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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Suinots.

Gus G6ica9o tptrb Elm mertpiirz
bioer 8orfaQ bert9tet. Sin 18idbrt@
oes gRGo6en Namens Slorence Srpsns
mar ieit Sturgeon in einem groBen&duf@
baufe in Der Milpautee> NDenue als
8u&balterin angeiteGt. Gines Sor@
mittuas tur3 por Reuia6r bate Die
iunoe Dame auf benz 2agerboben Elm
8er3ei9niB eben ingetroffenerBaaren
oufSunebmen. Sn hire Qrbeit Dertieft,
bemertte ite nift, pte ii9 ihr elm 5ptz
f6en ben Waaren6allen urO &tften be-
19Gftigt gepeiener Wann ndberte. SIN
Der Meinung, ii4 nit Der biibihen
&leinen einen S6er5 erlauben 81 oiirz
fen, faBte er bic S6reibenbe BON 6inz
ten, nm Die SatQe unO Oridte ibr, ebe
tie es per6inDern fpnnte, eigen 3uB duf
ben Muno. Dor S9red laut aufz
16retenb, flii6tete M2tB Snens in DGs
Compton Suriid. 9as peritDrte9lusz
ieben oss jungen MGb4ens fiel iofprt
auf, unb, unfdbig, it9 gu be6errI4en,
bert9tete Die 9etiiBte ben Goaeginnen
nit Dor G%ntriftung gliibenben 8an>
gen mas ibr nioerfabren mar. Damn
brad iie in @eintrdmpfe aus unG
muBte i'm Wagen nd9 9auie geT4tGt
iperbsn. 6ier peri6ltmmerte ii9 ibr
s3uitanb bon Stunbe gu Stunbe. Sc
gen Qbeno lag tie beretts in Siebers
pbantaiien unb fonnte nur nit 8epalt
i'm 8ett Suriidgebalten tperben. @uf
@nrdtben bes ArStss lieben bic ielblt
trGntli9en Gltern bic So9ter am an
beren Sage in Elm &rantenbaus iberz
fiibren, mo es ii6 balb berausitellte,
bab man es nit elmer Spbii9tigen gu
tbun bate. 9te ungliidli3e muBte In
8egleitung BON 5tpei Wdrtern mad Der
Srrenanftalt bon Glgin. gebra9t perz
ben. Die angitperSerrten 3iige unb
bas @eba6ren Der @eiItesgeIt0rten
beutete burauf bin, buB iie BON benz
Wabn Derfplgt purbe, beItdnbtg einen
&Bgriff, pie Die l1rid9e gu ibrer Grz
trantung gepeien, abtpe6ren gu mill
fen. sic bib unb trabte Seben, Der
fi9 ibr nGberte. 3pei Sage na9 tbrer
Ginlieferung itarb SRI. Spens. Die
Beripn bes Mannes, Der ben Sob bes
iunsen Mdb9ens gepifermaBen per>
f9uloet bat, tonnte btsber ni9t feitsez
itkat iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Sbto.

= Gin Original Glepeldnb's lit bas
6ingesaneen. Nnna perfin, cine 3etz
tun9spertGuferin, tpsl9e itets in einem
8nabenan3ug getleioet, Die 4ufmerfs
Iamteit Der Sremben auf ii9 lentte, lit
i'm Ct. Qlertss 9oipital am Sbpbus@
fiebsr geitprben. Die itdbtbetannte
9sri0nli9teit mar, nabbem man lie
mebrere Gage lang auf ibrem gepobnz
ten plub am Bubble Square bermiBte,
topttranf in ibrem biirftigen !9eim ses
funbsn unb troy ibres Wioeritrebsns
no9 benz Soipital gef4afft fporben,
bod mar feline &ettung mebr mDslt9.
Inna Berlin mar elm Gbarafter. S6re
Gltern itarben friib unb bas iunge
MGb6en; BON erceutfii6em @eien,
i9lob ii6 Der @emeinOe Der freieu
2isbe in Berlin Seigbts an. Sbr 2e>
ben mar itets, AUDI in ibren jungen
Scabren, ~gebeimnibool uno unburf>
brineli4. sic beppbnte in Berlin
Seigbts cine feline Siitte unb nG6rte
Ii9 bon pfl%an5entoft. 9Gufig bate
tie unter bsn Gbiconen ber9eD0lferung
gu leioen, bod unbe6inbert ging ie
ibren eigenen Wsg. sic iebte ii9 iiber
bic Srauenmpbe bintpeg uno tleioete
fi9 itets in 8nieboien unb &ittel, einen
breittrdmpigen Serrenbut auf benz
&opf. Sbre 8iloung i6affte lie ii9
Telbff Gie mar fehr belefen INN n,tbz
tie in pielen Sagesfrdgen mitaureben.
Niemanb mar ibr ipdter Gram unb
trpboem fe piele Srsunbe bate, blieb
lie bod tets fir ii@ alein unb mics
jebe Qnndberung @nberer ab. Inna
lit etnas iiber so Sabre dit %setporben
unb ipl, turae 3eit ibrer SusenO ausz
genpmmen, cine dusgeipro9ene Manz
nerbGiierin getpeien iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Gine 1uur bur1 Yprto Iiro.

