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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-26
NORTH RoYALToN.

Miss Mabel Woodwork is stopping
at home.
Will Clarke of Norwich University,
Northfield, is visiting at Geo. Bearings.
Geo. Gum has been drawn as grand
juror and Oramel Morse as petit juror at
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-26
RoYALTon.

W. r. Skinner returned from Boston
Friday.
E. L. Bass from Randolph was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs; Laura Kezer from Rochester was in
town Friday.
Mrs. A. w. Lyman entertained a small
party at lunch Thursday.
Miss Emma Eastman went Wednesday
to her home in Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Laird are in Ran
dolph for Thanksgiving dinner.
Miss Ida Lyman spent Sunday in Bethel
with her sister, Mrs. +. l.. Messer.
Mrs. Hattie VanDeusen and Miss Nettie
Bruce spent Monday in Randolph.
Miss Minnie Diamond is spending the
weeks vacation at her home in Tunbridge.
The Royalton Womans club will meet
with Miss Ida Lyman Saturday afternoon
at 2:30.
Mrs. E. A. Thatcher from Penacook, n.
H., has been the guest of her brother, f..
A. Corbin.
Mrs. Sarah Vesper is more comfortable
at this writing and hopes are entertained
of her recovery.
Miss Leda Smith from Gaysyille came
Saturday to spend a few days with the
Misses Eastman.
+. j. Rumrill and Miss Eva left yester-
day for Claremont, n. H., where they will
spend Thanksgiving.
j. y. Perrin and daughter, Miss Mary
Perrin, from Berlin we're guests of Dea.
John Wild last week.
On the pulpit OF the Cong1 church Sun
day were roses and carnations, contribut-
ed by Miss Leda Smith.
Mrs Rena Burnham Thurston returned
TO her home in Barre Friday after spend
ing three weeks with her mother.
Mrs. c. p Doubleday has Joined her son
and daughter in New York after spending
a week in Northampton and Springfield,
Mass.
c. T. southgate expects to move to
South Royalton this week. His house
will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. ID. @.
Stearns.
Mrs. {. c. Smith from Gaysville and her
cousin, Mr.. Shipman, from Montana spent
Saturday night in town, having come to
attend the school entertainment.
J. ID. Denison and Miss Katharine came
from Randolph Monday night, remaining
till Wednesday, when they went 10 Nash
ua, n. H., to spend Thanksgiving.
The many friends OF Miss Frances Pierce
are saddened by the news OF her death
Tuesday noon and have hearts full OF SYM
pathy for the only surviving sister, Miss
Ellen Pierce.
The entertainment given by the pupils
OF the Central school was fully up TO the
high standard Of former efforts. The chief
flowers Of "Grandmother's Garden were
sunfiowers and the programs were prettily
decorated with these flowers, done in coli
ored crayons by the pupils. suntiowers OF
all sizes artisticnlly arranged on a screen
formed frames for fires young faces.
Maud JOY as Grandmother Crary and
George Harvey as Mr.. Taber acted well
their parts, as did the other members Of
the school their sunflower parts. The
Good Night drill and song by Ruth
Spauiding, Gladys Merrill, Louise Water
man, Ernest Savage, Gertrude Dewey and
Beatrice Joy was particularly pleasing.
The short time spent in preparing for the
shows the good training
which the pupils are getting from their
teachers, Misses Eastman and Benson.
Notice 10 Taxpayers OF RoyaIton.
To save cost, all taxes must be paid on
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-26

No matter how capable the cook, the
best bread cannot be made without Wise
King Flour.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-26

Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks, and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never
fails. Instant relief, permanent cure. AT
any drug stnre. so cents.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-26
Commissioners Notice.

