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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-10
&eifenbe Mgenten:
Gael Mrmp.
~. Smprpbtm9.
0as Nluuteufeif.

Mm co., 81, %. unb %. Ipril
giebt es in San NntpniD groBe Self
tage.
Wie aQiabrlib miro oas 8lumen=
felt ftattinoen uno in @erbinbung
6arit miro biesmal cine 8feroeauS=
iteuung abeebalten, dbnli1 uie 1ie
in ben Stdbten bes Mproens an Der
Eagesurbnune lino, umih6ne 8feroe
uno @eipanre our Shau gu bringert.
Eas 8lumenfeit, bas in einem
um5ug geibmudter Wagen, @eiter,
Naofabrer etc. 9ipfelte, lift auf brett
terer BaltS angelegt uDrben; 10 oaB
Der JeIt5ua elmer Der umfangreid=
item uno fiinitlerilb ibDniten meroen
miro, Die mir bier lie eeieben baben.
un0 otes miro bauptId9li1 Der Wfit=
plrfung unierer brei beoeutenoiten
oeutlben 8ereiue 5u oanfen iein, Die
auf reid aeibmidten @agen bic
smDlf Wonate bes Sabres porfubren
meroen. Die Deforationsarbeiten
gelheben naG Ingabe uEo iteben
unter Der 2eitung bon SRI. Bertha
Stafel, Die in ibrer Irbeit Don elmer
In5abl beutiber 5rauen uno M1o=
hen ~unteritibt miro, Die lib aue
Wtnbe geben, Die Nufgabe CUR ge=
lungenen NuSfIbrung au bringen
unD einen ~9ldn5enoen grfolg su err
5ielen. Dieier Ibeil bes umauges
miro Die &rDnung bes @ansei1 uno
allei1 einen Beiub oes Seites tpertb
lein.
Nuh Die 8etbeiliguna Der ae=
ibmidten @aaen uno 6erren nno
Damen 81 Bferoe peripridt cine aQ=
ger1einere gu tueroen; cine Menee
Wereine baben fib aneemeloet; bas
Jeuertpebr Departement mirb nit
leine1 blant gepubter uno betorirten
Spriben unb Mpparaten erldeinen
uno iogar oas Bunoesmilitdr npiro
mittnahen.
3u ieben giebt es alip geuug uno
an nnterbaltung, @ergniigen uno
3eritreuung miro es aud nidt feb=
len, 10 oaB Die brei pber bier Gage
beg Nufentbaltes fib beauem aus
faQen laiien.
Da Die einminoenoen Babner
ermaBigte S%abrpreiie aneetunoiot
baben. itebt audi elm rebt sab(reider
Belub 81 ertuarten uno es lit, mie
oelagt, b~egrInoete Nusiiht porban=
ben, oaB oas beurige Blunlenfeii ale
ieine gorgdnqer tpeit binter fih su<
ridtaiien tuirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-10

