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New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
BALTIMORE M4YORALTY CONTEST.
PRIMARIES INDICATE RENOMINATIoN OF
MASTER BY THE REPUBLICANS.


Baltimore March 24 (SpeciaD.-The contest
a, the prinoaries for control OF the Republican
city organization and the nominations for May
or and other city officers resulted tonight IN
complete victory for the regular organization.
and assures the denomination Of Mayor William
r Malster hy the City Convention which meets
next Wednesday. Mayor Malster vas opposed
in the primaries by ex-Mayor Acaus Hooper.
who. however developed little strength Master
carrying every ward in the city.
The vote clearly shows that Mayor Master Is
stronger with his party than any Of the leaders
Of the opposing faction or even some Of his own
friends supposed.
II now appears certain that the Democrats
will nominate Thomas Hayes ex-State Senator,
for Mayor. as Il was announced to-day that eX-
Senator Ciorma1 as well the city managers
OF the party favored his nomination. The cam
paign will be Of the hottest fights ever
waged in Baltimore. The election takes place
on Nav y
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
DRESS SUITS NOT BARRED.

Eugene Y Brew ster. on whose Young shoul-
d.rs rest most of the responsibilities ot ire
BRYAN dollar dinner st the Grand Central Pal
arc on the night - April 10 spent the greater
mart ~ the day in Manhattan Yesterday ar
ranging m. details of the affair. While dress
su,,s viii no; exactly be barred a. the dinner
,hev will doubtless 10 few and far between
The labor union people do not want any iu.'-
dress embellishments II any sort ana 'hose Wlp ~
-. NJ p,evster yesterday we're quick TO tell
hin, so The word viii be passed around now,
ever that light -colored suits are not IN soou
form even Al dollar dinners. and DARK cio,hts
&c ,ba nroper thing II was not considered
v-ise 20 bar full dress suits as Mr Bryan taxes
q good deal Of pleasure In wearing one y Wss
said and then. Mr. Brewster mas "sl-l!t,ns ,,,
nna TOO Rut full-dre-s suits and French dishes
will bs eschewed go far as possible.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
PHOTOGR4PHIN WAVES OF SOTND

INTEREsTGNG EXPERIMENTS or PROFESSOR
WOOD or MADISON WIS.
Madison. Wis March q 2i-Profcssor r. " Wood
Of this city. has succeeded I'm making photographs
OF waves of sound IN air The sound wave l.
CAUSED by the crack Of electric spark. and 1t Is
Illuminated and photographed hy means Of the
hsh; OF IL second spark which flashes between t"o
magnesium wires At some distance behind tho first
and ~ an interval OF about one-tenthoussrdth Of
second after tho first spark The sound wave l.
thus caught before it has got ont of the field
OF the instrument. although moving win Neloclty
OF OlO feet e second The wave appears as "A thin
circle ~ shadow with "a light border being simply
"a rional view - the rapdlv diverglng spherical
ehell of condensed air constituting The sound wave
Bv placing glass plate near tho point where the
wave starts tho reflected wave "cno has been
photographed which appears as circle with cquui
bur opposite curvature. These wave were observed
bv TOPPER. q German ply sicist number of years
ago but they have never been Photographed be-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
PRIZE SPEAKING At YALE.

Nev-IIaven. Conn. March Civilian s Conn
ot New York city. the Junior exhibition contest
and Henry Ten Eyck prize AZ Yale this afternoon.
The prize Is the greater portion ot the income from
the fund of $1,000 established eleven years ago in
memory ~ Henry James Ten Eyck. of the class OF
- The speaking which vas Of high order was
Judged by the academic faculty. The eight con-
testants were Mr. CONN. the winner and the fol-
loving juniors of the. academic department: Bas.
com Johnson Of Washington ". = Page OF Co
lumbus Ohio +. VI. Atterholt. Jr.. OF Akron Ohio
Maurice Phillip Gold OF Wamego. Kan. II. 7
Hunt, Of Cincinnati. Howard Speer of Cincinnati
ara {. y. Thompton. OF Coyington. Ky.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
THE LEGISLATT
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS

