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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21

lne regular meeting of the Juvenile
lemple has been changed from Mon
day to Saturday afternoon at . 20
O'Clock. at Golden Cross hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21

Miss Evelyn Morrill, returned this week.
from Il weeks visit to her grandparents
in Readfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs, f. p. Tracey are re-
celving congratulations on the arrival
OF daughter into their family, Satur
day morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21

The remains of Isaac Oldham were
removed from the receiving tomb at
the cemetery to Livermore Falls.
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21

Prof y. j. c. Roper of Bangor. will
preach at the South congregational
church, Sunday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21
HALLOWELL.

Hayes cream cakes one-half price
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21

Osma l.. Sumner left on the $50 train
Friday, for Damariscotta
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22
q ZIEMI

- WzrOst ludnOsci pOlskiej
W miastach. Prssd 30tu laty pro-
wiucje pod ia5orsm pruskim, IA
mieszkaie prreI polsk6w, miaiy CHA
rakter specjalnie rolniczy. prsytem
wiekssa ! ~mniejsss posisdiosc sism.
ska snsjdowais sic przewatnie " re
ksch polskicb. Prremysi, o lie taxi
byi, ! rekodIislnioswo sp~ccrywaiy "
reksoh niemo6w, kt6rsy rosgosoili
sic pc wsrystkich wieksryoh ! mniej-
szych miastsch prowincyj polskioh,
stsnowisc prsew atajsos ioh ludooSc.
w ogole ns ossem ~serytorjum pa6
silva nismieckego tyvioi miejski bys
bsrdzo ssabo prrer polsk6w repre-
ssnsowsny. Spis ludnoSoi " 1851 r.
wykszywai polak6w: " G is6sku "a
Po.naniu Ia. 0oe. Bydgossosy ia.
Wrooaawiu 81 led, Do roku 1875
NJ ssrytorjum, samissskaasm prsss
polak6w, nile vids6 vislkioh suian,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22

Sisnkiswios wygaosi r6wnies ten
sam odcsyt " Krakowie " Sukisn
nioach prsed wspsniaaem pa6tnem
Msssjki, prsedstawiajscsm nBitws
pod Grunwsldsm". Odosyt odbed.ie
sis M dooh6d Domu Matsjki, owsj
TAX pieknej instytucji, stwor.onsj
pre-. prof. Maryana Sokolowskie
60.
Jest to wielos ciskaws snamien
NJ rseoss, Re mass najwieks.y wsp3
osssny autor polski stall sic nsjpopu.
larnisjssym " Amsryos | " R ,sji.
znsns jest b~sjeozne powcd.snis
,Qlo vadis" " Stanaoh Zjsdnoc.o.
nyoh, gd,ie do tel ohwili spr.edano
jua pr.essio 80O. 900 sg.emplarsyi
Tsomao. Sieakiswio.s, Curtin, Prise
iotyf juf nspisans dotsd ro.d.ialy
nKr.y aak6w" i odosytal js ma roe
oyoh litsraokioh sebraniaoh " Anne
ryce. Pc nKrsy4akaoh" Sisnkis.
wics sabisrss sic podobno do powis
Sol, Pr.ssnao.onsj ola Amsryki, ks6.
ra nsjpierw ukaas sic Pc angislsku;
bohssersm jej bedsie KoIoius.ko, q
treiois wslka o nispodlegioac kolo-
Mi.
w Rosji mnoas sic prssklsdy
dsisi Sisnkiewicss; W tel Ohwili Wy
ohodIs AZ trsy t26maosenis ,,Krsyaa
k6s". ozytslniaob ssS ludowych
najpoc.ytnisjssemi ksiaHkami 50:
,Ogniem ! mieozem" i ,Potop".
CHOP rosyjski OF, tajsoy choiwis
Sienkiswioza - wssak to fAkt " WV
sokim ssopniu oharakterystyo.nyl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22

