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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-01

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.
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MORETOWN.

NJ II. Griffith and wife went to Barre
last week to visit their son.-Rov. q. H.
Emory and wife took supper Sunday with
A. NJ. Phillips and wife in Duxbury. lie
took charge Of the meeting there sun aY
evcning-Mrs. II. o. Ward con iucted the
meeting here Sunday evening.-The ladi' S
praise meeting will be held this week Win
W. r Ward Friday Mrs. Dr. Chase or
Bethel the sooist, sang In church h re
Sunday.--The fall term of school 81 90 I
here last Friday. The upper school had
IL spelling match to close. Carol Pierc".
one of the youngest boys. spelled tie
school down.--Dean Griffith is moving to
louisville from the SpauldnB farm.--M
T.. Farnham of Duxbury is moving in wi b
his mother in this place.-Mrs. Add r
Phillips has a sore eye and "A hard cold
Mrs. j. W. Taylor and daughter went to
Montpelier Sunday.-Bert Stochwell m)N ed
to Scrabble Hill whore he is numbering his
winter.--F. d. Griffith and wife went to
Royalton Saturday visitng-Edith Thatch-
or from Seminary hill was in town over
Sunday.-Harold Austin and wife visited
in Worcester Saturday.-E. A. Heath W 1T
to Montpelier Saturday.-Wil McGlali n
of Warren is doing mason work for III.
@. Ward.--A. NJ. Griffith of Duxbury is
laying the wall for a new barn for H. @.
Ward-M. II Ere eman is able to b. out
again.--Mrs. W. Longell of DuXbury VS.
tied Mrs. Sidney Atkins last Thursday
Tim Flanagan and wife went to Wlr-
ccster Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Jane s
Thompson are sick with a hard cold
Frank Carpenter and wife of Montpelier
We're at G. D. Ashley's last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Mclaughlin and daughter vis-
tied ut |. ). Austin's Sunday
buckley is doing as we'll as could be ex-
pccted,
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NORTHFIELD.

Observer w. w. Neifert, in temporary
charge of the LEGAL weather bureau, re
ports "A mean temperature for October c
i5 degrees, with a maximum of II on the
18th and a minimum of 10 on the 10Th. The
precipitation amounted to 30 inches, rain
falling on 10 days. The prevailing wind
was south ana the month was made up of
seven clear, T. partly cloudy and IL cloudy
days.
The work of laying the brick in Dewey
han is nearly completed and 1t is expect -
ed the roof will be placed on the build ng
in two weeks. While not as pretcntious
"A building as was originally expected 1t
will be "A handsome spacious structure,
Editor T., \. Whitney Is SPENDING n few
days in New York.
making plans for appropriately observing
the 10th anniversary of the founding OF
the club.
The first annual meeting of the Nillage
Improvement society was held Monday
evening in the parish house These off,
GERS We're elected; President, Miss Mat
tie Johnston; vice president, Mrs. c.. d.
icdGerton; secretary, Mrs. C. A. Plum
ley, treasurer Miss Lizzie Knapp. NJ SIS
Hattie ingalls, was elected chairman
committee ON work and Mrs w. s. Wood
bury chairman on committee on ways anc
means, A gift of $40 to provide waste has
hots on streets to receive waste paper anc
refuse, was received as was also a gift
or $40 to be used i'm providing n better en-
| iorcement OF the Village bylaws. ban
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R0XBURY,

