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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Wheat Is Scarca

WASHINGTON, Aug 27.-M.nister An
geil. at Utinople. informs the State
Department that the note from the Porte
announces that on account Of local needs
the expectation OF wheat from the province
of Scutari. In Albania, European Turkey,
is forbidden until further notice.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
A Purse for puriiists

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2z-The Nation
al Athletic club of this city today made an
offer for a twenty-round contest between
Bob Fitzsimmons and Tom Sharkey, 10
take place in December. The inducements
Is purse Of ST 900, the principals to defray
their own expenses to this city.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
A Baseless Rumor

PARIS, Aug. 27.-The report that the
French armored cruiser Bruix had foundered
in the Indian Ocean was without founda-
ton. The Bruix is now at Sangon, the
capital of French Cochin. China.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28

CLEVELAND. O., August 27.-Harry
8. Stevens, a well known broker, COM
mitted suicide this evening by shooting
himself three times in the left breast
and once in the right temple at his home
on Genessee avenue. He was 46 years
of age. Business troubles are thought to
have been the cause.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28

NEW YORK, August PA. L. Ivens,
the well known crack wing. shot of the
Riverside Gun Glib Of Red Bank, today
won the grand national handicap at Elk
wood Park, N. ]. Ivens also made q
record at the Glover LIZ traps. killing
40 out Of q possible 80
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Claws Marital Troubles

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. PA special to the
Journal from Pinkard. KY. says: General
Casstus M. Clay today bought farm near
hero for his child wife, Dora Richardson,
who still refuses to live with him. He de-
clares he will provide for her as long as She
lives.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Samhson, Not Superseded

WA6fHNGTONy-Au Aug 27.-The departure
Of Admiral Sampson for Cuba will make
no change in his command. He will COM
mand the North Atlantic station. Commo-
dore Phillip will be in charge of the re-
pairing Of the ships 1t New York.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Killed by the Cars

GREENCASTLE, Ind, August 27.-
John and Walter Gardner, father and
son, both prominent farmers, were run
down and, killed this afternoon by Big
Four train ~
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Consular Instructions

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27-United States
consular officers in every part of the world
have been informed by the department of
state that they may issue bills of health
and certify invoices for Santiago, Ponce,
Manila, or other ports In the actual pos
session Of the United States.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Prof. Marks Dad

CHICAGO, Aug: zs-Prof. A. j. Marks,
author Of 'Holy Land and "A Bjrdseye
View of Palestine" is dead. As lecturer
Prof. Marks was best known In Chautau-
qua circles.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
An. Italian Storm

FEGGIA, Italy. Aug. T.-During a heavy
thunderstorm yesterday twenty peasants
sought shelter ip an old house in the SUBJ
urbs Of the city. The building collapsed
and eighteen were killed.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
idaho Politics

BOISE, ,ida... August, ssl-TThs Gum
Populists. adjourned 70 tomorrow with
out .nisktREr nominal Lions. The middle
81 tie road PobuliitS adjourned to Mon
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
So THIS WEEK So
Drs. Shores Grand So Rate for All Diseases
If You Want to Take Advantage Of the Low Rate
You Must Begin Treatment Now, for the
nafn viii cnnn IN khNancnd
This Week Only

Every Sufferer From Catarrh, Deafness Asthma, Hay
Fever, Chronic Diseases Of tho Stomach, LunSs,
Kidneys, Liver, Bowels Any Other Disease or
Complication or Diseases Whether One or a Hume
dred-Who Applies to Drs. Shores, In Person Or by
Letter, Before September 4, Will Be Treated Until
Cured, All Medicines, Instruments and Appliances
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28

Does a deposit form when left standingf
Do you get up often in the night?
DO you see spots floating before the eyesI
Are your eyes dull and staring?
Is there bad taste in the mouth?
Have you pain in top OF head!
Is your hair getting gray?
Is the skin dry and harsh?s
Is there nausea after eating?
Has the perspiration bad odor7
Is there puffiness under the eyes!
Are there dark rings around the eyeo7
Is the skin pale and dry?
Have you chilly feelings down the backI
Do the joints pain and ache?
Do the legs feel too heavy?
Don't walt until Bright's disease 10 de-
veloped. Cure 1t now. "a, 4sA5.
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
Is there nausea?
Are you cOstve?
Is there vomiting?
Do you belch up gas?
Are you light-headed?
Is your tongue coated?
Have you water-brash?
Do you hawk and spit?
Is there pain after eating?
Are you nervous and weak?
Do you have sick headaches?
Do you bloat up after eating?
Is there disgust for breakfast?
Have you distress after eating?
Is your throat filled with slime?
Do you at times have diarrhoea?
Is there rush of blood to the head?
Is there constant bad taste in the MOUTH
Is there gnawing sensation in stomachf
When stomach Is empty do you feel faint?
Do you belch up material that burns
throat? l-
When stomach is full do you feel OPP
pressed?
Get cured now. Doctors Shores are cur
ing hundreds every week.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
iii ExamiiiatiOns Free