Albany March e-There was he usual s,sn,
quorum in the Assembly this morning. with both
leaders absert. The bill ot 2 Schmd. proyidinr
that no person shall be appointed pstromaa On
tho New-York City police force Wao IS over thirty.
fvc years old was passed. Among tie ether Bills
passed were:
Mr.. Davis. providing for the Improvement car.
appropriatng 50 5co therefor.
senator Armstrong. TO provide ,9r ne removal
ana appropria ,.ng Sl5po for travelling exptasss f5-
the commission appointed 70 seleni ne site
STATE under Tho jurisdiction Of the state Board ~
Charities also. prohibiting free dispenssriss N
NJ Poth's. to enable the Fire Board II New
York city TO rehesr the charges aEsns' John J
NJ Phiiips's TO enable the Police Board o. N.v.
York city TO rehear the charges against M.chU
McGrath. paUolman o. the nrst grace
Mr. Rogers making u a misde nesnor for al
torneys or counseilors-at- t-law who have been sus.
pended or reaoyed by ~ 5hs supreme 'our 70 0'a'-
Mr. Wares 70 yacsie an asssssIaes, for payirs
Seventh-ave. 10 the Boulevard. IN Ne~-Fork CRY.
50 far tn same remains unpaid
Mr.. Wissers bin compelling the terry company
operating the boats between Thirfy-four;n-s- Man.
haitian. and Long Island City TO charge a ,ags ~
not more than two cents for each passenger. vas
reported favoraby by the COMMITTEE o. Co-,msrcs
and Navigation.
The bill introduced o. Mr. Mfieter sItfcrZiHS
tho Board OF Docks Of NewTork CRY 70 sat asids
the pier at Thirteenth-st and East River. Tas r.
ported favorablv by the Cities Committee
When the New-York police bills were reported 70
the Senate from the Assembly this morning they
were promptly referred to tho Cries Comm''s.
without comment from any source.
NEW BILLS
Senator Grady introduced the hill prepared ~ re
New-York city authorities 10 protect guests o.
hotels from fires The bill amends Section u ~
the city charter relative 70 the powers - n.
Municipal Assc mhly.
Following closely in the wake OK the fre-sscsp.
bills for hotels. Mr Poth introduced bill II "a
Assembly TO compel every owner. lessee. propriAts-
or manager OF hotel 10 mmerse al lace cll.
tains shades. pOrtieres. tapestries sheeflng ard
covering of beds and furnishing, and al linen usei
IN the hotel In some chemical solution 70 az -
render them non-nfammsble.
Senator Munzinger introduced 2 bill providing
for the establishment OF park in The Twentieth
Ward Of the Borough OF Manhattan. NsT-fo-k
CITY to be known Hamilton Park
4 bill introduced in the Assembly oy Mr Slater
proposes 70 extend the term of Office o, re AQge-
duct Commission OF NewYork City from January
l. 1901. until the completion OF the work row under
Is direction
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
FUNERAL or PRINCESS KATTLANT.

San Francisco March ~ The steamer Doric ar
rived from the Orient by way OF Honolulu to-day
and brings news from Honolulu under date o,
March L. telling of the funeral OF the late Princess
Kaiuani. vho died March from infamma tory
rheumatism. The funeral of the Princess the
largest ever neld In Honolulu The hearse was
drawn by two hundred and nifty Havaiians The
Second Battalion United States Volunteer Eng-
neers. participated. Fully twenty-five thousand
persons took part in the procession witnessed II
The Rev ". n Parker made the funeral address
Hawaiian lauGuagc.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
LITTLE MIXED on THE MAN.

one of the Tammany leaders who IS exceptionally
o,os~ 10 Richard Croker IS taxing an active interest
in the dinner 10 be given in honor of the birthday OF
Thomas jefferson by the Democratic club. Nhen
tho dinner was nrst proposed Eugene Wood meet
fpR this leader IN Broadway. said 10 him
What do you think about this dinner IN honor o.
Jefferson
Well" said he leader. refe'tively ! don't Just
know. NJ. Croker thinks ts all right and, o.
fellow and good actor. haven't ANYTHING against
him OF course he is pretty thick with Cleveland;
r,chf | In favor OF II.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
BFSIyESS DrLL ~ NICAR4GUA.

