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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

Spryt Japenczyk6w.
Japolczycy szybko uwineli sig
re zabraniem wynagrodzenia "a
podjeta kampan'a pr,eciwko Chic
nom, do sp6lki z lnnemi mocar-
swami Do%nosilismy poprzednio,
re oddzia} Japonczyk6w oruszcza~
jac Pekin naladowa} / wywi6z}
kilku pociagami ma kolel zelaznej
materya} wojeuny, " karabinach,
armatach i nabojach. Stwierdzono,
xe to ME naboje, tylko srebro "
sumie raczej wartosci SO milion6w
jer ;jestto japohska moneta row
najqca sic wartosc,a srebrne mu
dolarowi meksykahskiemu 4 IL
mk.) Do tel zdobycxy dolic1yd
joszcze nalezy ls5 armat, okolo
sto chidskich dzonk (dzonka
chiiska jest dwumasztowym stat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

CZY DRZYCIE Cd EMMA?
Me mozecie sic rozgrzac czuc
sic dobrze navel prey; rozpalohem
piecu? Dosta]ecle dreszcle i macie
zimne nogi, rpodczas gdy g}ewa
wasza jest rozpalena? Jesli chcecie
unikr76 moze nietezpiecznej cho~
roby to ~uzywajcie Trynera amery~
kanskiego Elxiru z gorzkiego VIVA,
kt6ry. wan ia n tychmiastowa
ponce. Krew ME bedzie wan
uderza}a do g}owy a cyrkclaeya sic
polepszy Z czego wszystkie czesci
cia}a leda mocao ogrzane. TEN
<smem Trinera amerykahskiego
El,xirz gorxkiego wilma jest niemyl
'nem lekarstwem M wsxystkie weW-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22
y + q
THE CHILD.

\ Mary sang to Him wonder II
/ en{ haud N'ol" softly to her Inns.
be- song must sup
rs and Kiss again His finger tips.
|,eT 4 His eynlids being sit,tt,
T1y nchdins muteN over Him.
~ ner eyes, aS mothers do today.
lsIy depth Of love grow wet ana dim
M sudden prcSagc come tu her
, %Nef looks and words ana tbor,.
ssa que catch her breath ana hide her
|AsVc c Smoihercd kisses on His feet?
S ". reT9eauN Woods in December.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22

CLUB TALK.

Der Christmas is comm, - n,,a,..
' 's''" us beautiful lesson Of
tPtace on earth -oo1 ,..,,
ky we would ro,ru A.,
''''" inc lessen.
w happy day, whose rjson en-,
flsa sci not through ota,'nit,. W"
\ loF dsy Wncu Christ tbH 7 ora
eOR on Him our huTnsnit,.', i'o'u
II,
/ lerch Ms all hnoutif,t ,o...., .
ticEifce far N''"" ~
ae,seo -, H"""iI thlhk OF 'he
~, l'a' our saviour made when
"a On Him cur humanity N,.v I
/ that every nov .,,I 49,,
|Nge toaor "',' E''I VINO reads
way VIII resolve to make soma
-Pper because Christmas X coming
1 around YOU ANA soo ~ a..
Han womor - u nv N no
HIM m. n.y." vi 'hlld' I" whom yea
ntlle happiness. H. may he
hule visit to n sick friend oc .op,o
Plies child ~, - ~ " ''l"
Sa. Ma ,na l'''uaPs your gram
:" matter who or how, but make
vac little hammer hrcouso rho
mas come again
IArl,im.s >,
|lhtislmag con-, "uu ll'lhc Goou 'hccI
'oineS but once year.
be list "a b,
j, dsr ;. n'pPN rs you can, Tor II
shss 70 ne happy in.
tirSerr, Vnasf how the custom of tirine
Il XXX enl all sorts Of fireworks came
+ Is',eu IN the South | do not
|F0rd ,le custom anywhere else In
M SUI II Is hard 10 understand
h h ~ ~ Christmas time can he
3Drs.a q, way. Fireworks seem very
y, birthday Of the Prince c"'S Of ' Peace zee.
~ MeIe Is no harm In them. If only
l,ss i'elul and IL YOU have to have
I'm make you huppy. why hope
/ n NAY, 1a'e ali You want.
Ill, ahd then some one complains
lssn, money Is overlooked. | can not
H. mat because the first thing |
|t srSg PNeh letter Is To nut down the
b I,u Ihe name Of the sender. even
Ia aeal the letter. And | am 100
~ gen the chairs 10 let even
IA inss me. Perhaps the sender Is
4 ~ Tor | gel letters a bout money
i !, Know has been record 1d"' i''"''
Presbyterian minister. That
HsIske He was member Of the
sS1 church, but not a minister.
aneated an West Point and served
|hspe,s N the army, then resigned
ea when the clyu war began
|, ns,sb,tii 81 opee and was In nerve
81 1',l bis dtatE al CbqnceiiorsyiiIp.
Ig pue OF the finest cIAfAucls In
.,issGI 'Ige' gentle. true and Steadtast,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22
The SONG OF THE ANGELS.