Dem gerliner 8orprt 8anfop nee
gen Setbeiliauue an Der grmoroung
Der Srau geG in 6aft genommel1,
uno Die &unoe bieroon mag Bed
oasu oeranlaBt boberl, 6ano an ii9
81 leeen.
Sn 8remerbafen tpuroe auf
Dem BON Baltimore einoetroffenen
9lopooampfer .8bei," unter Der 8ez
laBune elm 8odenfaa feitgelteut.
I'm einen neuen 8emeis BON
per frleoliben genoens oes Dreibun=
peg gu geben, baben Die betbeilieten
Wta9te beld(Dhen, nad Dem Nbz
l9lulie oes neuer gertrages cine ST.
tlarn1g 81 perDffentliben, tpelbe be-
iogen miro, oaB Die hefenIipe 9atur
pes Dreibnnoe5 uuoer1noert geblie=
ben 1T uno oaB oerlelbe Bios i'm 2uz
lar1menban9e nit eurDpdilhen Sra
gen Strait bat.
Gin @alfilb i'm mittelldnoi-
lhen Mfeere gebDrt gu Den Seltene
bette1 uno 1T felt MenIhenaeoenfeu
alld) bort nibt geieben tporoen. I(s
etn Wann bon Cannes in SIos
Sranfreib nit mebreren 6ilderu
out oas Weer binausfubr. traf Die
9eieulhaft einen @afflb, Der ee=
ltranoet par. Iuf Die Nadrift
1ammelten ftb erpBe Wenlhenmen=
gen an, Die Dem T%ooesfampfe .bes
Nielentbiers suIaben.
- Ins 8aris idreibt man: Sin
l9peoil6er Sngenieur Namens Otto
Bll1ared bat einen Ipparat erfun=
Den, NIT Dem man aemDbnlihe 2uft
IN Elm brennenbes @as perpanoeln
fann. Die Maibine lit flein unb
pernriabt nibt piel Nus(aaen unb
ltefert cine unbegren5te Maiie reinen
gerublDlen @um gum Breile BON
etnem balbe1 Gent per gubic=Oaro.
: Ius 2onbon miro QerIhtmeile
.gemeloet, oaB Die Srieoens : Ser
hanollneen einen elnltteen 8erlauf
nebmen, lopeit Die gransuaal= STE
publif in 8etrabt fommt, bob aber
bic Orange mad tpie Dor
leoe algemeine WaHenitrefung abb
lebnen.
@raf Billion, Der beutlde
&eibsfan5ler, traf in Snnsbrud elm.
Nnltatt aber iber Wun1en nah Ser
lin aurld5ufebren, beeab er 1i6 naH
Wier, angeblih UNI bort cine ldngere
&onferen5 nit benz @raten Go
ladopsfi, Dem acknowledgements
iden Winiiter Der a%uspdrtigen On
gelegenbeiten. ab5ubnlten.
Der ruiftibe Militdr= @omman=
oeur in &man9tuna in Der ManoIhu=
rel beribtete nab ct. Betersbura,
oaB Die rulfiiben 8orpoften am
GtansSlui1e BON ca. 900 Hine1ilden
r&ebeaen" anaegriffen rpuroen. Die
Gbinelen puroen eft na1 sGber
@egenwebr in Die Slubt seib(aeen.
96nie 2eopplo bon Belaien
tpuroe bel ieiner Hudfebr aus Biar=
RIP in Briliel BON ben Sp5ialoemp=
froten init feinblelieen Dempnitra=
ttonen empfanaen. Man umrinate
lein Nutompbil unb &ufe tpur6en
laut, uie: u@s lebe bas aQgemeine
Stimmre6t" uno Sod Die STE
publif.."
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Geit iiber 60 Sahren


Ibon murbe Mrs. @inslpm's 500.
thing Syrup BON Miuipneu bon
Wiittern beim 8obnen Der Rinber
angeuenoet. @irft Du i'm @1lafe
ourb oas S6reier zines &inoes ge.
it0rt, oas inn 8abnen lit unb bpr
Sbmersen meint? Mern 10, laHe
lofort cine Slaibe BON ,Wfrs.
@inslops Soothing @nrupA bulen.
Sein 8ertb lit unbeaabl6ar. &c
miro Dem fleinen 2eibenoen ipfprt
.2inoerung nerlhaden. BerlaBt eu9
oarauf, Miitter, es lit fein Btpeifel
oarlber. Sc BELT DiarrbDe, reel1.
lirt ben Magen uno Die Wieren, Be.
@inb : &olit, ertpeiHt ben
uerbinbert @nt5iinbung
uno ftdrtt bas gauge @pitem. ,Mrs.
SDotbing @prup" fiir 5ab.
nenoe &inoer lit a11genebm i'm Sc.
I9mad; oaS Gecept itar1tnt BON
einem Der beiten meibliben Ner5te ii,
ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lit bei allen
in Der garaer1 Welt gu
Breis 25 Gents PET Glai9e.
nibts anoeres, pls Wrs.
S0Dthinq=S brifp.
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uulanterer @ettbemerb.