OUTIITIII ooTOEINTa EFVNfNNs
ESTATE OF DELLA @. vINsON
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Randolph, commissioners 70 receive. examine
and adjust an claims and demands Of an persons
against Della q. Vinson. late Of Randolph, IN
said district, deceased, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose Of examining and
allowing said claims az the residence Of Walter
Hamlln On North Randolph the 18th day Of
December, 1908, from I O'Clock q. ma. until
O'Clock D. M. OF said day. and that six
months from the 10th dav of November A. D.
1908, Is the time limited by said Court Tor said
creditors 60 present their claims q Us for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Randolph, this cath day Of November,
A ID. 1908. 1874
WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, Z ,,,,,rs
ERWIN PERRIN,
Stella NJ. and Nina NJ. Ninson, Exrs-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-26

Energy all gomez Headsche9 stomach
out OF order? Simply a case of torpid
liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will make
new man or woman OF YOU.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-26
6. L. BASS.
Spring Water Ice.

We shall be prepared next season to
deliver ice cut this winter from our
new pond OF Pure Spring Water.
Wood
No. Green Slab, 10 in, $50
Partially Dry, 4.75
No. 2 Wood, 400
f77-All prices are CASH.
Order by postal.
Mcc0LLOM & BISHOP.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-26
Notice 10 Taxpayers OF Royalton.

To save cost, all taxes must be pald ON
or before Dec. i, 1903. / will be at II. X.
Fosters office on Monday, Nov. 30, and
Tuesday, Dec. l. u. WINsLoW.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
s d / / j 6 t I /

6 t Il 6 t d u j. a d
S ranf. Oct tore pariIiife Dag
blao Re Gemps" bringer / oisie Duz
&c ipm Splieton en- Aopelle al garit
@tlar u2a race Be Gain" efter set
@anl fe peb sc. 81.
9anf &unt / Gng-
I a no. Dronning Mteranoras
fun1tneriife 9mag gaar, iom engelife
@lobe / benne Sis finder Mnle6ning
til at frembebe, obioll1t / &etning
al oanif &l1nlt, bbilfet iier befraftes
al Sc mango 6anlfe Malerter, iom
9romingen e terbaanoen bar iamlet
paa fine Slotte. &en0es lenelte Ct
bperpelier al banif &unit bar MI ne6=
penoiggiort Ell Smorontng al oiSie
@tlle0er, og bun, far 0erfor beltemt,
at ser / Srangeriet poa @almora(
Slot ifal iamleS alt> bba0 bun eier
Al bon1 fe &,1nltneres Garfer.
Dr Cert n + er,
set eneite nulepenbe Me0lem al 6en
grun0lobgioen0e &iasbagu fejreoe 5.
90. Mopember lin 80 Nars 6boiels>
6ag. S ben Mnleoning bab0e 6olte-
tingets @enltre in6bu0t bam til en-
Gammenfomit / Migsoagsbpgnin>
gen. En1te6e par flere at Miniitre-
ne og ca. 100 @tgsbagsmeno al beg
&c Sing og at ollie 8ortier. 9a Den
gamle 9oftor - fleot / @iole oQ
bpt6t og me6 en- &oie / &napbulle1
- pe6 @tatsrebtior MielienS Mrm
troa6te in6 / 5alen, mobtoges bar
me6 en- BARN % p%e6bol6en6e @lapial:
be, Der gieniDnlig | bbi @rob gla
! 6eoe og oberroife6e bam. SITE lac
mart Dor man fommen til Seo'
| igien, fgr SEN gam!e Dpftor u6en a
ipprge ON programmed for bette bgi
tioe(ige Mp0e ltrafs ielb tog Or6et
ttaffe6e for Snobp6elien og bol6t e
lille Gore6rag, bbori ban u6ptfle6
lit @pn paa forifiellige aftuelle, po
litiife @pprgsmoal, og fprit ga 0ett
Sore6rag bar enot, fit @tatsrepilo
Mielien 2eiligbe6 iii at bol6e Sci
Gelttale, bborme6 Mg6et bel egent
Zig nof iful6e bore begpnot! Cite
bam bolbt flere at &igs0agsmen0e
ne og @onieirpraii0enten SaIer 10
@intber, Der ita6ig beipare0e 6isie
ct belt lille Gore0rag, bbort ban me
beun6ringsber0ig @%ufommelie o.
imttten6e 2une fortalte Smoaepilo
Ser fra lit lange politiite 2ip. @p
set bare6e en- Eimes Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

