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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
8Idtter un6 BlItben.

Man Dergefe nint, ben &f
9egen bic 3eden CUR 3eit ouf5une6z
men, ebe fte gu 8a6Irei9 perben unp bos
8ieb bamit aG5ufebr be6uftet 1T. Mun
itreue Sal8 uno @Gnefel iiber bas Weioez
Lamb unb lu7e Oas @ie6 it9 an bic mi
I4ung gelp0bnen, @m Mnfung 1T Is
rat6fam, nur tpenig S9pefeG gu benuben
uno bic Auantitdt na9 unb na3 gu perz
grDBern.
Ingefteute @eriu6e NIT @amenf0rz
nern bon Mdis, tpeI9e bon berI9iebenen
SteQen Der Ne6re genommen puroen, 6oz
ben in perf9teDenen amtli9en 8srIu6sftaz
tionen ii6erraf9enoe &efuGtate ge3eigt,
Samen BON Der oberen Spite Der Ns6re
CAB gr0Beren @rtrag, als berienige, nel6,u
aug Der Mitte Doer bonn unteren Sbeile
Der Nebre genpmmen tpurbe. So nltr0e
bis6er BON pielen 6armern fir p~flan3ung
Der Samen BON Der Mttte Der Qle6rc be-
bor3ngt. 9ieie iebt feitgeiteGten SerIube
baben ge5eigt, oaB oies Elm Srrt6um mar.
-Sut3 unb " If bilben elm qutes
fogenanntes CONDITION Bomber" fiirpferbe.
Natitrlt3 ioGte es mGBig our N~nnenoun1
tommen, Wan ntmmt cine 6unopoQ NT3e
auf Die breifa9e Menge bes Sal3es, NIT
lnter fiigt man mod einen 20ffelooG S9pez
fel6liitbe 6in3u. Wfan lege elm oOer apeiz
NAL pD6entli6 etipas BON bieIer MafTe in
bic &rippe Der pferbe. Sic nerben out freiz
fen, tpeniger an @ertopfung unb an Muz
genpiirmern (8ots) Ieioen, cine refine 6aut
uno glattes 6aar baben. Mu6 Rtnbern,
S3afen uno S4peinen lit oieie 8e6anbs
lung 5utrdgli3.
&ls betes MitteI gegen ben Sornz
tpurm 1T bus Iuslegen bon SGaffeuen,
NIT Der 8OQe no9 unten gu empfs6len.
Die Wiirmar fuGen, namentli9 bss Nabts,
bic tbnen 10 gebotenen parmen G9Gupfz
fptntel ie5r 5ablrei6 auf; morgens iperbsn
Die Seize bebutIum aufgenommen unb abge@
tlppft. Ndtirli6 miiffen Die Wirmer qez
1amrneGt unb perni9tet perben. Man
ntmmt bu3u groBe brette @af9fdfIer nit
etpas @afer gefiGt, Sobulb ME m0gz
Gi9 muB bus @etretoe bonn 8pben 6erunz
ter 9eiGafft unb Der 8OOen gang unb gar
nit elmer Waferfarbe, Der ettpas SGpeinz
furter 9riin beigemii6t tpirb, geIriden
perben. Namentlt3 1T Oarauf gu a6ten,
boB ale 6Ol5tbeils, 3. g. 9ielen, Sreppeu,
Su4fpurren u. +. IN. tidtig nit Dem Qnz
ftri4 getrdnft tperoen. l1nterlGBt man biez
fen grinoli9en Gnitri6, 10 fiegt bic Sc
fo6r bOr, OaB bic gefrdBigen gdite id6rli9
tpteDertommsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Gen. s riearih 9 il rr.
Sdarren Ger Rihner ~bef0roert Ole
Gterproouftion.