Polakow I tovsrsystw wojaokioh ME
JEST byrajmnisj jsgo pomyssU, leo.
wysafo Z polscepis ministra spraw
wewnetrsnych van der Rscke. Skut
klein tego Postepowanie r.sdu pru.
ssiego Sokoiami polskimi jss,
ws.e1.is jsdnakowe, tylko ME tax
jaskrawe ! nisdor.eozns, j.k z So
ko&aui W Gniezois.
Co sic dsie = Sokolami, to d.i.c
sic bedsie I .nnemi towar.ystwami
Polskiemi. Moana /. CORY pr.swi
dsiec. 70 tax samo .sczns wyr.uca6
: towarzystw ~wojaokich takae | ty, h
Polak6w, kt6rsy r6wnoo.ssnis do 10
oyoh polssiih towarsyst~ nals.,.
skutek bedsis ten, as sywioty polski
! nismisoki " zaoorrs pruskim cd.
dsisls sic supeinis pod w.glsdem
sowar.yskim, jake nio.em niepr.s
jednane. Do tego pragnie doprowa-
dsic rssd pruski.
obeo tego ssussnie radzi ,,Ds.
Posn.":
y Me wchod.ic i ME po~.ostawa6
TAM gdsis mad tenn rad.s: o.y mas
sostswi6, ory wyrzuoi6.
y Tr.yma6 sic swoich t~owar.ystw,
sta6 scisle M prawnsm stanowisku
oikogo ME draani6 i ME provoke
vac, ale nigdy a pr.enigdy ME po..
walae pomiata6 sobs iswojs godnos
oia narodova.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22
Walka
. Soko}ami polskimi.

Towarzystwo wojaokie " Toruniu
wykluo.yio re swego grona wssyst:
kich Polak6w, kt6rsy byli .ara1em
o.ionkami polskiego to%warsystwa
gimnastyo.nego ,,Sok6i". Togo pos.
tepku ME poohwalR d.isrnik Der.
lihski nTageblatt" i dale niemoom
Pr.sstroge, to ME naleay . iowa
rsystw wojaakioh wyklucza6 taxi, h
tyw!ol6w, kt6re prEs1 obcowanis Z
sowarzys.ami niemieokimi moga sic
Pr.sjac uozuoiami patrjotyo.nsmi
oiemieckismi - dalej, ts surowem
PostePowaniem I towsr.ystwami pol.
skismi MO sic ME wsk6ra, as pr.s
DIVINE pobud.a sic js dc tenn wick
ssej Aywotnosoi.
Atoli take przsstrogi I tym 20
dobns ro.myflania ME pr.ydad.s sic
ma MIC, DO nismcy prus,y - nawet
m ursedowyeh stano wiskaoh - tax
n ssciekli. to " walce Z Sokoiami
Polskimi dochodsa do zaslspienia /
nisdorzsoznosoi.
K~lssyosny Okla. takisj .apsmists.
fosOi many " ur.edowej odpowisdsi
kr6lswskiego komisarss obwodows.
60 W Witkowie pod Gnieznem ma
Prosbe o poswolenis M urzsd,snis
popis6w gimnastycsnych, kt6rs sic
mia'y odby6 dnia ii wr.ssnia " las
ku Jslonku pod Gnissnsm. T4w
swoim rod.aju nioswyosajns odpo.
wisdz brsmi " tl6maozsniu pol.
skiem:
INA popi' gimosstyc.ny : tahos-
mi d. III ~rseinia 1893 G. W lasku
Jslonku ud.isls sic po.~olsnis pod
nsstePujacymi warunksmi:
u Zabrania sic ursadsenia pooho-
du PubliO.nsgo, tax wymars.u, jak
I powrotem.
y Zsbranis sic nossenia I. sw.
k~ostjum6w sokolskioh.
81 zabrania sic ipiswanis1 pissni
Polskioh 1 gran!a nsrodowo-polskioh
mslodyj przsz kapele.
a zabrania sic wygaas.snis pol.
skiOh NOV ! pr.sm6wish.
81 Zabrania sic nosssnia chorsgwi,
sssrf kokard " innyoh kolorach,
anitsli krajowyob."
d. Po~wyas.ego poz wolsnia Z pie.
oiu .akaIami brakujs j~sszs.e ssks.u
mo vienna po polsku pomiedsy sob,,
aby .sbaws odbyia sic " milc.e aiu
grobowem M migi. Ale oho stat "
Powyassej odpowiedsi sego nisma,
mofns prsypusross6, 70 " innyoh
odPowisdsiach heds nswet .akasy
rosmswianis pc polsku.
Zarssd Soko}a W Gnitz lie, otrry.
mswsry taxa o~dpowisdz. odwoiai IA
bawe. nDziennik P~ozlsdski" nile sa-
dowolOny jest Z tsgo, to sic tax sta.
&c. Welding jego zdsnis, ..Zar.sd
pc winisn byi odwossc sic do wyaszsj
~instancji l o.ekac deoyrji.
Me prssozymy, ss lsplsjby, by,o
tax uosynic, ohooisa nile byio | nisms
.adnej podstswy do :spodsiewania
sic, IL wyts.a INSTANCES sniesie dzi.
wacsne ogrsniczenis. Naleaaso tax
ucsyoic tylko dlstsgo, ably mice pi.
sany document wyfs.sj i~nstsncji ma
dow6d, jakiemi sssadami kisru Q sic
wytsss wiadss.
Zs nisms najmniejszej podstswy
do prsypusrossnis, IL wytsss wsadsa
s'sgodsi ogrsnic.enis " sym wypsd.
ku = 10 ME jest prrsjess take
sswsissoScis, jsk wssdss niasse, 70
wisdomo M pewns. DO ssras pokasa.
10 sie dowodnis, 10 owo shame pole.
Genie jenera2s- Spitsa dofvvrxuoasis,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22
ehowNA KwArKRA
Zwf9zku S0k0f6W POlskich

