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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18

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Cine Der sei9dsteiten 9erlen beutider
Yoeiie tit Serbinano Sreiltsratb's
r9ieb pon Der Wdi9erin." Oas berrs
li9e 9ebidt murbe in ale lebenben
Spra9en ibertrasen unb eubloie Deal
porsetrasen. Ser Dtdter beiinst bic
70 Sabre alte @ai9frau, wie fe
70 bod in Sabreu ibre Pfidt treuli9
erfaut. Aber uie ptele u~nierer i&uer
arbeitenben Srauen finb ni9t sur9
aranfbeit perbinbert, tbr tdsti9esB roo
~ eeuinnen2 Cine pom bteien, Srau
6. Sielbs, Metamora. Sno. fdreibt:
SD bate bic grpItpelis 10 i@wer,
baB bic Ndsel an meinen 3eben bra
den unb in Stiden abfamen. Ote
Mbern in meinen 9dnoeu bra9en auf,
menn i'd bic @dl9e that. unb i'd lit
unidslide Sdmersen. Sorni's alpen
frduter Blutbeleber perbante i9 meme
6eilung. SD merbe pom nun on ME
mebr obne Webibtn, bic mid seiunb
unb trdttis ma9te. iein. "-&ranfbeit
befdnt Arm unb &si9. aber boppelt
59mer bridt bic Gait, meun mir fars
tdsli9e Brob arbeiten mifen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18

Mnitridfarbe; in Der Se9nif bebient
man iih ibrer gum Poltren bes Silz
ber5 unb anberer MetaIe. 8efonoers
grobe Mensen bon areibe pertpenben
bic 9I~dsinbuitrie unb bic aeramif.
Man iest fie ben Glasfliheu gu, tpelGe
CUR 9erftelluns bon Spiegelslas in ben
GlasOfen seidmol5en iperben; sepiHe
Sorten bon porselan tOnnen obne
@ertpenbuns bon 4reibe ni9t barge
ftent perben. BON ben ionftigen 10
mannisfa4en @ertpenbunssarten Der
Rreibe fei mod %ertpGbnt, boB fe our
9erfeGung bes fosenunnten 9runbes
Bel Der 9ol5bersolbung perpenbet nirb,
ferner bab Der gbemiter ie our Darz
ftelluns bon Roblen5Gure benubt.
gu ben beriibmteften 4reibefelfen
&isens gehOrt bic ettpa 425 SUB fat
fentre4t gum Meer abfanenbe srobe
@tubbenfammer, bon beren bDdffem
puntt, benz 3Onissitubl, am 8. Nuguit
Ills Rdrl XII. bon S6fpeben ben
@erlauf Der gu feinen JiiBen iid ab>
fpielenben Seefdladt spifden feinen
unb ben bdnii@en Sdiffen beobadtete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18