Mie in Der nS4p. 2anbtp. 3e:ti6rift"
bargelegt tpirb, biirfen quite Qeg6ii6ner ME-
MATS gu felt 1ein. Qebteres ptrb a6er Der
San, penn mangelnOe @%elegen6eit D6er
Srdg6ett bic 6ennen ni6t gum S9arren
tommen laiien. Gs it cine oft beo6adtete
S6dtia6e, baB 9ii6ner i'm @ierlegen 3uz
riidge6en5 iobuIb ite feline S9arrgele6en=
belt er6alten. 9abet tommen erit in 3petz
ter 2inie Die penisen @iirmer, Safer, I'm
fraut5amsn II. 7. m. in 8etra9t, lpel9e
beim G9arren ~9efunoen unO aufgepidt
nerben. 8telmebr lit es Der gu Iteter, fort
geiebter S6dtigf'it anIpornenOe Srieb. Nell
fer burcb baS S9arren unO Die babel &C.
funbener 8i1Ien INNER bon neuem etpeG.
pirb. 9ie 69arrt6dtigfeit 1T 9%epii!er:
maBen cine Nrbeit, meG9e ni9t UNI DeS
2obnes tpiGen, Ionbern in it9 ielbft Der
guten @infIuB auf bag gterle9en trd9t
@s Ioute bieIem umitanbe BON Seiter Der
@efliigel6alter piel mebr Ge6nung getraz
gen perben, Gum S4la4ten nebme man
nur Tol6e 6iibner, bic man Bel ldngerer
8eoba6tung ais fauG unb benz S6arren
abgensigt finbet, man pirb Dann re9elz
mGBig finoen, baB man INNER geraoe fette
SPHERE berausfinoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Qus Sem peitIiden mafbineton.
2auref, @batcom Co., Wafbington,
10. mni 1899

SuHtet, OgulCpW %, OQ1Dtn9tOH,
10. Mai 1899.
Wertber 9err Simon!
Sn Der n8etlage" bonn 3. B. Mts. Gefe ib
etnen 8rtef bes 9errn 6offmann bon bier,
in nel9em er bos NooffadzS6aG als Die
8egenD in biefem @puntp be5ei9net, in tpelz
der bas Bette Qano gu finben iei, SIS lit
pob1 pubr, baB bort febr gutes 2ano borz
banben 1T, bod pie mir BON alien @ettlern
Des NoofiadzS6aleS mitgetbeilt purbe, bat
eS AUDI feline @9atten1eiten. @rtena 1T
bas Srinftpaher niAt 10 gut, als auf 6O9z
Lamb, unb mas bas f6limmfte lit, tpenn bic
8orgebirge beg Mount 8ater i'm Winter
nit S3nee fib %anfiuen unb bieier Damn Bis
@nDe Wat poer Nnfang sunni liegen ble:bt,
tpo bann geip0bnli3 marine 8itterung einz
trttt, 10 fdngt er nit 9epalt an gu 19melz
gen unb baS S6mel3pu7er itir3t nit
MSa9t in ben NootTadzSluB, pobur9 l1eberz
f4pemmun9en it9er entteben. We6e ben
5armern, Die bierbon beimgeiu6t perben,
benin nt6t a1etn lit Die @rnte berloren, i0nz
bern Die tpbenbcn @epGfIer fii9ren aub
8d1me NIT ii6 unb ipiIen fe on's 2anb.
Sou1tt bat uu6 bas NootfadzS6aG feline
S6attenIeiten, Serner tpo6nt 6err 6offs
mann 16 Meilen BON Der Stabt Stem W6atz
com, mas bo9 urp3 ntbt ungenebm 1T.
Weiter I8reibt 6err 6offmann, 2eute
fpQten fi6 beim 2qnOqnfauf por1e6en, baB
ie ni9t iiber'S Sbr ge6auen perben. Meint
er bamit %2unbogenten? Sd femme bret
Kindergarten in SEEM @6dtcom, nel9e fein
Qanb eignen, ionoern muir 2anb bertaufen,
nm babel etmas gu berbienen; fplde Mdn=
ner t0nnen better Musfunft geben, aIs Elm
neuer NnIieoler, unb id fam lie auf's bette
empfeblen.
Marum piini@t benin 9err 6offman1,
baB 2anbTu4er gu INN fonmen Iplen9
Damn fdgt 9err 6offmann, es pdre GIT be-
6auern, penn Mnbere einen 3einfall erleb.
ten, tpte unfer Greunb Sreb. &aud, Der
i&0n in Der patf6e iibe unb bnr3 0euti6e
babinein eebruht iei. 9ieie Ingabe Be-
rubt uuf l1npabrbeit, BENIN i4 peiB fi6er,
baB 9err 4au9 nit Ietner liebenSpiirbtgen,
tii3tigen Srau ben &auf Ielbt abgsf9lo6en
bat, o6ne BON anberen Qeuten 0a5u beranz
laBt poroen 81 fem, du4 bat er ben aanf
big iebt nod ni6t bereut, er 1T ptelme6r naf
feiner eigenen Qusiage gefonnen, Iobdlb tpie
mDgli9 nod me6r 2onb 81 faufen, besbul6
fam BON einem Wieberperfaufe Ten bel Der
Samilie &au9 ni6t bic Gebe lein, tpie 6err
9offmdnn borgiebt.
SIS 1T nt6t gu ~leugnen, boB es 9orte Or
belt foftst, bas Qanb urbdr 81 ma9en,
fonobl o1f 6o9lanb tpte i'm Noofiad@Shal,
benin bos bat ia audi 6err Simon in iei~
ner 8roI9iire be~rbprgeboben. gfod min i3
bemerten, baB ieber SUB pon Dem BON
6errn 8au9 ~getouften 2anoe gut 1T, er
bat es au@ por benz Nntauf unterIrGt;
er lit fem @%rOBipreder, f%onbern Elm Hitler,
arbeit1amer damn, unb es 1T Die Tro9e,
tpsr in flint Sa6ren am tpeiteiten 9etomz
men Iein ipirb, 0err Halt9 auf 1etncm
9o6lanb Ober 9err 9offmann i'm Niootz
IadzS6aI?
Serner mD6te i9 Sebem, Der fi4 fir
bic beige @esenb interefiirt, ratber, lel6tt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

