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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09

bIelbeno. ben ylid l1ngere 3eit teJt
auf einsn Yuntt ON SOriSont ridtet,
bat Elm Iib nit Ybpiit uno Gbemie be-
i6GItioenoer in Dresden lsbenoer Yri-
patselebrter I'M porigen Sabre in Der gu
Sambur9 erideinenoen nautiiten 3eit-
i6ritt .Sania" cine nit Gouaro 6rieo-
rib unter,eihnete Mbbanolun9 per=
oiieutli6t, worin er als wirtiomes
S9uBmitteI se9en Die Seetrantbeit
roiarotb geidrbte Nu9engldier emf
piieblt. Ser 6aius maht i'm erlten
Ausenblid laden. namentli6 ipenn
man ii1 i'm @eiite Die ganSe S6iffs-
seielli6ait ooer Den grObten She'll oer=
felben nit &oinbrillen beipafinet pur=
tellt, Der @oriAlas bat aber bod in
ben &reiien Der Snterelienten SeuGs
tun9 9efunoen. mag pobl aud iGDn
bier uno oa mebr poer peniger aus-
probirt wproen iein, ionit wiirOe ni6t.
pie ieBt betannt wiro, cine 10 beoeu=
tenoe uno Notwithstanding Jirma. pie
bic .Gatbenopsr optilde S%nouitrie-
Nnitalt" Die p%robeweiie Wafienanfer-
tisuns pcn geoa6ten gusengldisrn fir
erpdbnten 3pef ~begonnen baben. Be-
greiilider 93eiie 1T mar in 8elebrtens
pie Marinetreiien auf ben Grfol9 bic
ies @eriuds I'M sroben Stile allsemein
a%eIpannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09
Gin OptiideS Shnemittel ae8en
Sccfraufhcit

piro in Der ndditen 3cI aui allen
osutiden Sampierlinien unter &Ons
trolle Der SdiiisGr3te aui feline allges
meine Srauhbarieit gcpriiit peroen.
Tie Seetrantleit 1T Elm llcbel. Oeiien
Yetdmpiun9 i6on piele &Opie, bisbcr
ireili6 pergeblih. beidditi9t bat uno
bon oeiien Seieitigun9 ocer giiloerun9
ii3 Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cine
10 erbebli6e Steigeruns Der SenilBuns
ibrer Shiiie peripreten, oOb BON
ibnen fir elm wirtiamcs SduBmittel
peridisoene bpbe Yrdmien als9eieBt
iporoen limb. Bon Der Griabruns
alter Seetapitdne ausgebeno, oaB Sers
ienise bon Der Seetrantbeit meilt Der.
.-nt an mernsn nflsnt her nns 90"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09
farmer!

Wenn Sbr 0ieb irseno peIher Nrt,
Sdute ooer Bel;s gu perfaufsn babt, fommt
~ uns. uno mir weroen gub ben bobiten
Waritpreis in baar bafiir be,ablen. I'm
Ter JleifdereeihGft 1T Seoermann ieiner
Reellitdt weseu bsftens befannt, ba mir
MUIR bic belten Sorten 5leiih balteu, uno
unfere Wiirite, bic mir ielbft fabri,iren,
empfeblen fih beim eriten 0eriuhe ielbit
benz grobten Heinihmeder.
q. ). 3 beieu&Go o.,
1894 Mlbanp. Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09

