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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
S6nittr nno Garswaaren.
q. 0usOOrf & gobn,

u. 0usOorf & SObn,
Baltimore nnb VuppIcton= StraRe.
0ruBe rrue 9Gbrn.
Sat9atn>Ierfauf
1T f,fn oltdoli6ts 6r.ionib; ni6t ,tpa NIT STE
n~uttionen fir ejnige %beionO9rt Nrtittl, l%onotrn tur
ieo. Nrt non @aaren, nit OeHen mir banoelr.
seiSsnheTe. &Ieissrfefs,. Nuewqaren, Ans
,use, Sainrn. aIeterods. h~eberrirfes
Merinos nne Muslin /. unterSeus,
Eatd)entildber, Sdneidbuhc, 60rfets, Zpisenr
Sttdereien, Tudidbbars Stpfr, 6uttGrifpfe
II. |. 10.
Mnes puree berabscicst.
sit iptron 6Og JttiuItot iebtn, psnn sic bitrs
Der fumnttn. Sttltt 8trqiridc ait - od5 iii Die
grt imp Beiit, pisien 2aoen 3u i6dbeu.
SaraainsS crfanf pun SteirernoHen
1Tet qdujs @orrdtb pon Otobdirs, 6rtpoug,
5trqts, gtnEtidns, 9cpIins, ~fartirttn 5tofitl unO
On. Rltio,rtOffs g.btn fort fir 12Ic.
39t. Cualjtdten Zoe. SIC. Gu0litdttt 39c.
SOC. Oualitdtsn 25c. S9t. Gudlitattn 49c.
Bargains am 1stetnsSarcntifd,.
25c.-Sb!ibt 0ctpitrfE,e unO q%eftrtiite inOii3s
gciot.
soc. -@tblimtt 6OutarOs un0 inOii4t e+iOt;
5Cl AihllltGt sac.
Oc.-grotaOt=1affc urO @fossgraiu, mar
50 Gtnts.
5~9c.-5dparJe unp farbia, 75c. 1afftd=5tiot.
69c.-9orlt9li6c 81 ttnO $1.25 Nop.ltDsS.iot.
@nsrpadrcu>S ~epartement.
@aruirt, niitt, Curtains uno lOdu,g tn 1rbbttr
Eltqauj; Giir,, Die ouoerlrdrts 500 bis $500 fo=
it:i, auf 1878 btrabg3itBt. Nnottt @it;, Qt=
ruue GOpisn non iran3oTih,n Y~tufsgzoiittn, fir
So MD S6; oas 9Oppelt, lptrtb. 4rd6tj0t Bon
nets, g:uaIc 6Opjt'n Don Muittr=9ouutts, ui3t iUez
niger, ais s. uno So lutrtb, itBt So. 70.
nSatlor>maSc" 2lnJnsc.
So 90 fir QaHi spol,ue NniiQt, NIT Qttas az
~Fiitttrtc Sldtts, pole $3.50 ipcrtb.
~$6.90-2iu3iqt, iparen 5000; iur 81 80 -
gnjipt, ipartn $3.50.
$1,000 iir ptuttiuniibt 3u4=@tnsigt; ipurotn
irubcr fir $500 ~ptrtluit.
&aid,bare StpHe.
1T oitl;1 6ducn inn Ots 9rciic ujdt mc5r, ais Die
odlite BON Stni mas it itiH lolttu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
SpSeSF1nc.

Qm 10. Tlai OttiIis ANNA sol M a n,
% Sabre alt.
4m y. Mai Garrit Rupp i'm IS. Sabre
hires Qe6ens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16