f. c. Flint has sold his new purchase
before he moved rto 1t. He has now rent
ed the Jones Ferris pace and Is moving
thereto-Z. S. stanton was in Fairlee last
week on law business Merritt Partridge
is laid up with II lame back and has been
obliged to restr TT to the use OF crutohcs. =
Miss Charlotte SHEPARD, who is visiting
her uncle. Clark Flint, was quite sick last
week, but Is now convalescing. MIR. and
Mrs. John Ryan Of Royalton and Mrs.
James Ktdder of Barnard visited at Fran
els Roberts and Henry Slacks n part Of
last week.-The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mann has been very i'll but Is
now better-Mr. and Mrs. y. ID. Rice were
in Granville Sunday.-John Untiedt and
wife of West Bruokf1eld were guests of ID.
J.. Nichols and family last week.-Mrs.
George French was in Braintree Saturday
to visit a sster-The Lacies Mite society
met Wednesday afternoon Of this week at
the Congregational vestry In charge of
Mrs. Joseph Howe-Rev. Williar' F.
Squires took shoit vacation last week
to Springfield, Mass, and returned with
bride. The circumstances leading to the
marriage were quite romantic. as they
had never before had the pleasure % an
acquaintance except by short correspon
dcrce.-The |. O. G. r.. of this town will
entertain the County Union November
1ith.--Mrs. Julia Durkee is very III. Dr.
J.. NJ. Greene of Bethel is in attendance
Il. G. Crous of Montpelier was at Clark
Flint's last week.-Mrs.. Godfrew Jacobs
has returned from the Boston hopital, and
feels that she has been benefited by the
operation and treatment.-Mrs. George
Ncazic of Keene. n. H., visited her par
ents Mr. and Mrs j. w. Ferris. -Wlliam
Rich cut deel. cash i'm one foot, severing
an artery while ut work in the woods re-
ccntly.-Mrs. e. II. Gushea of Brartrce
sIeut Sunday with friends here last week.
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all are invited.--At tho annual mtcting of
tho cabot Congregational church and So
ciety on Monday evening articles OF Moor
poration were adopted also constitution
and bylaws The new legalizcd organizG-
tion Is To be known as the Cabot Congrc-
eational church and society. The officers
of the Incorporation will not be elected
until an adjourned meeting the second
Tuesday in December. the date Tor The
annual meeting hereaftcr.-Good Temp ars
of Washington county will be interested
to know that the lodges at Cabot. Calais.
North Montpelier, Marshfeld and South
Woodbury. have been made into district
with w. T.. Morse of Cabot as district dcn-
uty.-The mail route from this place tn
Marshneld has changed hands. the new
contractor being George G. Smith.
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seen, have experienced a change Of heart
The annual convocation of the -four II
district order of the Eastern Star will hG
held in Masonic hail this city, Tuesday,
November II. The chapters in this di.u act
are those here. at Randolph. Mortified.
Montpelier, Cabot and Brookield. The
meeting Will open at o'clock in the after
noon and continues through the evening.
The Misses Maude and Mabel Rohon,
twin daughters of Andrew Rohcn cello
brateu their 18th birthday Monday evening
by entertaining a party of 90 of their
friends at their home on Camp street.
Music and dancing were INDUCED in ana
both young ladies received several hand.
some presents
Hon. Warren Nye OF East Barre, who
was reported to have suffered a shock Is
much better and it is thought tho attack
was not what it was first thought.
A letter received yesterday from W. F.
Morse, fcrmt ry "a leading Barre merch mt
states that he has bought an orange and
lemon plantation near Whittier, Cal. and
VIII settle there.
The body of Henry Braggi who was ac-
cidcntlv shot at Northheld Sunday was
brought here Tuesday for burial.
The city council held a long session
Tuesday evening, trying to effect Il settle
ment with the mill owners who have suits
pending against the city for taking the
streams that furnish the city water sup
ply. The city offered the mill owners ar
aggregate of S9,62S. 96 for a permanent set
Element. The mill owners through theii
attorneys demanded over $4,000 for n tenn
porary settlement up to oct LIST this veal
and more litigation seems likely to follow
Il. II. Parker and John T.. Tossie have
purchased the Central market of II. y
Skinner and will take possession mex
week.
DR. ". T. Hanson has gone to Washing
ton. this state. to locate for practice. DIR
Hanson graduated from the state uuver
sity in 1895 and from the medical depart
ment in 1899
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CLIMAX OF TRIAL.
Admiral Schley's Chief Counsel Makes
a Brilliant Argument