Sbeater-Gntbuftate TEN. Ser
9illeteur zines @iener Torltaottbeaters
bat felt9eitellt, oaB ein in Der gilbe oes
Sleaters n%pbnenoer Ge'6ditsmann gu
so Nuiiiihrun9en elmer poiie regel'
mGblo erI6ienen mar. Geherten err
9aben oos iiberraidenoe &eiultat, oab
Der damn lid INNER Den SIP besablt
bate. Wtan beoente: so Wtal eri6ien
Der Iusoauernoe, so Mal latte er bel
oenielbcn Stellen, so Wul blieb er
bonn Infan9 bis gum SGlui'e. ohne
gnuanolungen opn Sdlai 81 empiin-
ben. Sonn muroe ibm Die SOde aber
bod wobl .Su oumm." nnO er blieb
aus. in Der itolsen TorausieBung.
einen nitt 81 iiberbietenoen @slt-
retpro 0uigeitellt gu baben. Gr irrte
iih. Sine Game mar nod melt ent=
Siitter ppn Der Vo'ie Cls or. Sic iub
so Nal auf Der erlten 0allerie, ME er,
uno lie iab weiter. 10 oft oicie Voiie
aufeeIiihrt wuroe. Sic lubilirte bel
Der 100. Nuffiihrun9 nit, beim Iutp-
r~enbenefiS Der 1875. uno lie ladte uno
tlatitte nit unperw;iltli6er Seiterteit
uno Sersli6teit, ebenip ME am eriten
Sage. Sic wuroe sum @abrseiten Der
Yoiie. Sennp6 mar ibr Seloenmutb
serinser an,ui6lasen. als Der oea
Mannes nit ben 80 @oritelIunsen.
Sic baltbare, begeilterte uno unperwiiit=
lite Game mar namli6-oie Grau oes
G"erfaiiers!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09

Siebbefanoin ben Ser.
Staaten. Sad elmer Mittbeiluns
bes 9anopirtbidaftliden Separtements
bat lid an l. Sanuar 1899 aui Den
Earmen in Den Ser. Staaten iuleenoer
@iebbsltuuo poraeiunOen: 1865, 1907
pIeroe; 2. l34, 2l3 Waulsisl; Is, $780,
rs @til&tiiHr; 81, 994 225 Stien
uno ionIti0cs Sornotc1; SO, ia. 453
S6oie uDo 1861, 63l SSweine. gs
trgat id 9e9eriiber BEN @crlabre Elm
Gudaon9 bon 295,604 pierben. S..
069 Mouleicln. 1869. 972 Stiid
Sornpica uro LOS, 1863 Shweinen.
So9e0en bat Die Sail Der Nildtiibe
I'M 1929 uuo bic Der Shafe I'm
l.457, 1873 Su0enrmmen. Nu6 Der
@erthourdi1nitt lit Elm h0berer als
an |. Sonuar 1898.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09
MISUNDERSTANDING

unteroffiSier: -Miiller. laiien
Sic iib um Nlles in Der 9Selt i'm 3oolo.
eiiben 8arten ME Dor benz &bino3eros
tsben; oas Sbier Uertlaat Sic iotort
nenen unlauteren WettbeuerbeS I"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09
1"' pssts fusr den 1ausb,darf in
-: Spe3ereien bel 81:
LORENZ ENDERLE & COMPANY
Ct. @.rmeinitraSe, ST. @louo, Minn.

@er INNER MIR oas NIerbeite fir SIht
uno Saus tauien min, tcmme gu uns. seir
balten nur Die %ietniten uns beIten Groceries
gu moalIh1t nieorisen Treiien. Stride Sut
ter uno 9ier, uno mas lns Die Saiion auoeu
blidlih ned on iriihem @artenSeus btetsn
lam, tets sorrdtbia. Steele uno supprtpm
mense Seoienung jebem 8unoen suse
fSert. 16zh'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09
Grkuuut.

.Martin. id babe Did iebt erfannt
Tu iiibrlt mid MUIR aus. tpenn bic
2aoen sei6loiisn limb!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09