Brs Shores; in order shat all may know just
Whist their tfonbfe Il and howl 1t can b cured,
have decided to continue their free examine
lions, either ia person OF BY natl. without pay
or obligation to pay. Call or write.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Spocia days. IAN
IS. MAIN In to
Los Angele,G Evenings o8
Bound to Die

party, with view of uniting upon county
ticket.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28

IF You Live Gut Of Town
WDVTE hrs. Shores & shores for their
~ new Symptom List and get
their advice free.
Consultation and Advice Always free
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20
MANrnEeIrR crsrKR.

Charles Z idy and son OF Red Creek,
n \ are sisitins friends IN ,o1n.
The meeting Of the W G. l. L. last
.res ~as postponed 90 account OF tie
siotm aud be held on Saturday q, :.
~ Nth ME- George StIion.
= rbe stock holder OF the Manchester
Chee.e Association will hold their annual
matiu. IL tue club room OF the new
opets house 90 MoGday, Jan. 3lsL
The Young people Of the Methodist
church all sI.e dime socIsble and liter
.ry epl, rt.itmen, 81 the home OF X. Is.
snitb on flii.y evening, Cake aud ioe
ofeam ali be served.
r " Cook, sssignde, il selling The
,iool OF good. st the Bonesteel store re
sndi..s OF eos., As be Is bound TO oose
them oct % soou ~ possible. AS there
s.g good variety. all c.a aad something
they sent C.il 10 and zee The goods snd
price.
The rteeutly elected f6nfrs OF the
b.pli., ,ocitty srs A. i,lluas. Pfe,lden'
Mari /. M.uiey, IT vice pfe.idet, A 7.
Smith, 2ad vice presideUi Bur- Gleason,
treasurer Mis- II I. Fuller dusbcisl see
Rotary Eul Marsh. secretary ]. I. Hoy
ptadsbti.I committee, Mrs A +. Smith,
M.rt l. A,uiey. r 7 Hcy', Bsti Sber
mae Bur Gleason. u.htis, Earl Taylor
Ear Marsu. .ssistaut Uthtts Bsu Hicks. |
Barr Gitssob
-arNA AiIgs an family desire 10 |
erpre.s u tbstts 10 thr TRENDS and |
nel.uhot lof their many acts u tindnes' /
dutins the loas AID paistul tliutss Of
loved hn band 40 i,ihsr. The many |
efsr, 81 minisirsilon we're tally sppfeeisl
cd. aitb sfateiai hesr,s they remsnt e.
Tie b,.atiui how,s tat covered tht
dead, SO az. ircu O "a Fri'oss. Dsnsh
lei. ct Rsbseea. L,dis, Sea ~ sni ttbei
a 81 ir.sads. and ,.lseniiy ~ould they
th.ri toe cbeit
The ioiios las REQ a'ioa q sympathy
"a. neatly sdcp,ed by the bto'hsn OF
aaopu.u I.odss y AAM: Where's.
cor .urty l.. Ier J II Whippls, hss
been e.l.sd a, 90 to sth HE lots Of
bei,,ed xite atd ,his coHus aHHy eobir
.ousr. ever iottnost 10 erey good sori
and dssd iu ccmio',,as he ta!seiei aEo
htlpie. tie ustty. iHsrt tore, /. solfel
thai tn, Lot.s ,llrrd to biG car .iEosft
.rd heartfelt =, up.iby 10 The lrfepafsels
tos. hs h.s bssH called apUL to tasisia.
"A large rpEber 81 Mssots sibntea e
sls Daiiiel neslsess Al lLas place, Iaes i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20