Gin Irtitel BON gutter Nualitat if
itets ~Nababmungen uno runlauterem
Wettbeperb" ausgeiebt. uno mir
limo oieierbalb geatuungen, bas gu.
blifum pDr 9auibunaen su pars
men. Inner r8ubmei5er" tpirb I'm.
ter elmer tpoblbetannten etiquette,
Die audi ben @atnen aufmei1t, Der.
tauft; auBeroem lit Der Same ,Buo.
tpeiler" auf ieoem Sort er1ihtlih.
Sober ioate oarauf beiteben, oaB
Die 5lalben in ieiner @eoenuart
ge6Hnet meroen.
Anheuser Busch Brew Assn,
st. Louis, Mo.
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Ser Cinderella Sdmb >Valait

SEQ. POI Ilamo 8lasa, 9elepbon
585, bat einen groBen @urratb BON
Shuben fir 6errer, Damer uno
&inber. Nae Waarert iino nl1r aus
ben eriten Sabrifen beapaen. @ir
bieten ale &Dnturrens burb Quali=
tat uno Breiie. Nu6 Die beliebten
uno porsi9lihen Ilfreo Dolge's
Jilaidube fino tuieoer aneefommen.
Sprebt bel uns pDr uno beli1tigt
unier 2ager Doer ibidt Cure Nuf.
trdae brieflih elm.
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Gin ausaeseidbuetes w,tttel,

Us 1T 6nrh bemiihe NnaIpie iber ie<
ben 3rueifel erbaben fefgefelt mor6en,
nas Bic ct. @ermar6 arauterpinen aus
rein oe4etabtliiden Stgfen, uhne je6pebe
pe.miidunQ. mineralifher Subfansen
belteben. Die Hiaen iinb nibt, tuie man
6ies 10 hdufig BEL ben arteritanilAen
HatentpiHen finbet, iber5udert. Dieiel<
ben ieben einfah, iHrnudlDs unb ihIibt
aus, limb aber in ibrer Wirtung BET fat
allen organifben &6rperleiben ab5olut au<
nerldllig uro oesbab elm gang bprsigli<
Dies NraneimitteI, bas in feiner JarniIie,
1an1entlih in teiner, in Der ii1 ainber
befInoen, feblen iolte. Sic ct. Bcrnar6
&rdnterpilen limb BEL alien M~potbefern
erhdltliA.
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Die Serass mnb Yaciiic=8 abu

oerfauft fiir Die bonn %. bis %.
April IN Dallas itattfinoenoe &es
union Der co%nfDberirten 8eteranen
BON allen ibren Stationer in 9eras
Gunoreiiebiqette 81 eritaunlib nie=
orlgen Staten. 2idets gum Ierfauf
ON 81, %. uno %. siltig fir Die
Gudreile BON Dallas am 26. Gprtl.
uniere Gaenten beiorgen Shlafz
tpaeenpldbe uuo geben ndbere GIN
5elbeiten.
$. g. Suabes.
Geiienoer 8aiiaae Iat., Sort @ortb.
y. y. Burner,
@eneral Saiiaae Gat., Dallas.
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Gs foitet mid5t piel, it'd tuobl sa
fiiblen.

Eauienbe BON 2euten baben in
DR.. Kings New Life Pills einen
Sesen fiir ben menldliden &Drper
g%efunoen. Dieie Binen beilen Ser
itopfune, franfbafte &opfihmeraer,
Sbminoel= 0nfdae, @elblubt, Wa=
laria. Sieber, SrDiteln uno ale
2eber= unb Magen=2eioen. Stein
peeetabil. Sour Is Ste. bel S. &als
teper & Sobn, @eo. S. s. Sbmitt,
g%igentbimer, uno Noolf DreiB.
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100000 Tlaideu pro gaa

tperoen BON Der Nnbeuler Bufd.
Brauerei in ct. Souls, Wo., init
oeren r8uomeiier"= Bier eefiiut, UNI
ben tdglihen 8e6arf bieier beliebter
Marfe gu beden. Nuseeiuhter Ger
fen=WalS, Der bette 6Dpfen uno ee=
niigeno 2agerrgum fiir cine 6-mDnat=
libe &eife5eit, iteben fir bic groBe
NahfraQe.
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GtipaS Sd1recffidbeS