GinmdG in IN a res mort
ii6er OeutI9ldno fpri4t Der npbiIaz
beIp6ier Snquirer::" nBir tonnen
BON ieDem 2unbe ettpas lernen. bod
mir f0nnen ni6ts bon anperen Gam
bern lernen, penn unfere 3~eitungen
bur6 falI6s Oaritequngen bds 8olf
IRE fibren. IS 1T, felbfre0eno, puz
rer unIinn, gu be6uupten, oaB bie9az
fig Oeutf6ldno's Der 8rie9 Fei. 0ds
OeutT6lano bon beuts fie6t nuf benz
Wirten Geiner @bsmifer, Tsiner MGnz
ner Der WiHenI6aft unO ieiner te9nis
i6en 2e6ranItalten, bic -. aQe 5u=
Fammen Elm inbufrie1es 0eutl6lanb
qeFdoffen BADEN, bas beute bas pro>
fp%erirenoGie 2aro @urppa's qsporoen
III uno befen ltets gr0Ber tperOenos
N6Eabgebieie fi9 in ieoen Wintel oes
Grbenrunbes binein erfreden,"
YpnberIn Der 6get9ane
MrbeiterfI6rer unb iebtge @intpdnbes
rungszGpmmifdr, mo6te, ouB bieginz
%pdnoeruDg auf Is Biz 20 Sabre gang
Derbpten piirDe. 8sEpnoers mibfGat
tbm Die gintranoerung bon Slaben
unb Glib Stalienerr. Sa. feline Men=
f9en baben feline Seeler. 3~ugegeben,
1oB bieIe Glemente geiIiig riidfdnbiz
ger Iinb ais unIere Slaot6eDOlferung
i'm 4Ggsmeinen. 2lber Der unteridieb
SpiI9en ibnen uno ben 9intertpGipz
Tern BON Maine, Mi9igan etc. 1T bod
10 srpB ni6t! Imsrita 1T nod enoz
los grOB, unb pobl aud geiItig reg
fam genug, UNI aud bieFe glemsnte az
fimiliren gu fDnnen. Sin paar Sdu>
fenbe me6r ober tpeniger bon ibnen
fpislen feline Goae. 8iel I9limmer
mare es, tpenn man, tpie bies fommen
miBfe, audi cine intelligence Ginpdns
bernng, pie 3. 3. bic beutT9e, aus
f9lOHe. g. Sr. Br.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16

3e6n 5iltpinos, Die NJ
f6einenp i'm 8ertrauen auF 9rn.Mc<
&inleD's 8sr6eiBung bon 9lei4bere9z
tigung uno po6lpoQenber NRimitiz
rurg ra4 ben Ser. Stddten getommen
Iinb, lit bier auf @runo Der @Inpanz
behring's : @eFebe ous He4t CUR 2unz
bung perpeigert tporben. WSan Ipenz
BET alTo bier @eIeBe auf Die 5ilIpino5
an, Die nur fir Nusldnoer (%aliens)
gemadt Iinb unb bic auf QngebOrige
Der Ser. Stoaten feline Nnpenbung
hdben. Nuf ben 9bilippinen uber
HeQt maj 6orberungen an Tie, pie lie
ni6t an Nusldnber, fonOern aus
f6iieBii9 an Q~nssbOrige DieIes Sam
oes geIteGt tperOen birfen, uno fdieBt
lie nieoer, neil lie Die 8ere9tigung
oieIer 6orberungen ni4t einIeben t0nz
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16

9pDtttf4 I6reibt B E
81. Coulter nQlmericu:" Die Sempez
rsn5 : 9eisGI4aftsn fOltsn Elm 9roBes
6reuosnfelt beranfalten. GnOli4 MUIR
be Der erIte 8irIb pegen 8srtaufs DON
Spiri!uoIen an SonnIag b%eroonnert!
Gg 1T bies Der Statiener 3anini, oefen
Qotal Ii6 in Rr. 1884, Sliceltr, be-
finoet. GntTpre6eno Der 9r0Be bes
psrii6ten 8ergebens tpurbe berIelbe gu
eirter @elD6uBe bon einem Gent berurz
tbeilt. 9ofFenIii6 miro i6m oerHi4ter
s3eit g%epG6ren, UNI bieTe Summe aufz
5u6ringen. - Die Pro3efirung Der
@irl6e bal Dem Staate Bis jebt etma
$4,000 gefoItet. Oas mil Ioi4em
4ufpdnbe BON 3eit, @elo uno @nerz
gle nuHme6r er5ielte Refultat 1T benz
na9 Ta6r ermuibigeno.
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3Gnnte unO 9fanselt.

finben eiuen ~proutpteu 9adrsGdufer, iptnn man
%aOreifrt: Dor M-9O0.s GOrrsipoHssntsOfiie
C@(drs9, 2N}t.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16

