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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

adsrsa aAs brutal as weyier" BY the world AZ
large. ihoueh be was by the fremont Tenn
piArs- And we may be absolutely certain that
the GOODNESS a d~isapprOval with which men,
tion q Admiral Dewey's name was receivcd
Will not communicate itself 70 the nation.
But, aithoueh these curious manifestation are
Of 10 great concern 70 any one else, their eject
may be 10 the Boston 'a~nttimperialiEts, who
are in some sense the successors Of the Boston
aboltionists-
II some wiseacre up in Republican
Massachusetts, had inflicted the forego-
ing editorial ~castigations upon some
Democratic state down south or upon
some wild and woolly Populistic state
out west. where the people have little
enough sense as TO kick and howl when
they are robbed, they would have been
taken and accepted as things happening
naturally in the course Of human events
but to have them written about Massa-
chusetts by ungodly editors outside Of
New England il enough to cause all the
Goldfish consumers and bean eaters from
| Passamaquoddy bay to the town Of
| Stateline to leave off sealing the I'M
attainable" and to take 10 hard swear
ing. OF course ii would not be plain,
straightforward cussing such as we do
out west. It would be in choice Boz
tonese, but it would be cussing all the
same. Z
Missing the President.
The bare idea Of a Republican presi-
dent being Missed in Republican Massa.
chusetts Is something too terrible foE
the human mind 10 contemplate-in
Republican Massachusetts,. the home Of
Senator George Frisbie Hoar, Senator
Henry.C Cabot Lodge, Hon. Joseph Henry
Walker and President Eliot Of Har,
vardl What is the world coming "a
anyhowf
The foregoing editorials failed tc
mention another recent and unusual
manifestation Of Massachusetts, Repub.
lican sentiment. When General Russell
A. Alger was making what be fondly
dreamed was a triumphal procession In,
through and round about the Hub moi
long since, the Boston populace instead
OF shouting, 40 triumphei 10 TIL
umpher' as they, AZ good Republican,
were in duty bound to do. irreverently
willfully and Of their malice afore'
thought bawled; "Beefi Beefl Beefl''
Which was awful conduct in such
scholarly persons as inhabit that delec'
table city. Nothing more melancholy
has happened since John Griffin Car
Isle was rotten egged at Covington, Ky,
by his neighbors and quondam friendi
and supporters because he had rated tC
the goldbugs.
It's a lucky thing for these ~irrevereni
Massachusetts, people who Kissed the
name Of the president and his Philip
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

Prof. Claude Brothers, formerly OF
AndFaln county, l. On the reiisf com
nlstss for the cyclone sufferers q
KkkaTine, Ne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
CHAMP aAKSETIR
More Trouble In the Re
publican Camp.
GEN. HENDERSON ASSAILEn
Charged With Insulting the
American Flag.
GEN. HENDERSON ASSAILED
MASSACHUSETTS, TAKEN 10 TAEK.

The ela nay state Assessed Of Desng
shy ea Observation-Disclosures Agut-
nnlao ana Ais cnsse-rre~isent Nc
KIAieyas PhInppins Policy Kissed.
BeiIossea ~Beefgs at Alwsr-FRHe'.
Chnnx..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
For sala.

Eggs from standard bred Black
Minorca fowls. II you want chickens
for eggs they will please you.
diva OTIs PURDY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

For small personal OF real estate
loans, at the very lowest rates Of
interest, zee r. L. McFadin. w-1yr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
Wanted.
Ashland JOe.

Charlie Hill will again stand Ash
land Joe at his farm, . miles north Of
town. The excellent breeding and
individual merit OF this horse should
insure him a liberal patronage. b3t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
BUY GOODS IN CHICAGO

Have you tisd The Catalogue system Of buyias
EVERYTHING you use II Wholesale PFieesf We
can save yeut s 10 20 per cent On your purchases
We are now erecting and viii ewna and ~oeeupyths
| hiaheslbaiIdiae in america, employ loo elesks
filing country orders exclusively, and I'll Fsssas
purchase price q soods doa't sui you.
Our General caizIo sue-i,0O0 pages. 1900
/ Illustrations. $1,000 quoszEions-cests y "a
cents to print and mail We vii send 10 20
Hpoa receipt Of IS eeais. 10 she's your soed tash
MONTGOMERY WARD & co.
MICHIGAN ave. AND naDIsoH ST.
CHICAGO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