1T iudenoer 5aut Qusi9lae; bod
Bucklens Arnica Sa(be BELT ben
iblimmlten SAT- auf @roen. DieIe
Sable bat ibon Saulenbe gebeilt.
@egen Sbmer5en, ale 6aut= &ranf-
beiten uno f0rperliden 8erlebuneen
glebt es nihts beiieres in Der @elt.
Breis 25 Gents per Sd)abtel. 6ei=
lung miro garantirt. 3u baben
BET S. &alteper & Spbn, @ep. S. s..
Submit, gigentbimer, unb 'Gbo(f
QreiB.
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m Salt, cement, Sano, Bad.
feline. feuerfeite Steine unb Tbun,-
Tbeer unb Mspbaltpapier, Dadpappe.
Tbeer unb Gspbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
5arben, 8laS &c. &c. ftets pprrGtbia
bel S. 6. 9ielnann, 306 DIT.
Gommerce=S traBe. 0iebriee Breiie,
quite Waare iDpie quite unb reeue
Veotenung tperoen garantirt. -
Ielephpn 40
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Sett 1T bic Belt

guren 8orratb Bpm Seuerbuls far
ben @inter ansuibaffen. @ir boben
oaS bette lie bier offerirte 6pl5 aus
NOuno &od an Der M. g.. & &.
Babn. Wabt Cure 8eiteIung.
9elepbDn 81.
Snniet @0oo Company,
W. u. Tith, General Wanaaer.
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1anbbeit famm mid5t aebeilt ,uerSeu

~tsSSSts kNNtt utuYt Ht4Gtlt tDSfOgn
burh lotale Mpplitationen. neil he Ben fronfsu Shrif
oes Gbrss nidt errel4eu t6nnen. Gs 9iebt niir eiz
men Weg, bic Sanbbeit su turiren, uu6 Der it ourh
tonftitutioneae 3eilmittel. Saubbeit miro ourtb eli
men ent5hneeten .S3afano Der idlsimigen @nstlei=
onns Der gufadil6en Hbbre psruriadt. Wenn
oieie Robre ih e%nt3lnoet. babt ibr einen rumpelnoen
TDn ooer u~npoQtommenes @eb6r; uno penn lie aan,
eeidlOfen IL, erfolst Saubbeit, uno tpenn Die Gnt.
Blnoung nidt Qeboben uno bieie Hobrt ipieber in ib=
rem geb6rieen Sufan0 periebt ptroen lam, piro oas
gebor fnr INNER Sertt6rt iueroen; reun Giydle unter
;tbn fueroen orrh 2atarrb ueruriadt, pelder ni6ts
als elm entsinoeter 3ufano Der ihleimisen Obtr=
fdhen 1T.
Sir tuolen einbunbert Dollars fir jeoen (ourh
Ratarrb berurfadtfn) Gal BON Saubbett 9eben, ben
mir nift ourh Ginnebmm bon 6all's & a.
tarrb g IL 7 btilen f6nnen. Gabt Gud urn=
ionf 6ireilare tommen.
q. 3. GbentD q o.. Soleoo, 8.
~ Bertauft uon alien @potbetern, Treis IS
Gents bic Gfaide.
Sau's JamtIten 5 Yinen fno bic befsn.
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G1enbabn Tabr=Y lau.
8. & q. y. Nahn.

Wbfabrt.
gfa6 alien Norb.9 eras>punften Cocoon.
7.30 &Drm.
yeab ct. 2puis. Mempbis nnb benz
Often 80 Mittaas.
gead @aco, Norb>3eras, Santa Sc unb
Srisco-Yunften ........8 .15 Nbeuos
Na6 ct. 2puis unb benz Often 800
Naeb 2areoo unb Mericp 900 8orm.
Mnfunt.
BON ct. 9ouis unb Dem Diten 4. 80 BORN.
Son N0r6<Seras, Santa Sc unb 6riscD<
Yunften ....... .S.45 BORN.
8Dn lDcalen Yuntten .......6.3O Nachm.
Son ct. 2oui5 uno benz Often 11.45 Qbbs.
Bon 9areoo nnb Merifo. 49,. Il. 10 Nacbm.
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ntunf
~. s. & =. 8abm.

0ab 8aeo, Gort @ortb. Dallas. aanlas
gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdglid,
(S.M & q. g. Depot) ..7:30 Morgens.
Web WacD, Sort Wortb, Dallas &c. (npm
SunletsOepDt) 1915 Mbenbs.
Nntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 9ouis, &anlos 9th,
Oauas, Sort @ortb unb @acp, tdelih
(Suniet 9epot) ..........8 $3.50 8orm.
Bon 8aco. Sort Bortb, Dallas &c. (G.
u. & q. 3. 9epDt) ...... 9:25 Mben6S.
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Snmtbern Vacific Nabm.

