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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-30
Taken to Hospital

D. George, a groceryman of the
South Side, was taken to the North
Wheeling hospital this afternoon
.or treatment he Is 6 Fl .cted with
>l,s-ase # he stomach, aEd his n
Gni"n l. quite seIIous.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

FOR SALE-The only desirable 80 feet
left on Lawrence avenue is number 425.
1t has a S-room shack and low price
on it. You better hurry. Room 4. over
PIC u. Douglas. 146-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

LOST-Set of plans for dwelling. on
South Lawrence, marked kutledge
House. Leave F. F. Parsons. Archi-
tect Office in Biting block. 14s-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

FOR SALES feet, second block, South
Topeka, at bargain. >. p. Fullington.
Whine building. 109-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A 9--oom house. newly pa
pered and painted; also good barn. ~
New York avenut. Call at l46 y. To-
peka, Gray Gables. 110-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
PERSONAL.
SAFES.

fiRF -PSSSF SSFEs al ss.es' csrTied
in stock Sold CT payments Factory
price AllIson Office Supply Co. Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
STORE Rooms FOB RENT.

FOR RENT-Good. room -suita BILE for ice
cream and cold drink parlor or business
of anv legitimate nature Location best
residence part of city. Rent low. Ad-
dress Business, . care Eagle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
TAKEN Up.


TAKEN UP-At 1888 Waco avenue. one
sOrrel horse. Owner can have same
by calling at above address, proving
property and paying expenses.
14S-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

wanted, With $500 ready money, to take
an active interest with me in first
class paying business; large profits from
beginning. For interview, address Lock
Box Gil, Wichita, Kan. 147-4tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
POULTRY.

FOR SOLICITATIONS small ones, (
dozen hens. 5 miles south of Masonic
Home, known as the Cottman farm.
l4S-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

NOTICE REAL ESTATE AGENTS
NOTICE'Te Real Estate Agents, Notice
is hereby given that ms property. No
ISIS : Hydraulic. il Withdrawn from the
market. John Davis lss-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
Dr.. ". Shuts
Specialist

In Medical. Surgi-
cal and Electrical
treatment of all
Chronic. Nervous.
Skin and Private
Diseases, male and
female. Office. $50
North Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission. Al
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. A-u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

FOR SALE-Hogses land and lots. CT
West side. O. MartiEsOn. West SIDE
is1-sstx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wANTED-A good. gentle driving horse,
at Isl Cleveland avenue. 41-StN
WANTED--Iace curtains to laundry. at
&c per pair Call or address 1871 Ellis
avenue. l46-etN
WANTED - You TO see the Honest
Wearing shoes we sell Prices lowest
IN, the city. G. w. Myers, Manager.
Sec e Douglas avenue
s2-su-we-fr-tf
WANTED "A secondhand. roller-top
desk. at 2l5 :. Main l45-tf
w4ANTED-Nursing, by Miss Haupt. k25
S. Water 146-5tX
WANTED-Stock to pasture; good hedge
] fence and living water; 5 miles east. on
Central, and = mile north from court
2 house. l.. d. Dfckie. l40-we-fr-su-6tN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
FINANCIAL,

81, 0eO. 900 TO LOAN on Kansas aoc OKLA
hema farms. Whine & Whine. Wichita,
Kan 6Sssf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
STRaYED.

STRAYED-On Monday evening, a small
snow-white fox terrier pup, about 1
months old. The finder viii please in
form J. f. Reese at 800 East Douglas
avenue. or 1l2 East First street, and get
reward. Phone 159 14S-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

FOR SALES feet. in one OF the best
residence blocks on North Lawrence
avenue. Stewart & Burns lift
FOR SALE-l60 acres. miles of city.
with good improvements and fine
orchard, 5000.
100 acres, 10 miles of city. 50 acres of
alfalfa, orchard, fine land and good i'm
provementS. S6,500.
$50 acres. 50 acres alfalfa, good improve
ments. SlO,5Q0.
Fine wheat land. in Pawnee county, for
$40 TO SIS per acre.
AZ lots, corner Waco and Sixteenth, cast
and south front. A bargain, S525.
Five acres within nine blocks of St.
Francis hospital. 81 loo,
If you want to buy q corn farm, wheat
farm. blue grass farm, in eastern Kan
sas, or cattle ranch in western Kansas,
come and see me.
JOHN FERRITER, 1877 n. Main.
left
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-A. 21a-horse power Waterloo
gasoline engine; or viii trade for an
electric motor. Claude o. Funk, 229 E.
Douglas. l46-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Lawn mowers, clippers,
shears and razors sharpened; also ex-
pert gun and bicycle repairing. at James
a. Stafford's Gun and Bicycle shop,
$50 N. Main l44-7tx
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-13

