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The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-13

PROFESSIONALISM Is the most deli
cate of the sensesf Pupil-The touch
Professor-Prove It Pupil-When 20,
sit on a pin. you can't see it, you can
hear it. you can't taste 1t, but III
there.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-13
Rnpt In His Art.

Musician tell you, ladies, we art
lists cannot succeed unless we give W
our very souls to our art, Why, las.
week was so rapt in a composition
that l was playing that a thief stol'
the violin from under my chin. and
never noticed It.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-13
HORSES FROM THE WEST.

received. September 22nd, s. fresh lot OF
Western Horses. now have one pair Of
Blacks weighing 300 lbs. Also other horses
for general business purposes. Gail and let
me show them to you. Telephone ounce
tiops. l., l.. PAIlEhSoN,
AwSss Athens, Maine
The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-13

Lack eVens itself up, but Is some
times very allow about it.--Atchison
Globe.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-13
The True II. F." Medicine

at is with pleasure that can give
you my testimonial for the True L. F.
Atwood's Bitters. For forty years 1t
has been our family
Our Family ..d,o,.o Il. ho,d.oho
Medicine for '"0uio'.'0 i0i 'ieaN"o''0'
Forty Years torpid hVer' indigestion
For All troubles and biliousness and all
Arising from ailments arising from
DlSordered I,.ouaoa ..9L
Stomach u''o' 1e''H ~ III "
and bowels. II surely
has no equal for US" = Mr.. and Mrs.
John n. wills, Pennington, Me.
Dyspepsia, Heartburn Sick Headache, asd All Forms
Of Indigestion and Mal-Asslmilatloa ere Cured by
the True Il. f." Medicine
The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-13

Attest; W. T. sREsINs, Clerk.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-13

Somerset S: Clerks 0flse, say. Jdd.
Court, SkoWhe9au, Maine.
Received ana 8ed an day Of October, A. D.
ls4
The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-13

Pitts6eld Maine sept n. l994
Personally appeared the shove names libel
ant AND made Ca that the sbave allegations
as TO the residence Of the sad aoelee are true.
Before ne,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
S@tQer=2ose Der Ybtbias=
Sitter.

Sn Der feflid 6eeOrirten @ermanid
6ale tpobnte seftern Ibeno cine frobt
Seieuidaft, Sung unb Nlt, benz boz
Der S9iaer-2 oee beranfatteten Weib'
nadtsfefe uno 8aQ BEL. STR bic Sim
Der uarer 3ablrei6e 8eidente ange.
i9afft tporben uno als bic Stunoe bel
8srtbeiluns erfdien, NOR Der Gefiubsl
elm ni9t eneen poQenber.
Sic gltern bersnti9ten fiA on bel
Greube Der 8leinen uno balo lodter
aud bic fiotten 9ldnse eiues treHlider
Ordefters bic paare gum Sang. I'm.
g~etribter 5rObfinn berridte Biz in BIZ
grauer Morgenfunben Dor uno aQt
$beilnebmenben werben bieie f96n Der.
lebten Stunben fobalo nidt beresHsn.
Ben Mrran9elrer aber bieier in aler
Sbeilen 10 iott berlaufenen 6sier, &c.
btibrt boqfss Sob fiir ibr bielen Be.
mitunsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
S9ledt berfanoener SpaR.

Pat 9uqan. Der Dor brei Wo9en
aus benz Mrbeitsbauie entlaHen tpurbe.
betannte fia seitern fdulois einem
Jreunoe elm 6ubn entpenbet 81 baben,
CAB aber on. baB CT es iur aus ult
setban. gr CAB an, baB er nit ieinem
Grsunbe in elmer @irtbidaft mar unb
oab oerielbe prablte, baB niemanb feline
6tibner ffeblen tonne. Dusar er3dblte
meter: .Sa idlid i'd mid bann
btuaus, bottle elm 9ubn nit Der
Nbfidt. es ibm 3u iiberseben, bamit er
es beimnebme. feline Jrau lab mid ie.
bod unb lieb mid berbaften". Der
Gaa mirb beute sur @erbanbluHg fonts
men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
Neme &laseu.