itgrre 5or6ringer, ems mango
MiooelI tan0s=Jamitier bor Maoo til
at itile. Sen npe SnItitution fan
berfor FIN bente at fnn Sc Mllerfatz
tiglte til &l1n0er.
glas e nj / agen. Mob
5olfetinqsmano g. &nuole n lom
miolertioig M1tiDorsbapenbe for so
ctaloem6fraten" anlogoes iom Set bill
erinores for en- Sis it0en Sag .of
SSnititsminilteriet for Ell grtifel al
guoSbeipotteligt Sn6bor6, Ser bopoe
itaaet | 8la6et. Dommen fol0t
forleoen pg l60 paa EFT @gbe al 500
Scr. til Statsfasien, lublt0inrt finn
pelt Sengiel / 80 Gage, bporboS
Stltolte bill bobe at n6re0e 5ogens
Smfcltninger. g. &nu0len bar FIN
for SEN enc Dag, ga Mrtiflen 1to0 i
8laoet, anfart iom Mniborsbobenol
Ge0aftpr, og BET er mere ems tbipl-
fomt om fan bopbe let Mrtiflen fp1
ban lelte SEN I 8lQ6et.
&ebragerierne / Oct
orene6e 9 ampf
el1fab. Set ferite. &eiultot al
&ebiiionen ober Sobannes &eoeriens
8eoragerier mob 9. S. g.. g. fore
1igger mi officielt. @epiiionen er
Dog lite f%ul61ten6ig, i6et man enonu
mangler &egnifaberne for Morene
1894 og IS.
Da Sobonnes Beoerlen ielp bar
fprt @asiebog ober Sc mango SEN,
&c, iom fan / Marenes 2eb bor
%itiaalet fra Selifabet> bor 1ette / bpi
@ra6 Iettet Sc betp0eIige MrbeIoer
me6 at rebi6ere Bans &egnifober
8eoerien begpn6te for Is Mar ii6er
fine 8eipigelier, nemlig / More
1887. Sill en- @e9pn6elie npie6eE
fan / set fprlte me6 1900 @r.; ole
re6e nn1 te Mor, / 1888, l6b &e6ra
gerierne op til 5000 @r. Og ioo til
: ger Sc jgpnt: / 80 itial ban 1000
&r., / 1890 10000 &r., 1891 Is,
900 &r., 1892 $4,000 &r., 1898 16,
900 &r. S 1894 og 1896 ban6t ba1
> betpbelige GUNNER pe6 Terminsipe
frIationer og n6jeoes 0erfor mel
min6re 8elpb, ioo bi6t man fan ie
S 1896 er ban otter oppe poa %,
900 &r., / 81 poo $4,000 &r., / 9{
: poo 10000 &r., / SO poa 16,00(
, Ser. og / 1900 poa $4,000 &r. :
' 1901 baler fan neo til 5000 &r.
, / 1902 er ban otter oppe paa IL,
600 &r., og / 1903 far ban allereo
! tilpen0t Jig $4,000 &r. al 5elfabet
Yenge.
Otter bba6 Ser er oplp1t, bor bo'
ingen Me6ifplbige eller Me6bi6er
bapt. Sbtn6lerierne bar ban u6e
luffenbe u6f6rt be6 &ielp al fa1if
&egninger, iom ban babbe u0lteot
for fjellige 6irmaers Mabne. st q
5irmoerne, sc. @ielien> / bpis Map
ban / Sc tire 1t6ite Mar bab6e bGpe
ca. $4,000 &r., efsiiterer oberbope
set iIet lite! Mlt / alt menes BAN
8e6ragerier at 1gbe op til en- &par
Million &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
&ipbmbabn.