BEN, BERN @afermangel bulbe i9 Der
S6iere tpegen ntht on meinem PldB, uno
penn es ben leBtsn Dollar fotet. ST. per@
billie mein 9aupt unb traure lin meme 48
6ii6n6en uno ben ertrunfe1sn 9un4aIz
f6u6. = Qrmer @ummii4u9!
Sir 6rau 6enrp Meper Die ga4ri4t,
DAP i5 nift mad gbicugo gonoeln taur,
neil bort S8niegermiitter 81 oft ner9ast,
~berietft unb pertpuritet meroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Nus oem 0itIihen Waibtneton.
Spotane, 8af6,, 1. SUM- 1899.
@ee6rter 6err Simon!

Sd babe IA Meilen 0itlib bon @pofane Ell
men Srr%igationsfanuG gebaut; Der 8oben 1T
fe6r fru6t6ar, po INNER MafTer gu baben
TT, Sd babe 41falfa unb me6rere anbere
5uttergrdier angebaut, fopie aub 53uderz
riiben (es pirb bier in Der g2d6e cine Giibenz
3uderfabrit ge6aut) un6 aGe 9orten BON
9emiifen nno Obf. Sd boffe, baB sic BEL
Sbrer nd3ten &eiie nu6 benz Norbpeten
oieIer gegenb Elm tpenig Nufmert1amfeit
f4enfen fperben, i9 tpiirbeS6nen gerne meine
8eglettung on6teten.
Mtt @ruB
M. 8. 8enbdr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Die Waloplatterbfe.

