Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-24
WIDLIAMSTOWN

LOWS M, ScdNcI 10 w D"'A" w."
barn on his farm.
MAYO Lynde will attend the fall
term in Bakersfield.
Nash Simons, now of Wilton, n.
II. is about to visit his mother ana
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newhall of
Montpelier, were recent guests OF MI
and Mrs. Charles II. benedict.
Henry Poole was nominated candl-
date for town representative at The
democratic caucus last week. He Is a
worthy man and a prominent Mason
here.
Mrs. DR.. J. c. Briggs and three
children were to be in town till the
middle Of this week.
Bodily pain loses its terror if you've bot
tie of DR.. Thomas Eclcctric Oil in the hOuse
Instant relief in .es Of burns, cuts, sprans'
accidents of any sort.
At the Republican caucus last week
George Beckett was nominated +
town representative. The names OF
two other candidates will be put on
the ticket, that Of Walter E.Granger,
Grout Republican, and Erwin Ii.
Martin, a former town representative.
Both Mr.. Beckett and Mr. Martin are
Dillingham; men.
Scrofua, salt rheum, eryslpelas anUD0thtl
d stressing erupiive diseases yield quickly AID
permanently to the cleansing, purifying pow
er of Bufdock Blood biuers
Rev. Francis A. Kimball and bel
sister will return from Maine this
week. They will bring with them a
little nephew, the child Of their Sis
ter, who oied few weeks ago.
Their father and mother will likely
be here to spend the winter with
them.
A blessing alike to young and old; Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild strawberry. Ma.
lures specific Tor dysentery, dlarrhma and
summer complaints.
Just now there is something of a
tempest in our Republican teapot
here. Such tempests have come 10 be
habitual with us, it would seem, just
before our binnial state elections.
Probably the chief factor with many
now is the matter of the United
States senatorship. Whatever the
result of the late caucus had been,
perhaps both circuit and Dillingham;
Republicans would surely have had
candidates upon the tickets for town
representative. With the feeling as
it is on the subject, neither side could
or should blame the other in The case.
II had Il running, itching sore GA my leg.
suffered tortures. Doan's Ointmant took
away the burning and itcning instantly and
quickly effected permanent cure L. ".
l.e4 hart, Bowling Green, Y.
The following is only one of many
like Incidents, and carries a lesson
worth needing. An opportunity was
lately given d person we know to say
a somewhat sharp thing, in answer to
IA question that was innocently, and
one would think properly asked. The
sting, as it proved, in the answer, at
once began its poisonous work. Close
at hand was chance for the az.
grieved party to get even with the
other one, and it was quickly improv-
ed. 1T was done by no retort Of
words. but by turning a current of
business that may prove the loss Of
more than one Or two scores of dollars
as the person hopes or believes, to the
offender.
When we have good blood we are healthy,
strong. vigorous and full of life and energy.
Hoods Sarsapaiilla makes good blood.
We have been greatly interested in
some facts just obtained from Maior
l.. A. Abbott, now of Washington, D.
G. who is here writing up the geneal-
ogy of the Abbott family. The an
cestors of the family in this country
were English. and tile origin of the
name Was Abbot, the governor or su-
perior of an abbey. Older Williams
tonians will easily recall the late Cap
tain Samuel Abbott Of our village,
who was one Of this Abbott family.
1t has been markedly a family of
scholars and professional men. The
distinguished Lawrence family of
which Amos and Abbott were men,
bers are descendants of one Abigail
Abbott, and it is not many removes
from our late Capt Samuel Abbott,
that there was a common ancestor.
The present United States. senator
from Wyoming. and three lmes gov
ernor of that state, Hon. +. e. War
rem IS a grandson of a brother or sister
of Capt. Samuel Abbott. Oliver Els
worth, l.. l.. d. made chief Justice of
the United States by Washington, 10
1871, married into this family.