No C y Urn y vtu4ss 10 LET
ts.taa.
Mis- S-,ts waol Of Orsal ,pes
sas3sJ Al " Il Eisutasa
-Jass, Msssaa vsst 70 Aoatpslisr
Ha4.y. to stsDd toe sapreus Cyaft
lie, NJ. Ht.tsr q Dorssi pteachs.
to stesIitst .etzses sagdsy i5r Mr.
rmsu
Anets ~ssts delay oeani3ae1 by
tie tLss ice egp,ss 90, t&amsJ 90 The
LlsueI pond Iaesdsl
Nj" Jssuie 5slaylet. oi Troy, =
.r.ta.ss aisbs seala.ryia 81 speedtas
tso " ilfss scrks 10 io~n,
C II Gone q Bennington visited bic
p.rges here orer sabdAy. Mia Mary
Coss zoe, lbis seek 10 Boston TO spsud
come lins
-C A s,njs Of Orange, n J. wa IL
ta~u lest seet arranging Tor the compile
too OF bic usS fe'iisnoe He expects 10
oocapl II early 10 the spr0g
Az onasc to, ~iil be served al tbe
church vestrr on Friday evening" by The
L,di-s Beseroloot Society. Admission
10 cents. AL are ootdIsliy Invited
Farmers say that hsy Is cheap aud
coHs high, The former has been sold as
lov. H. sttbe barn sod We lesrn Of $50
bsius paid TOT COS. bat Of course al eI
ts good oae
-Mn Eoea Way former resident Of
Manchester, died al ;he residence OF her
dsushtet, MI. Mssts. 10 E.st Pouilbey, |
ssed - years, she vas sistef Of the
lac Ifum.D Egsleslon aud was b)rn 10 |
Dorset Tue iatera'u1 ass at Manobes
ter wednesday. sae leaves our soD, Ly
m.n A Way. sDd one daughter
The Womens clab met this seek
viii the Misses SoTdeI aud ~restled ~Ith
tone Of The problems Of Saorslism. Alter
The regular papsfs there vas warm dis
euaioo, bat we have DOT learned that tae
1ering brobems b.se been entirely set
tied. We are glad that The gentIe sex are
brcomiag Interested IA such matters,
nv r. ". Oimsleai, former Princi
pal Of Barr aud Burton Seminary snd one +,
OF The oldest Congregational clergymen 10
' rfmont, died at bis residence 10 BnflIns
lon SharI.y. sgod g. lie was born 10 :
Benson sod graduated at MIjdlebury col :
lcge 10 1888 lie was for three years dur
ins tho var chaplain Of the receiving hos
pllsl 1T Baltimore. He sill be we'll re
IN m bsred by our older olIlzins aud stn
dent. OF the seminary. b
- Since our last report there has been
.eesiyed by the Treasurer OF the Man 4
hester Soldiers Monument Association
rom II On. Daniel Roberts OF Burlington .
q IRON q A Sands Of Erst Orange, n J ,,
no. IRON Hoo J H3Ilister OF Rutland
100 Manchester viii appreciate this j..
aft tom their former tosnsmsn .
d. HoIlister who is always ready TO con
,bnte to any patriotic putpose and still :,
akts pride IN bis old home, We hope =.
is good example will be followed by ~
Tiers as a large sum lie s,ll needed to
ON pl ste the work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20
A Great
SChenne!

Why not make your dollars out
of Rubber? That's a great scheme.
Then they'll stretch. It's a pretty
hard matter to make five dollar
bill stretch over a ten dollar pur-
chase and even we can't do that
for yOu--but yet, until rubber dol
lars are made well come nearer to
it than any other store you know of
Wen stretch a dollar and fifty cents
SO that it will cover a pair of all
wool pants, worth a dollar more.
Wen stretch four dollars and fifty
cents Of your common silver money
so it'll cover a splendid all-wool
fancy cheyiot or cashmere suit to fit
young men up to nineteen years old,
well worth seven dollars (the suit
not the young man) We stretch
IS IS over a fancy cashmere suit
that ought to cost eight dollars, and
it would if this store wasn't here.
Want to stretch your money? Bring
it here, lou'll think it's rubber.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20
ARLINGTON