y only once, in the revolving years,
Bslal song has gilddcucd mortal ears:
Only once, has heaven come down to
hrth
angel IdIngs of Saviour's birth.
| Il The mighty. "a the wise or great.
! Col uhroll the starry scroll of fate;
fnle shepherds keeping watch by
| fsii.
NJ thc glory break on mortal sight;
humble ears, attuned 10 lofty word.
gracious Fear not rapturously
beard,
|Hr prelude to the carol high
swept With harmony the earth and
|sB.
only once, that song to morta $
came,--
sst spark Of mu>ic's heavenly fame
|gtfnote The deepening echoes roll
|phdet cadence through each humble
soul
Simple folk, while keeping watch by
night,
lgg' lOwly shrine, with glorlons light
Hooded as If old from Bcthlehem's Sky.
knew that Christ, the Lord, is draw.
log nigh
y Gilbert Ives in December Lippln-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22

Blzzer-II0w'E that bncketsbop invest
ment Of yours shat PAYS 20 per cent
Buyer Fine. II e hadn't gene TO smasn
last week would have got all my money
back by 1901
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22

|. u,ouyhammers nre the young people
a, IIldren) who read tho Youths De-
XIV L'aa \ charges Of any kind connected
~ ~ rnh Boys and girls Who read
~ mas be enrolled as active mem.
X stpilpg name, age and address.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22
!. 4, The lIappyhammers' Club

1, lor Of glrl In the United States can
n, member of the club by sending
A. NJ name to the editor OF the page.
P,,,s must be addressed Houston Post,
{,tinmrf Department, Houston, Tee.
n srlte on both sides Of your paper.
toD Wish TO use fancy name, send
4 IN full name to the editor. NO let
I'm BE- printed unless this rule is com-
Win.
n WITH a capital letter.
r. hc object Of all IIappyhammers to
kng happiness when aud wherever
kbp Hence the club name and motto.
| ms flower Is the violet, the club tree
Ina OAK and the club pet Is the
Esl bid. all being chosen by fhe
|gs themselves. The favorlte cog OF
is the Scotch coh.c, Or
Md
|. slab eolors are rose and gray. These
H Are Intended to be worn with or
va the club button or pin They are
/ Into badge by pnniEg or sewing
|Qi two pieces of narrow ribbon, oua
|a DiHk and the other of light gray.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22

our world. and so God took her 10 q het-
ter one. She was sick ten days and never
niicc lost consciousness. She kissed every
une short while heforc She passed away.
Papa was just getting up out OF 4 three
ma are nearly crazpd with grief | would
be proud Of any Kind % flower seed any
~ the liaps could spare to plant at our
darling'S grave Now. Haps why don I
norc ~ YOU come on With your nickels
aud help the fund To grow and quit trying
TO brihc Mrs. Foster, for that Is the tone
some OF the letters have, for II yonr let
Mrs. Foster would not publish u Il e had a
dozen nickcls In st.
! have tried several times To close this
letter hul ALWAYS think ~ more tu say.
hut J realize that ] must step. MS this let.
ter is too long for the llnps pagc.
rurl Hendrix.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22