wStanach z5ednocsonych Pom. Am.
v hall Pufaskieeo 800 q. Ashland .av,- Ch,c>~n
Ills. Przesyfd pieniefne winny bye wysyisnS
na recekasyera zwiszku: Adam Biassczyxsii 60
Reichel, i41 w. Division et,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22

sarysowujs ME jsdnakAs smigraejs
70 vsi do miast. Jako przyosyne
nalssy uwaHa6 ~nsturalny pr.yross
ludnoSci wisjskiej I pr.eohodsenie
~ozeSciowe prsemyslu l handful " re-
CO polskie, skutek tego sspo-
tr.ebowsnie rsk ~roboosyoh polskich
Nassspujsos tablioa posiu4y do
wykazania silnsgo prsyrostu ludnos
q polskiej:
okreg Toruhski 58.42s SO. 42e
Posnshski
(uiasto) 81 2s2 go. 998
(~isO 50.540 go. 05O
- Bydgosk W.055 90. SOP
z powiekssenia lwia o.ss6 pr.y-
psds M powieksssnis sic lio.ebne
iywioau miejskiego. Ludnol6 wisj
ska prawie :e ME powieks1a sic II
ossbnie woale, popierwsss smigru
jsc do miast, powt6rs smigrujsc "
CAB Nismiso. Przyrost wieo osna-
ora prseksstalcenie sie drobnej kla.
~ wiOSoiahskisj " proletarjat mics.
csahsko-rzem,eslnio.y.
- Haka'ysci. Jedsn f.rmo
~yoh hakaty.mu, pan Ksnnsmann,
posiaea obeonie " Ksie.twie okolc
10000 m6rg .ismi, . tsgo wieks.a
c.esc jest orna. Las6w IL. 900 m6rg.
Olhrsymi ten obssar ro.kiada sie M
8 kompleks6w, ~poioaonyoh " sled
uiu p~owiatach. Administruja p.
Rsnnsmannowi ~przews.nie rzsdscy
" 2s folwarkaoh, Z kt6ryoh 10 MALE
~ do kategorji d6br ryosrskiob.
Jeden I tyoh f,lwarf6w, nisdaleko
Poznsnis, pr.eswany zostai ma o.eSc
Pogromu francuz6w Sedan. Do
bra p. Kennsmanna s.aoowane % M
dwansscie miljon6w marek. Taksa
o1ystego dol ,iu do samsgo podst
ku gruntowego ~wyka.ujs lis 600
marsk. Wysokosc podatku docho
dowego nas.ego naboba ME jest nam
niestety snana. Rssyden,js jsgo
rnajdUjs sic " Klenoe.- Rod Han.
ssmsnn6w gni { III sic ME tyko W
Ksiestwis. Posiadsjs oni ma wyspie
RuRji wielkie dobrA, kt6re lekko.
mytlny ksiats Patbus utraoil " s.po
mach bankierski, h. U mas nslsaa do
uioh diva komplsksy: Chooiesrswios
Lss.no. poio.one " trzech powia-
tach. Ooszar wynosi razsm okolo
30. 900 m6rg, ogoism W 18 folwar-
kaoh, q o.terech wsisch rycsrskioh
LasU $4,000 m6rg. Tsksa do pc
datku grantowego g.. 900 marsk.
Podatek dochodowy oblioza sic ma
krocie. Gf6wna oses6 fortuny tyoh
bankier6w polega ma ud.iasach "
Diskontobanku. Rzsdros u Hanse.
mama " dobrach lss.czyhskioh jest
p. v. Bismarck, z rodziny kanolsr.a,
ale daleki tegoa krewny.
- KOmisja kOlOnizacyjna, To
silona nowym fandus.em stumiljo.
nowym, roswija obsonis d.ialalnost
ma wielks skale. SSieao .nowu ma
byia komisjs dobra ryoerskie Sumo
wo " powisois brodniokim " Pru.
ssoh Zachodnioh, M ~s.c.ssoie 3 rah
n~iemisckieh.
- w Kowalewie (Sohosnsee) v
Prusach Zaohodnioh uo.oili radni "
odPowiedni spos6b psmis6 Bis
maroks. Wssysoy powstali . misjso
wyjstkism - dw6oh polak6w, oc
bsrdso gniews .,Gssslligsra".
- DOla redakt0r6w polskich.
Redsktor ! wydawoa pGazety Gdsh
skie1" p. B. Milski ska.any .ost.i ns
100 mix. kary, poniewa. ME ohoiai
sdradsi6 autora pewnsj korsspon.
dsnoji. SGD groE nsdto p. Milskis.
mu w~iesisnism, jeaeli kara pienie4ns
ME "poskuskujs". O,.ywiIOie p. NJ
P6jdzie do wie.isnia, bod rsdaktol
niosego . tajemnio redskoyjuyot
zdrsdsac ME mote. jak ksisds mil
oss6 must o tenn, OF SISSY ns spo
wiedsi.
- Ostatni rja.d spiswak6w nile
mieckich " Poznaoiu wyks.ai 20O(
marek nisdoboru, mimo, ae msgistra'
tutejsry wras Z rsds misjsks udIie'
lily 300 marek aubHanoii. o lie,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22
ksiazki do nabycia W admir-
stracii ,,ZgOdy',