Song eorg iom fip>
Sen + jam t @run6ejer.
Sen GREET &onge bar efter 6orlp-
benbe fipbt Sen Mnferlfe @aarb beb
5tran6en bts<a=bis &riitionsborg
Slot. &igbeiummen er 288,O0O Ser:
Com befien6t eier @ongen ogiao en-
6anf &erregaar6 @mibltrl1p pao
9reiunosfplten.
s un6eflogfab b. &per
Sag afbenter to @l1n6e paa egen
&aan6 @biler fra @ioifen poa @on-
gems MDtorD / &ipbenbopn. Sen
enc fommer ON Tormibbogen, Sen
anoen ON gftermi66ogen. 8egge
&unoeme & uifotife @~Drbebunbe"
og 6eres Sremgangsmoa6e omtrent
Sen iamme. Meb Gorpoterne fro6=
les poa &ioiffrgfenens 8in6ue, @en-
gene a%fleoeres, &un0en faar Mpi1en
/ Mnn6en og / ful6t STRIPPING goar
BET iaa biema6.
Drenge TRIGGER. Nog-
lie elore @leber paa Metropolitonlfc<
len, Ser bar fie6e of at @ongenS SUI
bileum fatot paa en- @enoag, 1freu
ct Mn6ragen6e til &ongen ON at faa
fri fra 9folen ON Monoagen. 6or-
le6en bleb Drengene fal6t OBJ pao
&eftorS &ontor, bbor Sc fit en- CT
oentlig Sberbuling. 8repet bar
cabinet al Sperbofmar fallen, iom /
Steoet for at gibe Set til @ongen
bab6e ien6t set til Sfolens Meftor,
iom bar meget fortprnet pber fine
@lebers Saftlpsbe6.
Sc M nbiIeumsf
roneitpffer, Ser Ell Mntol
al 100000 er bleben pregeoe / Mn-
lebning al &ongens 40 Mors Subtle
INN, er / 0isie Gage en-. e~fteripurgt
@are / &iebenbapn. SSubileums6a-
gen, S6n6ag Morgen mellem s og
9H ubrepere6es Ser fra 6inansbo=
be6fosien for 10000 @roner at Sem,
og Munoag 5ormib0ag Dar Ser ot-
ter Spleb n0en for Ben ltore, rboe
@egieringsbpgning. Mf Sc np Mgnt=
n6lepere6es imiolertio fun 81
@%fsemplnrer pr. &efpirent, og batte
bar for mango en- Slide til itor Mis-
fornpielie, i6et a0ifilfige babbe tenft
at ipefuIere efter en- ltgrre Maq-
leitof / SoIfs loDale gilb6ieltgbeber
beb at opfiebe SubtlRnmstofrone=
itpfffer en- gros.. Men be0 pripate
1ransaftioner bar mango aIligebeI
efterbaan6en forifaffet fig ct lille 2o-
ger at Ben M Sore, Der i 26bet at
notere6es til 2H1z--3-=
81 % a ST. pr. 5tf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
&robtnIerne.

6tobSergent @ran e
Ser / flere Star bor bgret Gorpalte1
poa &ronborg Slot, er arrelteret 70,
8e6rageri giennem e1 l9ngere Star.
reffe.
Nprrebr 0 b : s. amen
&ongen far gibet @neretsbebilline
til Mnl9g og Drift al en- Sernbans
fra S0enie eller @jolleie oper Squire
brobD til Saaborg.
9ia t brpIInp fun6e
Sen Is. &opember feires at Mftpgts=
1non0 Niels Nielien og &uitru, Ssle=
mari pr. @n1um. 9iamantbrn6=
gommen er 88, Dinmantbru6en 80.
$ OBJ + 0 bor e. ter BEN MI tilen=
0ebragte Solfetelling 3,177 Sn6bpg=
gere, 6eraf 1,494 al Mon6fbn oa
1858 nf &pin6efgn. S Sior be6
famine Sis bar ser "a &eripner flere.
b 8ornb 0 s6ampe +.
r9ampifibsielifabet of 1866" bar
paa en- efstrapr6innr @eneralforiam=
ling be0taget at ialge 9mperen
rSialmar" og at la0e bpgge Ell M
Camper bos B11rmeiiter & @ain.
9 rnfnet / en- MergeI=
g + b. Sorle6en Mprgen fano=
tes en- 16aarig @ige fra &dnbierg
orrfnet / en- MergeIgrap / Merbe6en
al @iellerup / Citing 9ogn> calling.
&igen bar b9ret foripnnoen ct @ar
&nl6 6orleoan
ful6ieileoe / en- ret lterf
8lait to Siffere fra @pfi9bing p.
&eoer Sin6borg og SIR. &rog
10e ! 9iterfioro, bDor be Lao / @an-
BET og bol0t Jig oppe ne6 8aaoen |
~ Stme. SeI6igbis bemarfe6es
Jet al ct Bar Sollingbofiifere, Ser
,giaa bar paa 6ior6en. De tom Dem
II Si9lp % rabbe6e benz / poerit for
'om1nen Eilitan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