chnseftS which contains Faneuil hall,
the Cradle Of Liberty; the Old south
church, the famous Common, the bar
Dor where the immortal tea episode oc-
Cured, the path over which Paul Re
we're made his celebrated midnight ride
Bunker Hill monument the river
Charles. Salem, where they, in the elder
day, were wont to burn the witches;
the graves Of Warren. old John Adams
and Of John Quincy. his son Of Samuel
Adams. Daniel Webster, Rufus Choate,
Cotton Mather, Hawthorne. Prescott,
Longfsllow. Whittier, Lowell Charles
sumner, William Lloyd Garrison, Wen
dell Phillips Benjamin F. Butler and
Of most Of the descendants of the May
fowerl
Tel 1t not in Gath, proclaim it NOT
on the streets Of Askelon. that in q
grave crisis Of her country's fate Mas
saehrsetts was recreant to her duty d
patriotism-Massachusett which hal
been engaged habitually in the pleasant
duty of saving the republic single hand
| ed and alone, except when she was in
cubating the Hartford secession conyen
ton during the war Of 1912, when tn
British were burning the White Hous
and the capitol at Washington or whel
threatening 10 dissolve the Union owe
the admission Of imperial Missouri in
to the fair and radiant sisterhoOd o
states The reckless editors who max
the serious charge ought to be ashameI
Of themselves. Since the devil temple
the Saviour no such nerve has been en-
hibitea in this world as that Of the Fa
Der pushers who are now commendin
10 the lips Of Massachusetts, the bite
cup which she has 20 frequently, s
courageously and 50 cheerfully CON
mended 10 the lips Of others woul
suggest that they be arrested FOX Tiolai
ing the statute against cruelty TO dun
animals but for the fact that Mass
chusetts is not dumb, whatever else sh
may be. II may be that they could b
prosecuted under the statute agaiDs
sacrilege miles, pagan Bob" Ingerso
has had all statutes Of that sort repeal
"A
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20

application this season. as the eggs
are all hatchcd. but it still shows
how ready and fruitiul ana practical
is science, and particularly Vermont
Agricultural science, in finding an
effective remedy for every evil that
atflicts any of the products of the
soil. Next fall, or in the leisure of
the long winter time. let the farmer
or the vlllager climb the NAPLES of
his VI oodland acres, or in his lawn.
or along the streets, and ascend to
the topmost twigs. where the birds
SWING and carol in the spring time,
examine them tor the egg clusters
and when found snip the II off and
do the same with the apple, the wild
cherry and every other tree and bush
in the orchard, or the forest, or by
the waysde, that is the habtation Of
the pest, and the plague is extin-
guished. There are only some
millions of these habitatluns, and
many of them are very high, practi-
callv inaccessible, but the remedy is
s,un pie, and, nothing daunted by the
trifling obstacles enumerated, ali
good citizens and tree owners ought
vigorously to apply it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
FELCHEILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hank White are in
Chester.
Rev f II Goldthwaite is spending
Il few days at Reading.
Dana Freeman accompanied Ed
White to Boston last week, where
he will paper and paint MIR. Whites
house.
Mrs. Dana Coy of Windsor has
presented the library with crayon
portrait of her grandfather, William
Felch, who was the founder of this
village. Squire Felch, rs he was
iamiliarlv called, built many of the
houses in this village, which derived
it's name from him. Thus it is very
appropriate that his portrait should
adorn the walls of the new library
building.
Nus. Martin Curley, who fell
about three weeks ago and broke
her hip. remains about the same.
DR.. and Mrs. Morgan were IN
Bellows Falls last week.
Miss Russell of Pcrkinsville was
the recent guest of hei friend Miss
GOldthWlitc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

Mrs. Elliot Thomas arrived home
on Wednesday from Lynn and has
opened her house for the summer.
Her son and family will come few
weeks later.
The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs.
Paul {. Kendall last week Thurs
day, the first session In the afternoon
for the summer. The next Circle
is to he with Mrs. James H.. lload-
ley May 18TH.
Rev. J. f. Simmons will occupy
the pulpit again Sunday, MAY ,5th.
at ? o'clock.
W. n. Batchcldlcr will give an
informal talk on "Lifc with the
Rough Riders IN the church Sum
dav evening, May 2Ist; admission
10 cents. Proceeds to go to the
church.
Adm w. Cady has gone to Man
chester, n. H., where he has en-
ployment.
M. J. Holt has sold his herd of
IS erseys to Massachusetts parties
To take the place OF this fine herd
MIR. Holt has bought Il number of
high grade Jersey hcifcrs for his
farm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
EAST BARNARD.

