the town by the storm and high water
OF Saturday and Sunday. AT East Bethel,
two bridges were badly damaged, being
torn from their foundations but not car
red off. On Locust Creek, bridge No.
Cat Soper's) was weakened and bridges
Nos. and were carried off. In the viii
lage one of the western braces OF the |
Branch bridge was taken out aud the road
lesding to Saffordville was filled with ice
SO that no teams could get out till Mon.
day Samuel Bowen reports that the tor
rent came down Rochester mountain with |
such force as to turn his barn half way
round and take off the plank flooring. |
The fair ground was completely covered
with water and the middle OF the lower |
dam on the Branch was carried away. No
mail we're received from Boston |
from Saturday until Tuesday except some
matter that came BY the way OF
Fitchburg.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Lissie Nj. Fennel Orange County Court

Fred s. Fennel June Term. 1896.
Whereas Lissie M. Fennel OF Randolph,
in said county, has filed in the Office OF the
clerk OF said court her libel for divorce
from Fred s. Fennel, setting forth, in SUBJ
stance, that on the 4th day Of August, A.
d. 1894, at Glens Falls in the state OF New
York, she was lawfully joined in marriage
to the said Fred 8. Fennel, then OF said
Glens Falls, and after said marriage o.,
said Randolph, by the Rev. A. j. Fennel,
a minister Of the Gospel. That from the
said 4th day OF August, A. D., 1894, the
said petitioner lived with the said Fred 8.
in due observance OF all the duties and OBJ
legations imposed by the marriage con.
tract. That the said Fred s. has not OBJ
served and kept his said duties and obi
cations towards the petitioner upon his
part but, although of sufficient physical
ability 10 provide for the petitioner suita-
bic maintenance, has without cause, gross
ly and cruelty neg ected so to do. And the
petitioner further says that the said Fred
s. has committed adultery with divers
persons unknown to the petitioner and
praying that bill OF divorce may be
granted unto her.
And it appearing that the said Fred S.
Fennel resides without this state SO that
personal service of said libel cannot be
made upon him by a proper officer, it is
ordered that the said Lissie M. Fenne
give notice OF the tendency OF her said Ii
bel, to the said Fred $. Fennel, by pub
fishing the substance thereof. together
with this order, three weeks successfully
in the HERALD AMI NEWS, newspaper
printed at Randolph Ii. said county, the
last Of which publications 10 be at least
six weeks before the next term OF the
county court to be held at Chelsea within
and for the county Of Orange on the first
Tuesday OF June, A. d. 1895.
Done in the County Clerks office at
Chelsea this 21st dav OF February, A. d.
1896. CURTIS s. EMERY, Clerk
j. d. DENISoN Atty for petr 40
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Bring Your Repairing to Him. He
will do it promptly and in
WOrkman=like manner.

from disposing OF or encumbering
said household furniture and from
interfering with the personal liberty
OF the petitioner or exercising any control
or restraint upon her or said minor chill
dren until further order OF court
And whereas it appears that the sad
James II. Judd is without the state SO that
process cannot be regularly served upon
him, it is hereby ordered that notice oil
said petition and order be given said james
H. by publishing the substance thereof III
the HERALD AND NEWS, newspaper pub
lished at Randolph in Orange county,tbrees
weeks successfully, the last publication Of
which shall ne at least six weeks before
the next term of Orange county court; lana
you, the said James H. Judd, are HEREBY
notified to make your personal appearance
before the county court next to be held al
Chelsea within and for the county Of "
ange on the first Tuesday OF June A. u,
1895, to answer to said petition ana 10
stand to and abide the order OF the cour'
therein.
Given under my hand at Chelsea IN "
ange county this 14th day OF February A.
D., 1896.
CURTIS s. EMERY, Clerk
N. l.. BoyDEN, Atty. for Petitioner
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BOWker'S
VERMONT PHOSPHATE.
ANALYSTS.

Experiments conducted on Vermont
soils 60 far to show that they I'M
doubleday do respond quickly to a
generous application Of potash; and
in introducing Bowker's Vermont
Phosphate this season we feel sure it
will meet with hearty favor from Yer
mont farmers, as it contains u large
percentage of potash in the best forms
for general crops, besides ammonia in
quantity to give the crops n
grand good start early in the season.
1t can be used alone or in connection
with manure.
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East Roxbury.