2ena SteOtfelo rei4te gegen @ufar
6. gfrOpmion uno 2ouis Wolf ein'
2laee auf $4,000 Saaoeneriab Elm.
Sn berielbsn 9iebt He an, oas Wm,
9olB, Elm Wd9ter in Sieniten Der Der.
tlasten, fe am %. DECEMBER stpang.
nit ibm i'm @ef8dfte nod berfdieoener
2aoentii@en auriidsuseben, uu ibm 81
beueiien, baB fe @aaren. bic fe Bel
fi@ bate, 9etaufi unb ni9t ssnommer
babe.
Im 4. Ottober, ia9t Minnie 2ans
in ibrer S&eibunestlass, bic fis eeser
ibren @atten goparo 8. Sane an.
bdn9is ma@t. 6eiratbeten fie fd uni
am A. Nobember murbs ct unter Nn'
tlage Der gigamie berbaftet. ct Be
tannte fi& f9uloig. am L. Nobembsl
2ulu 8uf@miler sebeiratbet su baber
unb tuurbe auf bieiss @eddnbnib bir
nit bon 2-5 Sabren 9aft beftraft.
Milton 8udnsr ssibt Massie Sud
her in ieiner 3lase Der ebeli&en In
treue unb wtnf9t aus bisism @runb'
bon ibr gei&ieoen gu iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
mentsmnitt gum SaiernentpOre prn-

mentsmnitt gum Iaiernentpore ptn=
Gus.
Der General mar, feiner @epo6nbeit
gemGB benz gtesiment etfpa bunbsrt
S9ritte porauseilenb, nit feinem Nbz
iutanten eben an Der StraBengabelunq
an9etommen, bon po aus es rebts no9
Dem alien. lints Ra9 Dem relen grerz
sierpIus eing. Der General ponte olID
linfs abbieaen. Iber Dds CABS niGt.
&ein SdenteIbrad, fem 3iieelan5ue
fanb 8ed6tuna. WirbeDpa, ME felt
lansen Sahren unter feinem eeliebten
&eeirnentsdr3t, berfolgte aud beute
r3eus" ben altseppbnten Wee. Der
General mar ma9tlos tpie cine puppe
--unb hinter ibm brein 5pg bas Rez
etmert.
gr bate ia febr tppbl elm unbres
pferb beiteieen fOnnen-dber burfte er
benz san5en 8egimente-er, elm &apul@
lerie9eneral!-bdmit eineeiteben, baB
er nit bieiem ni9t fertis piirbe? Nie>
mals! 60 CAB er als &liiserer nd9,
unb ais r3eus" eenuu fiinf5is S9ritte
bor Der rboben Yappel," serare 70, ME
bies jeben @rer3iertae fein loneiGbri<
ger Heiter gema9t bate, itiaebielt,
ma6te er audi b q 9 flueerpeiie nit.
Nie es in ieinem Snnern ausfub, ba@
BON lit alerbines better ni9t gu fpre>
den. Der Ausflub biefes perbaltenen
3ornes tpar benn audi bic @~norbnune
Der i9pierigTten unb fniffli@iten
8unitfiid9en, tpie man fie bamols
mod bate.
@6er baB er babel ben Sberit uere
pif9t" battle, mar abioIut ni3t Der
SaQ-auf feinsm rg~eipobnten" S9a9e
brett mar Der Meiiter. 90 ppute
er benin ~penigftens bas greeiment rei@
ten laHen, IBIS iiber Inn Der 9ampf
aufgin9"-aber audi bas fonnte ni6t
bon i6m errsi9t perben--benn
pl0bli9 neigte r3eus" ben &opf 5ur
Seite, ipitie gang i~nteniip Die Sbren
rnb bdnn md1te er nit @runbe33a
r&ebrt" unb f6ritt ebeniD niirbeppG
Dem @arniionsitGbt6en tpieber 81, als
er bafel6e berldfen bate, benn bort
bate es fpeben balb elf gefdlasen unb
genau UNI biefe 3eit pflegte Der &egi@
mentsarat Hegiment Regiment iein Il
laffen unb beim5ureiten our r@iite,"
bas mar r53eus" nun einmal in Sleif9r
unb 8lut ii%berse9angen unb buran mar
ni9ts me6r 8n Gnbern.-
Der r9llte" befam ri9tig Die grobe
penIion unb her Sb~erleutnant beTen
SCOOTER; zen m3eus" aber betam tein
General me6r gu reiten, ME mebri
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
Neme Sneorporatiomeu.
Sbre Corporations : papiere binter.
legten beim Staatsietretar:

Sbre Corporations : Yapiere binter.
legten beim Staatsietretdr:
Die r@oansDiQe Speciality Co.,
g%Oansbils; CAPITAL $40, 900; Sirec.
loren: Sobn, Marp uno Wiaiam
&otbert.
Die Diamond Goal Co., gbans.
bile; capital $50, 900; Sireetoren: VI.
3. S9miot, s. W. 9artlein. 9. 9.
Mannn unb q. q. Qannert.
Die v&ealtp & Contribution Co."
South 8eno; @apital $4,000; Sn.
e%orporatoren: Wapor gowarb 5. 80.
gertp, g. 5. @liforo unb gowars
Seller. ale bon South Bene.
Sie vWsfport Union Stone Co.,
Wefport Decatur Co.; capital ST..
900; 9ireetoren: Oliper 2et9um, s.
6. Woulton unb 6. 8. &pa9.
Die .Merria @binele & 2umbel
Co.. 6pmera, 9uaiban @ountp; 60
pital $40. 900; Sirsctore1 %. 6. Ser
sufon, Sobn 5uutbouie, Winiam Mb.
bstt unb 6. 81. Mc@orb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
9rrf1,tpltdbe Trnnr.