Mullen Texas Dear uappyhanimers
After many long mouths OF delay j will
once moro attempt 10 shy 4 few words
TO YOU. Doubtless many Of you have for
gotten thAt such person rs I existed
az all though the weeks of my absence
have been long and many, not In Inc least
have they been weary ones to nc. Siucc
my last communication to The Post my
health began rapidly falling Was So
very delicate that was compelled to seek
anothcr climate: SO on New Years nay.
lipi, ! was safely chartered IN Houston.
Never did enjoy myself better thnu ehl'e
Va Houston. Tho people were SO kind aud
rnnSdernte OF me that ! WAS very sorry
| yjsf.<d Tho Post bvtidinr ana was wind.
ing my way up to the Tnppyhnnmcr dc.
payment. when ! was mot on the stairs
me- that Mrs Foster was not III. WITS
greatly disaprs'ptcd, for was so eager
20 see Mrs. FoSiCr and make her acluaInt-
anco Now Just listen; y wasn't " my
self that ! inten6Gd writing ct az all. and
N Mrs Foster will excuse me. 7 viii ten
her my object in wrLiug. | haven't seen
. Post In quite a whiiN aud DO not know
how many demands Tor hSlp We have do
nor even know the subicS for discussion
now. Rut here ina our miHst Is HtlH
crippled boy. bright little follow. who
wants 10 learn, hut isn't able 4" wink 80
school, His back was once hrokc;t which
caused a large Knot 10 form on hiS hack.
lie is an orphan. living with his uncle, who
Is poor farmer. The boys name is I'd,
is a years OF age ana only weighs twenty
eight pounds Couldn't VIC get him chair,
so he can ~ 10 school? Sont a tiu,c tu
the helping fund once before. hut sup
pose Mrs Foster must have overlooked a.
MS ! watched, but never saw my nanc In
the list; but I viii nor Scold. fOr Mrs
EqScr has SuSh q lot ot work 60 do to
manage our department do nor see how
she manages To Get Though with one half
of IT, Now. J suppose | must close ms
have nothing more of Interest to write.
50 wishing The llaps aud Mrs Foster u
merry Christmas llappyhammcr
Minnie l.. shannon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22
n...N NEW HAfrInAMMrns

'i''su phrase or word 10 hnye n oo,..
Margaret tSdley Foster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22

Aldne Texas Dear HappyhNmmers AN
1t has been long time since | wrote VIII
attcmpt To write again aud hope my etter
much 10 read the letters from the HnpS.
We take The Daily Post and am always
anxious 10 look over the Haps department
| am ~ years of age aud going to school
The school is two miles away and my little
ncighhor and myself walk 1t every day.
live on Il farm and we have lots Of chickens
ana piss am afraid Will worry you az
with my long aud unlntcresting letter so /
will close. with love to all tho Hnps.
w." Nora Woodland
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22

TycelsIor. ARK Dear IIappyhammers:
IIerr comes 2 little Arkansas girl 20 ioin
the club ( have been reader Of The
nsge nearly near. md have 50 many
dimes wanted to write; iheu ! would always
thinb ~ the huugry waste basket ana my
sa6 feel Ike ] would ike 10 tell the lIaps
about plv sweet little sister whom God
bas 4een at i0 take away. Her name was
Stete which means star and she was
bright and beautiful as the. morning star.
she was Just ~ years GA. bad large blue
ewes and light Nalr. and was ~ fair rs z
hIv She looked more Ike wax doll and
not a very large one either than ANYTHING
else. Q llaps II was 80 nsru io give i ger
eoald not read. but tried 10 read every book
and paper she could get. and would irg 10
sing every song she heard when the Roll
IL Called In Wonder was her favorte
song ana M words can ehptess her fond
meas for flowers The Smallest Wiz hnHfr
pleated her lust the same as large hon
met No one could sec her without lor'
ina her she wsA too pure ana delicate for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22

Cooney, s. NJ Dear uopnvbnron, ore. :
VIII come again to the happy band. I
wrote once. but since that time hod my,
fmront finger and thumb shot or am a
H',!c poF years old and going Ia school.
!, IKE T." 2" to school. I love to road tho
Haps letters very much | will saw no
more vita love to Mrs, Foster ana Hans.
otto Il. Watson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22
HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER ~ ly