Mr. James X Ba,chtl Ter is visiting
10 North Adams, Mass.
o. II s R1le Of R1fi.ud, spent few
dsys Ia town visiting friends lat week
MIR. A ice NJ. Hoyt aud daughter,
MIS-. Msrtb., returned to tbelr home 10
Pit,.delj, Mss. On Muddy,
TIE question beior. The literary soci.
" debsied At lbe club rooms lsst seek
was in regard TO educational matt rs
Mrs. Ir.M CsuGsli. sho BIS beet
c4rius for her SICK mother the past tire
weeks retaro,d hon to RalIand 90 Sstar
day
The ladies q the Eastern Stsr, stlend
ed the t. eetIae Il that order 10 \ rib
Beunius,oa OF Nesuesisy, a most Ell
loysble liue IL tepofhd,
- Attic stuusI meeting OF The Easi
Ar lnstou ADD $40 lctIsod Congregation
society held 10 tus Congregation church.
,nu,fy stu, the iol.osiug oalseu sert
elected. VIZ Pfeudeut, h. W. Stafford
wee president, + r Webb, clerk. Mts
De.u, trustees b. ", Stafford J. shsi
.bober, Ak ssepsrd, ee-gperstive com
uittee, Me- Gsn1Uer. Arnold Wtbb,
Mr.. Deaf, coIitc or. | 4, Dst, ite.ur
II, Mr.. nelea Webb, Jaritor. II. X
Dean.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20

Mo Usfe. seistt'issA be- ssthsil
sob 1a ssst 90 Mqsasy ttst,ts
--Gsotss AIti, Ser 81 kapsH d" Fa
rssssi o., F.istiI lsfm 90 TIE Nns. tost
MIA " b sasItoa ai Bearlastal
a. 10 toya Ibsr,d'y .td FRIDAY lo' ID,
boatlioh.
81 Nj lpi Mr. q +. Bead al then
5.sstpr q Ms1eht,sr VISITED 10 i5su
let ws,t
--Mn D5As MareboBse Ct Kapsri IL
very IL Al the house Of bet brother, M,
Et.sd ia
-Mla Nellie Tt.asr sbo bs beef 81
bone ifom AIt,ny lea dave BE-, retoro
ed 10 bet ~ofa 10 thai city
-pt Pratt prelchsi ii The church bere
sandy. Mr. walker occupying The pulpit
q the Congregation csarob 10 Ms1
chester
The mesurRs Of the Ctr,ti.a "a
iesror Society ulll hetesi,r be teli on
Friday evening, TIE subject taf The meet
ius this stet Is Fishers Of Mfn; boa to
siu souls
tn, Social Committee # The Carat
tao Eadssvar c,aty gave Book
sosl.bto7 10 the vsstty Of the church on
Monday evening J.o lo.h, uhich was very
plesssu, aud well sltended
IS yepI Of the young people from
Manchester attended the donation and |
,ysIer supper for tue benefit OF Rev Wm,
), Walker on Thursday evening Tue II
air passed oti pleasantly aud was q suo
ets both socially aud financially.
There will be = church socsble al the
ousr Of Charles Bsllsia Tuutsdsy even
as, January 2Osh, to which oil are cor
Islly ipylted The following ladies will
aiertsln With Mrs Baldwin Mfs Charles
Williams, Mrs John c nneIl, Mrs John
Usher, Mrs Mark Fisher, Mrs. j. II. G.
lodge. Mrs. RoIln Weeks and Mrs. Fred
eymout
At the annual meeting aud roll call Of
ie church, January Al the following
iicer. were elected DR.. 2. s Pratt,
lerk; Gilbert NJ Sykes Treasurer; John o
Ilhsri, Thomas MARLEY aod Edward i
Md Ushers; William Holey, Choritttr h
DO officers OF the Sunday school are Rev b
T Gates, lpetiutsntent, frederick e
llbert. A~lstsut Supeualcuien', John f,
Hllhsrd Secretary and Treasurer, Is
ober, MARLEY Librarian. Huntington il
Ilberl O,gsnist. Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20

Mrs NJ Il, Ford, Ruddell's, Ill, suffer
ed IIor eight yesrs from dyspepsis and
chronic constips,ton aud was hns y cured
BY usios DeWtt's Latte Early Rlsers. the
famous little pills Tor oil stomach and
liver troubles. II Whipple, Manchester
Centre, A Ii Pettboue, Manchester
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20