Die american 5ouriits qiioeeiatiou FIN,
bi9t ,ipei Reileu bur9 Die berrli9e SnIel
Yorto 9tico oil inter Der SeSleitun9 oeS
Serrn Nalter Sownieno, benz befannten
6iiultler uno Reiienben. Vie Sabrt 9ebt nm
uno bur6 bic Snlsl per Sabu, per 8uti9e,
per automobile uno per S1iii.
G~eionbere puqmausgSasen perloIIen Gbts
caga ant 0onn erst q 9, ben 8. Ses
brmar, unb SouuerStag, ben 8.
SO a Il, I'M 10 llbr Mittoss. nit aui6inB
oil bic 9errliden. neien S6iiie ,pouce" uno
Gan Suon", wel6e glem Dorf am iolSens
genben Sase uerlalIeit.
0ilete oeden ale guS9oben iberaQ. Gae
5obrten per Sabn, Ganpier unb S6laiwas
gen, Nablseiten unb getteii oui Oomptern
NIB Speiiepagel, Sotel : &e6munsen in
Wep 2)orf NIB Forto Nico, ale &ranSferS,
@a~geniabrtsn in StGoten NIB burh bic Gus
iel, ,Siibrer unb Solmeti9er lino III benz gils
lete be,ablt.
Die Sabrt itebt uuter Der Qeitung Don
Reau Campbell, @eneral WanaSer. u. Z.
o., 1923 Marqustte Building, Chicago.
8eiiepIdne, 2aubtarten NIB Sillete fOnnet
ont anira9e bel ben gseutm Der g., W. 81
ct. Yaul Gileubobu erlanqt perbem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
e6,uets.

= Gin fur6tbarer @orfal, tpis er
aber in ben 6o9alpen leiber ni6t gu
ben Seltenbeiten sebOrt, paIiirte biefer
Sage in Der Rdbe bon Giniiebeln in
Der S9tpeia. 3pei Mdnner aug gins
iiebeln, Namens &urriser uno 2agler,
besaben ii9 auf ben Sieblberg, UNI
Wilbbeu gu bolen. Weit pben, pGbs
renb ie iiber ben i9neebebedten Wilbz
beuplab singen, h0rten tie eineu &naa,
unb glei9 barauf itieB aurriger ben
9iilferuf ,Sefus Maria!" aus. Der
glei9seitig anssbrOdene &utidf6nee
bate Rurriser fortgeriifen unb bon
benz iiber 100 SUB boben 5elien bin>
unterse19leubert. SIN Stur5e on benz
Selfenboripruns ansetommen, itisb
&urriser nod einen fiir4terli4en
S9rei aus unb ipurbe bann nodmaIs
iiber bic 230 SUB bobe Selspano bin,
abseporfen. 2agler bate ii9 BEL Der
eriten Sdneerutf9ung i4nea am @es
biif9 f~eitgebaltsn, purbe aber bon Der
Wu1t bes S9nees binpesseriien uno
mubte bic slsi9e fiir6terli9e Sabrt in
bic Siefe MAIDEN, pie iein 9enohe. Gr
bate aber bic 9eiftesgesenipurt teinen
Mugenblid perloren, in Der 2uft &DrS
perbepesung gema9t uno itiir5te tpsnis
ger f9per, als ietn 8esleiter. 2aglec
bate etpas cine babe Stunbe obne 8es
iinnung unten selegen unb ii9 bann
aus benz S9nee berausgedrbeitet. @ez
nige Dieter melt lag &urriger tobt.
2asler i9leppte ii9 10 gut es ging aus
benz einiamen Wilbnibberg binab unb
brad5te gu Sbale bic Melbung bon benz
llngliid. 8eberate MGnner bolten
bann &urriser's 2ei9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Gin faIi1er Srrnismns!