Sante: nPfui, &arl4en, f@dmi
On Did ni9t, nod ben tieinen @0eeI=
den nit Steinen gu tperfenl 8eibt Oh
ni9t, bab es cine sroBe Sinbe lift,
lpenn mar ben Sob bon fOl9en I'M
f9ulbiesn Sbieren perf9ulbet2"-
s. DEN: nSante, tit benin Der
@osel, ben Ou auf bem 9ute bait, ron
felber aeitorben9"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28

Die S0refalt. ,rel9e anIheineno
bon Der Administration BEL Der Be=
iebun9 Der pofmeiferfelIe in Snbia-
napolis %angetuenoet uirb, f9eint ba-
rauf bin3uoeuten. baB bic @bancen
unieres Witbhrgers 0errn Sac. Bieler
fur ben poffen redt quite finb. Sie
Wabl tpirbe cine re4t aufrieoenHeIenbs
iein. benin erfens tpitrbe baburG BEN
Deuti4tbum unferer Stabt beroients
Inertennung ge3ollt unb bann biirftt
es au& f&wer fallen, einen beTeren
Wann fur ben poRen, tinier bene1,
BITE b%enielben beanfpru9en. gu finben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
Gla1.hmiirntpe Grklaritne.

M utter: nOu brinsit ia einen
S9irm NIT nad 9aufe. obelei9 On
beim Gortgeben feinen m%itnahmit! Bie
fommt benin bas2"-S o 9 ter:
,N9, mir bot Elm 9err Bel benz Regen
feinen Shirm an-als er aber b0rte,
bab i9 Elm armes Mdpfen bin, perS
fdtpanb er unter 3uriidlaf bes
Gnirmes."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
8ertermam 8roS' SO.
24O WaK. Anen1te

emptebIem SArem perebrteM
&nmoen fur Geierta9S : &C.
fGenfe ipeste4 TT Nfamset
MlpemretI6en, (GDclomem)
meI@e Iobenoe MmertemmmnA
attf Der @eItauSneumng cts
bteltem, 8e9omtaS, Came
lta, Yrtmroiem, Yotm5etteS
etc. Gebr t@Sme Tarm &r6m.
ter, XaImen ttmo etme beers
tide MuSmabl bon e6nttts
bImutett ieoer ART.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
TotGd1 ~iibertruueu.

% + II: rMir iF's INNER
auffauenb. 9err @erlpalter, bab Sis
Die &albsfiibe marin, bingegen aber
ben &albsfopf ousbrudli9 talt beitel>
len."-8 m alter: wSas 1T febr
einfa4; i9 bab' einmul ben 9efunbz
beitsfpru9 selelen: ,Siibe fparm, &ppf
talt, 10 pirit Su olt,' unb buna9 ri9f
i1 MIDI"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
Yolt3eui@es.

Sobn Wansfelo. elm Garbiser. 319
Wef 8ermont Str, tpuroe bur9 ben
poli5ifen 2urb bsrbaftet. Wansfielo
ioa Der Man fein. wel&er 3ur 3eit Der
Staatsausfeaung bon Der poli3ei tue=
gen getriebes elmer Opiumb6ble gsfu9t
murbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
Der beutf6e @efdnbts

Ger beut de 8tdn6ts
59aftsatfa9e in SOfio, 9raf @lerauz
Der p.56obfelbt>S radsnburg, Der SnGn
beg friiberen Sberprdfioenten bon
@6lelien, berlobte ii9 nit Der einsi>
Gen Sodter bes ehemaligen iapanis
i9en Miniiters bes &euBern unb frii=
bern Berliner 9~eianbten, 8itOmts
Mofi unb bsFen @emablin. elmer ses
bprenen b. Hhaben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
9dtluu.

$ dnsden: nSante, t9 bleihe
beute Bel Dir gum Mittusefen."-
Sante: rSas seht ni9t, mein &inb.
Gs pirb ni9t laneen. i9 babe beute
fir Did ni9t miteefo9t."-9 ms
dem: %, Sunte, es sebt bod. @etbt
0u, i6 nehrne mir auerit, bunn langt's
fiber"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
Dpruebeupt.