. large body in our city helped Il
make many for the time forge,
their sorrows and turn over anothe,
oi the sad pages nf life 10 begin
wlth Dew hope and cheer life.
7 struggles and battles No, fep
ot God : people might learn from
them Inc power OF smile and the
uplifting inbuence Of good fellow
ship and good will. The kipdl,
spirit ri Hello Bill might work
well IN Some Oh hurcbes, where there
is supeTabundance of cold formal.
/ lty and uDi-ie0dliDess, where mem.
/ bers of the same chutcn pass each
J othsr without speaking and where
tbe stranger must wait and hunt
, iO- Z seat
j. were worth the visit OF the
EIEs ~ Baltimore 10 have this sen
tlDent for them expressed from the
pulpn-s world of truth in one brief
pa-ag1aDh, worded by a reader Of
ibe npnaD heart II is evident
that DR.. ZIuDerman did not look
iD- what be could fDd bad in tbe
-lEs az the chronic critic would
90 any BODY OF men}, bit that be
looked toT any thing good be might
bs able 10 see and be found "tbe
sweet Kernel, the kind heart and
splrlt ri Denevoleoce and CHARITY" "
he very presence of this class Of
meo helped to make many joY the
TINE forget their so-Iows and turn
over aDo,heI ot the Sad pages oi
lie " begjn with DEW bope and
cbee! li'e's struggles and battles"
] be writer oi this is not an ELK,
nrt he knows The ElkS " 1T tt.ney-
r'e"t, charitable, full ri yrod deeds
jus, the Kind of men ~ make
I'h"!A sr;gct ttejr nJr1onA- and !,
i cjeaI that this Baltimore pastoy
"nr We Jsdge, il 4 preacher ri the
Gr>I'cl ri lrVc, has analyzed them
iT"n the STANDPOINT Of the yrc,d
Christian "Hello Bill" May your
NIfT: !ncrea1. and nalutations 70
y"u, OI. Zimmerman, May YOU,
tTIbc also increase
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-13

condition OF either district, such
action being limited only BY The
condition that srch person mus: he
50 situated as 10 be better accom-
modated, and this condition is de-
sernr1ued by the board of trustees
from which the persons are TO be
removed, ii being mandatory tha:
the trustees Of the adjoining dis
tT'ct shall receive snch person.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-13
1BW8ERRy SAVINGS BANK
Of
Newberry, S. G.
0Tgan1%od l8o@


i""n working by the day is pnjd
Tor tn" tim" bn puts in at work. bnt
"heh mat nan saves Il dollar for hia
day.s labor it works for him niobta
~ well ~ days; never lays of on ac.
connt ol bhd westhcr and never gets
H'ck' hnt goes right on earning him
an income ~" " nice thing to work
,or money, but it's mneh nicer TO
nav" '"on"y working for you TRY
"--"pnn " envinga account with M
M'd g"t rom" money working for you
MAKE d"posit in the Snvings dc
p"f,"en' today and lot it begin to
work f"r y"n. Interest com mputed at
per cont J"n"ary I and July / Of
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-13
An ORDINANCE
FIXING the Rate and Prescribing the Timc
lOP the Payment Of Town Taxes for
The Year 1903.