Sdldsen unb piff.n Der senedten
@ansen aus. boffenb, ie buburd gu
Wutb unb Ribnbeit gu ersieben. Nls
@trafen. mel9e bic SprOblinss Der
Greefs erbalten, tperben Nabelitide in's
8ein, ionit aber nur S6paramaden
oes 9eiihts unb bamit perbunbenes
Jaiten senannt, pdbrenb 2ansfdtdfer
burh 8esiebuns NIT taltem WaRer
CUR b%eferen @iniidt ~gelansen miiifen.
Iuh unter ben fdparsen @ineebore=
men Ifritas eeb0rt bic t0rperli4e 8es
ftrafung bon 4inbern our Seltenbeit,
bod stbt es Ter Nusnabmen. 60 pers
abfolsen bi Senssambisr ibrsn UNI
artisen ainbern. felbft tpeun biefe fdon
ertpadfen iinb, sutpeilen furdtbare
Gdldse, obne babel auf irsenb pelden
Wtberifanb gu itoben. Die 8inber Der
Wanoinsos lernen einise SGbe bes
&oran lefen unb fhreiben unb einige
Gebete beriosen. sic tperben auf brei
Biz bier Sabre BEL ben Marabus in bic
2ehre geseben, pdbrenb tpelder 3eit fie
gerinse Sienite gu perridten baben.
Snnerbalb oiefer Srift miihen bic
gltern benz 2ebrer 9ef9enfe MAIDEN.
unb 5tpar bon 3eit gu 3eit. ST Der
Batter reid, 10 mub er feinen Sobn am
gnbe feinsr Stubien bonn Murabu
bur9 einen Stlapen ober Elm anberes
entipredenbes 9ei9ent l~psfaufen. 8ei
ben Somalis atpinst man bic SO4ter
our 8erridtuns idperer 9ausarbeiten,
als Strob fle9ten, Mil4i4ldude
ndben, Siitten bauen, Sbierbdute GER
ben, tpdbrenb bic bepor5ugten SObne
gum 2ansenperfen unb partrsn nit
benz Sdilbe ausgebilbet tperoen. Die
gpe=gaeser sraGblen ibren 8inbern,
INN lie nun einisermuben in 3u4t gu
balten, Sputsefdt4ten Der entiesli4z
item Dirt, audi laHen fie es ni4t feblen
IN @inreibunsen Der Qusen nit beiz
Benbem pfeffer. ga man itedt ben
unse5osenen Runsen audi tpobl in einen
NIT rotben Imeiien sefiiuten 8orb unb
lGBt i'm einise 3ett barin sappeln. Die
Namqua=Ns freuer fid, tpenn tire
SprOBlinse srob unD trGftis beranz
genadien finb, baB iie ihre rIlten"
burdblGuen fDnnen, benin bas sibt
ibnen 9etpiBbeit bon Der n0tbisen gntz
fdloHenbeit unb Si9tisteit Der rSunz
gen" i'm Sample nit piloen Sbieren
unb Jetnoen.
8ei ben au1tralifden HaturpDltern
betImmert fi1 bic Mutter omar in ben
eriten Sabren nod ettpas um ibre ainz
Der, fpGter aber bort ieber familien=
artise 3uiammenbans auf, unb 5par
10 poIitdnbis, bab gltern unb 4inber
ibre beiberiettise 3ufammenseb0risteit
~bergeHen. Ser &reis Der inteneftueqen
8orfteQunsen 1T 10 Helm, baB 3. g.
bic Ginber nur Big bier 5Gblen lernen.
ale anberen 3ablensrDBen selten als
rbiel." Oie Jibi9izSniulaner sepOb=
men ihre SprDblinse idon friih5eitie
baran, bic Grmorbuns zines Meniden
fir Elm sertnses, gang gepObnli4es
8ergehen gu balten; ia Winiums iaf
cine Mutter ibre Rinber emfg anbalz
ten, auf ben 2eiden erlester Jeinbe
frdfttg berumautrampeln. 8ei ben
Mifroneiern tpadien bic ainber au6t=
log unb obne ieslide Glternfdeu ouf;
nnterrrdt uno g~rsiebuns feblen 10 gut
tpie sana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18

