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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
SnTic Iartin's I6rOrr.

D1s U}orOg,6simniB bon ,6ea'8 &its
den" gel0It. - Sin neinas Y}dos
den BON einam Reger in cin,n Sell
Ter gsI6IspPt, Dsyg,paItigt, IL
piirgt unb in StUde g'iduitt2n.
g2sp = gOrL, %. Mdr3. - Der
Ieqer Same5 Billings, pelhsr b'rsit5
einn 5ermin i'm 3utt6uu5 db8eIe1'n
bat, purbe heuts untar Der 4ntlage berz
6uftet, bic tleine Su7ie U}artiu in 1894
in Dem unter Dem Rumen g6eQ5 &its
der" betunnten Stdottbeile ermorbet
gu BADEN. Oas 3ino per5hpano am 8.
W}Gr3 1894 aus Ieiner Bobnung glr.
636, II. QDeuue. Glf Sage IpGter fdnD
man feline Qeita, Dem Sppf unO 82ine
fsblten, in einlm Seller an Der 80.
StruBe. Die SoentiFj3irung purOe
Durd einjge &leiberrafe ermDgljd3t.
Sin Sa6r ouruuf, am 6. U}dr3 1895,
nurOe Suites S6dOel unter siuem
SduFen 2lbTGle in Dem Seller be5 6auz
res 9}r. 400. 8eIt 46. StuaBe, entoedt.
Detettibs dr6eitet1n langs 3sit an bem
Sale, o6ue Dem U}6rOtr auf Die Spur
81 tommen.
4m. So6n7ou, elm StrGTfing, beTsn
6afttermir in Sing Sing ioeben Ders
ftrihen lit, t6ailt nun nit, buB Bill
linq8 ibm bulo nu9 Der @cribunq oe5
8erbre6en5 eingeitano, baB sr 0er5hdz
ter mar. 0ie sSobnIon er3d6lt, fam Bill
limos etfDd cine 0ohe Dor GntOedung
Der ue6erreIfe SuIie'5 nit blut6efiedz
ten &leiOern in feline (SO6nion'5) 5)BObz
nunq unb gd6 an, er Iei in elmer Raufsz
raj aeDeIen. 9(d6oem bic Geite Oe5
U}G06ens gefunoen DOroen mar, err
3d6lte Billings Ieinem 5reunO2, er5abe
Suite an Der 80. Strabe getroffsn, in
einau Seller geI6IePpt unO pergeDdlz
tiQt, srpiirQt uno Dunn Die &eihe GER
RHd,lt. Gr iei CUR 3eit Der Shat piebz
iIh betrunten gerpeIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
9rr 0raiibsnt i'm sHbrn.

8run5nid, ga, p. Wtdr5. -
9rdIioent Wc&inleD unb 8efoIge berz
lieBen beute 8ormittug Syet2lzS5Iarb
uno fe6rten na6 SbomasDiue 3urif,
mo- Iie ben ReIt ibre5 QluFentbolt5 i'm
Su0en berbringen nerOen. Spre6er
ReeO blei6t pOrldufig nod auf SetDlz
Ssldnp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
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RELIEF
brri6aFft iufurtige 9inbernua

gsQsu RopfBsb (Tsiordus oo,r uus5iss Ro5fDc5)
3abn'hm'un, RuyaIgis, Ebmmatj5mus, 0Hfts
Dtb sbmcrlsu uaO SbDia, i'm Rua,a. Dem Ruds
graf oOr O,u Viuu, gcitDu0,n in Der 1,btrgsu
s,uO, 5stt,uh,bm, 0uiaB,am5 Der gsl,n'c uu5
sdmuJm i,osr Qrt itaft Ot Qpgtlatiou BON
Ra0Da5's Rta0D RsIi,f iof0rtos Grl,iatsruu0, uuO
OeFeH fOrtgsi,bttr Ctbraub ,tnias 9a3s lang 5ss
Dtrihtuigt cine p,rmaH,utt 6aIunG.
G5 btb,bt ioiort bic aultuom 5hmcutH, liubert
biz GH1uuouug urD furirt g0Hqtlou,u, oh bies
i,rbsn nun BON BEN Qua7n, 6tm uaatu Eiug;s
B,iotH, aubER GrHisH o6tr ben e8Isim5duttu
bgrrubrtH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23