BAD 8btIa0eIpbia uuD 3tpsJ OrL
los, 8.O3 OSpti 2paQ50nl So, $50 9l5 1908,
1885 (SgciiaDagsoul 9osm., LG .5g'itUl9'
con ooH WiImjrgt5u). l.45. 421 A51 .m.t.rtsr
SpaicDaGgoul 5.32 lSDticDag3oaI &aam.,
753, ll35 25tu9s an 0phtHta1sH. SoHntags,
los irib. SO3 (SprisDls9ouJ. 8.2}. 9l1, 1908
BORN, l205 tSpHiaD1FIpu RON QilwHgtonL
lis, APO, 4.57 .imtttr.r Sp.itDI5garl 52
lSpedsuaggoHl Ma6m., 753, ll35 NJtu1=.
Bur mad Qbiidoslpbiu, 40 irub, 625. 10
Born, lis, 308 Rahw., G.+5 Qbcuos an go'
atntog,H. S]Onutags, G2j 9oral, 8.0S 9a2m..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08
BENNINGTON COUNTY COURT

Hos LogrtAsD Mrxsos, Preceding Jsdse.
Hos, HpEf y Brn Associate
How. DAsrEL T. Barns Js5ses.
HAhsr r. CusHxAs. CLERK.
Hrsnr y. WitLsoS. Sheriff.
EDwAEp l.. BArri. States Attorney.
CalIu.xi y, CHA'r, REPORTER
Court susm bled To e,dsy morning spd
vs opened With prayer by Rev. George
7. Smart. Tue ttisi docket vas called
and thirteen civil casts we're Get for the
Iary, though several OF them msy DO col
tied OF cotiiuos5, snd The term will be
short At2 p. m, the grand aud petit
iufies we're called aud charged by the
Jadse. Hon II Boiium OF Salisbury
vn appointed fofensn Of the grand Jury
The hr., case on trial 10 that OF CHARLES
A. Boatseli vs.. Gilbert W. Bradley. and
10 90 action TO recover Oh three promis
ssry toes. TIE doteuse pleads payment
snd siso the si.taie OF Limitations. bhel
don and Darling for plsiniif sud Aren't
bald std Bstehelder add J. q. Martin
for defendsnt II w.s found that there
vas no question Tor the inry and the cour,
vtrjici Tor the plaintiff. The
case -lll 20 {, the Supreme Court on Law
question:, Tue Rnper case OF b. II.
Bibios, Adr ". Harley q. Guild and
|. ottie 0uad ha, been discontinued.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08

nfehnu Btaitsu 81 Bsllsss are get
iits esi rriY sttSsr,trt illustrated bgot
etsislsa M.neau,tu ia the koss,slrs
.tisA eli 10 ca ..is ., Herds sbosi The
1T Q, JEiy. fran 10 savssces eory w
are ,un ne stsi.ritss.vllI be has ,cd
melt 81 then efisissi sri eopyristlsa.
II slss eosisiSs esssfipiios Of The nsry
slirsesiess 81 ear bssaiiisl village. end vs
hsrs 90 sosbi many eupi~ viii be sold 10
fhsissris ssa visitors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08