Perry kellam moved back into his
house. or the one he sold, last Sat
ureay.
+. {. Churchill had the misfor-
tune to have his horse run away lc-
Gently and he was thrown out of his
wagon and quite badly hurt.
Ammi Follctt's remains were
brought here last unday for burial.
Harry Allen celebrated his S5th
birthday last Saturday and gave an
invitation to his guests to help him
celebrate his S6th in one year from
last Saturday.
DR.. II. l.. Keith has returned
home tor an indefinite time. His
many friends were very glad to see
him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
County S. S. Association Meets at
White River Junction une |.

The Windso or County S. S. Assoc
citation will hold its annual conven-
ton in the Methodist church. White
River Junction, Thursday. June l.,
afternoon and evening. n strong
program has been arranged, includ-
ing addresses by Rev. {. 0. Judkins
of Montpelier, Rev. o. c. Bailey of
Worcester, Mass, and Rev. Charles
II. Talmage Of Cambridge, Mass.
MIR. Bailey has lately returned from
the great international convention III
Atlanta, Ga, and will give sketch
of 1t during the afternoon session.
Mr.. Talmage is a speaker of the
highest order and Mr.. Judkins is so
well known here as to need no COM
incubation. Besides these. numer-
Gus local workers have places on the
program.
The music promises to be spec
tally inspiring, led by strong local
choir. Every Sunday school in the
county is entitled to two delegates
besides pastor and superintendent.
and full delegations are hoped for.
Special rates have been granted by
the railroads.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
Pastures for Farmers.

Nothing could be simpler than the
means suggested BY the oracles OF
the Vermont Experiment station for
the suppression eff the caterpillar.
say, the Montpelier Journal. Sim
ply clip off the twigs of the trees
containing the egg clusters and the
business is done. The suggestion
of this remedy comes rather late for
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
MEMORIAL DAY ORDER.
Headquarters, Randall Post No. 81,
Department of Vermont, 6. a. II.
Nav 9th, 1900.

Headquarters, Randall Post No. 81,
Department of Vermont, 6. n. II.
Nav 9th, 1899.
Comrades of Randall Post will
assemble for the observance of
Memorial day at Post Hall on Tues
day, Nav 80, at II. 80 o'clock, sharp.
Line will be formed in front of hall
headed by the Woodstock Fife and
Drum Corps; march to the Congre-
gational church, where Rev. w. A.
Warner of Bethel, VT, will deliver
the address for the day. After
church services, will march to Bank
block for flowers, then to River St.
cemetery, where the Relief Corps
Ritual will be used by the Relief
Corps, after which the graves of
our fallen comrades will be decorat-
ed by the Post; then march to Post
Hall and disband.
Also-Randall Post and Corps
will attend Divine Service on Mem
orial Sunday (the sSth) at the Meth
odlst church, by the invitation of its
pastor, the Rev. MIR. Handy. The
Post will assemble at 9 a. m.
Bv order of
l.. J. NJ. MARCY,
Commander.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
At the Cnlrc hes Tomorrow.

Notwithstanding service at
1890. Junior meeting $50 o'clock,
Epworth League 6.I5 o'clock, Even
ing service 7 o'clock.
Christ,an-Usuals services.
Congrcgational-Usual services.
versalist-U sual services.
Catholic-\Iass in Barnard at @
o'clock, in Woodstock ut Ills.
Evening service at 7 20.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
REV. MIR. PUTNAM ACCEPTS.

REV. MIR. PUTNAM ACCEPTS.
At meeting of the Congregation
al church and society last week
Tuesdu, evening it was voted unan-
inouslv to extend call to Rev.
Frank G. Putnam of Walpole,
Mass, to become pastor OF the
church. Rev. Mr.. Putnam has ac-
cepted and the letter of acceptance
will be read ut the morning service
tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Putnam will preach his
first sermon here the first Sunday in
July.
BASE BALI. TODAY.
The Woodstock and Bridgcwater
ball clubs Will play on Vail field to-
dav. weather permitting, and the
forecast saws "Fair." THIS is the
first game of the season. the first
game on the new diamond, and
those who attend will he able to en-.
iov 1t from the new grand stand. n
wire netting has been put up in
front of the stand, assuring ample
protection Tor the spectators. There
ought to he Il good attendance to-
day.
Hugh Philips, who has often 9TH
ciated acccptably as umpire, will
umpire the games ON Vail field this
season.
Manager II. p. Clark intends to
arrange for game May goth.
Admission to the grounds and
grand stand today will be IS cents.
lanes Nichols has returned from
Concord, \. H.. with his family.
The River street sewing school,
Mrs. NJ. b. Naus han, matron, closed
last Saturday after Il very successful
term. Thirty six pupils have at
tended and each one received book
as Il reward of merit. Mrs. Elvira
French and Mrs. Emma Smith were
the assistant teachers and singing
lessons have been given by Miss
Margaret Bartlett.
Pliny J Hamilton of Newport is
at {. W. Saywards.
Charles +. Woods, Woodstock's
road commissioner, attended the
meeting of Windsor county road
commissioners at White River Juno
ton W cdnesday.
Henry W. Emery has sold his
place at Willow Vale to Thomas
White.
Hon. Horace W. Bailey of New
bury, state fish and game commits
sloner. was here a day this week
looking up several cases in which
the fishing law is alleged to have
been violated.
The cases against Charles Lang
and Louis lockwood. charged with
violating the fishing law by fishing
IN stocked brook, were heard be-
fore Justice Seaver Monday and
were dropped. 1t appears that they
dropped their lines in Hedgehog
brook, which has been stocked by
the state. believing it to be an open
brook, having not the slightest in.
tention of breaking the law. The
grand Juror who signed the papers
recommended the disposal of the
case as above stated.
l.. II. Pratt took thirteen horses
to the Worcester, Mass. market on
Tuesday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
NORTH POMFRET.