Der fran30fIhsn Regierung geieifete
OieHIte niemal5 Dsrgsfen tperoen IOIz
ten, nit GntruFurg 3uriid, un0 pro-
tsIttrte gegsn bic 9al!urg Der 3eitunz
gen, pel6e Die yinFame 9erIeumOung"
berbrsileten.
teQusbsbHung Der Qus :
tGnber IieberIuifungen
gu g 9ung4ui.
9ettnG %. mdr3. - Die 6ieIis
gen GsIonoteu Gnglano'8, DeutI4z
LAMBS unb Der Ser. Staten baben in
elmer an oen5Turgsltagdmen gerihtez
ten 0ote bic 8eilegung Der 6rugen
ii6er bic 2usoa6nung Der Qusldnoer=
Nieberlafungen gu Shanghai geforz
bert. Der fran30iI9e 9sIanote piuig=
te Elm, ben 9rotsIt 6,5 fran3OIti4en
3OnIuI5 gegen bic 2lu5oebnung unter
Der 8eOin9ung 3urijd5u3isben, OaB oa5
unmittIeburs Sutherland Der gegenDdrz
ttgsn Gon5sIItoH ui6t in Die 4usOeBz
mng eingeIdIOFen piro.
8erIungen ibre SOIDr il d
rGnbe.
Ufabrib, p. MGrs. - gtne
S6d1r SolO1ten, pel6e tiir5li1 aus
bsn8olonie'r 3urittebrten, ieBte beute
9ormittag eineOemoritrdtion Dor Der
9rGFettur in S3ene. Der 9rdfett rietb
ibnen, Ii6 iOfort 81 5erItreuen, tDiortz
genfau5 er 8epdlt gegen Iie anlDenoen
lafen miiiIe. Sic entfsrnten Iih, nahz
bem Tie auF brohenoe Beiie uHgetiinz
bigt battsn, oaB Iie oarauf beIteben,
binnen Ylpuat5friit ibre rtjdItdnoige
GObnung 81 erbdlten.
4rabif3e RGuberuno b 90 0 r
ber in oer6u6uru.
QlGqier p. WGr3. - 0u8 SELF
grumme 2lIgerian" pertunoet, oaB cine
Shaar 2lraber geIteun gu 96arbeia, TT
ma 800 Weilen IuoIi6 bon bier, in Der
Saburu, unlangte unb Die llmge6uug
pIunoerno Our63iebt. 7erner pirO
mitgetbeiIt, DaB cine 8anOe Saursg5
unlGngt cine auf bem 0egs nah Dir,
in Der Sa6urd, bsgriffene europdiI3e
Expedition ungriff, ieOoh i6GeBlin
3uridqeIhldgen putoe. 2lH 100 WfItz
qlieoer Der expedition purOen gst0Otet,
un0 elm 36eil Der 3dpa0dne fttl ben
Qnqreifern in bic 6Gnbe. Da5 gSeIez
qramme 2llgeriun" 1T Der 2lnT6t, buB
Die fragli9e Expedition Oieienige Sour
ta=2anD's fsin muB, Ou 1t9 our 3eit
feine anDere expedition in Der Su6dru
6aFinoat. 2lI5 man 3uleBt BON 0erIelz
b3u 60rte, befano Tie Iid in Dem StdOt=
den QIion.
&ur3e &ubelbePef6en.
- @ensral 6ordce 9orter, Der umez
ritaniI6e 9eIanote in 9aris, BAT oem
Oortig,n Qgenten Der nQFociirtsn 9reIz
Ts" mitgetbeiIt, er piFe nibt5 oaDOn,
OaB er ais 0a6fOlger be8 Generals III
ger gum &rieg5 Setretdr srnaunt
DerOen iOIe.
- Der frau36I7ds Dampfer .8uI=
garia, peIbsr auf Der 6abrt pon Nelp=
gOrt udd WarIei1s gu 2tIgecira5, na6e
Gibraltar, Itrdnoete, l0Ihte geItern eli
nen She'll ieines &argos, um pie0sr
flDtt 3u lDerben.
- Marquis Salisbury, Der britt
16e Premier, reiItc geItrn BON 2onbpn
nod Der gfi0ieru a6.
- paItOr Sa5. q. SpurgeOn. Elm
8ruber Des DerItorbenen 6eriibmten
&on3elrebner5 G6a5. 6obbOn Spurs
geon, neI6er Diele Sabre lang i'm
,Wetropolitun 3abernacle" gu Qonz
bou PreDigte, pur0e geItern aI5 2eihe
in einem geraOe aus Brighton in 2onz
bon angeiOmmenen 8aEn3ug gefunz
ben. Q(uem Qniheiue mad mar er an
einem S6laganFaue seItOrben.
uv.st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23