q - Cl ! u Gu UplI
to 8roDltier ct S6rbre og Ell Nor-
ore.
5orgiftning al Sal
b efiG6. &aa 9rr~itslebgnoro paa
Sun blep forle0en benbeo en- 91es
for rogle Gage lioen lpge
efter at babe lpilt &jGoet al en- &olp,
ser efter at &alien bor ifaoret ODER
paa rem, bop0e bangt fra ON 81 te-
~; til ON Morgenen mes Sn0Dol=
6eEc / Jig.
. 6en e g b bur ingenlin0e
beret ppntet til Se1t iom poo aon=
gems Srbilnums6ag. Boo 8prau=
bets 6oranitaltning afbol6tes 6elt=
miooog og Sal paa &oaob1iet. ST.
ing 6ottige bleo beipiite, og til Ml=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u06elteS 1000
Yor1ioner Ma6 fra Srimltrernes 8e=
lpismngsanitalt
Il Beb
Observation-Disclosures / Morj tal
bpn6te en- l1lDffe. 9a man beb
Sol6bo6en bar fer6ig mes at iolute<
re, iprang en- &anor. Stprman68=
eleb 2auri6s Ma6ien fit Oct enc Sen
tnuH It, laa set maatte amputeres, %
BET anbet Sen bIeb iterft beifa6iget.
On Sern1t1mp breffe6e 8enet paa
en- al De Omltaaenoe> og en- Dreng
fit ct min6re @oar.
Benge at tiene. S
~2ollanb Baliters @tiftsti6en6e" for
telles, at ct lollanof Meiert, iom
ti6ligere life loo Melfej pon6ene af=
orpppe> / 2pbet at ii6ite Mar far OPP
lamlet al @eltmelf 1862 @6. -
755 Bb. Smgr. Set er NOT bero
at tage me0, og set oplpieS> at bele
Bette Mpparat, Ser freezes, er en-
Erebgnf me6 &ul(er, 6erun6er en-
&en6e, lom f6rer til en- Spun6.
en- ubDgge1ig @igre=
tur. Gorle0en bente0e en- @aar0<
man6 8raaegnen en- Scr ifemaifine
pr. 8ogn be6 8raa citation. @eb
&iemfjgrslen fra @tationen bleb Sc
lte1e lgbife og iatte al 5te6 mes
Snr1femoi finen fen imoo 2e6et, Ser
1leffer for Soerfigrslen ODER 8ane-
iporet. Ser fit oen enc &eit en-
Ben al 2e6ltangen boret ioo 6pbt in6
2ibet> at Sn6bol6ene fom til 5pne,
: bborfor BEN maatte 1lagtes me6 BET
famine.
&urriere. @an6> polpt. S.
&olmberg, @gn at &anoe!sgartner
&olmberg / @pfpbing, a%frejier / 8e=
gDnoelim al December til Etent1in /
&ino for at opertage @tillingen lom
Operingenigr og 9ireft6r for BET oer-
beren6e 8an6berf. Den nnge ST.
genter, iom fit @fsamen / 6jor og
it6en bar beret aniat bos 6irn1oet
&emp & 2anrtt5en / Mpfbbing, bar
beb Sbertagelien al obennnpnte @tiI-
ling lagt @run6en i'll en- 29bebone,
Ser rimelig bill blibe al en- ret enc
ltaaen6e Mrt. 8egpn6eti esgogen er
ca. 5000 &r. og pentes for6oblet ONT
ct Mar.
Strand n be6 Sob
B erg. ct it6rre Glib, @ori tibet
u@apello" at Mren6al, itror6e0e Not-
ten til %. Nobember nnr 8obbiera.
0agen foru6 bar @fibet ingttogat
fra 2an0, bbor man ioa, at 5tran<
Ding bar l111n6goaelig / Sen orfa11og=
tige Storm. &e6ningsbni Tenet Itoo
porat ODER bele 2inien. 90 5fibet
ite6te beo 8opbjerg, berte man @b6=
raob fra 5fibet, og Ser blep ien6t
&e0ningsrafetter u6 ODER Bette; 6e
fal0t paa Sfibet, men ingen bole0e
2inen in6. Mon61 fabet bar gooet /
8aooene for ielp at bjerge fig, og
bber eneite Man6 omfom. Glere
leml9i te6e Sig er 6rebet / 2an6.
6 m lie so pnter. &us=
man0 Niels Dit, Ser Dor / Nprbe6en
al 8eirnmbro be0 @ibora, far / 6is-
lie Gage giort ct ret ~betDoeligt 61nb
al gamle Sglbmgnter. Be0 at flDt=
te en- S%or06pnge blep Fan opmerf-
Son1 nno ~ IfIIo O~Sor,,So So,. &,oS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