Ole. lust thought w0nld writc 10 the
lage and wouldn't forget the helpiug funa
iot ! Ike for other hpyr aud girls to be
happy The same MS myself Welt llaps
as wandered through the wuods / hcird
a funnr no Sc. 50 | wenf 10 sec MD lt
was, but before Eoi there. 10 my amaze.
meut there stuud huge monster INT
what was ~ My hair stood out straight
On, Il was comiug toward ne! NOW ID
srctchcd Its huge paws after me aud
hegan 10 hy, bur Il gained oii me. My
morse was getting tired. and II | escaped
Inc monster must try some other plan.
what should ! doy II was ON iuc aud 1
gave up all hupes-to awake and hnd "
GUY dream. Enclosed please iud -
Senis a. Thanksgiving TO help get ed.
dies chair As ever, Il tue Han,
90 MnSsCuculg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22

cioom Texas.-Dear HapnVhnnWtIs I
VIII Won please admit another l3,yeaf, a,ld
eirl INTO your happy band o. .bl lt 9i
S.s ~ MrDads. II is a very small leSln
Havc been reading tho Haps letters ~,
Ing lnng time and Ike 70 read ipem N, hs
hss an going ~ school ] acc lne
mum, rho n or who vas The sroaies,
n born in The Nneteenth cepil'! -
MI MI .,st nv vote for Robert iee
washlnetcn Of the south. several O'A''
The sun., 1901-11-08

though hable perhaps to capture. u the
enemy a. was possible, had started for
Oenfuegos, while the fighting ships pro-
oeeded on to Santiago, TO be joined later
by the .vessels dropped .,..
Was It necessary. or even good tactics.
at a sacrifice Of time. 70 retain the Eagle.
or even tho Vixen or the collier, In order
TO preserve tho squadron as unitf Did
not the rc al unit consist OF the three battle
ships, ue armored cruiser and possibly
the Marblehead' Was the squadron as
made up a unit In such sense that i
was sxpedient 20 rctard tho procr"ss -
the fighting ships in order TO accOmIno-
date the othcrs1 II the drummer boy
stubs his toe, docs the regiment halp
In this connection II should be recalled
tha, no serious difficulty has bcen shown
70 have existed with the collier until about
0 p. NJ, May 20, when her engine became
disabled. The squadron, then some twenty
miles and moro 10 the southwark and east,
ward Of Santiago. had already covered
more than the distance necessary 20 have
placed II virtually on the entrance Ind a
direct course been stcered for tho port;
and in such case tho Colon. moored in Gas
par Bay, might have been discovered,
at least on the morning OF May ~, not on
the 2Sth, as stated by Capt. Parker where
she was finally seen Nav 20
About O'Clock p. NJ, May 20, the
scouts Yale, ST. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS,
commanded respectively by Wise, Slgsheo
and Jewell, were sighted or these three
officers, only the second in rank, Sigsber.
was called on board the flagship BROOKLYN
for consultation, while the senior, Wise,
was sent 70 take the now disabled collier
Merrimac In tow,
COAL ACCOUNT OF THE SHIPS.
The condition of the coal account OF tho
fighting ships OF tho squadron at this time
Ia interesting and important. II Il given
by Iisut Dyson for midnight, May 20. as
follows:
brooklyn vozs !ou,
Massachuscts .'..''.'''''.''''' ssov lols
lows ,sts toll,
Tetas 'tyrI loIl
harblehead .....'...'..'''... HEB ton'
The coal on board the Merrimac at noon,
May 20. was 800 tons. l omit the scouts
from this consideration. They were not,
properly speaking, a part OF Commodore
Schley's squadron, but only fell under his
command as senior officer when they came
within his presence: and they were through
cut the war self reliant as to coal
With the coal on hand at midnight, May
20. the fighting ships Of the Flying Squadron
could. as shown by Lieut.. Dyson, reserving
sufficient coal 20 return 70 Key West via
Yucatan Channel, have blockaded OF San
tiago for the following periods:
Brooklyn about y days
haSsacnusetts-..' ABOUT " uaSS
'aooul ~ uhSs
IeAS 800. ''''.''''''''''''''''''' hpout uays
harblehead ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ABOUT uay
Reserving sufficient coal to return via the
Windward Passa ge, each vessel could have
blockaded about two days longer than above
stated
The sun., 1901-11-08