Managua. Nicaragua. March 2i-The United
States Minister. William l.. Merry. started to-day
for Salvador He is in good health.
TeIegraphic communication with Bluefelcs has
been opened Business is dull though he work Of
exporting coffee is going on. Exchange Is al 2z5
premium.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
THE APHRODTTE SAILS TO-DAY.

coroNrr. OLIVER II. rAYNE's PLANS FOR ~
IoYING HIS NEW YACHT
Bath Ne. March 24.-rhe magnificent steel steam.
Yacht Aphroditc built for Colonel Oliver II. Payne.
OF Nev-York by the Bath Iron Works. will leave
her builders yards tomorrow morning for New
York The builders gave a dinner tonight 70 Cap
rair G. w Scott. OF the yacht, and his officers.
Tho yacht Will 20 to Ncw-York under easy steam.
and there she Will receive the finishing touches 10
the cabins going into commission on June J.
Then she will sal with Colonel Payne and .
party for Canada she Will visit England and
NorWay later and shortly afterward will start on
a cruise around mo world. The Aphrodite Will carry
a crew Of ffty-slX men
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

ness, wind and pain or fnnesS OF the stomach after
meals cold chlls and fushings Of heat shortness of
bfeaththcse the blank cheques Of physical bank
ruptcy Take them to physician and he will ill
them up with the name of some less serious
disease. Every time that YOU carry Of them TO
him you draw out some of your funds in the Bank Of
Health Keep il up, and there will soon be no fands
in the treasury
The who suffers from these disorders and neg
iecs them will soon be in the relentless grasp Of
fatal disease If he j. naturally narrow chesed and
shallow lunged il will probably be consumption if
his father mother died Of paralysis some ncrv-
trouble. II will probably be nervous exhaustion
prostration or insanity If there a tant in
the family blood it will be blood or skin disease II
he lives III new a low swampy country il will
be malaria If he lives life Of exposure il may be
rheumatsm There IS just safe course for man
20 follow who finds himself Of and suffering
fom the symptoms described II is 10 resort TO DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery This medicine
makes the appetite keen corrects all disorders Of the
digestion renders assimilation perfect invigOrsies
the liver purihes and enrches the blood and builds
firm. healthy flesh and tissue II cures almost
al diseases that result from insufficient improper
nourishment of the brain and nerves Bronchial
throat. and even lung affections when not too far
ecvsnoed readily yield 70 IL.
took DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for
xezsms writes W Bsrnhart OF No 446 DE Witt Street
b0rslo. ~ y. and II completely cared
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
TIE RFr. JoBv uAcKENzIE DEAD.

DISPATCH From GRIQrALAND TELLS or DEATH
OF THE wE1T~KNOVN MISSIONARY
London March pa dispatch from Kimberley.
in Griqualand South Africa. reports the death Of
the famous missionary the Rev. John Mackenzie.
sfr Mackenzie worked in the same sphere DR..
David Livingstone and Or. Moffat the former Of
whom died in 1873 and the latter ten wears ater
He preceded Cecil Rhodes as Deputy commissioner
OF Bschuanaland and fought for the Bechudha
na,lNhs agalnst the IMMIGRANT EOers
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
THE MISSES LEITER At BOUBAT.

London. March 2j-rhe Bombay correspondent
of THE Daily Mail SAYS:
Misses Daisy and Nancy Letter. sisters Of the
vicereine. arrived here to-day friday on tho way
70 smIa They were met by the Secretary of the
vlceroy who escorted them 10 the residence of
Captain Goodridee. For tme there was soms
alarm. caused by the discovery that dressing
oaeA containing an their ieUelry was missing but
after an active police search was found at Gov
eminent House with the luggage.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
y4MATCA'S RULERS TEUPORTZE.
NOTIFICATIONS ExrEcT:p Is THE TENDING
TARIFF BILL.

Kingston. Jamaica. March -L-After two days
Of anxiety during which business has suffered.
the people being engaged in attending indignation
meetings II is said jh1; ihe Government hls
realized that its choice lay .ewe,n tn ~NcrciSe G
force and a comprom So. Therefore. negotiations
-scre begun yesterday looking TO al modification OF
,he obnoxious Tariff aill taxing industrial rnTlo-
,n. ,fe and literature Whicc 'l- Government 70
said intends 10 pass through the Council with the
help OF four rev official members. who are said
10 have been appointed in order 70 OutvOte the
Peprcsentativcs II is said that tho negotiation
have boen unsuccessful NO 10 The present beyond
securing an adjournment Of the matter until
Apri
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
Colonel. BRYAN SPEAKS IN MEMPHIS