Latte. sssIeciss scfstehes aid vonnd
ifeqass,ly recall, 10 blood poisoning
Better bssi them qalsily vilh DsWhi'
Wi,eh Hsr.i sslve. ihvroushiy sEii-stf
iie sppliosiion With . record Of slssy'
esfiss pils. old nietrs, sers, enss'
vsusds add skib disessa J II Whippie,
Mstehs.isf Csstts. All Psttibone, Mao
chester Depot A II Petitions, MsDetesier
Depot
KksoHEsrEn orsFKn
-JobH Carney aud ollie Of Alhsry arc
10 io.s.
Milo Hall sBd family hsve moved TO
salem. MY
Mrs. J Y. P.se uiil hsrs = special
ssls Of bats 81 tvsttr I've osnts each oo
Saturday ntIL
MIR. sad Mrs. William II. Roberts are
nov sbsfst on . vacation aud will spend
IL sIih friends 10 Darlington and R,n
dopb.
Paul Sykes Of New York City made
en- I'll too short wait 10 his home 10 this
village last week snd remained over bun
day.
-Tne Ladies socis,y OF Zion church
sbioh Va. 10 have BEEN held 81 Mrs. Col
burns. will meet sith Miss Parsons,
IT. f..a. u - .f.I.ak
The entertainment and ice cream
social beld 81 the Y. NJ. O. A. room Mon
day evening vas we'll pstronizsd and the
program fuely rendered The reading
room will be open to the publis very
soon.
Mrs. 4 A. Fisher aud Miss Dora
Hsbert we're called TO Dandy on Saturday
by severe sccidest to their mother Who
fell from porch TO tho sronod, . distance
Of several feet. and sustained number OF
bruises.
MIR. and MIRA. W II. Fullerton. Mr.
md Mrs. q o. Woodcock, Mrs. b.
Conner and Mrs. L l.. Wymsn are repre-
ret ting Adoniram Chapter. o. K 3. at
lie animal meeting OF the Grand Chapter
o Barre this week.
Mrs Eliz, Metcslf, wife OF Rev j. A.
deto,l'. chaplain OF Dinnemon Prison,
Y. Y. and former pastor OF the Metho
list church 10 this village. vas found
lead 10 her bed on Sandsy morning last
1 the home OF her sister, Mrs. Z. Q Dixie
I Bristol, W. She vas not quite we'll
Then she vent to bed 90 Saturday night
mt was not considered 10 . dangerous con
iiion and her sudden death was entirely
'
Don't forget The annual convention OF
'epnioelop County w. @. T. U. at East
Ellington on Wednesday OF next week. =
here will be rspor,s, pspers, discussions, a
recit,taiions, etc. 10 the even
,s Marion Contest snd stefeoplioon =
Jews. and interspersed with appropriate
Iusic. There should be . large attend v
1ce. The delegates appointed from this q
lace TO stlepd are Mr.. A Il. Smith. .
In. T. Bentley, Mrs. +. / Frhum. Mrs. =
idred snd Mts. j. N. Littim.r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08

BY allowing the sccam alstions 10 The
bowels 10 remain. the sntire system 10
poisoned. DeWit,s Little Early Rissrs
requisite the bowels. Try them sod you
will always Use then. J II whirpls. Msn
chsssss Centre; "a Pestibons, Msncsss
ter Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08
500 BOYS
W A N E D {!

To get into 500 Of our Boys new
Spring Suits, Does your boy look
shabby Its your fault not ours.
We're doing our level best to please
the boys. Bring the lads to j. G..
Heinel and fix them up for next
Sunday, or for school, or for work.
Boys apiece Double Breasted sults OF Fine
Black Clay worsted, SIG at tL00.
Boys piece Double Breasted Suits OF Blue
Serge, extra good quality, sizes s.I6 ct 81
Boys apiece Double Breasted Suits OF Fine Blue
Cheviot, sizes SIG At - rs
Boys, piece Double Breasted Suits Of Small
Brown Check worsted, sizes SIG At 1850
Boys apiece Double Breasted Suits Ia GRAY
Striped Worsted. new effeot., 10 l6 At 1915
Boys 2.piece Double Breasted Suits In Gray
Plaid Worsteds. sizes 10 l6 stst
Boys piece Double Breasted Suits Of Elegant
Gray Plaid Tweed, sizss 10 l6 At 81
Boys piece cults Of Handsome pl,ii Cheyiot,
sizes % l6 at 81. so
Boys apiece Double Breasted Suits OF Plaided
and Fancy Mixed Cneyiots, sizes 4.i5 At So,
$3.50, $40 and 81 so
Boys piece Double Breasted Suits OF Mixed
'uNbbus oiItb ~ 10 ~ to.W
Boys . piece Double Breasted Suiis OF Blue Che. |
yiots, sizes SIG at 81 50
BoyA Vested tuts OF Blue and Fancy Mixed |
oheyiots handsomely trimmed, sizes 40 al |
81 90, 50 80 and 81 90
Boys All-Wool Kaee Pants sizes 8. 10 al SOC and |
rs cents
Boys Corduroy Pants at SOC and 800
Boys Cotton Knee Pants, very good quality.
BIZ Ala at 25c.
We carry also a full assortment
of Boys Waists and Blouses in Per-
Gale, Bingham and Satin at 25c and
80 cents.
j. Q. HHINEI,
UNION OPERA HOUSE.
CENTRE. VERMONT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08
PERU.