Ser Ril 1T Der einsise Strom
Der grbe, Der auf elmer Strede BON
1883 Meilen teinen R~ebenfluB auf=
1tmmt.
Sir bic q 3 M e ern=
II ntper1itGt in Chicago ftiftete
Der tirsli9 peritorbene MiGiondr Sas.
S. HobiniOn leBtpiais 100000. Iu6
bic amerifaniide uniDeritGt in Wafbz
ington tit nit einem betrG9tli4en Ser
md9tniB beba4t porben.
9ie 3o61 Der signal
laggen fir bic internutiouale
S6ifffabrt tit neuerbtngs BON Is auf
26 erb0bt porben. Ha9 benz neuen
Signalbud t0nnen nit 1 5lasse &c,
NIT 2 5luseen $50, NIT 8 Slassen
$1,000 unb NIT 4 Jldggen 359.8OO
Signale segeben tperben.
Sie 8epDlferung 9rDn<
I lambs betrus gnbe 1901 5198
Mdnner unb 1929 5rauen, insse=
iammt alfo 11,127 aDpfe. BON biefer
3abl leben 5O86 i'm Nprben, Der Reft
i'm @uben bes 2anbes. SIM Sabre
1891 belief f9 bic 8eDDlferuns auf
1924 unb I'm Sabre 1894 auf TO-
427 4Dpfe. Sie 3ahl Der 9eburten
betrug i'm Sabre 1900 416 unb bic
3abl Der Sterbefdne 3O6.
Ste ebsu9t<J T :
| dnbereien in ben Ser. Staa>
ten baben einen Wertb bon $685.
284,273 ober mebr aIs SO prosent beg
9efammtnertbes Der 5armldnbereien;
bic 9eu unb @etreibelGnbereien einen
Wertb bon $6,319, 548 ,543 ober 81
Yrosent; bic Milherei=grobufte mo
den iiber 8 proaent Der gefammten
lanopirtbfdaftlihen grobufte aus,
bic 8aumtpone =prpbuftion iber 5
pro5ent.
Ser 6 rport Der 9 er
Stuaten belief Fd i'm Sabre 1890
auf etpa 100000. Bis 1900 bate
berfelbe fdon $4,000 900 erreidt. Sn
ben Oefoben Biz 1910 refpeftibe 1920
mar Der Ourdfdnitt $4,000, 600, 1880
betrus er bereits 100000. 1910
$10,OOO,0OO, 1850 tpurben $780,
600 unb 1860 gum erften Mal $40,
100000 erreidt. SIM Sabre 1870 Be-
lief fid bic 3iffer ouf $68,279. 764;
1877 tpurben gum erften Mal $780,
100000 erreidt, 1896 iberfhritten
bic Grporte bic $500, 900, OOO=g renae,
1899 betrusen fe 1889. 592,140 unb
felt 1900 bat bic 4usfuhr ftets mebr
als 100000, 900 betrogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18

plas bieten. INN feitsu SUB gu fahen.
Muf bieiem Gebiteise iteben bic 4rbeiz
ter unb lDien nit Spisbade uni. gredz
eifen groBe groden Der pei9en areioe
ab, bic nit Der S9aufel in Die Siefe
gei9leuDert tpirb; bort unten ftebt auf
einem breiteren Yfabe Der tleine
Sransportfarren bereit, Der bic areioe
benz nddfselesenen Oorfe %5ufibrt, mo
lie peiter perarbeitet ptro. OieIe pei=
tere Mrbeit tit etn febr einfa4er proz
oeB. 8dhe uno Jlife tommen auf
Rusen nidt Dor, unb 10 benust man
bas Meerpaher- um bic 4reibe gu tDaz
f6en, Dber lie, tpte IS fir beionbere
8erpenbunssarten nOtbis tit, su aerz
itampfen unb gu fdlemmen. Die sez
i9lemmte Greibe ptrb auf rob seaimz
merten bDlaernen 9eiteIen in Sorm
GROCER 8roden bur9 bic Sonne ge=
trodnet, bann pirb fe in aiften ober
JGFer eingeftampft unb in bic Welt
binausgeIanbt, mo lie ben perf9teoen=
artisiten 3peden bent.
Die ~fetnften unb peiBeften Sorten
Der ge16lemmten &retbe nerben in ben
4potbeten unb 9roserien als 3abnz
pulper p~erfauft; gum She'll tperben tie
audi in pteredise 5ormen sepreBt unb
als S6reibfretbe perpenbet. Meit
2eim permiidt sibt bic sefdlemmte
Rreibe Gigens cine iebr quite peiBe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
RGgener ]srei0e.
Qleine aber blIbenbe Snbuffrie aut
Der ,,perle Der Office"
formation Masens @efdbriiber
9rwerb uno einfader SertieaunssproseB.
Gin pieISeitis perwensetes Wreouft-2arI
XII. auf 9tubbenfammer.