g2eue 5Iterz6reuOsn
in allen gDinteln unb
Gfen bieTes grOBsn
9uBpaaren 2aOsng.
Glegantere, mannigfalz
tigere unO ein3ig oa=
1le6enbe moOerne S60z
pfungen 8ierten nismuI5
einen amerituniTden
Ausl lltuuH9s : JlauIl .
9ur6 g2eubeit unb
@d0nbeit Itd ous3ei6s
nenOs U}uI1er finO bier
Dertreten, peI6e Die
tommenosn Yloben err
tldrsn, unO Bel 6riuan=
tenn 2idte t1nnen bic
@aaren 6eTi4tigt perz
ben - Elm reines, bellies
2i6I fluI6et ii6er jeben
8ou Der 9ertauF5IiT6e.
S56r 9er3 pirO SJ5nen
Isi6t uno Sy6re 80rTe
fdper erf6einen, nenn
Sic Sy6re PuBnaarenz
Girtdufe Ttet5 6ei Ser
IOn'5 6eforgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
0ittcllf 8Iauiaure ms 9enieits.

9oter5on rs, p. Wldr3. =
Der SGr6er Bruno 6obren3ol3 begirg
in fein2m GoTtb1uIs, g}r. 100, 5. 2toe.,
GelbItmoro, inoam er 9IauiGure bers
f6ludte. Dumit bic Sau56anobner
iair StO6ner niat b0ren tonnten,
ittdte er T6 etner 8ne6eI in ben UIunO
uno bono um 2eBtsrer Elm SUD-. 2I5
er iid5 gu 9ett bega6, mar er in Der be-
ten Stiunung, unb man fam Iid teiz
nen 8runo fir ben SeIbItmoro benz
ter. 6a6renbol3 mar in elmer Sei5eHz
5Fdr6erei befhdftigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
9lppetitlUiigfeit,
Wiigrdne,
llubcrOnulidteit,
Biliuiitdt,
0cbcrbeidliuCroeil,
Sp5pcpiic.

goIIFdHbtCt gcrbuuuuq Uirb 5,s
nsriftuiat Durb RaoDGo Qiusu Su Tol8s i5r,r
urtibfItUftr GigUialittH f.mulrcu Fg 5is
Qtbu bs Nbiou0uuug Der Sale uuO DgrsH I5gang
our6 Die Guu,ugduat. GiCt Qlgr ig Coicu Bou
JDt bis bier rtgsu raid sit Gbltigitit o,r gsbu an
uHb bsiCsisu ben QotitUttU DoU oi,icu gsitDyDtu.
Girt obT 8Ud Ron Raoua5'5 QIcu tagGa 55u
Semen Qmommtu, Dtai btltoi,r Sdmu3eu uHt.ys
Dorftu fuo uub ou,u c,btr ritt r5us furtti5uirt.
hllt,u e1s 5gtsm IN isiHsr Rcgt.m5bigisit uub
fbgru cine gsuHos Q,r0auuug.
8tnau, qtsrust, gsbraut slrDuiung auf isoa
S6a5td, q Gents pro 5baata. 8u gogsu BET
alien 4EDtbcitru.
RabBag GGB., RcB.gorG
On
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
}>RF>E