Formers are up and very busy thes,
days
John @ Adams is visiting friends il
town.
Mrs. A. @. Nourso aud granddaughter
are II Justin Browns.
George Wood former towntman
called upon cid friends The past week
The Road Commissioner started out
Tuesday to mend the public highway.
-Mumps are going the rounds. Willie
Whitney wres.ied with them the past
week.
Mrs. Ellen Burroughs with her dsugh
ter Edns, who has been very III, came
from Rutland Friday to W. b. Simonds.
Miss O.good aud Mrs. NJ. J. Hap
good arrived home Saturday evening from
an extended trip west. Mr.. Hspsood and
Miss Susie return later on.
Frank Williams narrowly escaped
serious injury while loading bis rifle last
Thursdsy. Premature discharge graz
ed bis left hand, dislocsiing the frst 90
ger.
james X Batcbelder aud dsushter,
Psuline. Of Arlington, Rev. A. Q. Field
and daughter Cora Of Eat Arlington,
JOHN n. Chase Of New York and DR.. Ei
ward Kiikisnd OF Bellows Falls we're
guests 81 the Bromley house the part
week.
Memorial services we're observed Snn
day. Hooker Poet q. A. Il from South
vsrs honorsd suests, Rev.
c. b. Atwood delivered . very sppropri
..s and timely discourse. George II
Bsichelder presided 1t The orssn. We
IRE glad to Welcome bin back 10 Peru u
YER several mortbs sbsence il Dale, s. c.,
shere he expects 10 r,tntn sitter . brief
'scstion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08

- n Hsri's soda fountain 10 doing
sgood business these bot days.
The EqaiSoI House Ia having ID
Coll clnb house rebuilt aud enlarged.
--Ms q. A. Sands Of East Orange. n
]. hes arrived 81 Der summer cottage here
The Seminary base ball team defssts,
The South Sbsiibury tesm Saturday by
score Of II 100
Judge Lsuretcs OF Ruilihd and Hon
l. Ma,i1 81 Dfsiilrboro we're 10 ioxI
on coui, bGsih.ts Tuesday.
Mo l. J. Hssley, Mise w. ID. Hss
ley and NJ, J H.sleys 100 sons arrived
from Csli'ospia last seek.
AIRS, Il + Hoyt ADD daughters o.
Nsw ioik sre sssia oecop,ing their sum
mes home 10 Manchester
Mrs. n-ireser and children ere again
occupying Mr T. Esslsston's ctt,sge.
Mr.. Hanover will come later.
The EquinoI House 10 nearly resdy
for business and will open ils forty
seventh s.ssor. June IA, 1899
The eostibued dry weather will great
" iujuro the hsy crop, but there 10 .
large smouut Of cid bay left over.
Dr. MeNany snd wife arrived in
.osn last seek. The doctor may be
found st bic dtn,i t's office % ususl.
Hossri Joncs. The Equinox House
barber. suived Moodsy, and 10 located 10
the Court House shor, daring court.
Tue Misses Watson OF Nss York sfe
Spending the seek al the "Elms." Man
chester people ate very glad to meet them
again
The Beuuif atou County Conference
oil Censns stionsl churct es 10 10 session
81 Eenuinsio this week Wednesday and
Thutsdsy.
The sniverssiry exercises OF Burr aud
Barton y uinsry Gill occur jane 10 snd
2osh. The prize speaking will be on the
evening Of tie lg.h.
Rev. Dr. Sayih IL 10 town making
soms repairs on bis cottage. Mrs. Smyth
10 rseovsfins from her socident and ,te
family will Re here 10 July.
Tue meeting OF the women's Mission
cry Society gill be beid ~i,h Mr.. Reed
CO Friday s,e p. IN. ipstesd OF Wednes
dsy, I" srtoateed 10 The program.
Mrs. Gn1ist. vel rene nj ered
snsst o. the RauinoI House. died 10 New
fert, Monday. STE wss Of savspced sse
sud bad be,p in per health Tor some
time.
We devote most Of the ,p.ce 90 The
ouisids Of tie JounsaL 10 the Memorial
Day sddress Of Mr. Fell. bat il viii be
good reading sHd sonh keeping srd re
nembuirs
Nit, 4 ost snd Ars cor save .
I've o elccs TO lt,ir Msretes,er hisuds 90
Fsissy. ils !e.f b,ias sl.o tie l00lb srui
vssau 81 the lpiiiss Of The sE.Es',
Iheif plessstt fesitetcs.
biey &c ,it.rs are remind. a that Il 10
isrstfess fias their sheels 90 aide
sslhs sra slso thai i 10 ss,is,i the Law,
md Gslss Que liable 10 . o.. - .sl -
o psy icr he esusse ,ary Ray do.
-Peopls q The v,llsss have bess var
% viseroas Gsti sssia,i The nspIe
rec sor@s ssd ihs nanbers sl.ash,sred
> nss h.vs reached itso the nill,ors. ID
TIER Day 10 sbsa, ever ios ,h. year srd {
be trees sas 81 ssrioasly is!ared.
-Anr o asd eatnos ball mach rastsa q
'ss piosstsd ~ 90 The rrniass etc. G. b
hell, soaih Of ,he village tact veeh. ssd " q
% deeb' hs'eiasiOassy ser relic. Gsn. L
'ssrts troops vs,s sne.upsd Ia shsl .
isisi', before ihs bs,lls Of Bs.tirsioa, .
ID Gen. LAtoolG's ucops After The bs,sls. I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08
MANCHESTER DEPOT