stracji ,,ZgOdy".
Historya Litwy. B. Limanow.
ski bet
Dwie Powiesci: 1 Poddany,
III 4 g}odu sic ozenil 1Oct.
Bohemia 8 tony Scot.
Dzielny Chlopieo Szczesny
Rogala 15ot
Ksiadz Mackiewicz, Hecz.
kowska l5ot
Wielki Rok, kuskina, W o.
prawie 75ct
Wielki Rok bez oprawy 6Oct
DIVA Sluby L. Wilkofska loot.
o Reconsideration Pow
staniu NJ. Wys}. loot.
Parma Micia przez ..Pora.
dowska I5ct.
Malowniczy opis Polski j.
Chociszewski Scot.
Kto zamowi wszystkie ksiazki o.
trzyma IL tom6w "a $500
Adres:
,,ZgOda",
1O2-1O4 w. Division ST., Chicago
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22

NJ - Aoo syu sysusom
s~amiessoss lwowski ,Ddsnnik Pol.
ski" nsstePujsos satyre M snany Ar
tykui Psmpowskiego Nerona:
Pomoo dajoie nam, niemoowis,
Gdyf okrutuy los mas neks,
w kaikym csynis, " kazdsm $40.
(wis
Csuc sic dale polsks reka.
Jsk " ten spos6b p6jdzie dalej,
To gotowi js6 sic ssabli -
Polsks M mas wnet sic Iwali -
hsksse wesms djsblil
Rrsdsis, Pomot, DO ns Bogal
Jut sic gardio Z ztosoi soiska,
Nisscz, jsk moass,, nismo6~ wro-
(gs,
2 jsgo domos,w csyh rwslisks.
Jot giniemy - jua mas nismsi
Opiasujcist nssrs strats,
Polsk IA fsb pono tr,yms
1 niemosyrne | hskstel
DIR. +. Won Hsnsemsnn.
- Sienkiewiez, prsebywsjsoy
obscnis W Zskopaosm, wyisosnie IA.
jety jest Pissnism .Krrytskow"; we
Frsncji wyko6osyi jut kilks osesoi,
ktoryeh druk rorpoornis sic nisba-
ven; " ogole ma on nsdsisje uko6-
osye osss Powissc ma przys.is wiosne.
Wssdy prsyjedsie do Lwows, ably
spesnic dane obietoioe 1 M doob6d
Towsrryssws dsisnnikarsy polskioh
odosyss jsdsn 3 kohcowyoh usssp6w
"Krsyfak6w", misnowiois opis biswy
pod 0ruawaldsn.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22