Washington, Nov. 6.-The climax of
the Schey court of inquiry came this
afternoon when Mr. Rayncr the chief
counsel for Admiral Schlcy, concluded
brilliant argument of over three hours
passioned that all within the sound of his
voice were profoundly touched This re-
markable trial. he said, sought to con-
denim the man who had brought to a
successful termination as great a naval
triumph as was ever won. in vivid colors
ne painted the picture of the Bruohlyn,
with Commodore SChcy on the bridge
lighting the entire Spanish fleet until the
oregon appeared ont of the smoke The
thunders of the Brooklyn, music for the
cars of his countrNmen, he said aroused
Admiral SchleY's cnVious foes. He pic
tNrcd the victorious sailor suffering as lew
have suffered for three long years wuIle
the fires of persecution lcapcd around him
ana now awaiting the hour Of his vindica-
ton, in the verdict of the court.
And when it comes" he concluded he
can, from the high and exalted POSITION
mat he occupies. look down upon his ira
dUrers and maligners and with exultaut
pride cxclaim: 4 care not for the v,no-
nous gossip Of clubs. drawing rooms and
'IlqueS, and the poisoned shafts OF envy,
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Ii HUNG CHANG.
Worked in Defiance of His Physician
Inst NC tons and is Dead.

Inst uctlOn6 ana ID Deau.
Pekin. Nov. Id Hung Chang is lead
He died at II O'Clock this morning.
The physicians who visited Ii Hung
Chang at ten O'Clock last night found HIM
in good spirits though extremely weak as
the result of sitting up and working IN
defiance of their Instructions When they
called this morning they found hin. UNI
conscious and sinking rapidly 1t was an
nounced that he could hardly live three
hours longer
The burial clothes had already been Put
on. The court yard OF the yamen is hlled
with life size paper horses and chairs with
1oolie bearers which his friends sent
in accordance with Chinese custom. 20 be
buried when he died in order to carry his
soul to heaven.
Several of the ministers of the powers
have called to express sympathy.
The Chinese officials are somewhat un-
easy concerning the effect his death vii
have on the populace; and to guard
against possible antiforeign demons tra l.
ton the Chinese generals have dispose
their troops about the city in such a
way as to command the situation. Irou-
Bile. however, Is extremely improbable.
The wife of Earl Ii and his two sons
and daughter were with him. They Were
greatly distressed.
Chinese officials throng the yamen
kilograms have been sent summonins
Prince Ching who Is now on his way tc
meet the court and Chou Flu, provinCi D.,
treasurer from Pao Ting Flu. The for
mer will assume the general charge OF
governmental affairs and the latter viii
act as governor of Chi Ii until LII Hung
Chang's successor In that office. who will
probably be Yuan Shi Kai, is appointed
Robert Coltman. an American, who " as
one OF the physicians attending Earl Ii
told the correspondent of the Associa cd
Press to-day that when he was called to
act with Dr. Velde of the German lega ion
Nov. /, hi found the patient very weak
from a severe hemorrhage due to uloera'
| ton of the stomach.
The hemorrhage was readily controlled
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NORTH FAYSTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith visited
friends in town last wock,-Mr. and Mrs.
+. A. Davis visited at c. 9. Grandfeld's
last Week.-Mrs. Edith Ryle closed II sue
Ccssful term Of school in district No. ,, last
Sat urday.-iIrrl ert johnson visited his
parents last week-F MaNam has moved
to the farm he recently pure hascd of Nern
Grtiith.-Mis Eva L. Freeman closed a
successful term of school in district No 1,
last Friday The pupils having no marks
dUIing the tenn wCro:-Harold Henry,
Ralph Henry ard Grace Calvin. Those
having no absent marks wcIe:-Ethel Ben
nett. Flora CCrliss, Flossie CorlisS. Cora
Eaton, Grace Eaton, Jamsic Grinin. Har-
old Henry Ralph Henry Floyd Ingalls,.
Annie Ncll, Bcrnice Nathan. Efie Ben
rctt. Hattie Ne!ll and Eugene Grimm each
bad one absent mark and May Eaton was
absent one-half day.
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WATERBURY,.