XII. auf etabbenfammer.
Sn benz sroben 3ug bon areibe>
f4i9ten, Der fid bon England bur9
No~rbfranfrei9 unb Norboeuti9lanb
biz in bic iIbliden 9ebiete S9nebens
binein5iebt, bat fir 9eutidlanb nur
elm %tleines, ensumgren5tes 8ebiet be-
ionberes Snterefe, ndmli9 bas &C.
bet Der io~genannten baltii4en areibe.
befIen Centrum Die Sniel Riisen biloet.
Die areibe bieier bur9 tire bisar=
rem 5%ormationen unb malerii4en
SdDnbetten 10 beriibmten rperle Der
Office" bat buielbft eine blibenbe Sn=
buftrie berporserufen, bic, penn au9
relatip Helm an probuttion, bod on
8ielieitisteit Der 8erpenbuns bes pro=
butts binter teinem anberen Srfbuftrie>
speis aurIditebt. Snsbeionoere bic
Horboittiiten, bic meiit aus I9roffen,
iteilen &reibepGnben bethlehem, finb Der
8oben, uuf oenen iid bieie Snbuitrie
enttptdelt.
On ibren iteilen 4bbdnsen fii6ren
fGrGs %aufndrts i4male 9e6iteise entz
lang, bic einem Manne tuum seniisenb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
SO 8pffpn unt 3urad SO

iber bic Nidel gIate gabn pom 7. bis H.
October einidIieBlid, siltis sur Ridfabrt
bis gum IL. Hopember, menn bic Sidets I'M
Bottom beponirt finb unb cine gebiibr DON
so Gents entridtet mtrb. S6slid brei 5Ise
NIT S9lafmasen uub gorbaue. 4eriOnltde
Club: DtobIseiteH, parlirenb i'm Hreiie pom
35 cts bis 81 GO, isrpirt in Siuius=@ars auf
bsr Nidel Slate gabu, bessleiden Rabl,ei=
ten a Ia Carte. Stabt Sidet Office Ill
abams SiruBe, Chicago. Sole Suforma=
tion fann erlanet rperben pom
Sobng 3. @dlaban, Geueral- Nsent,
42s4t 113 abams StraBe, @btu9o, Su-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
MISUNDERSTANDING
Eiir ben uRorbifern" beri4tet pou Regtfra
Germ Sobn M. Gmmel.

Sbeo abu1ann an W GuQp, fir nut
int feet 5 t i23 II 80. ............S 1850
eobu Sadiba an Gbrif Dreis, fIr Its
81 z bid IL @olb Spring. ....... 500
g Sdmaueu ON u M @ensert, fir
Its l & 2 Bill SO ct @lo D.. 1850
g % Collins ON 90 u giieuius, far Its
7& 8 BID "a ct Glsub ......... 1S00
& 6 geder ON gresor &of, fir tbeil t
ID feet 10 t 123 fl 3D.. ....-.. 400
80 8oBmei,l an 30 Srdmer, fir It 5
8rdmers abb Gate 9eurp ......-. l7s
ct Gloub Opera Ssus SO On @bas S
sabner, fir It IA BID 36 ct 9loub. 1900
@m FeB an u M Gmmeriou, fir tbeil
int feet 6 t 125 II s.. ........... 225O
Sans 6aniou an 6 9 6alben, fir Ii
9 bid 10 cant Centre. ........... zoo
Sobias Carl on elias Roble, fir Mt
mel anb anberes feet 10 e 125 fl 35. 5000
s & @artman ON Waru u einn, fir
n uw4 feet 80 t 122 Il 29......... 1850
gat Ncgeeelep If an Sos D auer, fir
mel leet 10 t 1875 f 31..-......... 2325
@iIbeImine 6eler on Deer Rat1Sduf
Sduf @eutie, fir 1t II BID l6 Sduf
centre. JUN
Sreb @umtom an Treb 6euer, fur let
mel feet u t 1923 Il 80. .......... 1850
SEQ 6artrnan an Glen 8 Sipe, fur
Its s & 6 hid 4 Dat 8arf dhb Ydg=
nespiae 115o
q @ahl an Treb . Uenbt, fir It 10
Bid a Grambs abb ct @loub....-. 1900
s 6 Collins an u 6 Smitten. fir It.
umb anberss iect q t l25 IL 2S.. 5OO
6 g R Sanbbers an Ole . Reisram,
fir e4 5e4 feet II t 123 II a.. 1000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
ueber minnefpta.