Santiago de Cuba say that there is landing
place five (j) nautical miles west or SIX (eJ
from mouth Of harbor and that there insur-
gents probably will be found and not Spanish
From the surrounding heights can SEQ
every vessel in the port. As soon AZ ascer-
tanned. notify the Department whether
enemy is there. Could not squadron and also
tho Harvard coal from Merrimac, leeward
Cape Cruz, Cuba: Gonaives, Haiti
Channel, Or Mole. Haiti2 The Depart
ment will send coal Immediately TO Mole,
Haiti. Report without delay situation at
Santiago de Cuba
In this telegram, the receipt 81 which by
Commodore Schley Is acknowledged. II
will be noted that IL was again suggested
that communication be had with the inhabi-
tants for the purpose Of learning whether
the enemy was present in Santiago harbor
This alone ought to have been sufficient to
put the Commodore to his inquiry.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-03
Serious Affray in BROOKLYN.

The paternal heads of two families
over in Brooklyn settled little dis
pute in very eff 9ctive manner Tues
day noon. The dispute is reported
to have been over a board from a
pile of No 2 lumber, the estimated
value OF said board being about 10
cents. The engagement was carried
on in an extraordinary manner and
came near resulting fatally for one of
the participants. The above hap
pening down in the "blue grass coun-
try" would cause no comment, but
here in a civilized community this
sort OF thing demands an inspection.
The parties in the above transaction
were Clarence Thomas and Fred
Jaynes. Mr.. Thomas received severe
injuries about the head from ham
mer in the hands of Jaynes, and is in
a serious condition at present. This
morning Jaynes was arrested on a
charge OF disturbing the peace" and
furnished bail in the sum of 800,
Il. Waite, j. S. Banister and T. B.
Ellis acting as bOndsmen. His trial
will be held as soon as Thomas is
able to be out.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-03

Every lady should have an engraved
visiting card. Order them at this
office.
The new drinking fountain is very
popular these days with both man
and beast.
States ATTORNEY T. C. Cheney was
in Wolcott on official business Mon
day. Thomas has had four prosecu-
tions to deal with thus early in the
week.
Hon. Charles Gleed and family of
Topeka, Kan, arrived in town to-
day and will occupy the CongI par
sonage on Summerstreet. Mr.. Gleed
has business in New York that will
necessltate his absence a large part
OF the time, but his family will spend
the summer in MorrisvilIe.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.
For SALE.-A new Express Wagon, cheap
S. B. WAITE, Hyde Park.

4
S. B. WAITE, Hyde Park.
WANTED good capable girl for general
housewOrk, to begin about Aug. 20.
MEs. II. Waite, rs Maple St, Morrisville.
Ghe Maplewood Sugar and Syrup Co. will
pay cash tor Maple Sugar and Syrup at all
times at their headquarters IN Morrisvile.
For SALE-Champion horse rake and Nc
Cormic moving machine az foot cut, both
in good running order.
ALBERT n. TERRILL, Morrisve, Vt.
NoTICE-The accounts belonging to the
late firm of Foss & Andrews are in my hands
for collection Call in and settle at once
F. R. CHILD, Hyde Park, vt.
FRESH Fish Have been selling 'em for the
past 30 years, and carry the best grade OBJ
tainabe in the market. Watch for the big
wagon every Thursday. LISTEN FOR THE
HORN. G. S. MACON.
NoTIcg.-About lameness of all kinds of the
horse, hundreds of cures are credited to Dr.
D B. Hills firing No scars or punches left.
Charges 50 90. D. B. HILL, v s.,
Jeffersonvile, Vt.
WORK HORSE For SALE One good Work
Horse, years old and sound. Will be sold
at bargain Also Worcester Horse Rakes,
(26 teeth) and Moving Machines, cheap tor
cash j. H. ATCHNsoN, Morrsville, Vt.
For SALE OR TO RENT on very easy terms
my house located in Morrisville on As Main
St, few steps from Academy building. For
terms or particulars call on VIM. s. Cheney,
Morrsville, Vt, living nearly opposite said
property. TIMOTHY TERRILL.
CLOSING OUT SALE-The balance of the
Cowles stock of organs, consisting of one new
organ, former price $145. Will be sold for
500; also six second hand organs in per-
feet condition, price from $40 up To be
sold before July l
ELLA NJ. HARDY, Morrsvlle
For SALE.-On easy terms, few more of
those nice young Cows, also a nearly new
LiIley Wagon, a new Walter A. Wood Now
ing Machine, and a secondhand Buckeye
Mower. Also, strictly for cash, quantity of
dry hard wood in lots to suit.
W S NEwCoSfB Cadys Falls, Vt
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-03