| RE IT ORDAINED BY THE
Ap Mayor and Aldermen Of the Town
OF NcWbcrry, in the State Of South
| CaroIna In council aDHcnbcd, and f,v
authority Of the same: That for the
pnrpohc Of raining n revenue and inlthc
GZcrclnc Of the taxing power Of said
loWn, the following taken are hereby
! Irnpoacd for the fiscaI year ending De-
+ ccmbcr "Ist, 1903, upon all real and
Perhohai property within the corporate
MINUS 81 EaIh Io"h (cZccpt such aB iH
cHcnpt rom taxation under the Consti-
tuition and laws Of this State) upon the
valuation thereof aH aHgcngcd for taxa
tion f0r County and State purpogcy.
ViZ.
section ]. That tax Of Hixty cents
on each one hundred dollars worth OF
real and personal property within the
corporate limits Of the Town Of New
berry, in the State Of South Carolina
(cIccpt such ab is exempt from taxa
tion under the Constitution and Iawg of
TINS Statc) is hereby levied for the pur
pore of raining revenue 10 dcfray e.,
ordinary czpcnHcB Of said town for tine
fihcal year ending December 3lgt, 1909.
sec. Z. That tax of thrcc-fourthg Of
mIIl ON each dollar'g worth Of real and
pcrgonnl property within the c0rDoratt.
limits Of the town Of Ncwbcrry (czcoDt
such as la exempt from tazati0n under
the ConHtitution and laws Of this Stutcl
II hereby levied for the purpose Of
ralnlnY revenue 10 dcfray the bonded
indcbtcdncaH Of said town FOR the Obora
IiOuac. f"
Sec. 3. That tax Of two and q half
fhIllH on each dOlIar'g worth or real and
Pcrhonal property within the corporatc
lmlN or the Town OF NcWbcrry, (cx
ccpt hnch ab ig exempt from taxution
under the Constitution and laws Of this
Hthtc) is hereby levied for tho purb0ec
OF raiginK revenue tO pay the intdrcst
on ana crchtc II sinking fund for the
bcbdcd lndcbtcdncHH OF said town for
the Water Works and Electric Ljpbt
Plant. '''
Iec. 4. That 81 tax Of one mill on each
dolIhr'n worth Of real and pcrsonul
WbpGrty N thin tho corporate limits OF
ths rom Of NcWberry (cxc6pt such ag
IL Gzsnpt from taxation under the Con
EtlhitsDH hDd lnWs of this Statc) is hcrc-
nj l%vjsI fDr the purpose Of raisinp
fET@Gts ~ tal the intcrcBt on and crc-
aM Einkjng fund for tho bonded in
oets/t}h@$s nj Eaid Wwn for tho Sewer
ny D3EtAtn
~ lsylHd gfalI be paid w said toWn In
W,n' "W""I ~ tff 'JnltC0 STATES,
MlWGsh sI thG ttth day of 0ctobcr, 1903,
mpd rs Jflh my W November, 1903,
b hmn tnnt ,nn hlh'r ths l7th day Of NoHnn'
per, iWh, pHnnIty " ten per cont. rs
htfGhy hmDDend upon and sfnII bc added
w ~ tnZrg IN arrears.
bec, !G. Ttnt execution issue accord.
lnH W lhW for the collection Of all tdXes,
IhGa Or pcnhltiog past due and unpaid
ror Thirteen days, and tho cOgts OF said
execution.
Done nnd ratified undor tho c0rporate
ia ~ gcaI Of said Town this the l4lh
day Of September 4. D. 1903.
j. W.. EhEHhTJyT,
TlIO3. .. STEWART.
Clerk and Treasurer.
-'' - -'~r7' asy--s......
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-13
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Items Of mOre Or Less Interest copdensef
Outside the State.