Sic Gu9lSnber riDnien ibren Cffisieren ben Wntb
mad. bab Tie pDr ben &u9eln Der Seinoe teine iblBeube
9edun9 inten, ipnoern bent tpbtlt1eg Slei fihn bic
Yrult barbieten. nub ea5 nerueu ie SerolSmiS. lnb
bic Enperniirftieeu p!appern has COB zines folben
,, SelbeuttumS" geoanfeuloS naobl SIT oaS g.. y. ond)
ein Selbentbam, ipenn man lid i'm aampie INNS Sa.
iein oeiien pergiiteten Yteilen blobifeIltt ipenn riaii ben
8brper bel ben ibm sugemutbeten Strapdsen ntbt init
benz 4raitienngsmittei, melDts bic ~aIehtige Iatur
ielbIt barbietet, uuterftibt! penn man BET ben @usei.
1en baB Der 96rper in ienem &onpie idou 9~elitten bat,
Inn ribt ouibilftf Dein man bel Ropfi6mers, SLIM.
niern Dor ben augen. Sbpineelaufdleu. SerbauuugS,
beidipsroeu. Verftopfuug, Sdmorrboibeu, Sebers iub
Nierenletoen. Watti9teit, II. |. N. nldt itb Setlnug
peri9aift NIT ben beribmteu ct. Bernard Srauters
piaen, bic aus ben ~reiniteu B1ausenidften pbne ie9.
life uleta1ti9e. 6Benbe 8etnliidung bereeftelt finbi
SIT bas Selbenmutbl Siderlid) niff! Gin iolder Serps
ismus TT nibts anoers, ols bic gr0Bte elbitmprosrilbe
Sbprbett. 25 Gents. Su allen Gpptbeien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
PenniDIuanta.

DAB Srriinnige oft cine auBerz
proentli9e @erfdlagenbeit an benSag
lesen. benefit Der na6itebenOs, aus
pittsburs beri9tete SAD: .Wiaiam
@ittman entflob am Sonntag in Der
Sriibe aus benz ct. Srancisz Soipital
unb puroe MOntag Qbenb ipdt, na9s
benz er iib "a Stunben lang in einem
Seui9pber gu Mornin9iibe perborgen
gebGlten, in Der @obnung ieinss One
tels pieoer singefargen, ipobin er ii9
6egeben bate, in Der Soffnung, feline
Traa bort 3u finbsn. &uro mad Nlits
terna6t am Sonntaa Morgsn gelang
es Wittman. feline Master unD ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
FARMLAND.

@euu sic 9anb faufen wollen uabe BET
ben groBen Stabteu NIT arsge,eiGneteu
Observation-Disclosures in eiiier fart auibliibens
ben beutiben 2olonie - bas aIsrbslte Sort-
b~ol3laub = tbeilrpeiie leidt ilrbar no has
9olS eiieIi 9roBen Greis bat unb barum
mebr pie bas ednb be3ablt, baum parten
Sie ri1t bis bcs 2anb ales fort IN, ions.
bern folsen Gle benz @eiipiel Der pislet
beitiden 6ariner pom 9afota, Winneiota,
Soma, Suinois, Miiiouri, &aniaS un6
Nebrasfa, bic III Der betannten turtle Gates
Glenwooo Golonie setauft babsn.
30sern sic mt9t, ionbern i9rsiben>
sic lofort fir gei9reiburg uno &arte obsr'
ipreben Sie Dor III meiner Office, woielBit
sic aud bili9e 9anoin9ersSiaete befoms
meil merpell founen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Gin Wteiem.3eufeISfim.