There has been a manufacturing COM
pany organized in town unier the name
of True Manufacturing Co., and expects
to begin operations in the manufacture of
wrappers about Dec. lst. j. w. Moody
is president of the company, +. G. Luce
vice president, H. G. Whtehll secretary
and VI. r. Moody treasurer and manager.
r. H. Cheney and +. n. Cheney Of Man
chester, n. H., were in town on bus ness
Monday.
II. l.. Emerson of St. Johnsbury was in
town on business yesterday.
The ladies' aid will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. Henry Marshall.
Rev. l.. *. Whitman is spending a few
days at his home in Potsdam y. Y.
Frank Griffin has sold his residence on
Union street to John Fiidock of Jones'
Vile.
o. L. Ayers expects to have his new
hardware store in the Parker block ready
for business about the 18th inst.
There will be missionary meeting at
the home of Mrs. l.. II. Elliott this af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock.
o. T. Briggs is to move to Barre where
he is going into the electrical business.
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

Rev Francis 5. IIoyt, u. D., who was 4
son of Rev. Benjamin r. Hoyt. an carly
and prominent Methodist preacher and
presiding elder. has been visiting in tins
section. DR.. lIoyt was born at Lyndon
November ), 1872 and celebrated his birth
day at his birthplace As u boy Of Is ne
entered old Ncwbury Seminary in lSo,.
where he prepared for college and WAS
graduated from Wesleyan University in
1914. lie was principal of tho seminary Il
lSi7 and in the following year married
Phoebe Martha pYar, prcCcptrcss. During
all these years DR. Ioyt has been active
ly engaged in teaching and preaching cN-
cepting from 1872 to 1854 while he was the
editor Of the Western Christian AdNl-
cate. Or, and Mrs, IIoyt live in Beroa.
Ohio and are vigorous and strong mem
tally and physically.
The largest auction sale ever held In
this section of the State was at the Ma
pewood in Cornth, Judges {. c. Sargent
and j. r. McLam as guardians for Eugene
Darling sold all their wards personal es-
tate at the Maplcwood Friday. NOV. !.
Hon. q. NJ. Smith was auctioneer; fully
one Thousand people being in att enhance.
Mr. Darling is in the Waterbury asylum.
EX- Senator John b. Pickett of Bradford
sold at auction this week Wednesday
his ancestral estate together with person-
al property This is one of the best APP
pointed estates in the valley.
Gen W II. and Mrs Gilmore are now
comfort ably chartered at Gales Inn In
Fairlee village the general having DIS
posed Of his farm and personal property
New bury is said to contain the broadcast
meadows in thu valley Daniel +. KIM
ban estate owns the largest in that town,
there being 20 acre meadow in one llece.
Frank f.. kimball, administrator OF the
estate, offers this farm which contains
sNc acres fer sale at auction next Tuesd ~
= -. INnNN
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RICHEST Err.

Mr. Randall and Carl Martin are in Ran.
dolph putting in a furnace for Mr.. Dufcr,
Mrs Adams il able to ride out,-Wdlter
Barry Is moving his meat market down
into Ford's block.-Ethel Tower has re-
turned to her home in Tunbridge.--Nil
liam Prasser is in Hancock papering ana
painting Mrs. Dora Phelps is here for
some weeks visiting relatives < ri
Martin Won the lucky ticket OH
the table that Walter Barry PIT
mp for sale hy ticket.-Eugene Robinson Is
working in the livery stable In the absence
Of Egbert Martin,-The states attorney
was In town last week-Ernest Hulett and
wife are out Of town visiting tn week -
FLYNN Guernsey was In Rutland the FIRST
of the week,--W. III. Campbell has b EN- IN
Boston Mass, for IA week Morrill, We b.
Der from Rutland was in town over sun
day. Mrs Morse has returned from Mont.
pelier,-Fred Marsh and Frank McGibpon
each killed a nice deer last Tuesday an
Wednesday. Henry Austin and Alfred
Cow each got one making 10 in all killed
in town.
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CABOT

N. B. Rogers shipped last week a car
load OF live stock and 1000 pounds of poul-
try.-Mrs. Betsy f, Lucas, daughter OF
Battle and Mary Morse, formerly of this
town died at Plymouth, Mass, Septenb, r
q, aged 81 years. She leaves two ag, is
ters, Mrs, Lucinda Lyford of Plymouth
and Hannah Morse OF this town.-MaJ. IL.
S. Foster Of the 18th regiment, l.. s. ar
my, n son of s. ID. Foster OF North Cal Is,
Is at home on leave of absence from the
Philippine service. He firmly believes IL
the entire pacihcation Of the islands in the
near future and that peace and prosperity
Will be the natural consequences unde r
American occupation,-The EndelVor so
ciety will hold a sociable in the vestry OF
the church next Friday evening to which
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WARREN.