WarsIavskim I .Wielkim ksiecism
Konssantym, namiestnikism cesar
skim v Warssawle, marzscym o
koron!s polskiej.
General Alwsnslsben przywoail
proposyoje .swarcia konwsncji Prus
= Rosjs Nv oelu rychlsjszsgo ttiu.
mienia" P~owstania nsrodowsgo "
POlsos. wsdiug tel umowy ma f.
DAME wsdss rosyjskiego lub prus
kisgo, slbo tes wisds nadgranios.
nyOh pruskioh lub rosyjskioh. ko.
.sndsnci woj,kowi, tax rosyjsoy jak
pruscy obowisssni % pr1yohod.ic So
bic ~vssjennie I pomocs; " razie po-
trIeby " poscigu "a po~ssshosmi mo-
q przeehodsic granice prusko rosyj
ska; wisdss pruskis i rOsyjskis msjs
~nsozslnym wodzom pruskim ! rosyj
skim donesic o ws1elkieh s.ozeg6-
Zach, nsJscyoh znaczenie wojskowe
"a tersnie w. Ksiestwa P~oInahskie.
go, ewentuslnie Krolestwa Polskie
CO..
Konwsnojs ia, oryli jsk js ur1e
downis naswsno arrangement, taxa
misia niet moo obowisrujscs, dop6
HI stan rreory tsgo wymsgac bedsie
obydwa dwory usnajs TO IA pc.
trssbpe.
General Alwenslsben skionii ksis
ola Gorczakows do podpissnis tsgo
traksasu dnia 8 lutego 1858, pomi.
mo speru wioekanoler.a rosyjskiego,
prsswiasjscsgo. 10 pocisgnis ons "a
sebs ssrwsais dsugo pr.sdssm mo.
solass sswissywsnyoh stosunk6w .
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-08-05
PUTNEY.

Remember the concert at the Congrega-
tional church Friday evening.
The ladies aid society of the Baptist
church will give their annual ice cream
supper on the church lawn next Wednes-
day evening.
Rev. +. NJ. Wiswall of Marlboro, n. H.,
formerly pastor of the Congregational
church, left Wednesday with a party OF
five or six on a camping and fishing trip to
Nova Scotia.
The summer school for teachers of Wind
ham county opened Monday with an at
tendance of about so teachers. While
this is not quite as many as attended last
year, it gives our streets a li1ey appear
ance.
Mrs. George Littlefeld and daughter,
Oracle, went Tuesday to Lynn, Mass, for
short stay, after which they will go
to Wells Beach Maine, for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Stearns,
who are in charge OF hotel at that place.
Rev.J.J. Lewis's two illustrated lectures
which were given in the town hall Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, were attend
ed by large and appreciative audiences.
The lectures are very instructive as well
as interesting. The views which accom-
panied the lectures were exceedingly good.
Mr.. Lewis is without doubt the best lectur-
er that has appeared here for many years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-08-05
DUMMERSTON.

Ransom and Alice Laughton are spend
ing a two weeks vacation on the Maine
coast.
young minister by the name Of Au-
brey G. Gilmore, of Mattapan, near Bos-
ton, will preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday. -
Miss Ethel Maynard, who is attending
school at Mortified seminary, came to
Dummerston last week and spent a few
days of her vacation in visiting with her
aunt, Miss NJ. 4. Knight,
Mrs. Nellie Wells Humphrey and daugh-
ter Doris of Chicago will come to Dunn
merston the last of this week to visit her
intimate friend, Miss Mary d. Miller, who
has been in i'll health for more than a year.
The Christian Endeavor piazza party at
II. Henry Miller's on Tuesday evening
was a very pleasant social gathering of
young people and few elderly people who
also enjoyed the merriment. The broad
piazza was made brilliant with numerous
lights. The full round moon rose up in
all her glory and made the scene resplend-
ent with beauty causing the shade trees
and the shrubbery to cast long shadows
over the newly mown lawn where the
young folk frolicked and the old surveyed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-08-05
SOUTH NEWFANB.