Der fem Spfer psrni9tet, lit bic Ser.
itppfung. Die Ma9t bieier &ranfbeiI
nirb auf ben Srsanen, Nerpen uni
Musteln unb @ebirn peripiirt. Or
Sings Sem 2ife Yias iino bas
bette 9eilmittel in Der Welt fir Magsn
2eber unb Nieren unb Interleibsiibel
8los rs gts. BEL 8. ". &uete, Ipotbe'
fer, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Gin Gei1tbmna pom s65nbcit

1T oft perItedt unter e~ntiteaenben
pimpeln, GcSema, Satter, @~rpTipelas,
Sal3fluB, etc. 8udlen's arniea Sal6e
ipirb bas @eii9t perI@0nern, inbem es
ale Nusbrii9e an Der 9aut, fopie
S9nittpunben, @erlebungen, 9ranbz
punben, @eulen, &otblauf @ef9piire
unb bic i9limmite 9lrt Sdmorrboiben
6eilt. 8los % Gts. per S6a9tel.
!Seilung 1T garantirt. 8erfauft BEL &.
SO. Huete, 656 WainitraBe, Dubuque,
Sopa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
D.
r..

= Sin Min5enfunb in Der &rbptd
Der Suloa'er Mi6aelstir6e lit nun
na3 ieinem Wertbs abgeI9dbt. Sas
pertbOOlite Sunoitud lit elm 4rmrins
aus @ploble9. @on ben mebr ols g.
600 pfennisen tommt bic SGlfte auf
Julba. Die iibrigen faQsn auf Goes
felb, @rfurt, Main5, 8am6erg, @iirss
burg, Neuitabt a. g., &esensburg,
WOrms, ct. @alen, @erbun, Meb,
3riet, aobien3 uno &6ln. SGmmtlis
tbe MiinSsn Bis auf stpei sebSrsn ben
lebten Sa9r5ebnten Sss eIftenl SABRE
an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
@iNourt.

8on einem traurigen @sI9id
tpuroe tiir8li9 BEL Der groBsn Seuerss
6runt in Ct. 2ouis Der S9lnu9fabz
rer Otto &rab 6etroffen. @r mar
our4 Die QnitreHgungen Der leBten
8o4e 10 nerp0s unb a~6gsTpannt, OoB
ibm bon Setter feiuer 2an.raben
o%rtngeno angeratbeu mar, iid) franz gu
mel0en. Gr tbat 0iss absr ni9t unb
mar audi pieamal tpieber elmer Der @ifs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
etaat Ohio, z oIsoo,

SIWWN IVVV'
2IcaS SCI utp, SIS.
TrantS 8, Gbeusp bsfdw5rt, bab sr Der altsrs
partner Der 5irma Z s.. ebenep q 90 TT, wslde
Seldafte In Der Stabt Soleoo. tn obenaenauntem
County uub Staats ibut. uno oob beiasts 5trma bic
Summs pou ct n B u ND ert Dollars fur isesn Jau
Don Satarrb be;ablen wiro, Der eur4 ben Sebraub
pom Salis SatarrR Sur MOI seSstlt psroeH
sonu. grant y. Sbeuep.
e,.,s gsf6worsm Dor mir nnS nnt.ridriss
S"Su ben In metusr gegenpart am D
t) Septembsr. u. o. 'S6.
VI. @. Steaiou, 6ffentlider 3otar.
SALTS 3atarrbsRnr ptrb iunerlid s%euommen. uno
ptrtt birett aui has BIut uuo bic iAleinieen Obsrhdden
bss Spitems. gast gu4 Sensuihe frst 1ni9tdsii.
IS. Gbeuep, q 9 o., Toledo, D..
gX- 8srtauit BON allen Gpotbefsrn, 20 Gents.
Sal's 5amilisu.p Fuo bic bsfsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Burlington 9abm.