Mbfabrt.
Gadb Neiu Orleans, 6puftpn unb Sal
beiton tdglib.. 1900 Mittaas.
Nab 81 Haio, gatifDrnien unb Merito
900 Bornn.
Hab NDrbzSeEas. ct. QDuis unb gbica>
go katy Flyer ........8:15 Mbenbs.
Mntunt.
BDn Noro<Eelas, ct. Souls un6 Chicago
(Katy Flyer ........ 1880 Mprgen8.
8on Netp Orleans, Spmitpn uno Col,
beitDn tdgltb.. .4:45 Nabn.
Bon 81 8aio, galifornien unb Merito
1880 Nbenbs.
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6. saeuermeAer's Tamiliensartem

erfreut fib meger ieiner ausgeaeiM.
neten Slide bes beften Mufes Bel
Dieiigen uno Sremben unb mirb
oementipreheno BON yreunben elmer
aaten oeutiben Soft ftarf patrpni-
lirt. Delitateiien Der Sai1Dn ent.
lpredeno. Wilhereiprpoutte aler
Mrt. SIN Saloon inbet man itets
frilbes Bier. quite Weine, 2ieuDre
uno G%igarren. ~Sbeuermeper's ga.
milienaarten lift elm grbolunesplab
erlter &lGfYe.
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= Bumpeg plinber, @5bren unb
ginfaiiung, Winos unb Bferoetraft=
Wtiiblen. Mlainp Srpu GSprfs.

= @eeen &atarrb uno grfdltunQ
i'm 8opfe ionte man gu inbaliren
nihts anoeres nebmeu, als Hunts
lightning Oil, oa es bas bette lit.
@inige Tr0pfen innerlib gelommer,
linoern uno beilen @in0 : &olif,
gbolera Morbus uuo abnlide 2ei=
ben. @arantirt. Hreis IS uno
80 Gents.
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= Stets iertie gum @ebraud.
tets ~5uoerldiiig fino Cheatham's
Laxative Tablets. Sic bepirfen
bic 6eilung elmer grfdltung i1neger,
al8 irgeno elm an0ereS Wtittel. 2eiht
bel iib 81 tragen, aneenebm gu nebs
men. @arantirt. Breis IS gts.
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Das Bette gegen &beumatismus
1T elmer & 2lmemb'S Necept Vp.
1851. 8eriibmt getporoen ourH
ieine piele erfolereiHe 6eilungen.
Y. s.. Shmibt, Geent, 6ouiton,
TeraS.
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q. q. & u. g. 8atn.
MbfQhrt.

Nab @aloetuu. Soufton uno guerp tds.
Zig 900 Borm.
Na6 Corpus gbrifti. Mranias 8oB nnb
Beeniue tdalib ......... ubr Born.
unb 2:20 Nahm.
Wah Borne unb 8errbine, tdalidh -.
Mntunt.
Gon @alpeton, 9ouftpn unb @uerp tag.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, NranIas 8aB un6
Beebiqe td9li9.. .2:05 Nabm.
Bon B6rne nnb 8errpire. td9lib. 80.
$3.50 Qben6s.
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@mlf sbpre @ahn.

Nbfabrt.
Naeb Stpdbole, tdslih, ....8:0O Born.
Mntunft.
Bon 5todbale. tdgfidb. 1900 Nadhm.
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@ranseisentbmms . irebertraausaen.

~rHmoetSentbumS . itebertra8uss9en.
2. Wte9ane an 3oia Shemmel,
= grunoitide auf Glamo 6eiabts,
$3.50.
Warp Sing uno Sos. Buraer an
g. 5. Mioeper, 2 @runoftade an
Gbapes Str, So, 100.
g. .. 9auier an 50. Q. Sauyer
q Cons Sloral Co., 5 @ruu6nide
an gaits@ commerce Ctr. &C., $4,000.
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9r. Sames $. 8imbleb,
6ifs= @ebdube.
speeialit fiir Maie, Sals u. Obr.

Spre9 Stunben BON 10--12 ubr
9ormittass. 3-5 l1br MaHmittags.
Sonntags: BON 10-11 ubr Bprm.
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Sram Eineuu, beutlbe aepruite
9ebamme, empfieblt lid als 8dr=
term.
SEQ. 643 Oit-g commerce StraBe.
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SetrathS=Sd,eiue.