MIR. Joseph Bonneville aud wife ar,
visiting 10 Montreal.
The Misses Stella Harrington and
Isry Rlchey are attending the State
Normsl School at CastletJn.
Mrs. George Jon los who underwent
a serious surgical operation ten days ago
is gaining ioely under the care OF DR..
Byam.
Tbs ladies' missionary society will
meet with Mrs. Charles Ii. Sherman Fri
day at 30 o'clock A ten cent supper
will Do served from five to Elk, to which
oil are invited
There will be a concert given 10 bhel
don's Hall Friday evening by the Trojan
Qusrte,te Of Poultney, assisted by Miss
Rice OF Cambridge. Proceeds TO be used
by the school library.
Two trsmps were arrested 10 our vii
lsge Saturday. tried 10 justice court and
sentenced TO ninety days 10 the workhouse
at Rutland They broke into our depot
the evening previous, where they passed |
The night We are glad to see the tramp |
law enforced and IT, neighborlng towns
would do the same we might do away with
hat nuisance 10 measure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20

Try BadGns Microbs Killer. Fot
s,ls by Mss Mary fnauE, Mstehsstsf
Depot. W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20

A,y ite.a3irs saas GtltEatlat' tran 81
- ts3sfs. - s-as ffem Estate TIE
sat Bsftff 49, U-sHd issetufsf see
rfsssst % tss ,asrsgas A3sSiuu
ls1Ef settt3 10 srt degree sb4 10 tie
ft'E.as Turtsr La3ft q Aaut BsttIts
ta1 tie A3fI. TIE yalt va gel aCus
ari feet4ted tie srrfobsiics q TIE s'asl
aEoeft A. the recess shsul ] 80 ssi tevh
tataut eollss4ob provided tr the ls1ies
q The . J. 3 B.udes ftv}twa ~ itf
sgrt q tho order iatstriuag fensris
strt Esae ~ prauiatut msubeu sEd
Tee ustlits sss voted eresi sacres..
40 ztn bsfs 4 The cider Stts sts.il,
pIsssed vaA th,li rl.il g. A5uairsm lodge
Gfe5t IL dgt 20 y q NJ Bart Tor The
o1mrlttftea Of the sif.ss Hsuis sud ior
Tie sareet' stse sbioL they ~tfs carried
oct
-WHr,a A Aisus veil tleul aud
prominent ciua-a died sHufd.y morning
.ttsr a. ll!-sss q s-r TEL vecs.. ssei @ f.
ye,rs. lie h,J hs,s 10 tie !sstify tus .
oess lstr iar nors than 80 ye.rs He "a.
h5gett ia aIs dr.liass, tGd htarrtd sod .
Ibetsi aad ~l.l be sfestiy missed Get .
0uly b. he i.milr bat 10 the community
.ad e.peunly by TIE M,tbo ~ society 10
~Aleb be sissys contributed literally,
both u bls time sud money TIE TO ersl
services stre held 10 The shnrcb 90 Mon
day silefBoou, there being lsrse attend
anoe, The psil bearers we're J H. Bone
steel, J, ". Marsh. G 7, Reed. Henry
LuseBe, Il II Linsey ADD Hiram Cbsp ,
nsn The lDtermeut ~ss 10 the Msurbts y,
Iet Centre ccmstery. The services were
CONDUCTED by Rev Sir Bradford. pastor
II the church. assisted by Rev Mr. Bruce
II Peru aud R..y Mf sssr Of he Baptist .
'hurch. Prs3iog Elder Noe vss also i
present and inside lntere.ting remarks 10 o
'hleh be justly eulosiztd tle deceased ss !,
he islher Of TIE Methodist church 10 y
Manchester Gent = sod II. etleisur porter :,
WV hhNAhb w Abtlhf NfhI@G A'.'fuibAf ~ i.t
laintslee Of tho dee ssed, VINES; VA
dame vac mao whom sli lis I wBsmeB
onored because Of certain traits p cnlisr u
} him chief among witch vas lis up o.
gbint. inn could stwsys depend up u
D him for aid o. any Mod Of belp be sss II
bic 10 give 10 sny s'o' sork He vas Il
con scienliou. man Whatever be did ~
b, leyed to b. rlsLt He never sssum NJ
too much. He Was cautions. He be u
wed there wtre Other Thugs 10 life be u
ies money ver,b striving for lie bad 81
soul that could take N the tt ais Of vi
hers. lie could discern riglt from
.ong, Justice from iuIaetioe. Men msy
I'VE pr0ulet names, but, so far MS bis va
here OF HE extended bis ithuence for o''
ID vas unfqailed. ~ ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20

J. A Perkins Of Anliqllty o, WAS for
thirty yesrs needle.sly tortured by physl
clans Tor the cure Of ecu ma He was
quicAly cured by u-ius DeWut's Witch
Heal Sslse the famous heaIlug ssva for
piles and skin diseases. J IL Whipple,
Manchester Cent? A II Pettibo0e, Msu
chester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20