EHsld B,r5 b,ita, Oou qudI,ubsn s8mUlsR
Der nit Rbmmaiismus 9,battu,, getd8,rigs
5uUs!io, Rri55d, R,rp6i,, an 8,uraIgs 2,iOrst
sou Rraafbdt utbumauntt aud ausf,b,u mag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
Reue& &drbinGIe.

Rom, %. WGr3. ~ Bon einem
6ohite6enOsn 9rGluten erfd6rt Elm 9erz
tretar Der 9reFe, ouB fous qupIt Geo
nod lange genug lebt, um bic nd6Iten
3pei GonFItOrien 6ultsn 81 t0nnen, sr
in oenIeI6en 3ebn neue &uroinGle err
nsnnen nir6, nObDn Observation-Disclosures
IiHo, ndmli9 ie Elm 0ItreihTI6er fran
30IiI6er, ipanilher unO ameritdni76er.
Der 2eBtsre piro Gr36iIaof SreIano
DON ct. 9uul Ieir. Wu5rIheinli6
perDen audi }tDsi 8atoindIe in 9etto
reTerDirt neroeu, pOrunter fi6 Gr3biz
f6Of Gorrigan Don 9ep gort befiu=
Den Oiirfts.
2ouoon'5 iUngFs5 mOrbs
8e6eimniB geI0ft.
QDrbon, %. M}Grs. - Der synz
queIt be3uqliA Oss Eooes Der 3Frdu,
ne.6e am 6. U}Gr3 in einem 6aufe an
Der 5otten6dm Court Roab ais
Qeihe gefunOen Durbe unO erDurqt
nor0en gu Tsin faisu, reIultirte 6sute
in einem uuT DorFdBli6en Wor0 lauz
Eenoen DabrTpru6 gegen ben Wann,
pel6er bier unter benz Rumen 9ris1e=
MD 6etdnrt mar, uno Die fir feline
Satin geIter0e 55rau. Die 9er6afz
tung oe5 angs6lj6ea @6epaares nurbe
!eBten Wontag aus Berlin aemelbel.
8rieTenid's nirtli6er 9ume IpQ Erib
W}sB Iein, unD man nil ieBt pi5Ten,
Dab er unb feline 5rau cine 2l6ortion
an Dem Spfer bOu3ogen. Die SD0!e
lit al5 Sop6is 3i6arO, cine uls Stuz
6enmGodan bier bebierHeie S6psi3ez
rim, ioentifi3irt porOen, unO cine dr3tz
lihe llnterTuhung 6at bic 2(6OrEionsz
56eorie 6&fdtigt. Sine 9epeTdle aus
8ertin melDet, ouB 6eibe @erbafiefsn
0eutI6e Tinb unb in DeutT6lan0 pro-
5ef;rt perOen IOlen.
0uPuD Dert9eibigt t W 0 f.
ren6sim.
gurig, p. U}Gr3. - Die tiir3If6
Der0Tfenili6.e 2lnga6s, baB Baron bon
g}obren6eim, Der ebemalige ruTi5he
9e7anote Oabier, frun3DTT6e milildrz
8e6e:mniTe an 0eulT9ldnO Il. RuBz
luno DerThaherte, mar 6su!e geqenz
Hano elmer SnterpeqatiDn in Der De-
puiirten Gammer. Prsmierminifer
0upuD mics bic nSnIinution gtgen ben
gsrtreIer elmer aaiirten Ma4t OeFsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
OVnInWirT In feinen Dtrfcbireeueu Gore
Oktt%N%tW mrn srbeiIt uu6 DCrbuttt -.