le11l91te0e Zig er 0rebet / 2at10.
6 m lie 80 3 n ter. &us=
man6 Niels Dit, Ser Dor / Nerbe0en
al &eirumbro be0 8ibora, far / ois-
lie Gage giort ct ret betDoeligt Sumo
al gamle Sglbm9nter. 8eo at flpt-
te en- Soro6pnge blep bon opmerf-
iom poa en- lille 2e6erpoie> ser be6
Bergrtng gift tit, og n0 al Sen bnl=
taoe Wasie r :af Sglbpenge. Senere
bar ban gjennemgaaet Sor0opngen
,tgien og D6erligere fun0et 5 SGyp-
mgnker. S alt far ban fl1n6et 81
.5tfr. Mdnterne er ca. 200 MQr
gomle, nemlig fra &riltion cen 5.S
og Sre6erif Sen 4.s Sis. Ser er
80 itgrre, lom bgrer ii0ltn9bnte &on-.
ges 8t(leoe og Mprfet XVI 5fil-
ling Danffe", iumt 81 min6re, ser
barer &riitian Sen SIS 8il(e6e Ga
bar gialot 8 5filling. @borle6es
Menterne Ell TONNE poo Sen 8la6s
/ 8affen, er 10 iHffe gobt at bioe. Ser
gaar Der paa. Ggnen @ogn ON at
Der | gamle. Sage, me6ens ser bar
Sfob paa 8afferne Iige fra @on6e-
rllp til 2epifal, laa ct Sns beo ober-
nepnte 8affe. &niet falotes Sen
lille &ragereoe", % oets 8eboer bar
5efienot iom en- flor Gpp, iad ban
'noog uffiibrte omfring og itiaI":
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-12

perfect apples, wipe. core. then steam until
tender. For the filling allow a quarter
pound of candied cherries and two ounces
Of candied pineapple. Chop fine. and SIM
mer with half cupful of sugar and a cup
of water. Arrange the steamed apples in a
deep glass dish, drain the fruit and fill
the centers Of the apples, heaping full.
Boil the syrup until thick. flavor with sher-
ry and dip over the apples Chill and serve
with whipped cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-12