1t Is easy 10 c teh o1ld aud Just as
easy 10 get ria Of 1t # you commence ear
Iy to use Doe Minute Cough Cnre, 1t
cures oonghs. colds, bronchitis, pntu
monis and oil throat aud lung troubles
II lie pleasant to take, safe to use and sore
to cure, II WhlppIe. Manchester Cen
ire; A II Petit bone, Msnc ester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-20
MANCHESTER DEPOT


ire; A II Petit. bone. Msnc ester Depot.
MANCHESTER DEPOT
William Burroughs ia confued - tie
house by lllness.
Miss May Taylor was surprised Tues
dsy evening by apatty Of her schoolmstes.
Miss Gerttu e Conner, who has been
visiting friends Al Westhpld. Mass, has
returGe ed home
1t is reported that Barr Gleason lie to
open The meat market 10 Davis 4 Sons
building next Monday.
-P.rker Baldwin has gone to Albany,
N Y to stlend the business college. !
Miss Emily Baldwin goes to Boston to
attend school.
Louis d ,irtsne will have telephone
lioe from bic mill 10 S,rstton TO bis house,
from thence TO Manchester Depot, having
purchased nine miles Of wire for that pur
pose.
The ladiei OF Skinner W. II. @, will
give q ten cent supper at q. A X. Hall,
saturday evening jan. 22nd. from $50 to
o'clock. All are cordially invited. We
nope to see some OF our Dorset Post and
Jorps.
The officers Of the Ladies Aid Society
'eceutly installed are IS iolloss: Pfesi
lent, Miss Jennie Scott; vice president,
Mss Lizzie Scott; secretary, Mrs. Mary
}otsford treasurer, Mrs met p. Black
ner; chaplain. Mrs. Minnie Eldred; sssist
nt guide, Miss Eva Jenkins,I g., Mrp.
.Ilen Llkin o, O., Miss Nina kibnrn; I
'sst President, Mrs Lucy NJ DAVIS,
The officers OF the s OF Y sre as fol
)ss; Capt Il Is Gleason. 1t Lieutep
ut, II b Kendall 2ad Lientensut, ".
|. Jenkings; Cnsp, A. q, DAVE: lst b
est E,rle Mrth;Q NJ, r. Glessoo; J
OF G., Geo. Uds q. OF q i. NJ Tsv /
", C. s, NJ q. Wright, c. q, V. A. r
isrsh; + & A l. jenkins; Z, NJ, +
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The snr Il meeting OF District num c.
II one, Order Eastern Star. vas held e'
IT'D Tucker Chsptet. North Bennington, :,
, Tuesday. Janusry -, 1898, viii
'ortLy Brother Geo &c o. Woodcock. e
D. g. F., IS pretiting The following /.
and officers ~,re present: Mrs. olive a
.owell, grand lecturer, Mrs. Gertrude =,
,nncr. II II q NJ district uumber one n
r. Helen & Cole, srsud msrsbsl; Mr.
l. Sullson, grand secretary; Mrs. Ii.
su lsou, / u - q, N Sisters Kim
81, \ rton aud Murphy, z " mstrons
Is Woadhull. z. " P,rou and sbout
undred mem bers OF chapters 10 dis
ct buub,r one. lbr sork as eIenpl
4 b. Red Mouulsiu 3 bspter Lbab NJ
4, oue Sister Helen NJ B,li~in, " "a
Appropriate tn q - "a rendered by
,tet Bort aud Bro h,r Mrfritt Mors,u ~
srets sere received iron Brother Z ws
Ballvin. g. + Mt. ID. /, Wing q.
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" 90 icoct. Mr.. Q iV ] s.oweIl, NJ. 90
b. WoodhBl, BIZ lhsr q. \ M.tiis3n d..
others Asappsf vas sttv=d st tie
I.se Hall. ~hefe the ssLts oi over obe 49,.
adied ssre .st.i.ctouiI sappliea. Al q.
az tIpts.si Q Of ihalts 10 Tucker -,
spier isr furnishing the bstqast to Mr..
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sic. abd b Bfotosi Il " spsa srd fof -
eoa,tesy q hsli i.rs over the Beon,rs
.ud Ra,land railroad. tue convention
.s3. Appropriate resolutions sere
pied OF The death Of Sister Wtlpple Of =
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