Gg crifjrt ttins Wcoliu b,r Qt,t Dslbs i7jt5tr
uub Wt6idijtbtr uuo ale auDUtu m0.lrlibU,
bul0in uu0 aubers 6i,brUitduuuogn 10 raia
Uis RuDDap5 RtuDD BtIttf I'm g,r,iH
init RubRap's 9iIItu turirt.
Rtiitubs iort,E ftt5 cine Jllits BON RaoDa9
R,aop Rtli,f init fb fubrsu. Giuigt Erogitu in
BaFtr 0t6uttu Rraui5,jt ooU IlHpdsIjdislt in
f}Dlqt gUdu0uurq bt5 gBaH,rg. G5 1T btH,r ais
0tr fyarI5Fibs graH01 ootr bic bitttrtu G1u:urs,
ntIds alg StimulGutisu 3t5raudt psrOu.
Qr,is 50 gnt5 pro GIai6t, gu Ba5tH bel aaa
Ggbtbt!uH,
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- nntuup'H
80 51tllP11,

rein Usasiabiliib, milb uus IuSyldfg. Sra9sH
lur Bsnfdnoiasa gtroauuug comgltttr Qbiorg;iou
uuo tiusr gtiuuosu TtgtmlBgi'ii or }UiiioHu
bs5 R6vDug G,i Sjdt.bt1 bs5t5u Gle 5.ouug'B
D,g gtaqsug, Der Gsbt, GiHgsDa0s Qiru, El1is
uuD Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
03altimnre= fip. aim. Q3iilIctiu.


S125 nab Q9libiugtOu uGO iuriid, SamhaQ ur0
5ouutaa, con 3. uuo d. YlGri Qiltjl ftr
bic Rudilbrt bis DIoutaQ, o'n p. m}dr3
iucluTot Alt 3ugc, nit 2lusulbmr 0,s
r6oDal ymitcO1 E2I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23

Eg Eurirt btfttgRtu 6 omen
Btu in elmer big 3nau3ig Wtuuttu. Wismaub
br1utt tirt GmuO, uad0um tr Bjsis Anuouls gts
lsi,n, 6msr3eH letDeH.
NHutrlib b Gin b1lbu big Gin luH5er
Ettt6fftl 0oq in siu,m gllie Da7,r furtrt in
Dtuig,n Winutm gsibitmtJm. Rr1mpit. lauren
UaQm GdIailoFgitit, Wigrins, Gjlrrb6s, G5s
isHt,ris, Rolil glabuUgsu uH0 ale iHHuli5sa Sts
idrUsrbtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
Sfu6e 6ei Ntanila,
Reorganization unlrrrr Strritbriftf.
IguinalOU cUn5entrirt Sruppen bel
WialulUS unO Id,ciut Gttuas i'm
ShilSe 5u fiibren.

Gr min binnen 3pon5i8 Iagsn in
Manila ein3ie6en. - 2(ntunft bes
SransPortbomPfers nSberman"
nit peitersn @erfdrtungeu aus
ben Ser. Staaten. - 8ot3IdIdge
beg Generals Dts an bic Regiez
run9. - Gr PrOteitirt gegeu ale
llnter6an6Iun8sn nit ben SnInrs
genteu. - Die 2(r6eiten Der Q6i'
IiPpinen GommiIIion gang uno
gar ii6erfliiTIig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
8aOmuO'5
8coop 8eCtef
BeiIt uub bergitet

grFiItuuseH, 5ufisn, eHtIunoetsu sails. 5H-
fusHJa. Sr0u6ttis, pHsumOnia. Rbcuz
matiBmuB, g1euralsic, 6ppfIBeb, 3abHH
Dtb, MRbma uue 2libtmuDtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-23
6 btna befebt uuF ietnsr
gDeiderunu.