@rcuriion fir Ssim fGtte Q II,
6eubeauf Der Burlington
Sabu.
0atum: 9. unb 16. Sanuar @. nnb 90.
Nebruor; @. uno 90. WtGri; g.. unf II.
2lprll 1900. SabrpreiS: Sine Sabrt uno
$500 fiir Die Ruubiabrt. 9aberes miinbli1
oosr i6riitli9, Gil Drain Strabe, Ga'
baque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
MNM16MkAez
1agE6 !sygsNEySKD
gsim edr,ibsn srpdbns man si,fe 3eituns.
1873 9. strase. selesben 11s.
2Nel6ior S&mitt,
1873 @. ZtraBe.
SeIepbon 118.


@robperfanfss SdnoIer
it ben beien unb relniten impors
tirteu NIB embeimiiden @eiueu II. Wbisties
iiir Samilieu= uub Webisins @ebrau1 III ben
biligiten 8boleiale : preiieu in irgen6 eiler
NuantitGt. SD p%erfauie biuis aber edit
unb niir gegen Gaar9elo.
Seiner California Hortmein $500 pea
gaIone uni auimdrts.
3tr ecu. Seahtttts fur Vrieifer;
G@Mltar:@
sarant,rt unb Don ben beten 3eusniHeu
besleitet. Srp unb Spest @eine
cine SpeSialitdt. S.
Seiie Nnspabf pon @etrGnfel IN 5lai6eit.
geitelungen per polt peroel aiti bas Prors
pteite ui0 Bette beior9t uno bleiben ltets
pripat. Mau i6reibe UNI cine preisliite.
meent iar gabn's T,itwaafee gter.
&efercn3: Dubuque @atiuual 8anf.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-20
NORTH POMFRET.
ATTACKED by A BULL.

E. Y. Dana had perilous expert
ence with his bull last week Friday
evening. The animal, though heavy
and strong, had hitherto been han
died without trouble. Mr.. Dana had
put the ring on the bulls nose and
was trying to lead him into his pen
and so on through it out to the wat
cring trough, but the bull refused to
enter. He then turned about and
attempted to back the animal in.
when the staff unhitched and the
brute attacked his owner, throwing
him down and rolling and jamming
him with his head. He got hold of
the ring and the bull let up for
moment. Mr.. Dana got on his feet
but was Immediately thrown again.
He finally escaped from the pen,,
bruised and sore, and was helped
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-20
TAFTSVILLE.

Frank Osmer of the Junction was
in the place Sunday.
Elmer Strong and Halle Willis
from Lebanon spent Sunday at W.
]. Strong's.
Luke Russell, who has beer
spending quite lengthy vacation
with friends in New York state, has
returned to Irving Gilbert's.
B. G. Bugbee and son Roderick
left Monday for Wallingford, where
they have procured employment in a
scythe shop.
Mrs. Lyman Perkins, a former
resident of this place, is visiting
Mrs. E. G. Emmons.
We understand that Mrs. Sarah
Collins is quite i'll and under the
care of DR.. Ryder.
Henry Porter, who is suffering
with neuralgia and heart trouble, is
added to the sick list.
The streets present quite lively
appearance with teams drawing
wood and ice.
w. l.. Archer visited his mother
the first of the week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-20
SOUTH POMFRET.

Newman Leavitts little gi,l, who
was very sick with pneumonia last
week, is much better, but two ofhis
younger children are now quite sick
with the same disease.
John Hutchinson of Hartford,
who has been working in the mill
for S. Davis, got his foreinger bad
ly smashed and broken Thursday
in the planning mlchin=, anl am.)u
tation will probably be necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Bruce enter
tanned six tables of the Teago whist
club last Tuesday evening.
Wallace l.. Markham is so i'll at
Woodstock that he cannot be re-.
moved to his home here
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-20
Vaughan.-Morse.