0ie internationale @elt.
ausfellun9 gu 2iittid, gelsien,
Toll mad benz enogiltisen gei9luiie oes
Oorbereitenoen &omites i'm Sabre 1908
ftattfinoen.
&ettungsboote aus BINS.
tein. bic lid portreiilid bemdbren
icllen. bout iebt cine Sdiiisperit In
3ioerpool, england. Sic tentern ME,
bleiben ilott, aud tpenn iie gang boil
@ai'er eei6lasen limb. uno limb bin.
rei6eno feit uno pioeritanosidbis. babel
iebr leitt an 8epi4t uno in Solge
beiien aud leidt in Sanobabune. Gin
beionoerer Yor3us Der Simsiteinboote
Ut, oaB beidGoiste Stellen leidt berars.
genommen uno eriebt peroen t0nnen.
obne oas 6abrSeus aud lur einen
Nugenblid auber Bebraud ieBen Su
miliien. uno oaB idlieblia mebrere
~&ettunssboots Suiammen iid idnell gu
einem 9roBen Boot pereinigen laiien.
ga mar lie nit Selfarbe beitreidt. 10
ieben bic gimsiteinboote aus. tuie aus
Spls eefertia'"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09

Gliiiige quit ais Sprens.
mittel. Sn Der Spnamitiabrit 81
Shlebuid, &beinprppinS. baben in
leBter 3eit Spreneperiude nad einem
bon Yrofeiior 2inoe in Miinden erfun'
oenen geriabren itattsefunoen. Cbns
I%npenouns beionoerer Sprensmittel
miro bel Dem ainoe'i9en gerfabren Die
Spren9pirtuns our6 fliifiise Quft ct.
aielt. Sas neue Sprensberfabren III
duberif tuirtiam unb oiirfte in Der Sn.
ouitrie cine srobe &olle ipielen. Ser
0inoe'ide Sprensitoff miro i'm 8roben
aund6lt an Simplon=S unnel anse,
iuanot tperoen, mobin 81 bieiem gebufe
proieiior 2inbe iid bereits beseben bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09

t Die s. g. @ire Gisarren
So. bat ibre Commercial Bouquet 81,
sarre auf ben Warft sebradt. Bon
alien &audern miro lie fur uusse,eid.
net sebalten. 9eriu@t bisielbe unb
iie mirb eu9 ssfaasn. 3S.ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09

Ginen &lbel Doll 9Iut
uber ben &opf erbielt lebtbin Der
aufiidtfiibrenoe Magiitratsbeamte i'm
S6la6tbauie gu &empten, Yapern.
Gr beanitanoete, oab nit glut eefiillte
&lbel u. +. 10. berumitanoen, uno Der.
wies einen Mebserburiden oesbalb auf
bic beitebenoen Soridriften. Sieier
padte turSer Sano oas Dor linn itebenbe.
nit fliiiiisem Slut sefiillte Sdaff unb
fiilpte es benz geamten iiber ben &opf
10 oab lid Der Snbalt iiber Geiidt unb
&Orper ersob. Ger 9eamts, Der eiuen
grablihen Nnbld bot. ltellte Strai-
antrao.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09
NORTHERN PACIFIC.

Goppelter Baiiasisr : DENT nab 7u.
lutb. Chr tornt I'M 1920 pormittaas
BON ST. Gloue abfabreu uno COMMIT in
Duluth iber Brainsrc abenbs 8 llbr on.
41'ba =. W olfSbere Q, @sent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09
rinru

Yereint nit ,elner luugen Grau,
Slieb meiitens er ,u Saus
rno iprah bon Sunage,elenthum
Wtit Shauoer mn uno @raus.
2as oauerte wobl cine WeiP.
9a fel ibn pl0tlit elm,
SaB man ia gan, perlauern miibp,
Slieb' tern man Dem Serein.
uno fiirilit waro or @oritano gar
Gin ebler .3eituertreibi-
Seit ein Serein MS III er beiitt,
Yereiniam mt ilbt lein Weib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09
WerIau0t.

TebiStu'@sent n fir Seebad's Thee.
11s5 y. -eebad d., Yeru, %.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09
r. L NREATz

@ontrotiOr ~ 3ampi. uno SetRpoHey.
2etaunaSappdrate. Cute unb anperldthas
Hrbeit TETS sarantirt.
ct. Gloue. 1etnu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09
EfettcnsSraeln!