Setfatbs=S d1etre.
anton Scaoorat unb Srancisca
@erlih.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-03
EAST RRAINrREE

The listers started their annual round,
| April LIST.
Pearl Rand began work for Edwin Mar
tin April LIST.
Mrs. Nett Grain is convalescing aftel
several weeks illness.
! George Thayer has moved his family tc
his home from the Martin place.
George Flagg has arrived home from
| Nebraska with carload of horses.
Mrs. Melina Jerd is visiting her daugh-
| tiers in Montpelier and son in Barre.
| r. j. Flint and wife visited at Mr.. Ia
/ tro's in Randolph one day this week.
/ Rev. J. W. Coffin and wife visited
I friends in South Royalton few days last
week.
Mrs. Nellie Fullam and Miss Lucy of
Brookfield were at her fathers Saturday
and Sunday.
c. L. Smith is limping around these days
from the effects of having his foot stepped
on by horse.
The sacrament of the Lords supper will
be observed at the close of the sermon
next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Emma French returned from East
Randolph last Wednesday to her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. S. Hutchinson's.
Mrs. Wallace Peavey is sick with IN
tiammation of the trachea and lungs. DIR.
Russlow attends her. Her mother is car
ing for her.
G. E. meeting Thursday evening at 1880;
topic, "Growing in Grace;" leaders, Luna
Peavey and Della Kline. Church meeting
Immediately after.
Friends here of Frank Townson of
Mortified sympathize with him in the
loss Of one arm and two fingers on the
other hand in the quarries there.
Mrs. C. E. Bowman invited neighbors
and friends to a sugar party in their home
last Thursday evening in honor of Mr..
Bowman's birthday All enjoyed them
selves and pronounced the sugar fine.
The Ladies' Sewing and Mite society
will meet in the basement of the church
next Friday afternoon and evening, April
9TH. Ladies are requested to come early to
tie a quilt. They are also requested to
bring food Of any kind. Hulled corn and
milk will be provided. Two quilts and
few other articles will be for sale. Supper
will be served from till 9. All are cor
diallV invited
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-03
County Road Meetinn

The meeting Of the road commissioners
OF orange county, held here Tuesday un-
der the direction Of Hon. j. o. Sanford
state highway commissioner. was of much
benefit to all participating. Mr.. Sanford
gave an interesting talk OF about two hours
IN the forenoon on General Road Build
ing and Its Care" The meeting was we'll
attended. Every commissioner in the
county was present except few who we're
expecting TO go to w. r. Junction Wednes-
day. There are only four new commission
ers IN the county. Mr. Sanford said the
good policy Of continuing road commits
sloners in office is shown IN the highways
OF those towns where it has been done
The commissioners present, with length Of
service, were as follows
Braintree, q. A Clough, years; Brook
tielo, +. NJ. Amsden, year; Chelsea, NJ. o.
Gates, years; Corinth, L. r. Taplin,4 yrs. /;
Orange, {. +. Carpenter, Randolph, j.
u. Wells, 81 Randolph village, +. b. Wood,
2; STAFFORD, j. X Kendall, i Topsham. +.
+. Locke, Tunbridge, NJ. {. Flanders, 9;
Nershire, G. b. Titus, Z; Washington, A.
w Hutchinson, 5; Williamstown, O. A.
blanchard, q
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BROAD eRooK.

Grace Adams is to teach here this sum
mer.
Mrs. Lucy Allen visited friends at shar-
on Monday
Elmer Turner is to work this summer
for +. Y. Snow.
n. G. Bruce and Robert of Sharon were
on the Brook Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graves visited friends
at SO. Royalton Tuesday.
Roy Allen went Monday to West Hart
ford TO work for +. w. Boardman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. MunseIl and little
Lizzie were at 5. NJ. Shows Sunday.
w. w. Webb was called to Sherburne
Monday to attend his brothers wife's
funeral
An excellent sermon was preached at
East Barnard Easter Sunday. Subject,
"Christ is risen"
The last social for the season was Mar.
i4largely attended and with good success.
These socials have been great benefit to
East Barnard, attended by prominent peO-
pie from all adjoining towns, and a great
help to the church as it is beautiful inside
and out, credit to any place. The hall is
well furnished and has good library Of
over 80 books. Who can say they have
not been a source OF harmless amusement
to all2 We are looking forward to the
next one in MAY. All come and help the
good work go on.
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RoYALToN.