Gos erife 6otel in ct. PauI mar elm Cog
,rhaus. bag in IS45 bort errihtet murbe, mo
beute bas Werdants Sotel itebt. Der erfe
.atmitebs 9mg 3pii9eu minneapolis, ct.
GauI unb Chicago mar Der berrlide Nertb=
@eferu qimiteb, unb er ifebt INNER nod an
Der Spise Der Babuuasen. gaufunf.
e. 80. 3eaSsaIe, @en1 Bail.
agent, ct. Saul, Miun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18

H Sur 3uuerldiiise unb prompte
anfertisuns uou plduen fur @efioeu
aeu, S9ulen. 2ir6en unb fonfise
Neubauteri ruenbe man it6 an ben Mr=
@itetten g. s.. 9aas, ct. glout,
Mtuu. 12=hn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
Joseph r. voIz,
49,. Apenue r., ct. GIoue.

Sur bic oIerbefen SottIeruoaren ;u
semeiienen 9reilen. Hamentli1 made i1
auf meme idOne ausuabl on Rniebedeu fur
bic iesioe Sobres;eit aufmerfiam. Sattler=
arbeit nod Sefeuuus prompt, bauerboft uuo
biais beiorst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
AIptH Ernnkf's
Spe3eretbanbluns
in Nrau Houtius @ebdube. ct. @ermainfr.,
ct. @Ioub, Rinu.

btetet bas alerbeae in grocerien, 3udermaas
rem, friiden nnb ~einsemadten Sriidten, 5as
oafen II. @isarreu 3u ben niebrisffen Greiien.
Ilt elm geriud, unb Der Runbe III sewon.
zen. Wer gut uub prompt bebient lem mill.
i9liebe fd meiner taatdsli9 iid mebreubene
Runbidaft on 29=d3us
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18

@Atter tpurbe i'm p~ereanaenen
Sabre gegen 100000 pfunb iber
bic transTbiriide gabn mad europe
aefyo1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-18
Gin Gabrpreis far 9obpelfalrt

mad Bottom unb ;uriif iber bic 9tiGel Gldte
gabn pom Z. bis IL. October wesen Der Ser
lammlung Der rgrotberboob OF ct aub=
rems." @enu Sldets in goion bintsrlest
werben unb cine @ebIbr pon l0cts entrtdtet
mirb, piro bic 8iidtabrt bis gum IL. Topem=
Der aussebebnt. Sdlafmasen nit 8orbaue>
unb erifer Slaiie geoienuus in ieber Siuiibt-
gilise Staten mad alien Neu= England Orr
ten. Sir Giu;elbeiten idreibt an
Sobn9. @alabdu,
42=4t lib abams Ctr, Chicago, SG.-
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-26
EAST BROOKFIELD.

The experience social and chicken
pie supper held in the church vestry last
week Friday evening was decided sue
cess. The proceeds being about $50
Rev. F. L. Currier occupied the pulpit
here again last Sunday in the absence of
Rev. ID. ii. Strong.
Joe Kinsley has finished work for c.
W. Bannister and returned to his home
in Mortified.
DIR. NJ. S. Marsha of Montpelier came
for short visit to her sister, Mrs f. V.
Rice last week.
Warren Goodrich and wife of South
Barre were recently guests of w. A.
Robbins and wife and Mrs. Matilda
Hovey.
Miss Lena Tucker of Washington is
visiting at M. w. Stoddard's.
Mrs. w. w. Sprague, Nellie Ford of
Randolph and George l. Ford of Brain
tree were here last week to attend the
social and chicken pie supper.
1t is reported that P. G. Reed of Will
Jamestown has bought the Noah Downs
farm
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-26
WILLIAMSTOWN.