| Will Wush, has = new bicyc
-Miss Lizzie Scott OF Bennipgt tor
spent Decoration Day In town.
L. p. Martin OF Newisne is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Charles Hosley.
Mrs. Lee Bourn who has bad . lora
and serious illness 10 slowly improving.
Mrs. Chas. Dench spen. several days
last week with her brother 10 Salem.
-Miss Alice L,tt mef 10 working 10 the
Millinery department Of NJ. l. Msnley 4
Go.
-Funk Lincoln recently received q
serious wound on his face by kicking
horse.
Bert Hicks ia home from Troy where
be Ia employed 10 J. N. Warren 4 Co
b ,use.
Mrs. Lee Bourne 10 still very sick IS
also 10 Mira Al. Lskin and Mrs. Fsyette
Fsrrum.
Mrs. w. Z. Simonds OF North Ben
uington be, been making her friends here
. short visit.
-Mu Haley Who has spent the winter
10 the South has returned to her home 10
Sundeflsnd.
-Miss Anna Miller q Wsllineicrd 10
si,h her f,ieni, Anna Bradley Bradley
for short sisy.
The W. H. q are requested to NEE,
at q. A. H. ball GU Friday afternoon en-
impori,nt business.
Mrs.. Hiram Chapman recently receiv
q! news OF the death Of her mother, Who
soald have been 90 years old bad she
lived two days longer. She retained her
fsenities 10 3 wondsfial degree until her
last iilnes,
-Set raj IRON tits village are 10
Barre attending tie Gr.od Crsp,er, o
I b.. M. wosdoock and wife, Mrs. Ful
lrion, Mts Cornrr sad ME-. wymsa
from the Center. Mr.. Woodcoeh Is Grsrd
Ssn,insl, Ma Wymsn 10 this distries's
d q Ms.fon.
The l. A 3. sni b oiv. siil cell ice
cream spc cske o. the green es,t Of A.
II. Pe,tbop.'s store en- Saturday evening
u this week. 1.-THE vesih,r Is upplsss
mi /, vii take pises 10 o A II. hall.
Come oss aud ell I'D gel . refreshing
plate OF Ice cream.
"A ese Of petty ihissins occurred 10
biz viIisss les dsys ago vhee . party
u men broke ilio tbs B.idsi hsnse
, here 90 old msn By the name Of Cross
asn 10 living. sloas aud be beias very
ard 81 heating kEsv rctains stoat n
'stii the nsI. day. They TOOK svsy
srse qssnt,iy Of cider. TIE parties are
known, and shoald ttis occur
gaia something Will be done .bos, il
he osss stens vorse than snch oAse. ,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08

utssl y re ~ thfrs vtrs sons married
nes is toe siit ssa ttlriss ard eteaar
.s,Hs iAS ysaaseT etes,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08

II makes no difference how bad the
wound II you use DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Sslve: il will quickly heal and leave no
scar. J Il Whipple, Manchester Centre;
A Il Pettibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-06-08

]. ID. Bridge, editor and proprietor Of
the Democrat, Lancaster. N. H., says: /
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NEwToWN, CONN, FRIDAY JULY A. 18ss-EIeHT PAGES.
OWN I oPICs.
The Hopewell School.
INTERESTING EXERCISES.