"A pretty home wedding took place
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dan;
Morse in Randolph, Tuesday Il,
midday, when Miss Belle Thayer,
their daughter, was married to
Arthur Montague Vaughan of Pc.
tuxent, Md. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. MIR. Morrill,, pas.
tor of the Christian church of Wood.
stock, brother-in-law of the groom
The parlor in which they were mar.
ried was daintily and artist ically
trimmed with holly, which Mr..
Vaughan had brought with him
from his home. Besides the holly
there were festoons of evergreen,
cut roses and carnations, the whole
making a splendid setting for the
ceremony which took place in the
bay window.
Mrs. Morrill,, sister of the groom,
pla, ed the wedding march. The
bridesmaid was Miss Mary Emma
Morse, sister IF the bride, Richard
Vaughan, brother of the groom, be
ing best man. 1t was Il quiet we'd
ding, only the relatives and imme.
diate friends of the bridal pair being
present.
Mr.. Vaughan is the sou of Mr..
and Mrs. George Vaughan of Wood
stock, and is graduate of the Uni
versity of Vermont. Mr.. Vaughan
is now superintendent of a large
fruit farm in MARYLAND.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-20
State FAIR Will Again be Held 81
White River Junction.

AT the annual meeting of the Yer
mont State Agricultural society held
at White River Junction ON Friday,
Jan. IL, George Aitken of Wood
stock was reelected president. w.
Seward Webb of Shelburne, Henry
Z. Cleveland of Coventry, Charles
NJ. Winslow of Brandon and Chas.
J. Bell Of East Hardwick were re-
elected vice-presidents and Charles
NJ. Winslow was elected secretary
to succeed Henry Clark of Rutland,
deceased.
NJ. II. Miller of Pomfrst and Seth
B. Wright of Hartford were elected
directors to fill the vacancies occur
ring through the death of Henry E.
Root of Bennington and William b.
Sanford OF Orwell.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-20
The Age,
and
New York
w eekly Tribune,
One year, $1.OO.

Judge Tyler gave Il clear charge
to the jury, explaining the definition
of murder in the first and second de-
grees and of manslaughter, briefly
reviewing the claims of each side
respectively The respondent start
ed in with the presumption of inno-
cence and after that the presumption
was in favor of the lesser. crime.
He explained fully how far the re-
spondent might act in self-defense
and what circumstances would justi-
fy his taking the life of his assailant.
The case went to the jury at AGO
and at $50 the verdict was an
nounced.
The case OF State VS.. John Dona.
hue is now on trial. Respondent is
charged with attempt to commit
murder in resisting arrest by Deputy
Sheriff Peck at " hite River juno
ton five years ago.
Joseph O'Dette of Springfield
pleaded guilty to an indictment
under the "blanket act" and was
sentenced to not more than two
years and six months and not less
than two years in the house Of cor.
rection.
Newell NJ. Willard pleaded guilty
to a similar indictment and was SEN
fenced to not more than three years
and six months and not less than
three years in the house of corrcc-
ton.
Charles Fl. Davis, indicted for
forgery, pleaded guilty and was sen
fenced to not more than five or less
than three years in the state prison.
Edward E. Willard, who has been
serving a sentence at the state
prison was released on his own re-
in the sum of $Ioo.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-20
BARNARD.

H. II. Perkins of Everett, Mass.
arrived Tuesday for Il short visit te
his parents.
Miss Stella Adams of Bethel i.
the guest of Miss Angela French.
Another social at South Barnard
this Saturday, evening. All are
cordially invited.
Mrs. o. G. Burke is in Woodstock
this week.
Mrs. Joseph Adams is under the
care of Dr.. II. V. Hubbard.
DR.. VIM. y. Jewett of Gardner,
Mass, is at his brothers, John Jew
ett's, for short time.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
W. G.. Danforth is much improved
in health.
Berton Hathorn had the misfor-
tune to sprain an ankle while lum-
bering in Stockbridge this week and
is at his fathers for the present.
Miss Ida Jewett has been quite i'll
for few days, but is now GONZALES
cling.
c. W. Graves has has been suf.
fering from la grippe.
Stephen Hoar Jr., is home from
Boston for an indefinite stay, his
health being very poor.
BRIDGEWATER VILLAGE.
David Waite is stopping with his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Waite, at pres
ent.
A. Pinney carried party of
young folks up to Plymouth Notch
to sociable Friday evening and
Nat Marvin carried a party to West
Woodstock Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary Smith is visiting in
Northampton.
An old-fashioned dance will be
held at Union hall Saturday, Jan.
20. Music will be furnished by
Cobb, Woods and Curtis orchestra.
G. Nj. Bradley drove a party Of
Masons to South Royalton last week
to attend the district meeting.
Mrs Sarah Waite has been spend
ing few days in Woodstock.
Mrs. Alonzo Frink is soon to
move to the Branch.
Ernest Capron is at work for W.
E. Davis.
Wilmer Allard has left his board
ing place at Geo. Sprague's and is
at present careing for Den Fay in
the old school house near Ed.
Moore's.
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PLYMOUTH.