Miss Edie Brush, now at home on
her vacation. will return to Fletcher
to teach winter term of school.
Mrs. Henry Wood has just finished
the fall term of school in the David
Gale district, begun by Mrs. George
Martin.
Sidney l. Martin, son of the late
Henry Martin, went to Essex Junction
last week, to remain through the
winter with his brother, Allen Mart
II.
Town Representative o. A. Blanch-
ard buried his father, Hiram Blanch-
ard, of Barre, last Thurday. He
was eightv-nine years old. His wife
was a sister of the late Cady Earle of
our village.
Marcus A., third son of the late
David Burnham, was in town last
week visiting old friends and ac-
quaintances. For years he has been
resident . of Wisconsin, where as u
farmer he seems to have achieved a
good measue of financial success.
Olney f. Seaver was recently called
to Chelsea West Hill, to the funeral of
the wife of his brother-in-law, Hosea
Carpenter, formerly of W shington.
Mrs. Carpenter was sister of DIR.
Winch of Mortified, nd had been
out of health for some months.
Bert Guild who had to go to the
hospital in Burlington a few months
ago, for treatment of the diseased
bone in an arm, hopes to begin work
again soon, in the Grearson- Beckett
Company's shed.
Mrs Orcutt Abbott and daughter
left last week for winters absence,
as usual, with daughter of Mrs.
Abbott.
We heard with sorrow of the death
of Dennis Tilden of Barre last Thurs
day at the age of some eighty years.
His late esteemed wife was Mary Ann
Walker of our village, and Mr.. Tilden
has always kept up an inmate ac-
quaintance with the Walkers of our
town, thus making his genial presence
quite familiar. On the occasion of
the visit here last season o. Rufus
Walker of Moline, Ill, Mr., Tilden
was here quite good deal, and his
happy, jovial life at the time, pointed
to a possible addition Of some years
yet for him.
Ebert Jackson and p. G.. Reed
have been drawn as petit jurors for
the December term of our county
court.
Rev. d. H. Strong has been taking
two weeks vacation in western
Massachusetts
"Pete" G.. Reed has purchased the
Noah Downs farm in East Brookfield,
and will soon move to it.
George Lavine, who recently moved
to farm in East Brookfeld, is in
town doing mason work now. He
speaks of the improved health of a
daughter since leaving here.
Miss Dora Platt will return to East
Orange to teach the coming winter
term.
In correction Of recent item it was
a sister of Mrs. George Edwards who
married Archie Kingsbury of Wash
ipgton Mrs. Edwards daughter
Blanche was married last week We'd
nesday to Clayton r. Cole, Rev
William Schotield, officiating clergy
man.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-26

The school entertainment given last
week Tuesday evening by the pupils
of Miss Belle ID. Robinson, of our
village school, was success in every
way. The amount raised by small
fl for admission was Sl2, and it will
be used for furnishings for the school
room.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-26

George Beckett, j. Il. Dynde ana
George l.. Edison attended the meeting
of the Fish and Game League in
Montpelier last week Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Guilds mother, Mrs.
Parmenter, has been quite i'll of late
with hemorrhages of the lungs or
stomach.
Royal Cheney is visiting friends
in Bakersfield.
The school entertainment given last
week Tuesday evening by the pupils
of Miss Belle ID. Robinson, of our
village school, was success in every
way. The amount raised by small
fl for admission was S12, and it will
be used for furnishings for the school
| room.
Miss Belle Camp of North Randolph
will not return to teach here, we are
told, and Mrs. Henry Wood will again
take up the work in our village school
next term.
Some of the leading citizens have
| been alert, i'll connection with sundry
legislators, as to what the city of
! Barre shall be allowed to take here,
| for the water supply of that city in
the future; and before the close of
the session, we shall know with what
result The Senate was willing to eX-
empt the water shed, in connection
with the Brush brook, and the House
may do even better
Our old townsman, Charles Crane,
now of Dexter, Iowa, has been on
Cape Breton Island since the latter
part of September prospecting and
leasing coal and mineral land. He is
expected here this week on his way
homeward.
A son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Eastman.
Henry j. Martin has bought out his
partner, b. f. Sibley, in the fish and
oyster business.
Warren S. Covel and son, Edwin, last
season sowed three and one half acres
to oats, putting in two bushes of seed
to the acre. The yield was three
hundred and eleven bushels of fine
oats. Warren S. Covell moved last
week to the farm purchased of the
estate of AFRO E. Nichols.
The Rebekahs will give promenade
at the town hall next Saturday even
ing, November 20. Music will be
furnished by the band. Pop corn ano
candies will be on sale. Admission
ten cents. Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abbott OF
Mortified are visiting the family OF
his nephew, John Perry.
Miss Cora Lewis will teach in the
quarry district the coming term.
Frank Mcconnell of Washington has
engaged board for his daughter al
John Farnham's for the winter term
of school in our village.
Misses Saida Mckee, Bertha Seavel
and Edie Brush recently visited oul
Legislature.
This year the Union Thanksgiving
service will be at our Congregations
church and probably on this, Wednes.
day evening.
The Grange will hold a meeting a
the town hall, next week Wednesday
evening December 3 at which there
will be an old time spelling match.
Mayo and Roscoe Lynde are at home
from Bakersfield for Thanksgiving.
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MIDDLESEX.