Burt Austin has moved to North6eld.
where he has bought large farm tina.
will keep forty head of cattle 1t is one
and one-half miles from the vilage.--El-
mtr Miller is going to move MS family TO
Fare this week. whore he has work. The
remains of Mrs. Grabert Of Barre were
brought to town Sunday for interinent
Mrs Frank Parsons Is on the gain.--Char-
les Tatro was the only lucky man In town
to get n deer although nearly every man
ana boy was cut trying to get one.-Albort
Tucker has been helping his brothcr-in-
law. Burt Austin, the past week move to
Northfeld.-James Moody and wife of
South Starksboro visited in Gown a part of
last week
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WOMEN OF WEALTH.

Like to feel that they are considered
in the way Of social distinction
Worry inorc than do men over tho pus-
sibility If meeting with financial loss
In many instances are inclined toward
catcntatipuS display.
DO moro than men toward giving aid 20
church funds.
Are not cxtravagantly liberal " hen IL
comes TO assisting the poor
Take more care than do mon to convey
the impression they are not rich.
Can easily lie imposed upon by the glib
tongue of % man spcculator.
Make am uncallod for rumpus whom thcy
lose IN game of speculation.
Look with considerable jealousy upon
woman Of greater wealth.
In many instances show a weakness for
family Gre Is --Ihilad.lphia Bulletin
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WAITSf|ElD.

The officers of Waitsfeld lodge Nc. 96.
|. .. G. 7. were installed at their last
uie citing Friday evening. Nov. I. by -. -.
Eaton, lodge deputy. They are as follows:
Chlef tcmlar. G. -. Savage V. r., ida
Ladue; secretary,Ai Mccullough financial
secretary. Cora Kelly; treasurer, o Il
Eaton; chaplain, Eulie Say age; marshal,
G. NJ Dana: assistant secretary, NJ .Jei
Atkins; deputy marshal, Daisy Atkins:
guard, Charles Bigelow; sentinel, CD irl"'
Cronmie While Frank Hand vas on his
way from the village to his home on Pal
mer iIill last Friday evening, he was fol-
lowed by some large wild animal which he
thinks was a panther. He returned to the
house of -. H. Skinner, whore he borrow
I'd rifle and on again reaching the wo DIS
saw the creature and fred at 1t twice. He
is sure he wounded it is it gave a terrific
veil as it disappeared in the woods.
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EAST ROXBURY,

Mr. and Mrs. steve Holden were guests
at Fred Blanchards last Tuesdays H..
Kent and wife called on friends in town
last Wednesday. Fred Blanchard and
Malona Howe visited friends in Rochester
last week-Andrcw Ladd has moved II his
place near the post office. MI Davis who
has bought his farm has taken possession
OF it.-E. L.. Howe moved the goods Of
Leon Hart to the west part of the town
last week, whore he has bought a place -
Mrs. Lovina Allen from Concord, n. ""
is visiting friends in the ptace.-Mis5 Ce-
cile Buck spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Randolph Centre.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYAlTON.

William Smith died very suddenly last
Monday afternoon.-The wedding of Miss
Grace GoOdale and DR.. II. II. Hayward of
Tunbr!dge took place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ora H. Goodale on Windsor
street on Tuesday. After a wedding trip
Or. ana Mrs Haywa ard will return 10 their
rev home in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Davis Ia,
pcen Il recent visitor in town,-Mrs, f.. 4
Banfoith of Waterbury is visiting at d..
NJ Shepard s-Mrs j. Il. Badg r OF Waits
field is visiting relatives here.-Miss Ger
trudc Goodale is IA guest at Ora Goodalp ..
-RiX Williams has moved to RoyaitoH.
Morris Lamb of Boston visited his parents
here last week.. Warren Bright was In
Lowell, Mass. recently.-There was no SER
vice in the Methodist Episcopal chur n la st
sunday morning owing to the illness If
tine pastor Rev, j. ID. Beeman.-Miss Su-
san Lamb was confined to the house by
ilness last week.