Memphis. Tenn. March 24.-Colonei w. j Bryan
arrived IN Memphis at early hour this morning
He was met by a local committee and esco''sD 10
-hA Peabody Hotel where public reception was
taid this afternoon Tonight he delivered leci-
,lre AZ inc Auditorium. under the auspices ot the
Nineteenth Century club. after Which ne S'd''7u
sp~ It'tle Rock
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

DECLARES HIS HEIR. AND WILLS TO HIN TWO
THIRDS OF Ills FORTUNE

London March 35-rhe Vienna correspondent n,
The Daily Chronicle" confirming the report az the
81 health of tho Arneer Of Afghanistan. says that
his condition is serious and that he has declared
his son Hahib Oullah Khan his successor and
Hilled 10 him twO-thrds Of his fortune.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

danger ~ the dinner "hizzhng our II "IT Tn,.
energv IN its preparation were not shoWn. a .ne
dinner must be held at all hazards tney saIu,
en- as 10 prove 10 Mr. Croker that the Inicseo
niatforn, men can successfully conouC' sc'"
celebration.
ITO ELIMINATE EVERY BLACK SHEEP.
The following letter was given out oy M''
Brewster yesterday;
Ge-rnan-American Double standaTd = W. sa
: Thiro-avr. Mafch % ~
Nv Dear Mr. Brewster: Your expression a. 10 ~
,v,-ender,' meets with full approval we wan "a
eiir,ina,e ev.ry black sheep from our fank~ 60
rour g. the time 10 DO f. No true Jeiiers sO..a..
r.noocrsf must associate with those who naHs
roved traitors 10 our cause. 10 mater uhI5I w..
y-efsrce No black sheep croker aho 10 III a..
ni,,,ocrafs must te admitted 10 our ranks y'.es s
s,v rfrc,lwsfanc.s We have fought 100 hni ~,
narsisfe-tly for our principles ana nave .te .a"ote
snd arc iabO-snS with great expense aAo StlL'.,l
o. .be great cause ~ true Democracy $" neai 80
sho neonle and 20 surrender one iota 70 'Viittuf
Tsmmanv's bosses and traitors would De poi''''H'
suicide our DaTi- - -..-e.rhc,-,a-
There Is no doubt hut that the Hussel'hsI,tio III.
tvne ~ s,ool-pixeon would ike 70 see u eat W.
&. ieff ~ the piuiocrafs dinner. iew ino.tn>
aso Mr. Cueeenhemer wanted the people ot ~"
YORK who were less fortunate than himseI n r
card 80 swell dirner-eating 70 SatisfN tneT apr
fifes with fhe swlu OF Fifih-ave.. but the peopi-r
ave working ont their salvation. ana N.lS.,
ciorS- n say H. the beginning OF the eno OF ne
rnos: disrrareful autOcratic and putocratc relgh
srv reorle ever had 20 suffer In any city hlhoN
reserve iwenv-fve tickets for the officers ara mem
urs~
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
BETTER OUTLOOK FOR SPAIN.

sILVELA SAYS RATIFICATION HAS M
PROVED BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
London. March 2j-The Madrid correspondent
OF The Daily Chronicle" says:
"Sehor Silvela. the Premier. has informed the
Queen Regent that her ratification Of the Peace
Treaty. b. acceerating the payment o. the
S200OG00 promised by the Americans. has i'm
proved the commercial outlook abroad. and
that there is nothing whatever to fear from
the Carlists
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
rIxGREE SAYS he HAS NOT BEEN INVITED

Lansing Mich March 2f-Governor Pinsree de-
olarOs hat contrary ~ reports from New
York he is not going 70 attend the silver Demo
cratic banquet g. - held there on April Il. He
ss~s ne has rot vet received an invitation. add
ins: i never looked for an invitation from those
fellows. either.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
CBTLT.ARGENTTNA BOrNDART.
AWARD RrcoGxizEs PART or THE CLAIMS or
EACH CONTESTANT.