Rom, q. U}Gr3. - Dem 8erne6z
men na6 BAT Der bi2Iige hineIiT6e Sc
Ianote Die itaIientI6e Regisrung BE-
ra6ridtigt, OoB Gbina g,5puugen Iei,
bic 5or0erung 9etreFf5 Qbtretung Der
San W}unz8ai ubiolut ub3uIebnen.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-04-28
WILDER.

H. A. Armstrong started his ice wa
gon last week.
Thomas Fountain died on Sunday.
Addie Hatch, who has been at Leb-
anon for few weeks. has returned
home.
Albert Hatch has rented Geo. Har
vey's house.
Geo. McVetey and E. G. Morey Jr.,
have secured employment at Pena-
cook, n. Fl.
Ambrose Ayerst and wife are en-
tertaining two sisters.
J. G. Ellis went to Newport to at
tend conference.
Bert Morey and sister Ada spent
Sunday at home.
Col. E. G. Mercy has commenced his
duties at the library as librarian.
Rev. S. P. Fairbanks and mother
were called to New York on account
of the serious accident to his brother
who made a recent visit to Wilder.
Prof. Campbell occupied the pulpit
at the Congregational church for two
Sabbaths in the absence of Rev. Fl. III.
Kellogg.
The water IN the river is very high.
No meeting at the NJ E. church last
last Sabbath on account of Conference.
The kindergarten school opened on
Wednesday with the same teacher as
last fall.
Dorothy Goss spent the Sabbath at
home frome her school at Meriden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. VIII
mot, have gone to Hyde Park, Mass,
to reside.
Ladies' Sewing Circle met with Mrs.
T. I. Herrick last week.
John jerks made a recent visit to
Lyme to visit relatives. His eye sight
is very poor.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-04-28
POST MILLS.

Mrs. r. Prescott has returned to her
house for the summer, having spent
the winter with her son in Haverhill,
a. II.
Mr.. Pettis of Somerville, Mass, is at
the home of Chas. Parker on Fairlee
avenue.
Dan Titus of West Fairlee Center is
working for Fred Turner.
Henry Montgomery, whose early
wears we're spent in DR.. Gillett's fami-
", died recently in Washington, d. G.
G. E. Flanders has put on his order
team for the season.
Six ladies of our village are filing
the office of teachers the present term:
Mrs. Beckwith, Miss Jennie South
worth and Miss Elizabeth Douglass in
West Fairlee; Miss Alice Douglass in
Fairlee; Miss Edith Brooks at ''Saw-
new Bean" Mrs. Wilson has the up
per grade in our village school and
Miss Minnie Heath of West Fairlee
has the primary grade.
The death of Mrs. Alvlna Aldrich,
wifi of Wilbur Moore, occurred in
West Fairlee on the oath. The burial
was in the cemetery in this village.
Transients at the Commodore House:
H. B. johnson, White River Junction;
D. R. Mativia, w. G.. Piper, G. W.
Garfield, Lyme, N. H.; w. H. Daniel,
Frank Gannett. John Austin, Fairlee;
Henry D. Briefly, Easthampton, Mass;
j. T. Cutter, Jr., Boston. Henry E.
Prescott E. w. Cunningham, Brad
ford: G.. II. Mum, Oxford:
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-04-28
ORFORDVILLE.

Schools commenced last Monday
Miss Fannie Eastman of Bradford
teaches in the grammar, and Mrs. Pierce
in the primary.
Miss Carrie Whitman commenced
her school in the Upper District on
Monday.
Miss Jennie Avery visited Mrs. E.
W. Cushman last week.
Miss Eliza Horton is working for
Mrs. Albert Rodgers of Haverhill.
A. N. Willis has sold his block to J.
Bailey and it has been moved down
near his store house.
George Trussell and family are at
his fathers. He is working at the saw
mill.
1t is reported that Frank Williams
has sold his farm and that Benz. Weed
is to move there.
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin of Maine has ac-
cepted call here and will come about
May 21st.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-04-28
VERSFIIRE.