@ebeimratb (na9 5aufe
fnmmeno): nSt Der junse Nann oa,
Ger fi9 UNI bic SefretGr>S STEELE Bel nit
bepirbt?" = tier . iener:
.Sapobf, !5err 9ebeimratb, i9 bob'
ibn f9On a biferl auss'fragt, i9
glaub', ben fDnnen mir brdu9enl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28

rMan fbrieb mir bod. 9err Wirtb.
bab bieier Srt fih ieit Sturgeon bebeuz
tenb perfd0nert babe-i4 fann ni6ts
babpn bemerfen!" = .Sbo! NGGfte
Wo1e tperben bic neuen Wegpeifer
aufsefieIt, bann beiBt Der Grofdera=
ben Der .goetentpes' unb Der 4r0tens
tiimpel ,Nirenpeiber!'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28
Anprrfrpreu

g 9fpiegerbater: SEPT bat
mein Sunse aud Cuff. bic Sffi5iers@
farriere einauf9lasen."-S d nj e
erphn (2sutnunt, bebenffi9):
y3tpei Sffisiere in Der Samilie =.
pirb uns bas nidt 81 tbeuer perben,
S9piegerpapa?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-28

letDt. ySeuS 3d1lte gu Der S0DQ>
brpn bes Sberleutnants unb ftanb linn
alio, na9bem iein Heiter erfranft tpar,
CUR 8erfigung. 3ubem par er, trob
feiner atpOlf Sabre, nod Elm bO9ft ftatts
Ii4es pferb, bas, entipre9enb aufsez
adumt, Surpre ma9te -. mas aber bic
6duptfa6e mar: bes Sberleutnants
S9pabron bate tbatfd9li9 f9on ben
8efebl erbalten, ben General Bel feinem
&pmmen nit ueinem bur9aus perldfs
figen Yferbe" beritten gu MAIDEN unb
bas mar v3eus" bod! Sber fheute er,
ober mar er Steiser ober 0urhsGnser2
Nun alfa-
Ser Sberleutnant bate bic 3utbeis
lung r53eus" an ben General Biz gang
aulebt in Ountel gu biuen gepubt-
erit, als er in Der &aferne aug 1einer
Grtrapoft, bic i'm bierber gebra9t
bate, seftieeen fpar unb fi9 fraeenb
umfab Gein Mbjutant battle bereits Bel
benz Inn felbft a~usetbeiltsn pferbe
pofto gefabD, tpurbe r3eus" porgs>
fibrt. Surd bas san3e Mesiment
ging Elm Sdmunaeln, pGbrenb bic
pabrbaft entiebten 8lide bes Sberften
fia auf ben Sberleutnapt ridteten, nm
gu erfpdben, pb biefer bielei9t nabn>
finnig getpprben lei.
Oo9 Der belt unbetpegli4en @efi9s
tes bor feiner Shpabrpn unb 10 ems
pfabl iid benin Der Oberit benz Sdube
aner unb nod GINGER 9eilisen unb
folste benz fid an bic Sete iebenben
General inter ben 4Idngen Der Negiz
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-03-18
WEST NEWBURY.

Mr.. Dudley Carleton has so tai
recovered from his recent severe
illness as to be removed to his
home last Saturday.
David Eastman, who has been al
Mr.. Carleton's returned to his home
the same day.
b. F. Tyler and wife of Medford,
Mass, are visiting his cousin, Mrs.
J. Sawyer and ]. 3. c. Tyler.
The lecture by Mr.. Penwarden,
''The Land of Evaugeline" was
quite we'll attended, and pronounced
very interesting.
Clarice Tyer is visiting Mrs. Nc
Leoo at Wilder.
Mrs. Hattie C. Brock returned to
her place at Prichard & Hays store
Monday.
Topic for next Sundays sermon,
"The Wanderers Return
Rev. Mr.. Prentiss preached fine
sermon on the "Heroism of Christ"
frpm Matthew 26-42.
Moses Brock and wife are more
com Portable.
We are deeply grieved to learn of
the death of Mrs. r. W. Chamber
lin.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-03-18
BOLTONVILLE.