8iele 2eier e%rinnern fi9 no6G nod Der
oben %genannten neuen SutterpfIanae unb
Der groBen @ripartungen, Denen man ft9
betreffs oerfelben bingab. Sin beuti9tdn:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Qus 1notona.
attoutu, Snb., 81. Mtai 1899

4t1unta, Snb., 81. mai 1899.
@eebrter 9err Simon!
Seute 1T es gu NAB, GO>1 gu pFliiger, pd7
fer mill ib tpieOer einmaI e;nige 3etler an
Die ngeiluge" f9reiben. Irpb Ger plelen
gdfe 6ierIelbft bsfin0et it4 bod allies I'M
f66nten Ma6stbum, nrr 8et3en icbetnt IS
fat oar teinen geben gu pollen, bic @asitdz
ten auf cine Sb ternte ItnO cher gut.
Sd m0fte gerne Die p8ellGge" tpieOer hall
ten, mas piirbe tie fir Elm Sabr tpIttn? SD
battle nod Elm onbere8 8luttt, an meI4em ifl
genug babe, bod obne Die r8eila9s" funn
id ni9t gut fem, iA babe Ie INNER gu 9erne
9%elefen.
@eo, Srie5rt99irr
(2lnmert, ), geo. - Die r9eilage" Oes
@o6enblattes tpirb o6ne 2ebtere5 ni4t uuf
Announcement berianbt, Mp6enblatt nit
r9eiluge" foitet nun So per Sa6r.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

8rGmien (32 unb 33) iinb leioer pergrifz
fem; Die gepiinI4te 8rof4iire 9e3t S9nen
8e te Oant.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28
MONKTON.

Peter Parent, one of the oldest residents 81
this town, died Saturday, July ~, of old ageI
He was about in his usual health up to Thurs
pday evening, when he was taken suddenly i'll
and never rallied. He was 81 years of age
and had lived here since his early boyhood.
He was a good husband and father, having
raised large family, nine of whom remain to
mourn his death His wife died some two
years ago, and from that time Mr.. Parent be-
gan to fail, the shock being too great to over
come. The funeral was attended by large
concourse of relatives and friends from differ
ent parts of the state and New York. The
burial was at Nergennes, Father Campeau
officiating. The bearers were two sons Of the
deceased, Peter and Frank Parent, and Joseph
Devoi and Joseph Douglass, sons-in-law.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28

Harvey Farr and daughter visited friends in
Weybridge Saturday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Brooks Monday.
Farmers are finding the hay crop much
better than they expected.
Will Hunt and wife of New Haven were
guests of c. c. Lees family Saturday.
Dayton Eddy and family of Burlington are
visiting his parents and other friends here.
There will be gospel temperance meeting
next Sunday evening at the Union church.
DR.. and Mrs. Dodge are spending the week
in East Montpelier, Plain6eld and vicinity.
Miss Mabel Purinton is spending this week
with Rev. J. ]. Mcdonald and wife in Ripton.
The w. c. T. u. will have no more
Wednesday meetings till the first week in
September.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28
RIPTON.

The Rev. c. p Hogle has gone on two
weeks vacatian to Round Lake, y. y.
In several parts Of the town there was frost
on the morning Of the goth inst. \ series of
thunder-showers on the 2Ist, during one Of
which hail stones of large size fell. As far as
learned no damage was done.
On Monday w. Sherman was before Justice
Noble, pleaded not guilty to being intoxicated
in May, pleaded that the Justice had no jursdic-
ton, was found guilty, fined S and costs
of $40, appealed, and furnished $50 bail,
On the ed inst. two adjourned cases in
Justice IIodges's court were taken up, parties
from Lincoln being charged with illegal fish.
ing. In one case the court said mot guilty,
states costs beng figured at SI9.I9. In the
other the respondent said "guilty" and wa;
fined S. and sI7.47 costs, which were paid
For some unknown reason there is of late :
special outbreak Of the unruly elements, anc
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28
ORWELL,