The creamery paid 18c. for March
butter.
Mr.. Alderman returned from market
Wednesday.
+. H. Gilman of Barre has been Wis.
iting in town the past week.
A collection for the Vermont Domes-
tic Missionary Society is to be taken
at the church next Sunday.
Two items last week made funny
mistake. Frank Eaton had been tax
ing the list of personal property in
town and not working at Copperfield.
Ethan Blanchard and some Others are
working there.
Mrs. Corse has been helping Mrs.
Parker of So. Corinth.
There is an auction at the Lyman
Fits place to-day.
Paul Leavitt returned Monday from
a visit to Barre.
Mr.. Alderman has quite a drove of
cattle that are being kept by Mr. Clough
at Vershire Center.
Mr.. Davis of STAFFORD is drawing
milk to the Vershre Creamery.
l.. E. Allis is working for Martin &
Son in the saw-mill.
Several cattle buyers have been in
town recently.
Frogs have resumed their spring con-
certs, and grass is growing green.
Tie weather of April has been beau
tiful and the mud is fast drying up in
the roads.
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SOUTH FAIRLEE.

The croaking of frogs and the bios
somlng of the arbutus in the lowlands
proclaim that Mother Nature has won
the day.
The fruits of the sugar orchards are
easily harvested this year-bareIy
enough to flavor our dispositions.
The mining teams have played
havoc with the stage road. Curious
that the mud season should be the
rushing time for shipping ore; curious,
also. why the "big hill" that so many
have wanted sunk or blasted should
be the only part of the road fit to
travel over.
Plerce's saving season commenced
last, Thanksgiving and there is two
weeks more Of it in localities where
he mud is hub high. How nice!
Kind wishes are waited to our name
sake (on the off side eff the family tree)
in Fairlee. Hope for door yard calls
soon.
Miss Mabel Prescott returned from
Vershire, where she had spent the
winter with great aunt, recruited at
home two weeks and now is at Mr..
Emerson's, North Thetford. /
Mrs. Sadie Hatch began her school
at North Thetford this week.
Misses Ada and Marion Albee were
at home over Sunday, as is their Gus
tom every fortnight.
Doesn't it come under the head of
cruelty to animals to set traps on
premises unknown to the owner, and
have dogs and cats caught and held for
hours in torture? The taxes paid on
dogs ought to privilege them to rove
with safety on their masters land any
way.
Rather late to report C. F. Pierce's
surprise party the 10th, but for fear
that he might feel sighted we must
say that it was an enjoyable affair.
Mr.. Bracy's harp and friend BIS violin
made the sweetest music that ever
vibrated through walls in Lake dis
trict. We're longing for more.
Our school is to open the Sth of
May, Miss Annie Southworth teacher.
Mrs. Wilbur Moore died at her home
in West Fairlee Monday, the 24th.
She had been, until within two weeks,
with her daughter Mrs. BiXby, who
cared for her tenderly and faithfully.
Funeral Wednesday, interment at
Post Mills. This makes the third
break in the family in thirteen months
Mr., Lane of Post Mills has been in
town two weeks Frightening up rooms
for the women folks.
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Mr.. A. G. Thomas of Marysville, Tex,
has yet been made in the Klondike. For
years he suffered untold agony from con
sumption, accompanied by hemorrhages /;
and was absolutely cured by Dr. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds. He declares that gold is of lit
tie value in comparison with this marvel
hundred dollars bottle. Asthma, bron-
chitis and all throat and lung affections
are positively cured by DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Trial bot
ties free at J. NJ. Taylor's drug store.
Regular size so cts. and 81. Guaranteed
e, -. or nrice refunded
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PIERMONT.