A very successful sociable was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Cool
idge in Coolidge hall last Friday
! night.
David and Leslie Walker were in
Rutland Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Moore visited
at L. l. Walkers recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Slack spent
last Saturday night and Sunday at
A. O. Messer's.
Harlie Woods is stopping at
Oscar Woods.
l.. |. Walker was in South Roy
alton last Friday to attend the Ma
sonic district meeting.
Deer are frequently seen in the
orchards here. Sometimes coming
within a few feet of the dwellings.
Albert Woods went last week
with his uncle, Harlie Woods, to
work in Allentown, Pa.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carpenter met with them
Friday evening, Jan. 5, to celebrate
the fortieth anniversary of their
marriage. Refreshments of cake
and coffee were served. The pres
ents were pretty and useful and
were presented by A. F. Hubbard
with a few pleasant remarks. Mr..
Carpenter responded, thanking them
for their gifts and giving a brief
sketch of their welded life.
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SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

Rev. NJ. II. Morrill, will preach in
the church here Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cady enter
tanned large number of friends on
the evening of Monday. Jan. rs, the
tenth anniversary of their marriage
On account of the dance, the So
ciable is will be postponed till Feb.
ISt.
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At the Churches TOMORROW.

At the Churches TOMORROW.
Congregational-Sermon by the
pastor, Rev. Franl, G. Putnam.
Christian - Morning service at
10. 80, with sermon. Sunday school
at IL o'clock. Junior c. E. at s
O'Clock, and Y. P. S. G. E. at 7
o'clock. Welcome to all.
Un,versalist - Usual services in
the morning and evening.
Notwithstanding service at
1890. Junior meeting $50 o'clock,
Epworth League 6.I5 o'clock, Even
ing service 7 o'clock.
st. .James-Serviccs at 1870 a.
m and 5 p. m.
Catholic-Beginning with the first
Sunday in December services will
be as follows: First Sunday, mass
in South Royalton and Barnard;
second, mass in Woodstock at a.
m. third, mass in Bethel and Ran
dolph; fourth, mass in Woodstock
and Quechee; fifth, mass in Wood
stock.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-20

Halsey J. Boardman of Boston,
one of the most prominent lawyers
of Massachusetts and widely known
in political circles in the state, is
dead. He was 65 years of age.
Boardman was native of Norwich,
VT, graduate of Thetford Acad-
envy and Dartmouth College.
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Spirit Of the Age,
Woodstock. Vt, Ian. 20. 1900


The following is the running time OF the
trains over the Woodstock Railroad. com.
mencing Monday, Oct. 2. 1890.
TRAINS GOING EAsT.-NO2. Mail, A. q.
Leave Woodstock 10 80; TaftsviIIc 10 40;
Quechee 10 So; Dewey's Mills 10 81; tIIsrt.
ford II IS; White River Junction II 90.
TRAINS GOING EAsT.-No. 4. Accom-, ?.
N. Leave Woodstock 3 20; Tafisville 3 81 ;
Quechce 3 SO; Dcweys Mills 3 40; Hartford
8 50: White River Junction 3 81.
TRAINS GOING WEsT.--No. /. Accom-, 4.
NJ. Leave White River junction 50; tliart-
ford so; Dewey's Mills 10; Quechee 90 !:
Taftsvillc s 80; Woodstock s 40.
TRAINS GOING WEsT.-No 3. Mail. Leave
White River Junction | 40; Hartford As:
Dewey's Mills %; Qucchee % Taftsville
2 Is; Woodstock 90.
All trains daily Sundays excepted
I Flag station.
J. q. PORTER. SUIT.