Miss Minnie Higley of Marlboro is at
work for c. A. Mason.
Herbert Garry has improved the resi-
dence of Mr.. Ais by the addition of two
piazzas.
Miss Fanny Cheney is in Putney this
week attending the summer school Tor
teachers.
James Bruce of South Charlestown, y.
H., is in town this week visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Edna Worden, who has been in
Brattleboro for the summer, is at home
for a few weeks
j. L. Morse of Philadelphia is expected
to open his residence in this place this
week to remain a month.
Mrs. C. A. Mason arrived from Phila-
delphia on Saturday last to spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mrs. j. w. Kelsey remains critically i'll.
Her sister, Mrs. Mary Elmer of Clare
mont, n. H., is caring for her
Miss Nellie Stratton and sister, Mrs. g.
f. Whitney, are the guests of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Stratton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Hatch, who have
been boarding for month with l.. w.
Shepard, returned to their home in Boston
on Monday.
f. B. Allen on Lynn, Mass, has been
spending few weeks with Horace Ais.
He showed his appreciation of the lovely
scenery and views of our Vermont mount
aims and valleys by carrying away with
him many views of them.
Mrs. J. M. Moore and sister, Mrs. Thorn
as, and her daughter, Miss Lima Hunt,
started for the West on Monday, Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. Thomas going TO Iowa
and Miss Hunt going to Washington, where
she expects to engage in teaching. We
deeply regret to lose so good a teacher
from our town.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-08-05
CHESTERFIELD, N. 81.
A Wrong statement Corrected.

Editor of The PhGnir:-The correspondent
from this town for the Keene Sentinel has piece
in the issue of July 30 in regard to Mrs. Ashton
and her late husband In it the correspondent
says that if it had not been for the generosity Of
the friends and neghbors Mr.. Ashtons body
Dartmouth college for dissection We admit
form. All that it was passed for was to keep the
medical college students from robbing graves
If the colleges could have our state prison birds
instead of the unfortunate poor for dissection the
law would be perfectly just.
Now Mr. Ashton did not die at the County farm
neither did the neighbors contribute to his burial
The neighbors, in recognition of his many manly
traits, and to show their sorrow and sympathize
with his wife, gave her in substantial way a
sum of money and not by words alone. She
paid the funeral expenses herself and out Of her
own funds.
Then again, if the circumstances had been such
as she could not have buried him, then the town,
if it saw fit, could have paid the funeral expenses.
But our friend %" says the town could not. She
is not up TO times, or else her informant is not
very well posted in regard to his business, for l
have seen this tried myself. We think great
wrong has been committed to the poor WIDOW
and if the facts had been as stated 1t would have
been far better TO have left them unpublished.
] write this, Mr.. Editor, hoping you will pub
lish it and help lift the gloom that crowds upon
this poor woman, and at the same time correct a
great wrong. / hope that in the future facts may
'''''''- " '''' W. B. RANKIN,
Chesterfield, n. H., August 2, 1898.
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THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BR
TOWNSHEND.