The Boynton Inn is we'll filed with summer
boarders.
Our Congregational church was well filed
last Sunday, many strangers being present.
Truman Bascom and family are in town,
having been called here by the death Of w. O.
Bascom.
Our Clover Leaf creamery still holds the
lead having paid for June 10 cents with a
good test.
The national convention OF Y. P. s. c. f.
that met at Detroit was reported on last Sun
day evening by our delegate, Dea ]. E. VII
liams
Mrs. J. D. Carberry of the Borough of
Brooklyn, New York city, is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Barron Of North Or
well, where she intends spending her summer
vacation.
w. O. Bascom died very suddenly Tuesday
evening, July is, of heart failure, being taken
about p. m. and dying at 9 80 p. m. The
Funeral was largely attended at the house on
FRIDAY at 10 30, a. M, Rev, 3. Swift officiating
lAlr. Bascom leaves a widow and son to NOUN
+ his death.
The hay crop is about secured and is about
one-half last years yield Oats are trying
hard to make up lost time, and there will be
much straw by waiting a little, but how much
grain is hard to predict Corn is making a
! big growth now, and the outlook is encomag-
ing; also potatoes. Fruit is not here.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28
VERGE N N e 8.

New potatoes are plentiful at one dollar a
bushel
a. G. Clark of Vneland, n. J., is visiting at
George Perkins's.
Herbert Mcdonald OF Chester, Pa, is visit
ing Rev. NJ. L. Woolsey.
Perley Adams and son have returned to their
home in Worcester, Mass
Three hundred people went on the excur-
sion to Fort Frederic Wednesday.
North Troy has contributed a boy and
Eden boy and girl to the Industrial school.
Arthur Taber has party of men papering
and painting at the club house at Fort Cassin.
Fred !. McCuen, who has been visiting his
mother for few days, returned to his home
in Montpelier.
+. {. Scott, Ir., has repaired the cooler in
| y. J. Renaud's block and will resume business
there Thursday
Mrs. George Pierce, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce, has returned to
her home in Peru.
The 81 class, V. II. s, excursion to Bur
hngton and Fort Ethan Allen was a success,
| IS persons attending.
Hon, P. w. ITurlburt Of Hyde Park, chair
nan Of the board of trustees OF the Industrial
school, visited that institution Tuesday,
Jule Kingsley, while engaged at work on
the electro light building Wednesday, fell a
distance of IS feet, severely spraining an
ankle.
William Taber, who has a situation with
the Merchant Despatch Transportation com,
pany of Boston, is at home on a two weeks
vacation.
The Vergennes National Horse Nail COM
pany shut down their works Wednesday to
give their employees a opportunity to attend
the Catholic excursion.
Through the kindness OF Superintendent
Andrews the girls at the industrial school
were given an outing down the river Monday
Officer Hill chaperoned them.
Rev. Z. NJ. Bartlett pastor Of the Baptist
church, has gone to his summer home in
Monson, Me-, for his vacation. lie will be
gone until the middle Of September.
Superintendent Joseph F. Scott of the
Massachusetts reformatory at Concord, and
William Paddock and wife of Chicago are
guests OF Superintendent and Mrs. 5. A
Andrews at the Industrial school.
y party in honor of Miss Florence Fisher Of
Boston was given Tuesday night at the res
idence of NJ. I. Bristol by the Misses Bristol
With games and social talk the evening passed
pleasantly away, Ice cream and cake were
served. About 10 were present.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28
WEST CORNWALL

a number of summer boarders are at Hor-
ace Janess.
Mrs. Brown of Springfield is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Sheldon.
VIM. H. belong has been quite indisposed
for several days, some of the time being con-
fined to the bed.
B. F. Haskell continues to improve, but
very slowly. He has as nurse, F. Mayhue,
who seems well fitted for his work.
H. c. Bingham is adding much to the ap-
pearance of his house by the addition of a
front porch and painting When finished it
will be neat and home-like.
Very warm weather. Some have finished
haying and others are still at that kind of
work. Hay is of the finest quality and of
much larger quantity than was anticipated
early in the season.
Mrs. O. A. Field is on the sick list. Her
daughter, Mrs. S. Maynard of Burlington, Wis
tied her last week. and her son Merrill and
wife of Shoreham have been with her most
Of the time since her illness.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28
BRISTOL.