London March 25.-A dispatch to The Tines
from Buenos Ayres says that the Puma de Atacama
award recognizes part OF t.esArgen'ine and part
of the Chilian boundary hr'Tf -
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

owtma 10 the demand l0s
space in the Sunday cvSOuNs'
Advevtissvs wM coM1sS i"
avsat iavov by ssNdmS N
Mew COPY at Mc saT"'s'
womeNt,
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
The chinans wished 70 divide p

The Chilians wished 10 divide Puma De Atacama
between the tvo countries while the people Of
The Argentine maintained their night 70 the whole
territory which Bolivia. the rightful owner. sur
rendered 10 Argentina. The Argentine-Chilian
Commission having failed 70 arrive al an agree
rnent the matter was submitted % the arbitration
81 William J Buchanan United States Minister ~
RE Argentine Republic SepatQT Maclver repre-
,eniing Chill and former PrPsiicrt Uriburu repre-
sentiug Argentina in tho pTssebtation Of the case
The Irish standard., 1899-06-10
ROBERTS,
Hardwood Household
REFRlCERAToRS.
Dry Air Circulation.

Dry Air Circulation.
Solid Pure Charcoal Filling.
No. g. Refrigerator.-These are suit
able for small family and can be
placed in very limited space. No. 8 is
especially adapted for use in nurseries.
Made OF the best hardwood lumber,
kiln dried and finished antique gloss.
The doors fitted with lock and key.
Dimensions.
OUTSIDE NRAsuRH.
Length. Depth. HeigtA.
= IN. 17in. 42iA.
I0 CHAMBHR.
Length, Depth. HEIGHT.
14h. 10k in. * IN,
P1OvI01ON CHAMDDR.
Length. Depth. Height.
1AiA. IL in. lax in.
Shipping Weight. ................11S lbs.
Capacity Of ice ohambsr :. ...... Is lbs.
sAo0 ......... .S9.So
E1g, 1914.
The Irish standard., 1899-06-10
DRUG DEPARTMENT. ::;: ::' = $;:; s ~:


Pure Damatan Insect Powder h. 5000 $3.50
Damatan Insect Powder, small
Insect Powder Guns, Jumbo)
Insect Powder Guns, small
T. NJ Roberts Worm Cakes, box IS $50
Wadron's Stomach Remedy
Waldrqns Stomach and Dyspepsia Remedy small 375
T. NJ Roberts Extract Sarsapala BOTTLE
SWANS Compound Celery Nervne $50
T. NJ Roberts Cough bottle,
Walkers Beef, Wine
Walkers Beef Wine and Iron 1galon bottles 120
Six Boxes Dr. Chase's Nerve Brain Pills for
The Irish standard., 1899-06-10

ame Tugs M lbs iron names With fancy patent leather sws
shoulders sizes Is p inches Tees M inch s1ed raised
leather binds with edges scaope
piece wke braces check bits leather fronts and
fat with blacked the flesh Gig Saddle full padded en-
bottoms inch japanned raised and stitched
bearers Belly Bands folded straight stitching
Shaft Tugs, doubled and stitched Breechng folded with
lay length breechng and stitched breech
inch round crupper docks sewed Hitch Strap
"a inch.
No. 5O97. 116 in, I" 1850
The Irish standard., 1899-06-10

Mes e1-2. Tho siasle deer 1efrisera-
tors arc made similar to the double deer
rsfrigerators. The only difference b.
ing that they have but one provision
chamber and one door. AL sizes except
No. have two shelves. reaching from
ono side of the provision chamber -
the other. Manufactured of hardwood,
finished in antique gloss. with best
quality shellac and coach varnish, and
showing the natural grain of wood.
Doors fitted with air tightlo and key.
The No. 90, II, and ~ are the same
style as our No. 0, and except that It
is provided with porcelain lined Water
Cooler and Solid Bronze Faucet and
Cup Holder.
Do not use melted ice for drinking
water as it is frequently impure and
always has condensed on its surface
the smell from the food below, so we
get rid Of 1t as soon as possible and pro-
vide separate place for drinking water.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-11