Mrs. Nellie Doyle came from Burlington
Monday.
d. G stearns is somewhat better than
/ last week.
Mrs. A. W. Lyman has been quite IN the
+ past week.
Miss Ida Lyman was in West Lebanon,
I \. H., one day last week.
The Central school opened Monday after
a vacation Of three weeks.
/ Miss Gertrude Denison was in Wood
stock Sunday and Monday.
Miss Ruby Green came Tuesday from
/ Windsor where she spent her vacation.
The W0mnn's club viii meet with Miss
Gertrude Denison Saturday p. M. at 2.30
Beth Heath from East Randolph spent
last week with her grandfather, Seth
Heath.
Easter was observed at both churches
with services appropriate 20 the day and
floral decorations.
Miss Nina Morse accompanied her aunt,
Mrs. e. &. Morse, on her return 10 Derry,
n. r., Saturday.
Rev. }. w, Whitney from Spring Valley,
n. T.. Is expected 20 preach az the Cong
church next Sunday.
Mrs Eastman and Miss Emma Eastman
from Bradford are with Miss Fannie East
man for few weeks.
Misses Nell and Grace Conant from
Randolph Center spent a few days with
Miss Fannie Eastman last week.
Mrs. Sears and Miss Sears from Ded-
ham, Mass, came Monday to spend a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Dewey.
Mrs. Mary Danforth went to her home
in Claremont, ~ H., last week after
spending the winter with Mrs. A, Il.
Danforth.
The following letters are unclaimed at
the Royalton postoifice: Il. Dings, Mrs.
{. ;. Frost, Mr.. NJ. ]. McLam, Frank
Sawyer, Esq.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rix Williams and Mrs.
Cutler from Windsor have been recent
guests OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Green.
Home Missionary society was organ
ized Friday in connection with the Con-
gregational church. with Mrs. Levi Wild
president and Mrs. W. L. Paine treasurer.
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EAST sRookEIELp.

l.. L. Bigelow returned to his duties at
Proctor last week.
"Abe' Worthin and wife of Hinesburg
were in town the first of the week.
Frank II. Wilcox purchased a fine pair Of
draft horses at Newbury last week.
Rev F. f. Currier of Williamstown oc~
cupied the pulpit here last Sunday.
Geo Wheatly is at home for a short
vacat ion from his school work at Essex
Junction.
w. w. Sprague and wife of Randolph
were guests at Geo. X. Sprague's Saturday
and Sunday.
The evening of March 9th was ushered
in with the full chorus OF a thousand
voices singing merrily, the familiar song,
"Rally Round the Flag Do our Older
citizens recall time when the frogs peeped
the advent OF summer in the month of
March before2
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

viii q. Bolin is in Barre this week.
y. b. Bickford lost a COW last Monday
G. J.. Hodges is in Caledonia county thi.
week.
Edith Fowler IS dressmaking at c. L.
Hodges this week.
Patrick Kelley has sold his farm to Prof
Conant. Price s1460.
j. B. Adams found one Of his cows dead
last Tuesday morning.
c. r. Edison and T. J. Adams of Barre
were i'm town over Sunday.
Mrs Frances Washburn is visiting at
W. /. Seymour's this week.
Louis Smith commenced his summer
work for George Panton last Tuesday.
Harry Fisk's three children have been
very sick and the oldest dangerously so.
Lueius Blodgett, who has been living in
Lyndonville with his son, came back here
Monday.
George smith moved last Tuesday to
West BrOokfield to carry on a farm for
Burton Flint.
George r. Pember has bought the home
stead right of the widow in the II. {.
Pember place.
James Mutually has rented the II. c.
Pember farm Of George r. Pember and
has taken possession.
Bert Perry was blowing in March and
George ID. Hyzer the first day of April,
while many others were making sugar.
Miss Mary Hodges, who is teaching in
New Rochelle, n. Y, is spending her
Easter vacation at the home of c. l..
Hodges.
Miss Theresa Moore of North Dakota
was guest at j. W. Fargo's last week.
kos Fnlr in mo-
built houses and is doing quite a business
there. She was successful teacher here
and there is no doubt of her success there
I'M her new business.