c. L. Greene of Mddlebury was in tow
Tuesday on business.
Adelard Gaudett of Montreal is visiting hi
brother, ]. L. Gaudett.
Mrs. II. Carr is entertaining Mr. and Mrs
Beach of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hiram Bates of Brooklyn, n. V, is the
guest of relatives in town.
]. E. Stewart has his building on North
street nearly ready to occupy
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ridley have returned
rom weeks stay at the lake.
X. F. Hatch has his two double tenements
On Munsill street nearly completed.
E. Landon, wife and child OF Chicago are
listing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Landon.
c. F. lockwood and family are spending a
two weeks vacation at Long Point.
Mrs. NJ. Rowland and Miss Theresa O'Neil
pf St. Adams are visiting P. Neil and family.
Mrs. J. Battershal of Troy, y. Y. is at her
brothers., Col. y. +. Dunshees, for the sum-
ner
Mrs. Q. Z. Grover, who has been at her
sters in Michigan the past month, has re-
urned.
The house of \. Odett in the Little Notch
vas struck by lightning on Friday and slightly
damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hathorn have as guests
his week Prof Frank Hathorn and family Of
'otsdam, y. y.
T. c. Dixie has the work on the outside of
is block completed and expects to have the
hole finished by Sept. I.
George Cole and family, who have been
sitng relatives at Mount Holly for the past
vo weeks, have returned.
T. s. Drake, c. P Bush and w. w. Rider
ave been appointed commissioners of the
state of the late DR.. a. \. Dean.
Miss Eliza Kingman has secured position
superintendent in box factory at Pttsford
nd expects to 60 there on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Stearns of New York
re at Mrs. Stearns's fathers, Col. y. F. Dun
bees, for the remainder Of the summer.
Z. p. Roberts and family are in Burlington
his week visiting friends, as is also Mr.. and
Irs. II. Kohn, both of Albany, " Y. They
Npect to return the last Of the week to Mrs.
lartha Stewards, where they have been stop
ing for the past month.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28
WEYBRlDOE.

Mrs. Philo Jewett's health is quite poor
John Dodge came up for a day on Saturday
last.
IN infant son of Henry Whittemore died
the 10Th.
Mrs. Helen Kervin is at her mothers, Mrs.
Thos. Halls.
Aunt Cardera Webb is visiting this week at
her nephews, Col. w. B. Hurlbuts at Bur-
lington.
y three-year-old child of Bert Hire was
seriously, if not fatally, cut by moving ma
chine on Tuesday. Both legs were nearly
severed.
Clyde Fiske left on Tuesday night for a
term Of service at a summer resort on the
coast,-Bock Island, r. |. He will remain
during his vacation
The temperance address at the NJ. E. church
last Sunday evening was very satisfactory.
Reverend Thompson succeeded in interesting
his audience for a long time, presenting this
usually dry subject in new and pleasing
manner.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28
New HAVEN.

Frank Conant has been at home for few
days.
Charlotte L. Landon visited friends in Bran
don the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. y. Caldwell have been visit
ing friends in Ferrisburgh.
Miss Augusta Chaplin has been the guest Of
Mrs. J. \. Caldwell the past week.
Miss Helen Danbrook Of Burlington is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Ira Everest.
Miss Lettie Jimmo of St. George, VT, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Daniel Levarne
Prof F. f. IIathorne of Potsdam, y. v,
presided at the pipe organ last Sunday.
Jennie Emo and Alice Dmick are at the
"Hillside'', Lake George, for the summer.
Mr.. w, w. Warner OF Springfield, Mass, is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Ora Roscoe.
y horse belonging to B. NJ. Weld ran away
last week and was badly cut on wire Tense.
Thirty-hve persons attended the prayer meet
ing In the Gore" school house Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Wicklffe s. Brown and children and
Miss Daisy Smith recently visited sister in
Port Henry.
Henry o. Clifford of Kansas, former resi-
dent Of the town, has been visiting friends
here the past week.
Mr. Clifford is erecting monument in the
East Mills cemetery to the memory of his
father, Deacon Ira Clifford.
Henry Clifford Of Wollaston, Mass, for
mer resident of New Haven, is the guest of
D. w. Nash on the river road.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Hoffnagle and children
of Ticonderoga are visiting Mrs. Hoffnagles
parents, Mr.. and Mrs James Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Herndon Brown and chill
dren Of Culpepper, Va. arrived in town on
Wednesday and are the guests of Mrs. Browns
mother, Mrs Mary Bottum.
The following teachers have been assigned
for the fall term; Street, Cathelina Hoffman;
Mills, Marcia Winslow; Brooksville, Matilda
Anderson Town Hill, Blanche Newton
Gore, Ida Kingsley; Beech Hill, Nertie
Kingsley; Depot, Cora Hurburt; River,
Daisy Potter; Ryder, Lizzie Neal; East street,
Edith Ilinman.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28