Omaha food sufferers are housed in the
iron election booths owned by the city.
Bad blood and indigestion are deadly
enemies to good health. Burdock Blood
Bitters destroys them. I'm
Counterfeiters have been working sue
cessfully inside the Colorado penitentiary.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund money il it fails 10
cure. 25c. The genuine has l.. b. Q. on
each tablet.
The experiment OF having bath tubs in
the public schools is being tried in Chi
cago.
Terrible plaques, those itching, poster.
ing diseases of the skin. Doan's 0int-
ment cures. At any drug store. I'm
Rear Admiral Schley will succeed Rear
Admiral Howell as president of the naval
retiring board at Washington.
Chicopee, Mass, which had a popula-
tion of 1900 in 1890, is the only city in
that state which is without a newspaper,
either daily or weekly.
Negroes OF Atlanta, Ga, want colored
schools OF that city placed under the con-
troll OF a negro board Of education.
A little life may be sacrificed to a sud
den attack OF Group, IL you don't have DIR.
Thomas Electric Oil on hand for the
emergency. I'm
On the farm OF John Martin, near Car.
Isle, Pa, lightning struck a flock OF IS
sheep and q OF them were killed.
Neglected colds make fat ~graveyards."
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup helps
men and women to a happy, vigorous old
age. I'm
making preparations to establish an in
i dUatrial farm Of IL 000 aaraa in Waafarp
Australia.
Pneumonia, la grip, coughs, colds, Group
and whooping cough readily yield to One
Minute Cough Cure. Use this remedy in
time and save a doctors bill-or the un-
d~ertaker's. Evan Evans q Co., Randolph;
Leavitt q Reed, Bethel; NJ. J. Sargent &
Son, So. Royalton; A. K. Hood & Son,
Chelsea; j. A. Chedel d Co., Gaysville; ID.
o.. Goodno, Rochester.
Near Schou Fou, China, three Catholic
missionaries we're murdered, two having
been burned at the stake Two Others had
their eyes gouged out.
Little, neglected Scratches and wounds
frequently result In blood poisoning. Bet
ter heal them quickly with DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. q thoroughly anti
septic application with a record of always
curing piles, old ulcers sores, cuts, wounds
and skin diseases. Evan K. Evans q Co.,
Randolph; Leavitt q Reed, Bethel; Nj. j..
Sargent a Son, So. Royalton; A. r. Hood
& Son, Chelsea; J. A. Chedel & Co., Gays
vile; ID. o. GoodLo, Rochester.
II you suffer from tenderness or fullness
on the right side, pains under shoulder
blade, constipation, biliousness, sick
headache and feel dull, heavy and sleepy
your liver rs torpid and congested. De-
Wits Little Early Risers will cure you
promptly, pleasantly and permanently by
removing the congestion and causing the
bile ducts to open and flow naturally.
They are good pills. Evan E. Evans q
Co., Randolph; Leavitt & Reed, Bethel;
NJ. J. Sargent a Son, So. Royalton; A. r.
Hood & Son, Chelsea; ]. A. Chedel q Co.,
Gaysyille; ID. o. Goodno, Rochester.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-11
PLAIN JUNKET, OR CURDs AND
WHEY

Put n rennet tablet in one table
spoonful of cold water; allow II to soak
while you stir over the fire one quart Of
fresh sweet milk until il reaches 100
degrees Fahrenheit; add four table,
s%poonfuls OF sugar; stir again for a
moment, and take from the fire. Dis
solve the tablet, crushing it against the
side OF the cup with a teaspoon. When
thoroughly dissolved, add it to the milk:
stir hastily, aIsi pour at once into ordi-
nary junket glasses or the serving dish.
Allow this to stand undisturbed in a
warm room until the mixture is jelly
like; then carry it most carefully, with
out moving or breaking the jelly. to a
cool place. This may be served plain or
with whipped cream.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-11
Hartford.

Miss Dutton has returned to Benning-
ton.
Agnes Labelle has returned from Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Edwin Dutton is improving in
health.
Grace Gilman is working for Mrs. Geo.
Bugbee.
Harry washburn spent Sunday with his
aunt, Miss Prescott.
Miss Alice Pitkfn is visiting friends In
West Hartford this week.
Chas. l.. Bugbee went to Bethel Thurs.
day morning on business.
Herbert l. Dutton has been in Boston
the past week on business.
Mrs. Henry Steele Of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
q guest OF Mrs. samuel Pingree.
Chas. Truell has so far recovered from
bis recent accident as to be able to be out.
Miss Maud Abbott has returned to her
home in South Hoyalton, after spending
several weeks with Mrs. John Hutchin-
on.
The lecture on "Foodsp given BY DR..
Nm. Smith of Hanover, n. a., at the Lii
brsry hall Saturday afternoon was well
attended and proved very helpful and in
structive.