Vast ere gf'tfsn. Srstln tn Srsnuns brins,n. Gsta
fst re leotit 5t,i fa,u. Adrttt uiti 70 lanss, Bic tsr
Staub bic ilttntn Z tstie rtr,,trt unh taS gpsri IN ,n,,r,
sen rutnirt III. Sd made tu6 he grbttt 10 aut usb
siuis ME trssne cine GOusurtnJs8 rma. east sitt is.
ltn Ittmetr terstdnfentn yiuitr, hr I'D ale RAD,
mann aus stttt, ana Dui. psritittent hss rstiYhr,
ant ste't settit tu Stsetu stfsnmtn. gptnn ar tins
Ststltn.C rec BRANDT - Oh iltin Vs,r srrf fann Iast
Itett rae web etr TN Staats eireuiirtu uub u~uttrhhst
eth n @eibdfismann etr fsint grb,it STRAIT, nnt sps.
ttr'dl e~eentals ppn etsism Staait b,jittt, ds In anbt.
rem Stssttn ~ fautu. gotnsei tu6 an 3oln Rstn, 81.
ysul, v'nnr 90 rirs quo fttrlt6 ,ur 3uh itetnbttt
aus STR MOT iuirt,esnstftai itin isatti. Gin, n,uc
Crsd NIT eli ~fltnaenten Rteihtrn III ,um gtriauf f,rtta.
&smmt rue stfttt %st,i,lttu. ~
SDbn Npbn,
tart Ctr, Ct. Saui. gpinu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09

Die srDBte @n3abI BON ylu.
M en- 1T gerudlos. Spn 1900 betann.
ten Mrten geben taum 10 Yrosent einen
mertliten 8eruh ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-09
Spbn Npbu,

Sfstsncrs'I'5 strii. $50 A,a,ru as,nu,. ID, Der ssIs.
tart Str, Ct. Faui, gptnu.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-25
WEST CORNWALL

| John Sowle went to South Burlington
Wednesday to visit brother.
Mrs c. L. Sowle went to Burlington last
Saturday. Her sister, Miss Sarah Zebo, re-
turned with her for a short visit.
Mrs Milton Washburn is in Goshen with
her daughter, Mrs. Persons. She is afflicted
with hay fever, and there it does not trouble
her.
Recent guests at "fThe Poplars" were Miss
Flora Griswold Proctorsville; Mrs. c. L. Stay
and Miss Mary Williams, Orwell, and /.
Eugene Woodruff Brandon.
Mrs. Abbie Searle of Bennington is visiting
her son, Herman, and family and other
friends, all of whom we are glad to see her
again, if for only short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pastene and two
children of Barton, Mass, came Wednesday
afternoon, called by the death of Mrs.
Pastene's father, VIM. belong.
Charles Atwood, son of Mrs. Milton Wash
burn, who has been quite i'll at the home of
his mother, has recovered and gone to
Ticonderoga, n. Y, where he has permanent
work. He is telegraph operator.
L. F. Haskell is gaining. His nurse, F.
Mayhem, has returned to Middebury, where
he will rest for a while, having done quite a
job Of painting for his brother Frank before
he commenced caring for Mr.. Haskell.
Last Monday evening came a hard thunder
shower, lightning very sharp and flash fol-
lowing flash in quick succession, and the
thunder was terrific. The rain which came
with it the parched and thirsty earth drank
with gladness.
Eugene {. Bingham went to Randolph last
week, where he has position as teacher in the.
Normal school. His work will be in physics
and chemistry mostly. OF course the good
wishes of his friends 60 with him for success
in his new work.
Mrs y. L. Bingham was called from YER
gennes Monday afternoon by the severe
illness of her grandchild the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy y. Bingham. We are glad to
say the child is much better and complete
recovery seems to be only matter Of little
time.
VIM. II. belong, who has been in poor
health for long time but much worse for the
past week, died last Monday afternoon and
the funeral and burial was Wednesday after
noon. Limited time prevents further notice
If the illness aud death of our esteemed
friend and neighbor
Mrs. Carrie Darling of New York city has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. NJ.
Hanks, the past week, as has also her
brother, Fred Perkins of Shrusbury, Mass
Mrs. Hamilton, who has been here two weeks
and Mr.. Perkins return to their home on
Thursday and Mrs. Darling goes with them
for visit there before returning to New
York They have enjoyed the reunion much,
as they are all that are left of a formerly large
family
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-25
WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Isora Newton is improving slowly.
There were no services at the NJ Z. church
last Sunday.
y fine shower and beautiful fireworks on
Monday night
A. Warner has purchased new threshing
machine. 1t has all the late Improvements.
Mrs. Chas. Gilmore of Swanton visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. Sprague, last
week.
Mrs. Susie Hurlburt Martin and daughter
and John Ilurlburt of Proctor were among our
visitors last week.
There will be anice cream festival Tuesday
evening, Aug 20, at Warren Kingsland's,
given by the Ladies' Aid society,"
The Congregational and Methodist churches
will hold their monthly union temperance
meeting Aug 27 at y; 80 p. m, at the Con-
gregalional church. a large attendance is
desired.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-25
RIPIQN.