The Oriental situation cemsto r,
more Threatening.
There was a large increase III tb,
number OF yellow lever cases q
Laredo Friday.
! Aodltor Castle OF the posto ffc
n"partDent, has resigned because @
The postal scandals.
Al .7rgenrjDe gunboat has s.ilec
! 1oT the Antarctic regions 10 search
to1 rhe N"Tdcnsk!old expedition.
The arguments in The Alaskan
oonnoaTr case are all in. The
OomDissiou will now deliberate as
to its decision.
1t IS lea. ned that the terms Of :
general treaty ri arbitration have
tetn concluded between France
aoo CTeat Britain.
The American ship Bcniarniu
''@2 '7e" ''7' d Ihe Fesca-
,|'''' '"c''e u me persons
"0'' "a eI'
Sir Jphn bu;Eoyne. who aidec
fo1nc! Empress l:ugenia il he,
hrRht from France. was married
" - - " - nav '''e'''' III L'n-
China has II last signed The com
mcIcial ,ycaty with the I-n;,.d
,,.. ''' ''',"'s. VIC opening ut
' ''' - ~ ~ ''''H"' una
J"|'l''' Nhahne!iain Is losing no
''l''''nn'ty 20 spread his fiscal
g"apcI John Richmond says the
!" "'''""' c"'ihhcNtIal cIclE
" '''''''" O"cEcfy, ri Missouri,
'",. 90. w." '""'o'co Oh chaffc "i
"'''"H H"oh''!ch' naturalization.
80, ,, '' .. VIC '''c'' u
' >>.'''"'' N'''''" I'D" "'adc
$780,, , ','"'1 "a''c" "''a
''>'''' ''' '''' c''a'e
~ '''''"
van -, ~ ""' ! way '"'
D. '''>.'' '''''
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''"'''' ~ '''''"'"
w '','' " Wv C'"'co'
rh.,,,.,. '',' ''''' "'' "'he
..;,,., ''''''''' y" ''h'"'a'c
'''' w '''c
N'nT Nashyi!lc, III H~rricn cD,ln-
,>,.u ''-''' '"'' % ~
t,,.,,,,;,,. :,, '''' '''''"' Den
'" " ''"' ""I'l"'|1o 20
knn.ja has made no move to
cvacuatc Msnchurja. Il !. ,,at.d
'''"' ninety hn"''an W"rahlps have
Wv or H''hnf ''r the coast OF
u "'"'
IN" prrrcn,lrn in the .Erncgt
caY.. now ON trial .,
announced Thnrhday that
y "'''H NhIy hhN fDf a conviction
WI "''''"F' J." "'c @'c"hd dcHrcc'
n Mjthacl Uayjtt tho noted F,;.h
man, who har latcIy made a trip
'hSruyh thc |cvjnh yaIc III Huau;,
""I''| btc f/"T iiH' The conditions
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-13

saH,fe that they Eest,1a n,, ,.-,;s,.
fioise'aback on cath.
saturdays SESSION
On Saturday naorr,iny the Ga,
P1aoeo On the stand about tave,,,
Witnesses some Of them ne,, d,o
f,@ghbors 70 Hohenhack WIZ, 49,,
toat they would not belseye him ~
cpih. "'h" "'
": b, ceer. Of rse STATE, denied
t'er having told V5caor y. Cbeshjr.
'7at MI Gonzales was carving :
pistol to1 Tillnaan.
Alfred Wallace. spner1o,a,da,,
~ ihe Columbia street rs5lvsv 49,,
he'd That Flowers bad told him b
fnF" nothing about the trayedv
1oo 81 II went on. the iupeach neDt
. - character and the Contradiction,
II ='7ocDoe- Considerable time VIZ
cEtptto 70 attacking the cbg-a,.,e1
=; T j. Mitchell, who swc,ra ~.
NY C0nzales told him if JiIlrDaD
%'T1 ratisd his eyes Z, hin .'De
"D51c III him 50 full Of Jed that
IL roulG not tote il of"
TN DEyENsE IN KggvqrlL
1T oeiense IL rebuttal placed "a
'2* stand large runbe- y; wit.
! ,'t-s5@. "D, 2nore that NrlzGot,sck'
lna'a:,er has always been yo,5
~ tna, they ~;Jnld y,Ii.ve bi12 %
p:.o.
VEAT MIN y5OJ.zgNglCg.
!5rjz~DDack was one ~ The u,u-
N1:o@a'f-, for The deiense He c11
'1rE>'ao Capl. White - - threats
',"cE ~ Grnztle1 il the veg,itule
~ '>E Ii@Iate chauD~' The d.y fe-
'H:" ,rs HDrot;nY, The thYea,s NJ.
,...",sn referred ~ WHEN oe Sid IT,
W. L1Dzs,-H Ju3i t@tpI: sb,Jtjny
;."' ~, '@>:]y'=d yr9I i1-sssYe. 8
c>p. h:I;te djd not kDuw M. C4Iy.
n ~ sOo Holzeorack tol6 hj,D wD1
It. ">>. liz waZ rue II ,ne eye.
:H',:,"n>=> pJrjuced ir u. 5..'en,..
i''> ,'-ann1pn? w:aE given in IA: lay.
J.. ~. i3Ih rEs!aG'ec, W. vs.y |
,.'r"?Iy ssssjlc6 arG =. s,.Cnyly |
'~;"h1E6 ~ perpje mDr koew ;JiuJ. |
= NtN'a trjJyIrs AND ~ yg,
tECiTT. -
IrI1nY ~. czzrJiTIs>iDn y! !. y. |
Livingston, iJI t2e Star. ui.r .ajd |
L: "rplo ~, i,e]jeyc N.rne.l TN
ra'h The "jt'ley> ~. a>ks,J .ly the
c@'"n>" II he did not >Uy;>y,, .;'y,n |
! y1Hn"Jn, Republican -anG,da,c
>H>jUA rI. Strke> jU C,Iny.e>,.
w. j<:lII1YeT rbjccts-d, ,a>Iny ,n*,
>i'n'a> j|1ljticn hat Drthiny - T.,
am biz character. Jud?c Ca!y |
:''1 hIat, r~jng ~ rui ,r1a,.ia. |
= .|Hrj'jrnn, d MN IL ,nIs Er>'s,
=" Il" |rt'5 The NeppbIrau ,iekc, |
""> "j<sn ~ n'1npicjpD, and that the,
H9e>tIpn crpld bc ssked.
-''.. jrHNnTrME'n ytrpr>ryIpN |
The t'c>tinlr0y wa> >rn,!uded ~
!|V' rcjr;k End Judyc CaIy t>,l
- "jth the zttTncy& the rYz,,er
II A>inY t}c time y, IL: all,w.G for
ifIHh0"5It Crl jchD>n>,p- artIl.
"-c nDYYc5,cd " Gyun>..l fDY the
;;rr,>ntirD ~ Hubnj, the taY,
"t'|rut argument Jhi> .uy
|">'Hho mr. Eeljjng"r wrmU.
}. '"'uHN and ~ JEIyr L=yy "a
@IIE">'INn IT Wan pIa,traUy
"yr""d that each side nh,u!1 f,c
".j'."f>d me day N G>cYcp h>ut> =,
> ne 3fytItftt-tt. .yIl ,,,t.,,,,t,. ,.f
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-13