w. Penn Bugbee has been at
home for short stay.
Sara Burke has returned from
Norwich and is to work ut Mrs.
Spears this summer.
We are glad to hear that Guy
Barrows baby is getting better.
I he road machine began work
last week with Charles Adams as
driver.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
CHESTER.

Special memorial services will be
held at the Congregational church
on Sunday, May IS, Rev. n East
man of that church preaching the
memorial sermon.
Rev. w Z Allen OF the Method
list church will deliver an address
here Memorial dav.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
For over FIily wears.

Mus. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over fifty years by millions Of moth
crs for their children while teething, with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie.
and is the best remedy for Diarrhga. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Sold by I'll druggists in every part of the
world Twenty five cents q bottle. Be sure
and ask for "Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing ~.
rup." and take no other kind.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
[Ohicial ]
JoiIN 5. EATON,
Adiltant.
MRS. JAMES uDALL KING.

MRS. JAMES uDALL KING.
After a short illness Mrs. James
Udall King died at her home in
Woodstock iSatu' day morning, aged
nearly So years. Her daughter,
Ada X. King, and one son, Moses
d., were with her ut the time of her
death, the older son, Hiram I.
King of Stamford. Conn, being
summoned home Saturday.
Mrs. King was IN extraordinarily
active woman and retained her
strength up to the last years of her
life. She was TO, many yearSa sue
cesstul teacher and her interest in
educational affairs, born of Il love
tor the work, never once relaxed.
n sincere christian woman. earnest
IN the work of the church, she was
strong influence for the bctterlnen
of the community.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
TNF ISNILIl,.

Rev. +. d. Handy will preach at
ii e hail Sunday next.
John Priest and his mother of
Plymouth are with friends here.
Ed. Parkhurst of Springfield was
IN town over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Irving Gilbert, Mrs.
Alma Emmons and Bessie Vaughan
attended the meeting of Odd Fellows
in Brattlcboro this week.
Dean Seavcr has new Liberty
wheel.
"Uncle Ed. Osmcr accidentally
fell from Il cart in which he was at
work one day last week and sus-
tanned injuries which will keep him
in the house for few days at least.
Miss l.. Nj. Gilbert returned home
from her work in Hartford Tuesday,
being disabled by an attack Of ,heu-
matIsm with other complaints.
We are sorry to report no I'M
provement in the condition Of Mel
son Morgan.
The community was recently sad
dened in hearing of the death OF
Mrs. Thomas Boyd of this vicinity.
This sadness was further increased
Wednesday by the death of her
child, who was buried Thursday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
BRIDGEWATER WILL NJE.

Willie Denison has secured Il
position in restaurant at Burling-
ton and will go there Monday.
Will Smith is at home from Barre
this week. Rob Smith of Rutland
was at his home here over Sunday.
The base ball club has rented a
piece of land of w. S. Rodimon tor
a ball ground and they expect to
play the Proctorsvillc club here next
Saturday afternoon.
Herbert Davv has finished his
labors IN the mill here and has re-
turned to Proctorsville
Miss Lillian Brand, who has been
caring for Irma Davis, returned to
Hanover Monday.
Antonio Stls has accepted posi-
ton as chief meat cook in summer
hotel at Lake Bomoscen.
Chas. Spaulding has purchased
the Standish Capron farm and will
soon take possession.
L. g. Huntlv went to Lebanon
Friday.
Mrs. Lena Solgcr of Boston has
been visiting her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. Hudson.
DR.. Clark and wife of Windsor
have been visiting ut w. {. Ray
mond's.
Probably Dewey would rather
SWING in hammock under two big
elm trees up IN Vermont than en-.
dure all the perceptions that all the
cities in the country are langulshing
IN give hin -Hoston Globe.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
E. Fl. BaglEy,
White River junction. Vermont.