 Miss Lillian Dwyer closed her school Tn Hopawel district, June 8, alter s most successful and profitable school year and the district unites in wishing Ter to return. The school room was pretti.Y decorated with flowers and the exercises were pleasing to both parents and friends. Two prizes were awarded, one to Carrie Wilkinson for best spelling, and one to George c. Beck for best arfth- metic. Following is the program: Singing, "Father, we thank Thee, 3 School.
 Recitation, from "Vision of Sir Laun- tal," School.
 Reading, A true story, Bessie Doran.
 Recitation, Selected, George Wilkin- son.
 Recitation, "Charge of the Light Esri. grsde," Carrie Wilkinson.
 Recitation, "somebody's Knocking, /" Myrtle Beck.
 Singing, Twenty Froggies,'' School.
 Recitation, "Beauty," Agnes Futile. ss =.
 Recitation, from Deserted Village, i" William Wilkinson.
 Recitation, Selected, Carrie Futile.
 Recitation, "The First Snowfall, $ Ernest Beck.
 Recitation, From "Snowbound," ;" School.
 Reading, From "Legend of Sleepy Hollow," George Beck.
 Selections from ''Hiawatha :"
 l. Hiawatha's Friends, John Wilkln- gon.
 3. Hiawatha's Canoe, Agnes Futile.
 3. Hiawatha's Departure, Ernest Beck.
 "Recitation, "The Dandelion," Bessie Doran.
 Singing, "Come Little Leaves, :" School.
 Recitation, From "Vision of Sir Laun. fal," Myrtle Beck.
 Recitation, Barbara Frietchie," Car rie Wilkinson.
 Recitation, "The Hen, What a Shame," Bessie Doran.
 Singing, "America,'' School.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Misses Edith and Jennie Dutcher, twin sisters of MT and Mrs R. W. Dutch CT, arrived, last week, to spend the sum- mer with them. Their many friends will be pleased to learn that they have just graduated from Public school 19 of Brooklyn, N. r.. and that Miss Edith will enter the E. asmus Hall high & heol and Miss Jennie will take up music and a at the Brooklyn Institute of Music and Art.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Charles H. Lewis of Waterbury has succeeded H. W. Ames as night operator st the Hawleyville station. MT Lewis will firing his family to Hawleyville in 8 short time.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

George Ruff .a, son of Dea George Ruff 's. fell from scaffolding whiie painting on the new barn of his uncle, William Ruffi4s, week ago Saturday. He was severely shaken up and badly sprained one ankle. He had narrow escape from instant death.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

MT and Mrs ). ". Webb Of Stepney Depot, formerly of Newtown, are re ceIving congratulations on the birth of 2 son on Friday .Tnly ', at ' 80 D. n. The youngster weighed nine pounds and with his mother are getting along nicely.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Dea and Mrs William Fairchild, who have been visiting in Toledo, O., return ed home, this week. They stopped for visit with MT and Mrs Lee M. Johnson at Great Burlington, Mass, on the way home.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Mrs Esther Godfrey of Danbury is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs c. J. Beck.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Miss Myrtle Helen Beck of Hopewell district has attended school every session of the past year, making two years that she has not missed.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Conductor Ruth is now running the Hawleyvilie and Providence freight in the absence of Conductor Fowler, who has been presiding over Conductor Ives tra in during the illness of the latser's wife
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Miss Maggie Bradley of Sandy Hook has accepted position in Keane's button shop.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Keane's button shop shut down few days, last week, over the Fourth. TOT re- pairs.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Miss Emma Goodsell has recently pur- chased q new horse.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

MT and Mrs s. A. Blackman passed Sunday at their cottage st Fairfield Beach, having as their guests MT and Mrs A. c. Baker.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Miss Mabel Morris presided at the or gan in the Congregational church, Sum- day, in the absence of Mrs John R. Peck.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Miss Emma Goodsell IS spending tn week with Southport friends.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

J l. James has new horse, recently bought of Willis Lockwood.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

F. (. Sanford, the genial HawleyvilIe contractos and merchant, is getting out again sfter unita serious illness.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-14

Miss Juiiette Sanford is in New Haven for few weeks, the guest of her aunt,
 Mrs A. J. Wilson.