ENAltM FOR SALE. - Good aixtv
4 Acre Farm, near town, for galG.
Apply at this Office. ''
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-13
THE STATE IN RItpLY.

r. N, lEdmunds testified that Col.
iiilman frequently visited the State
once while his regiment was In
Columbia. a number OF witnesses
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-13
n fahiDr VINO FINDS Gr0d In ,hc tlka

p,
Charlotte Ob~crvcr.
Chrirt Lutheran Church in Ealij.
mrrc has paHtOr WhO finds y1t<I
~ 'hc EIka and vino sayr that nDt
" I"W Di CDd'" people might lean,
from them ~ his Iasl ncrtnDu
pf"rirn" 10 leaving fDr bis summer
vacation Rev. Dr. l.. NJ. /Iuiuirr
mnu, pahlOr Di tn" church named
preached 10 hm aggregation on the
hnbjcct. "Onr Inheritance" and IN
'hc cDnrnt: ~ his dimour4: hc dwrlt
"h thc need Of cnltIvalinp thc
cheerful side Of ChrietiauIty and
not only gcckinY 10 savc ourselves
b'h helping 10 cheer and Efrea
others. The Church, be- said IL
in"hni 10 bc refuge fDr the wcaty
"nd opp'cGerd and yn too often
such do not feel ~ home ju Inc
CLufcl bccnnrr there are no few 10
Hpcnb to them or rive them q WORT
"' food wIIl. fhig led up 10 tlc
obGcfValInu on tic Eikh, Said Dr.
Zimmerman;
"Thc chronic critic, whobc chief
aim IN life h to look lof the fohj,a
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-13

The arguments in The Alaskan
Boundary case are all in. The
OH mission will now deliberate as
to its decision.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-24
EAST BARNARD.

Morris Burnham was in Woodstock
Monday.
Jennie Miller lost good COW one day
last week.
True Allen returned to his school in
Montpelier Saturday.
Clarence Churchill has moved his
family into part OF l. q. Aliens house.
Charles Adams has finished work for
w. w. Webb and is working tor T.. j.
and +. +. Allen.
Levi Belknsp of Pittsburg, Kan, called
on friends here, also ON Mrs. {. A.
Miller, Monday.
Mrs. Mary V. and Miss Lucy Allen are
spending a sweek or two With their
mother and sister, Mrs. +. 5. Bradley.
The upper school was not in session
Monday, on account of the serious illness
of the teachers brother, Perry Adams.
There is to be a Christmas tree at the
church Thursday evening. All are IN
vited to come and place your presents on
il.
The w. c. T. L. was well attended and a
pleasant time enjoyed. Two new members
we're added. The next meeting Is with
Mrs. S. Mcclellan.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-24
Death Of c. P. Hubbard.