Col. Robert ]. kimball of New
York has given to the graded school
district in Randolph, his native
town. scholarship in perpetu'ty IN
the [ University of Vermont.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
NO kBOUl WOODSTOCK

aEDEEICK CHAPMAN. +, NJ.
sDs AB0U, Wo0usTocX
stock some time ago mad
on for one of the new com
militia when the nationa
reorganlzed. A state of
ties: '.As vet nothing has
ne about reorganiz ing tn {
BIZ the state of Vermont. ton
onthat the Supreme court Is
is decision upon the present
OF the militia, or upon the
ed at the special session.
yaB. Smith left for Chicago
New England Telephone
is to put in a telephone at
". Smiths CIcarbrook farm
Slack and Edward Bill
{ rcccntly secured positions
on, Ernest in Armour n
Division house and the latter
pward W. Spur, wholesale
annual meeting of the Yer
nmanc society was held at
TON last week Friday and
nv successful affair. Geo.
iron was reelected prcSi.
A.N.Chandlc, secretary and
~. Mrs. +. b. Powell was
|tlstock was elected one OF
-presidcnts.
T.YM. ID. Wor.hcn and two
were over from Hanover,
Saturday.
dingy little slips of paper
into the Herald office bv II
man are not without inter
ne first is Il 75-cent bill or
aster." issued by the old
L State bank. The institu-
En- this was ISSUED had two
S, one ut Alidllchurv anl
r. al " ood>tock. This was
/ the Woodsto,k branch. 1t
lss
70. - Gems july II. 1908
PPs,,!rnt II Directors oi tie Nc".
ktAA}a tx promise +, p,y the
thoir oil u OF DiSruu t ! Dep Isl
stock Seventy, five CtI.S, %. tie
LxNN. 7. HurcH NsnN. Prrst.
Jos LYMAN. CaShr.
bill is neatly engraved and
i've failed of redemption 10y
as the concern paid ITS
pms before going out of bust
2atland Herald.
e II. A. Spafford, O. +.
M. +. Slayton and E. =.
Jury caught s. trout at La
eSihcsday, the fish weighing
DIS 2 ounces.
NV. III. III. Moore and Eliza
chhond have returned from
nj, Pa, where they spent the
rec months with Mrs. " m.
thu
Wilder was in Boston thi,
r III. Mackenzie has bought
ng lot lying between Mrs
house and the Methodist
geo Mountain avenue.
houscs are going up in the
81 the Boulevard and =
blis 'inay rise on the meadow
he enterprise of II. IL
h. has recently had {
I'D put from Il point nearly
e + brick house owned b,
Pinney straight across th'
the brook. The road i:
pds wide and at right angle.
an Ether road runs south f.,
dl5t;,ncc The land alon.
d. of the two roads Mr.
Is cut up into house lots
b lot fronts, there being q
Most of the land is dry an,
d lnrther drainage operation,
n Fine building lots of til,
bfSthat part of the meadow
nd has often been flooded h,
iu kcdron. but the stream i
rel harmless enough now
ST., the carpenter. intcnd'
no houses there and Mr.
9lso intends to build two
unc /. On the meadow
e idse on Cross street, Ere,
$ already made prepar.,
b t up house. and NOR,
g3hav he done before tn,
orer. The village grow
yB. Johnson of New Iorl
to- n over Sunday.
tler>tood that the gun,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-05-20
Fit Of the AQc,
I1Dck. Vt , May 20, 1893.
,nOck IL. u. Time Table.

bDOck IL. u. Time baD'e'
low ing is the running time OF the
n the Woodstock Railroad. conn
Oct. 81. 1898.
|0OING EAsT.-No2. Mail, 4. NJ.
bOsktock 10 80: Taft-rill' 10 40
n n: Dewey. Mill 10 -; tliart'
hile River Junction II 20.
0SING EAsT.-No. I. Accom-, 7
Sod.tock 3 20; Tafisville j ~
B u, Dcwcys Mills 3 40; Hartford
Sef River junction 81.
|(3OING y EsT.-No. !. Accom-, A
White River junction ! 80: tliart-
Oewcv', Wills $ 10: Qucchce 5 20
|R1D: Woodstock $ -.
|0oING WEsT.-No3. Mail. Leave
Ter Junction 40; Hartford ! 40
AiJls 2 90; Qucchcc2 % Tnft"'ille
|dstork > %.
u daily Sundays excepted
|tHtlOn.
j. &. PORTER. SUIT.