tn officers Of the law are kept busy. At the
time Of writing it is known that four or FIVE
warrants are in the officers hands for service,
and several complaints lodged with the grand
juror, a majority being against non-residents,
and several cases have been adjourned for
various causes. One chap was up in Justice
Damon's court on Wednesday, pleaded guilty to
wife-beating, was fined So and SAL costs,
which was paid and he discharged. One
John Wilder called upon Justice Damon on
the Goth, pleaded guilty to being intoxicated
it came to telling where the bug-uice was pro-
cured he declined to say, and is now ruminat-
at the county boarding house.
On Saturday last parties from out out of
town saw fit to come here and catch some of
our trout, and some of them were less than
six inches in length; but in the midst of their
hilarity, couple of our fish wardens made
their appearance and captured one of the
crowd and quite quantity of fish. There
was scuffle in which prominent man of an
adjoining town got mixed up, and the fish
were recaptured and whisked away. The
captured man and his special friend gave such
strong assurances that they would promptly
appear on Monday and settle that they were
allowed to CO. and it seems that they did 60
one to New York and the other to Chicago,
thereby receiving their punishment promptly.
THE 'promnent man" came over on Tuesday
upon an invitation from Justice Damon,
pleaded guilty to an assault and battery and
paid his fine of $40 and 5000 costs
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28
WHITING.

Frank Wood and family of Brandon spent
Sunday at c. X. Williams's.
Mrs. Colby of Lincoln is spending few
days with her son, DIR. B. d. Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert D. Casey of Provi-
dence, r. l., are at Mrs. {. NJ. Caseys.
Rev. w. f. Weeks of Brandon held an
Episcopal service at D. J. Browns Sunday.
Mrs Ira Taylor and children of NIiddlebury
visited Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs. y. II. Hub
bard, the last Of the week.
Z Mrs. Allie Atkins and son Horace, who
have spent several weeks at V. c. kelseys,
have returned to their home in Massachusetts.
Rev. F. B. Phelps and family of Hubbard
ton and Mrs. Dickinson of Amherst, Mass,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kelsey
Monday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. Lydia HER Of Nergennes is with rela-
ives here.
Merle Tisdale has gone to Shelburn to visit
| hester Percival.
Mrs. Huff Of New York city is visiting her
lister, Mrs. Albert Bushey.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs.
\. y. Nichols Friday afternoon, Aug. !,
Mr. and Mrs VIII Lott of Boston, with
Iisses Fanny and Gladys Lott, are guests AT
Irs, c. F. Partridge's.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a sale Of
bncy.articles at the Good Templars hall on
be evening Of Aug. 7. The proceeds will 60
; the fund for repairing the interior of the
Methodist church. Ice cream and cake will
|e served.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-28
SAILS BURY.

DR.. Bump is SO much improved that he is
able to ride out a little. Miss Caroline
Thomas is quite sick.
Miss Cora Beach is attending the summer
school for teachers at Rutland.
Rev. Mr.. Barton went to Monkton last
Sunday to present the claims OF the Anti
Saloon league, in exchange with Rev. Mr.
Long
Hon. J. E. Weeks and family are back in
town for the summer. 1t is very pleasant to
have them here, and see the old homestead
open.
The most severe storm of the season, al
most a tornado, came Friday, the 2Ist. dam
aging crops, leveling fences and overturning
trees. Much rain fell. c. A, Bump had a
barn blown down.
Thirty-ive dollars was the fine imposed by
Justice Gibson for violation Of the prohbitory
law last week.