1t is expected that Rev. Arthur Smith
of Portland, Me-, will preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday
forenoon.
A very quiet wedding occurred at
the home of Mrs. S, A. Bean on Upper
street, Oxford, Wednesday, April goth,
at nine a: M, it being the occasion of
the marriage of her daug Martha,
to Leander D. H. Clark. The bridal
couple left that morning for a short
trip, after which they will reside on
Upper street.
Miss Elizabeth E. Bickford spent her
Easter vacation with her mother, Mrs
Martha Bickford. Instead of one
week as she expected her vacation was
extended to three weeks on account of
a badly sprained ankle, which was
caused by her being thrown from a
sleigh. She was able to return to Vas
sar college, Monday, April 17thth,
though not as strong as before the in
jury.
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OXFORD.

Zerah C.Mann, life long resident OF
Oxford, died at Hanover hospital Apr
18th, aged 40 years and q days.. His
funeral was largely attended from his
late residence Wednesday at 2 p. M,
Rev. Mr.. Barnard of Bradford official.
ing. There were many floral tributes
which showed the love and esteem OF
large circle of friends.
A CAPD-We wish to thank the
neighbors and friends for the kindness
shown us during the sickness, death
and burial of our father, also the choil
for their selections.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CARL G. SMITH.
Mr.. AND MRS. FREEMAN WEBSTER.
Miss BERTHA S. MASON.
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FAIRLEE..

The children of the Sunday schoo
will give Mother Goose" supper
and first class entertainment on Thurs
day, May 4th, at Town Hall. DOM
fail to come and bring all your little
folks. The menu will be unique anC
costumes faneiful. Fun no end
Mother Goose, Boy Blue, Jack Sprat
and wife and many more will be there
to greet you.
Going back one hundred years to the
old corderoy road as recommended
by state Road Commissioner, under
the provision of the law of 1898, just
~ inches in diameter leach end six
inches of gravel. Are the logs to be
hewn tapering to give that half inch
to the foot for drainage?
J. GOLDEN.
H. P. Warren has rented the Win
ship hardware store at Bradford for
the months of May and June and will
put in stock of wagons consisting OF
OPT and top surrles, also driving and
work harness, and will be there af-
ternoons to give his patrons some good
goods at low prices. He has two car
to Bradford.
S. R. Morrison of Oxford bought a
No. 1 Concord wagon of H. ?. Warren
this week.
Ernest Adams returned from Hard
wick with a sprained wrist.
Those who are fortunate enough to
hear Miss Danforth next Sunday
morning will be amply repaid for their
efforts to be present for she is a very
talented speaker and her experiences
in foreign lands are of great interest.
Dr. Worthen and Mr.. Pierce from
White River Junction were at the
lake this week. They have been plas-
tering and shathing their cottage.
Miss Ada McIndoe is teaching in
district No. 3.
A letter to the writer from DR.. T. P.
Frost of Newark, N. j., was received
this week stating that a Methodist
preacher of that place would hire
cottage at the lake and spend his sum-
mer vacation with us.
Horace Smith and wife are visiting
in Mortified.
Some from this Grange visited the
Grange at Bradford Wednesday even
ing and had fine time and received
much valuable instruction in regard to
the work.
The ice is nearly all gone from the
lake.
James Davis returned to st. Adams
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tennie Clement have
a little new conner. 1t is a daughter.
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THETFORD.

Married April 18th, at the home Of
the bride, by Rev. Mr.. Lambert, Frank
G. Manchester of Lebanon and Lillia
Cummings.
Emma Bond will teach in the Judd
district, Hattie Root in district No. 3.
A young man working for George
Carey had the misfortune to step on
nail, and is suffering much from the
effects of it.
Mary Heaton from Boston spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Scion Ladd.
Sadie Kenney has returned from
Windsor, having spent some time with
her sister.
Frogs were heard for. the first time
the first of the week.
Christine Vaughan has returned to
her home.