The grange will meet Friday evening,
Aug. II.
Mr.. Palmer of Maiden, Mass, spent
Sunday in town.
May Willard has returned from her trip
to New Hampshire.
A. A. Blood is home from Mortified,
where he has been at work.
Cora Mason has returned from her visit
to Brattleboro and Hinsdale
Miss Bertha Convey of New York city is
at her fathers, f. A. Covey's.
Mr.. Jopson and wife of Hartford, Conn,
are visiting at James Franklin's.
Miss Hattie Ross of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting her aunt, Miss Susan Ross,
Alfred Verder has gone from Fred Lv-
ermore's to b. B. Brigham's to live.
Mrs. Henry Twitchell is expecting sew
eral boar'lers from Boston next week.
Russell Aldrich and wife are taking a
carriage drive to Nottingham and Colrain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Day have gone to
Springfield, Mass, to visit their grand
daughter
Mrs Adelbert Gray and family of AL
bany, N. y, are at V. II. Grays for stay
of some weeks.
The Baptist ladies' aid society will fur
nish ice cream at their rooms next We'd
nesday evening
Rev. M. f. Hardy and some others from
this place are attending the meetings at
Mortified, Mass.
Miss Grace Blood, who has been teach
ing in New York city the past year, is
spending her vacation at home.
w. II. Bailey and youngest child are
under the Doctors care, but at present
writing are somewhat improved.
The prospect for the fall term of Leland
and Gray is good, judging from the num-
Der who have applied for rooms and board.
Dr. Atwood of Rock Island, Illinois,
has joined his wife the past week at her
mothers, Mrs II. Winslow's, where she
has been spending the summer.
A. A. Cragin of Seattle, Washington,
accompanied by his niece, Miss Abbie
Starr, was in town over Sunday. Miss
Abbe will remain with her uncle, +. L.
Hasting, for her future home.
w. b. Broechus, secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Association in Waukesha,
Wis, visited at Pastor Meacham's recently,
and went from here to Mortified. Mass,
and to Newport, K. l., to visit Fred
Meacham.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-08-05
WHITINGHAM.

Mrs. March was on the sick list last week
Orval Mcknight is visiting his mother al
the Spring hotel.
near the grist mill.
William T. West returned to his home in
New Jersey, Monday.
Mr.. johnson returned to his home in
Providence, Saturday.
Alice Bigelow returned to her home in
Newton, Mass, Monday.
The Boys brigade of Shelburne Falls are
camping beside the lake.
Rev. j. E. Farrow will preach at Green
Mountain hall next Sunday.
Edwin Bartlett and sister of West Dover
were at their grandfathers Sunday.
Clyde Young has returned to his home al
Zoar, having finished work at Lincoln Saw
yer's.
Herbert Gilman, Ella Chase and Henry
Cottle of Randolph, Mass, are at Abraham
Chases.
H. A. Weeeler and force of men and
teams are working on the road through the
North woods.
ride to Rowe, Mass, Saturday to attend
Ine Dali game
Mrs. Ophelia Snow will close her dress
making rooms this week for much needed
rest of two weeks.
DR.. Morgan and a party of friends from
Hartwellville picnicked on the Club House
grounds last week.
E. G. Hazelton and Frank Nash OF
Greenfield, with their families, enjoyed a
week of camp life on the shore of the lake,
All of Abraham Chases children but two
and all of the grandchildren and great
grand child took dinner with him Sunday
81 being present
Rev and Mrs. II. f. Bnffum are attend
ing the summer school at Mortified. Mr.
Fisher of Halifax will supply the pull
pit until they return.
A party from DR., Holton's took a straw
ride to Wilmington Saturday afternoon
One of the horses was overcome by the
heat and it was late when they returned
The horse dropped just as they drove up q
the house and they had to work over it al
night.
G. S. Chase took party on a carriage
drive to Mountain Mills Tuesday morning
Somewhere on the road Harry Cottle was
unfortunate enough to lose his pocketbook
containing railroad tickets and a sum Of
money. 1t is hoped it fell into the hands
of an honest person who will try to find the
owner.
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WARDSBORO.

The little son of Harry Howard, who
was reported seriously ill last week. is gain,
ing slowly.
Miss Minnie Coy has finished working
for A. L. Wheeler, and Miss Atwood of
West Dover takes her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Jopson and son
Harold of New Haven, Conn, are visiting
relatives and friends in this village.
Mrs. f. w. Farnum, who has been quite
i'll for several weeks past is recovering.
Miss Daisy Smith is at work for her.
Mrs. Rua Adams and family of East
Dover have the heartfelt sympathy of their
friends here in their recent bereavement
Lewis Howard, who has been visiting
his mother and brother, Mrs. Louise How
ard and Dana |. Howard, left town Mon
day morning.
Judge and Mrs. L. M. Read and daugh-
ter, also Mr. Reads sister, Miss Lottie o.
Read, dined at the Wardsboro House Tues
day of this week.