Homer Noble has moved into the house
which Lewis Steele rented of John Buzzell.
Bert Allen is at home for two weeks
vacation from the Mortified graded
school.
There we equities number of people from
out OF town here Thursday 10 attend the
funeral OF H. p. Abbott.
Joe Sturgeon, who has been working for
Fred Blanchard, has commenced work for
Jones Steele who is getting out lumber to
build barn in the spring.
Harrison Abbott, whose sickness was
mentioned last week, died at an early hour
Tuesday morning at the age OF sixty-fve
The funeral was held at his late home
Thursday, Rev. q. Fl. Morse of Brookfield
conducting the services. The interment
was at Brookfield.
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East Bethel.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Harlow returned
Tuesday from their sleighing trip to New
Hampshire.
e. A. Field was quite loser by the
flood, It having damaged his hay, drowned
his hens, washed away phosphate and
carried away farm bridge--a loss OF moi
less than q 200.
The thaw Saturday and sunday caused
considerable trouble. The bridge in this
village was impossible for some time.
The sawmill and gristmill were consider
ably damaged. The bridge above the vii.
lage was moved out Of place and the
bridge below the village was surrounded
by water, the back road by Herbert
SIN this was blccked up and he and his
wife had to go to a neighbours for safety.
Luman Green had running water at bis
house and barn. F. A. Stevens came near
losing bis life in rescuing his sheep No
such time has been known In this vicinity
for many years.
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
King March I'd.
Mrs. Laura Goodno returned from Ran
dolph Monday.
Alfred Eastman has been in town sew
eral days lately.
Mrs. Charles Stoddard returned last
week Thursday.
Mrs. Marvin Parmenter returned from
Randolph last week.
Twin daughters were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren Smith Feb. 25th.
Willard Baker and wife Of Brandon
have been with Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Downer for several days.
Mrs. Susan Jones OF Barre and Mrs
Hattie Waite OF Shoreham were recently
the guests OF Mrs. Paul Tinkhain.
There was hearing OF the lawsuit Of
Milo Gibson VS.. Albert Spooner at Edger-
toms office Feb. 26th. The case was over
a horse. Gibson recovered Sf.60 and each
are to pay one half the taxable costs, which
amounted to over $40. Il. H. Edgerton
for plaintiff, and Fred Arnold for defend
ant.
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Wash Dress Goods.

Our early selections OF Foreign and
American Wash Goods now ready. Fash.
ionable folks want something different,
exclusive. We have them-sheer Organ
dies in dainty patterns, Dimities, Jaconat,
Tulle Swiss Cords, Grenadine Suisse, Per-
Gales, Outings, Zephyrs and many other
things we'll worth your attention.
II not able to come in person, try our
mail order system. Hundreds are avail
ing themselves of its advantages. You
know we deliver at any express office
within 100 miles of Burlington, charges
prepaid, orders amounting to IS or over
where cash accompanies the order.
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{ Simon s. Hartman OF Tunnelton, VIVA,
has been subject to attacks of collie about
once year, and would have to call doc.
tor aud then suffer for about twelve hours
IS much as some do when they die. He
was taken recently, just the same as at
other times, and concluded to try Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Rem
edy. He says, 81 took one dose OF it and
1t gave me relief IN five minutes. That is
more than anything else has done for me-"
For sale by Il. E. Evans q Co. } Randolph,
and Geo. Miller, Bethel.
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Relief In six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved In six hours by the "NEw GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE" This
new remedy is great surprise on account
Of its exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, Kidneys, back and
every part OF the urinary passages In male
or female. 1t relieves the retention OF wa
ately. II you want quick relief and cure
this is the remedy. Sold by Richard e..
Morton, Druggist, Main street, Ran
doiph, VT.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held
District OF Randolph, ss at Raudolnh within and
tor said District, on the 4th day Of March, a. D. 1896
testament Of Harrison r. Abbott late Of Brookiield
In said District deceased, presented 10 the Court by
iieien j. Abbott the executrix therein
uamed for probate; and II is ordered by said Court
that al persons concerned therein be notified to an.
near before said Court. at the Probate Office
q Randolph on The Path day OF March, A. b.,
case Tor wlich purpose 1t is further ordered that
COPY OF the record OF this order he published three
for proving said VIII In the HERALD AND NEWS
newspaper printed At y Randolph this State VA
lHo Attest. WI .LIAMH NICHOL SJudge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court ho %.
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. SO en- IN RandOph o. .us
25th day OF February. A. D., lS6. Julian !, Mose
late OF Brooktield in said District ,or
deceased, presents his administration accoun, hv
examination and allowance and makes appcchssooa
for decree OF distribution and partition VI .nc Il
tate of said deceased. Wheieapo .oma
Is ordered bv said Court that said appllca.loh v"
under consideration and be heard on the soi 10, sd
February, Al ID. 1896, At the Probate once ~ 90"
Randolph and ii is further ordered that 81 pelsyn EVE
interested be notified hereof by publication OF o
Of this application aud order three weeks secessi
ly In the herald AND NEWS printed at kanuopssi
said time and place and II theysee cause OBJECT there
BY the Court, attest, ,,o,s r,d0e.
llG9 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, 'uuse'
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English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard soft or calloused Jumps and blemish-
es from horses, blood spavins, curbs, splints
sweeney, ringbone, stiles, sprains, ali
swollen threats, coughs, etc. Save $50 by
the use OF one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold
by Richard G. Morton, Druggist, Main
street., Randolph, vt. ~s' N
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All last,winter Mr.. Geo. A.Mills OF Leb-
anon, Conn was badly afflicted with rheu-
matism. At times it was so severe that he
could not stand up straie hi, but was drawn
over on one side. ~ tried different reme-
dies without receiving relief" he says,
"until about six months ago bought a
bottle OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After
using it for three days my rheumatism
was gone and has not returned since. For
sale by e. e. Evans & Co., Randolph, and
Geo. M. Miller, Bethel.