Potatoes are being retailed at 81 per bushel
Our school directors report a scarcity Of
teachers and that they are in want of several
Mrs. w. E. eastman has Just returned from
a three weeks visiting tour to Bridport and
Shoreham.
A. a. Hulett and wife of Benson were in
town on Saturday last, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Bisk.
At ? o'clock last Saturday afternoon the
thermometer read o2 degrees in the shade
pretty near high-water mark.
The rain of Wednesday was very welcome
some crops may be past saving.
The average reading of four thermometers
at different places in the Hollow at 23o on
last Monday afternoon was 95 degrees.
mishap to break his right arm and dislocate
the elbow by being thrown from horse on
Sunday last.
The Rev. Mr.. Horsman of Providence, X. l.,
is expected to be at the NJ. f. church next
Sunday and will probably preach. Mr..
ciated so long with b. Fay Mills will probably
accompany him.
Mr.. Simon LaFrancis, who many years ago
was a resident here, but who now lives in
Granville, was here on the 23d on his way
home from an outing. He showed nice
little bit of native gold of the size of small
pea, which he minated he had dug near his
home.
a letter was received here recently from r..
\. Spaford, sheriff of Windsor county, stating
that Walter Fletcher and Edith Whittemore,
formerly of this place, had by him been ar
rested at Swanton on charge of adultery,
at Bethel and lodged in Jail at
Woodstock in default of bail. They init
mated that they would plead guilty next De-
cember in county court.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-25
SHOREHAM.

Miss Page of Boston is guest of Mrs
Partridge
Whooping cough is prevailing to some ex-
tent in town.
Mrs. Shaw of Buffalo is visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Waite.
Mrs. Hattie Bacon Delano of St. Paul.
Mimi, recently visited at c. y. North's
Mrs. J. 5. Borley and children of Fitch
burg, Mass. are visiting at Mrs. Russell's
The Ladies Benevolent society met Tues
day afternoon at the parsonage where tea
was served.
About 200 people from Shoreham and
Orwell Joined the excursion to Ausable Chasm
last Friday.
X. w. Merritt has received word that the
valuable sheep which he had shipped to
Australia had broken its leg.
Owing to the drought, Wolcott & Martin,
y. NJ. Farnham, II. w. Jones, Mr. Voss, p.
T. Wolcott, X. w. Merritt, f. Il. Douglas
and Mrs. Hattie Waite have erected wind
mills.
Invitations have been received to the
marriage of Miss Ella May Hathorne and
Pin Willis Waite, to take place at the Con-
gregational church Wednesday evening"
Aug. go
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-25
NEW HAVEN.