in ground nuts-almonds, English walnuts
or butternuts. Another f1avoring that often
finds favor is made by adding two or three
peach leaves or the kernels of the pit to
the sauce while 1t is stewing. Remove be-
fore serving.
Baked Apples and Nuts.-For a half dozen
large apples, good three-fourths cup OF
nut meats-butternuts, black walnuts OF
hickory nuts-will be required. Chop the
meats fine and add half cup of sugar.
Core the apples and fill the centers with
the nuts and sugar. Bake in a rather deep
When tender remove carefully, place in q
pretty dish, pour the juice over the apples,
and crown with whipped cream or a mer-
ingue made from the whites of two eggs.
Old-fashioned Boiled Cider Apple Sauce
Boil one gallon of new, sweet cider down
to two quarts. Pare, quarter and core half
a bushel of sweet apples, preferably pound
sweets" Put the cider into a porcelain ket-
tie, and when 1t boils. add as many apples
as the kettle will hold. Cover closely and
cook slowly without stirring, until the APP
Piles are tender. Take out without break
ing, add more and cook until all are done.
Pour the strip over the apples and set away
to cool. The next day drain off the strip,
boil 1t down until quite thick, and pour
again over the apples. The pieces Of apple
should be quite distinct and the juice almost
the consistency of Jelly. few nice ounces
sliced fine, cooked until partially tender.
pies in the cider, make an excellent combi-
nation with the apple. A pound of sugar
to each peck of fruit may be added II de-
sired. This may be canned or kept in an
old-fashioned stone jar. Put a piece Of
manila paper dipped in brandy over the jar,
then the stone cover. This cider apple
sauce, the old-fashioned preserve of our
grandmothers, goes eXcellenuy well with
doughnuts or crullers.
Apples au Natural-No ma tier in how
many varied or tempting ways apples may
be prepared there is no way in which they
are more wholesome more tempting to
the eye and palate than served in their
natural state. For the breakfast table, line
a silver cake basket or low glass dish with
small fresh grape leaves. letting the little
tendrils curl over the edge This, of course,
If you have vine of your own to levy on.
Polish your apples until they shine. Mel
low sweet harvest, or brilliant red astrak-
hans and lay in alternately. If fortunate
enough to own morning glory vine, pick o
half dozen of the delicate pink blue blos-
SONS and place in the interstices, and you
will understand as never before the beauty
of the old scriptural illustration, Apples Of
gold in dishes of silver.
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the cask. Let remain for two months, then

the cask. Let remain for two months, then
rack off and bottle.
Menus.
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Chilled Pears.
Cereal. Cream
Broiled Chicken. Lyonnaise Potatoes.
Rice Gems. Coffee.
Cream Of Tomato Soup.
Rolled Steak. Mashed Potatoes.
Farcied Eggplant. Tomato Mayonnaise.
Peach Pudding. Fruit Sauce.
Cheese. Water Crackers.
Coffee.
SUPPER.
Hot Mullins Sliced Peaches.
Cake. Chocolate.
MONDAY
BREAKFAST.
Gem Melons.
Broiled Bacon with Poached Eggs.
flashed Brown Potatoes.
Soft Cornmeal Cake. Coffee.
LUNCH.
New England Dreamed Smoked Beef.
Currant Bread and Butter.
DINNER.
Clear Soup.
Stuffed Green Peppers,
Cucumber Jelly Salad.
Green Apple Pie Cheese. Crackers.
Coffee
TUESDAY
BREAKFAST.
Peaches.
Cereal Cream
Bacon Omelet. Baked Potatoes.
Whole Wheat Gems. Coffee.
LUNCH
Thinly Sliced Cold Beef.
Dreamed Potatoes. Hot Cream Biscuit.
Fruit Cocoa.
DINNER
BisQue Of Tomato.
Spiced Beef. Boiled Potatoes.
String Beans.
Lettuce and Beet Salad.
Peach Mousse with Whipped Cream
Cheese Waters. Coffee
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occasion, apples steamed tender and their
core cavities filled with candied fruits are
to be commended.
Apple FarcL-selees eight laEee. tender,