Mrs. c. b. Holden spent part of last
week in Montpelier.
Post-office Inspector Birdseye recently
inspected the post-offce here and found
everything under charge of Postmaster
Ward in first-class shape.
L. II. Dana has dug a cellar under his
barn and also gradedup in front of his
residence.
Nat. Carpenter is to move into j. G..
Hobart's house.
Frank Hayden of Montpelier was in
town on Saturday
Master Leon Pembroke is dangerously
i'll with diphtheria.
Rev. j. Q. Angel officated at the
funeral of an infant of Mr. and Mrs.
George Brown Monday at 100 p. m.
Mrs. f. A. Earle and three children
are i'll with measles. Mrs Ira johnson is
assisting them.
GROTON.
Morris Coffrin is at home from Mont
pelier, having finished work for Brooks &
Berrp.
Charlie Corruth has sold his farm near
the quarry to Ellsworth Darling.
Frank Kittridge has moved from the
Hatch block to Sowes' mill.
William Hayes is sick with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenness Kicker of Bur-
lington is visiting at c. A. Ricker's
Mrs. f. A. Davis of bradford is visit
ing at G. H. Welch's.
Mrs. Alex. Cochran was called to
Montpelier Monday night by the illness
of her son-in-law, d. f. Clark.
Most of the schools outside of the vii
lage commenced Monday.
Mrs. S G, Carpenter visited in Mont
pelier last week.
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1t will pay you to call at our store.
Mather & Temple
I8 State Street Montpelier, VT
Montpelier, VT.
NORTH FAYSTTON.

Mrs. T. Somervile visited in Water
bury during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. A. Davis visited their
daughter the past week.
Mrs. Frank Markham has the post-office
at her residence.
Herbie johnson and friend were in
town on Wednesday.
Wesley Ingalls, has moved into the
Allen Howe place and is working for c.
Grandfeld.
Bryon Marble has moved to the Hor-
ace Ingalls, old farm.
Anna f. Posnett of this town aud Guy
P. Goodspeed of Wells. Vt, were mar
ried November II, at the home of the
bride. Dinner was served to over thirty
of the immediate friends of the family
and refreshments to about fifty young
people at the hall in the evening. Many
pretty and useful gifts were bestowed
upon tie happy couple.
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STOPS THE COUGH AND WORK
OFF THE COLD,

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cure cold in one day. No Cure, no
Pay. Price 25c.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. f. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c
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Waists Beautiful line of Flannel Waists from 90 up
Velvet Waists in all coors very handsome at $3.50.
Ladies' Skirts in the designs from $29S to $1,000
Childrenss Heavy Walking Skirts at $29S.
Special Values This Week in Ladies' and Cldens Garments
and Furs
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Roland Griffith returned to Montpelier
Tuesday evening, after a weeks visit with
his parents
VIII Turner of Barre, who is suffering
from an abscess on his knee, is stopping
with his sister, Mrs. Sidney Atkins.
Lulie Jones of Waitsfeld visited Mrs.
Frank Sawyer last week
The cottage prayer meeting Friday
afternoon is to be held at the home of M.
l.. Freeman
Clarence Furgurson of Burlington de-
livered very able address in the interest
of the Anti-Saoon League Sunday morn
ing at the Methodist church., which was
enjoyed by all present. y. s.
Muriel Shea gave AZ party TO about
twenty of her little friends Friday after
noon from two until six, it Icing. her
seventh birthday A bountiful supper of
good things was served, after which the
children departed for their homes, leaving
a number OF presents as tokens of regard.
Quite number of our townsmen were
| in Montpelier last week.
Mrs. Battles and children of Water
bury have been visiting Mrs. Roy Atkins,
| her sister.
There is to be a dance at hotel hall
Wednesday evening, November 26. o.