Rev. Gilbert Cady of Benson occupied the
pulpit Sunday morning.
Elias Hckok of Burlington was the guest
of NJ. J. Landon last week.
Miss Marianne Landon returned from
Mortified, Mass, on Tuesday.
Miss Weston of Hardwick is the guest of
her brother, DR.. f. S. Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Smith recently visited
a sister in Ticonderoga, n. Y.
Prof and Mrs. L. a. Brown of the academy
have returned from their vacation.
Miss Lucia Hathorne of New York is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. II. Partch.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Squer and daughters
Carrie and Louise are visiting in Moriah,
Y.
Miss Martha Barrows, a missionary in
Kobe, Japan, is visiting her brother, Deacon
Henry X. Barrows.
Alonzo Mansfield of Lynn, Mass, formerly
resident of New Haven, is the guest of
Hiram Thompson.
Prof. F. f. Hathorne returned on Monday
to Potsdam n. Y. He was accompanied by
his father, George p. lIathorne.
Benjamin Miner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. q
Miner of this town, and Miss Mary Thompson
were united in marriage at Rouses Point
n. V, Monday evening.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-25
SALISBURY.

Mrs. Mellen and her daughter, Christine,
from Orwell, are visiting at John Arial's.
The Womens Missionary society met with
Mrs. X. j. Barton Wednesday OF last week.
After short stay In Salisbury, Judge J. E.
Weeks and family move back to Middlebury
this week.
Rev. X. J. Barton attended the semi. annual
meeting of the Congregational church and
society at New Haven last week Thursday.
DR.. O. NJ. Bump and niece, NJ. y. Thomas
and wife are attending the campmeetng at
Spring Grove camp ground. Others from
the town attended the services at the camp
ground on Sunday.
Mrs. Ethan Cline died Sunday afternoon
and was buried from the house on Monday
afternoon, X. J. Barton officiating Mrs
Cline has been failing in strength for some
weeks and was confined to the bed only from
"Wednesday. She leaves husband and six
the youngest being about two
months old.
From another correspondent
The slight showers were very welcome.
Most farmers are feeding their COWS grain
or fodder.
DR.. and Mrs. Bump, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y.
Thomas and Miss Hattie Beach spent the past
week at Spring Grove. Quite number at
tended the meetings for day or two
The hotels are filed to overfoS wing and
many have been turned away. The rooms are
all being engaged for another year. There
are upwards OF 500 guests and they all speak
very highly of the proprietors and their man.
agement. 1t is expected that the same gentle
men will continue in possession.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-25
EAST MIDpLERuRY.


Mrs. Albert English continues about the
|me.
Miss Emogene Perry has returned from
|utland.
Ben Sumner was up from Proctor on
tuesday.
Miss Cornelia English of Burlington is Wis
ling her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs viii Cook of Rochester are
sitting at Mrs. d. ~ Damon's.
Murlin Perry of Rutland has been visiting
d. y. Perry's on North street.
Searle Nash Of St. Adams is visiting his
Grandmother, Mrs. Serepta Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gladding of West
rookfeld visited relatives here recently.
Mrs. Bert Crane, son and daughter Of Addi-
bn and lady friend made a short visit here
st week. Mrs. Crane was formerly teacher
the school here.
Burr Pcrcivil recently found ginseng plant
peasuring two inches around the stock and
hree feet in height, and containing at its top
yer hundred seed. The plant weighed a
ound.
\ very pleasant event Of this week was a
uiet wedding at the home of Mrs. Nellie
umner on Wednesday, Aug. IS, when her
laughter, Miss Ethel, was united in marriage
Dr. ]. NJ. Stafford of this place. The
eremony was performed by Rev. W. T.
'orsythe, rector of st. Stephens.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-25
County Ueps.
BRIDPoRT.