GEO. t. STEVENSON, n. V. s.
VETERINARY SURGEON. Graduate of
v McGiu University, 81 Late veteri-
nary Lieut.. Canadian forces in South Africa.
Office, hotel Randall. Telephone connection.
All calls attended promptly
MORRIsvILLE, Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-03
HYDE PARK,
,tric light hills now dnn

Electric light bills now due.
Mrs. Erwin Wright is visiting in
Montpelier.
Miss Dorcas Sawyer spent Sunday
at st. Johnsbury.
W.N. Putnam made business trip
to Waterbury to-day.
Rev. c. P. Emery and wife of Stove
were in the place Tuesday.
Miss Anna Lilley is home from col
lage for the summer vacation.
Fireworks on F. R. Child's campus
tomorrow evening at about s 30.
F. P. True and wife spent several
days last week with relatives in
Canada.
Mrs. Isaac Vaughn has been spend
ing the past week with relatives in
Woodbury..
Miss Margaret Sullivan is taking a
few days yacation-spending the time
at Burlington.
DR.. Genge, Herbert Christy and Geo.
Foss, with their families, spent Sun.
day last at Lake Eden.
Misses Florence Gauthier and Jessie
Osgood of Johnson were recent visit
ors at Moses Goodhue's.
Miss Pearl Underwood left to. .dav
for months visit with relatives in
st. Johnsbury and vicinity.
Messrs. Knight and Mcfarland
have purchased the Bishop place op.
posite the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. John Stevens aud little son
arrived in town Tuesday and will
spend several weeks at the old home.
The ladies of st. Teresa's church
have in contemplation a lawn party
to be given at the rectory at an early
date.
Fl. NJ. Noyes was confined to the
house a greater part of last week bv
illness. He is better now and quite
like himself.
Gov. Page was at Rpton last week
in attendance upon a meeting of
the Vermont Morgan Horse Breeders
Association.
The county Y.P. sc E. committee
met here Tuesday and arranged pro-
gram for semi-annual meeting, which
will be held at Eden Aug. l.
Mrs. Mary Parker of Bethel, widow
of Rev. S. A. Parker and daughter of |
the late DR.. Huntoon, is visiting here.
the guest of Mrs. Cornelia Small.
Messrs. White, Stevens and Lillev
have commenced the construction of
I reservoir, up near the watering
for their private water sys-
Jem.
The Orchestra have in mind the
rection of a cottage at Eden Pond.
Blodgett has the Job, and
he work is to be completed at an
arly day.
Preston Fairbanks and wife left
ionday for trip through the White
fountains and q short visit to Port
and and Boston. They will return
ere before going back to Chicago.
Drs. HoIton and Stiles, of the State I
'oard of Health, came here Tuesday, !
t the request of the local Health |
'ficer, and examined the various
9wers and cess-pools. They will send !
! a written report next week. :
The Hyde Park Base Ball Club has t
rganiz9d for the season with II. NJ. s
IcFarland, G. S. Page, G. H. Crane, r
7. d. Strong and A. N. Camp as y
irectors. A purse of $25 has been
lised and the new club played their I
rst game Tuesday. !
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BS- This blue X means that yOaT
subscription empires 9Uith this
number, and that no more papers
1CiU be sent yOu Wniess your sub
scriptiOn is re1lelUed. RenelC at
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DIR. A. A. MINOTT.

DENTIST, Portland ST., Woodbury. Building
- MOwisvlle, VT. Special attention given to
ali branches Of Dentistry, but especially the
treatment and preservation Of dead and abcessed
teeth and all diseases OF the mouth. When ad
vsable, gass, ether and other anaesthetics will
be used for extraction of teeth and other surgical
work. OniCe hours, to Il a. m; l to 6 p. M
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JAMES w. ROBBINS, NJ. d.

OAlfI us " INOD UILN IJ4 NV Dts
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and residence ut Corner Congress
and Union Streets, Norrisville, vt. Tele-
phone con lection. Office hours IL to 2:3O and
Z to 8, p, m,