G. p. Hubbard, a respected citizen OF
this village. died last Friday, after an iu-
ness Of several months, OF general decline,
resulting in paralysis.
Clark Parmlee Hubbard was born Oct.
p, 1880, at Berlin, VT, to which place his
father. John Hubbard, and grandfather,
Deacon Peter Hubbard, moved from Hol-
den, Mass. several years previous, which
feat Of moving was accomplished by
means Of OK teams. His father being kill
ed at the raising OF the first frame build
lug ever erected in Moretown, and his
mother dying within about two years, LETT
him an orphan when a SIN II lad.
A singular coincidence was the fact that
being three times married he married
three orphan girls. Oct. 80, 1855, he was
united in marriage to Harriet r. Thurs
ton Of Orange, which union was blessed
with two sons, Walter p. and Henry f.,
both 81 whom are now residents OF South
h0Falton. but the kind and loving wife
and mother was taken away April I, 1860.
June 10, 1852, Mr.. Hubbard married
Betsey smith of Barre and to them one
son was born, George H., Nov. 5, 1861, who
died Dec. II, 1865. followed by the death
OF the wife and mother Dec. 25, 1857.
May IS, 1852, he married Angelina V.
Beede OF Washington, who now survives
hum. To them one son, Arthur C., was
born June Is, 1870. He was taken away
Feb. p, 1880.
Mr.. Hubbard became a resident OF this
town l9 years ago. removing here from
Williamstown. where he had resided foi
several years previous.
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Walter Stark is in Nashua, n. H., this
week.
n. L. Boyden was in Bethel last Tuesday
on legal business.
Matte Gilbert has gone to Middletown,
Conn, to spend two weeks with her broth
er, George.
Miss Bertha Smith is taking a two
weeks vacation with her parents IN Mid
dletown, Conn.
Prof. Matthewson of Barre, Normal
school commissioner, visited the Normal
last Saturday
Ruth Adams, youngest daughter OF J. B.
Adams, has been quite sick for few days.
but is better and improving.
w. l.. Hebard and family are in Barre
this week. enjoying Christmas with Mrs.
Hebard's sister, Mrs. Allen.
Miss Bessie Holden has been in Mont
pelier the past few days visiting friends,
but is at home for Christmas.
Miss Jennie Welch of Randolph is
spending a few days at the old homestead
with her sister, Mrs. Holden.
The Cong'I and Methodist Sunday
schools will have union Christmas exer-
cises this year at the Methodist church.
Earl S. Cushman, his son, J. Z. Cush-
man, and his daughter, Mrs. Sherman, of
Burlington were here TO attend the funer
al of Mrs. Eddy, who was sister of Earl
$. Cushman.
Mrs. John Sabine Smith of New York
city came here last week to spend the
holidays with her mother and other
relatives.
Mr.. Wood has finished the dormer win
dows and porte-cochere at the Holden
house, which adds much to the looks of
the place.
whist club from Randolph, number
ing eighteen, were al the Randolph House
last Monday evening, where they enjoyed
a social evening and good supper.
Miss Clara Eddy, who was teaching
school in Massachusetts, was called home
suddenly last Saturday by the serious
illness Of her mother. She was with her
when she died and will remain here a
few days.
One Of the horses Of Geo. II. Slack, ID,
received quite a serious injury last Tues
day. As he was turning his horses in the
snow, one stepped on the others leg and
cut it open about half way from foot to
knee. making quite an ugly cash. Dr..
Gay was called and sewed it up.
Mrs. Minora Eddy, aged IS years, died
last Monday morning of bronchitis,
aggravated by a hard cold. She was the
widow OF McKinster Eddy, who died
twenty-three years ago this month. She
had lived most of the time for several
years with her daughter, Mrs. George d..
Hyzer. The funeral was from the home
yesterday afternoon, Rev. +. g. Rainey,
assisted by Rev. L. n. Moody, officiating.
j. b. Adams had charge of the funeral.
Mrs. Eddy was consistent member OF the
Methodist church and an estimable
woman, and will be missed by the church
and community.