Mrs. George Payne is visiting in Benson and
Ind Poultney.
Miss Cummings of Saxton's River is visiting
Hiss Louise Converse.
Henry Evans, who has been visiting at J. T..
|letcher's, has returned home.
Mrs. Lee and two daughters visited at
|harles Holdredge's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Fletcher have gone to
Waterbury, VT, for few days.
Mrs. and Mrs. d. II. Bennett gave a birth
Jay party for their daughter, Miss Helen, on
Wednesday.
Next Sunday evening at the Methodist
hurch the second of the new series of SER
hons on the Deity will be delivered, the sub
Ect for the evening being "The God of Ma
lre."
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Housman of Elwood,
nd, who have been visiting Mrs. Housman's
rothers and sister, T. WE. b. and Susie
phillips, left Monday for their home by way
4 New York city.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-25
VGRoENNEs.

The Misses Guertin, who have been Wis
iting Miss Rena Gotta, have. returned to their
h )me in Montreal.
a doe and her fawn were recently seen
within ten rods of the residence of Judge
Warren Peck in New Haven.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Morse, mother of, and Miss
Mary, daughter of Rev. George A. Kerr, left
Monday to visit friends in Madison, n. ].
Rev. George A. Kerr and the Misses Edith
McGovern, Genevieve Goss, Helen Clark, and
Grace E. Kingsland are attending camp
meeting
George Palmer, who was arrested by T. c..
Middlebrook last week for adultery, was
brought before Justice Moulton Monday, but
was discharged as the evidence was insufficient
to warrant binding him over to county court.
Mrs. Paul Metz was arrested and brought
before Justice Aloulton Monday and bound
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-25
HANCOCK.

S. d. Damon from Ripton was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins have gone to Long
Point to join camping party.
Edgar Sanborn from Salem, Mass, spent
Saturday and Sunday at c. A. Shampany's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flint from New
Haven visited their BROTHER Albert Flint, last
week.
Maude and Josie Caswell from Ripton
visited their sister, Mrs. c. ]. Fiske, last
Saturday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-08-25
BRISTOL.

Geo. Farr is acting as cashier for Dunshee
Chaplin.
w. Durfee and family are spending a ten
avs vacation at the lake.
Mrs. G. X. Guinan and son have returned
ON visit to Westfeld, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. w. a. Kinzie have gone to
AXE Dunmore for weeks outing.
Rev. Simeon Gardner, who is over So years
3D. is very i'll at his residence on North street,
DR.. Edgar II. Farr of New York has been
lsiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Farr,
be past week.
a. c. IIier has moved his stock of wagons,
hrriages, ETC., to his new building, corner
Vest and Maple streets.
w. II. Bosworth has sold building lot on
pring street to F. G.. IIaskins, who expects
build thereon next season.
Col. y. F. Dunshee has been at the hospital
Burlington for the past two weeks, beng
eated for trouble in one of his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Young left for Buffalo,
V, last Saturday, called there by the death
their sons wife, Mrs Edison II. Young.
Earl Cushman, professor in a school in Jer-
~ City, formerly of Middlebury, was in town
londay and called on Mr.. and Mrs. n. f.
ider
. Stewart & Clifford have moved their stock
groceries and provisions to the new building
b North street, which Mr.. Stewart has Just
pmpleted.
We had a thunder shower on Tuesday
ght, and it rained during Wednesday night,
hch has done much good, but much more
in is needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Varney, who have
ben visiting at Mr. Varneys parents, have
me to Greenwich, Mass, where they expect
remain for several weeks.
Fl Rev. !. n. Burnam, blind musician from
oston, played the organ at the Baptist church
inday morning. The duet Garry with Me-
as sung by DIR. and Mrs. F. T. Briggs
Mrs. Oscar Cushman and Mrs. VIM. Cush-
an of Middleburv, with Mrs. F. \. Ruff of
]. Louis were in town last Saturday, calling
n friends, among them being Mrs. n. F.
ider
B. c. Sargent's store was broken into Sat
day night. Entrance was effected through
e transom over the door in the back. The
ieves obtained about $40 from the safe, the
oor of which was left unlocked. The money
aver was locked, but the burglar broke this
pen. There is no clue to the perpetrator of
e burglary.