Louise fuller is entertaining her
brother at the home of S. A. Tucker.
Hugh Boyce and wife have been
visitors at Alonzo Boyce's.
The dance given by the Sons of
Veterans was a great success beth
socially and financially. One likes
to make a note of such clean, we'll
attended social parties.
DIR. John Thomas got thrown out
of his team by coming in collision
with runaway span of horses with
sleigh attached belonging to Man
chester of Woodsville at the school
house yard. DIR. Thomas was not
hurt, nor the four occupants of the
runaway team which was overturned
near the four corners. Both teams
brought up in N. Robinson's yard.
The Manchester team was unhurt
DIR. Thomas sleigh was totally
wrecked and three lengths of Rob-
inson's front yard fence completely
demolished.
The sad news of the death of
Willie Stevens at Quincy, Mass,
last Saturday has cast a gloom over
the whole community. He was &C
cidentally killed by an electrical
shock at the shop where he has been
employed ever since leaving here.
Willie was an exemplary Young man
and greatly loved and respected by
all who knew him; as was shown
by the large attendance at his flu
neral and the many flowers sent by
sympathising friends. death is
the chillness that proceeds the dawn,
We shudder for a moment, then
awake. In the broad sunshine of
the other life.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-03-18
SOUTH NEWBURY.

Mrs. A. J. Knight and little
granddaughter, Sara Hathaway, who
have been visiting in Barre, re-
turned home last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. futile called
on friends here the first of the
week.
Lillian Bedel remains critically
i'll and very little hopes are given
for her recovery.
Mary Cinnaman from Barre Wis
tied at George Frank1in's recently.
Bessie Brock is in Barre caring
for her brothers. wife who is sick
with the grip.
Mrs. Fred LaFrance is DIT Miles
Raymond's in Newbury caring for
Mr.. Raymond and her sister Miss
Henderson who are sick with ty
phoid fever.
C. C. Doe of Lexington, Mass,
was at his farm a few days last
week, and is expected again this
week.
r. N. Wheeler and wife who
have been boarding at E. A. Hig-
gins are now stopping at Edison
Does.
1t is with great sorrow we chron-
icle the death of Mrs. n. w. Cham
berlin who died March IA, of pneu-
monia. Mr.. Chamberlin and chill
dren have the sympathy of the entire
community in their great affection.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-03-18
NEwBURY CENTER.

W. N. Arthur has been drawing
some fine spruce lumber to the Boil
topville mill.
Mrs. F. Chandler of Pike Sta
ton, N. H., spent Sunday in towr
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Taisey.
W. J. Arthur has been doing some
telephone work for M. H. Gibson Of
Ryegate.
Several of the farmers in this vi
cinity will take their cream to the
creamery at South Ryegate the COM
ing season.
Miss Mary Taisey is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Chandler of Pike Station,
N. H.
1t is reported that Henry Hatch
and wife of Groton. are soon to take
up their residence at the Buell. place
near here.
Robert Tuttle and wife spent a
udb ASSShllS at NoOulH NcWDuIys
CLARA futile, who has been at
Woodsville, will arrive at her home
soon where she will spend her va
cation.
The prayer meeting at A. J. Tux
bury's recently was we'll attended
and very helpful meeting.
Alice Moore, a former teacher
here, called on o. A. Renfrew and
wife recently.
Many from out of town have been
drawing sawdust from the mill near
the town farm.
Several from this place attended
the auction of r. J. Hibbard's at
Newbury Saturday.
Laura E. futile of Newbury spent
Sunday with her school friend,
Annie Taisey of this place.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-03-18
congregational Church Notes.

Rev. B. H. Penwarden preached
a strong sermon last Sunday morn
ing.
The music has been ordered for
the Easter Concert to be given by
the Sunday School and is under the
direction of Mrs. Holton.
The first rehearsal for the Old
Folks Concert was on Tuesday even
ing in the vestry.
Appetites that unmake men, was
the subject for the CHRISTIAN En-
deavor meeting Thursday evening.
A committee was appointed at
the last Endeavor meeting to bring
in nominations for new officers.
The subject for the next Seminar
meeting is; How mut h time should
be given to religious reading? What
sources afford the best reading of
this character.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-03-18
SOUTH RYEGATE.

VIM. Stevens received the sad
news last Saturday of the death OF
his son. William who was employed
at Quincy, Mass, He went immedi-
ately, returning with the remains
Tuesday.
Albert Hall who has been confiu n
ed to the house for the past month
by sickness has SO far recovered as
to be able to be out on the steps.
States Attorney Morse of Hard
wick was in town the last of the
week on business.
Everett Forsyth of Topsham was
in the village Tuesday a guest at
W. T. Georges.
Andrew Mills has moved from
Groton to the village into Mrs.
Nancy B. Randa1l's tenement. Mr..
Mills has employment in the Rosa
Brothers Stone shop.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-03-18
Hoods Carsdp0riLL0
HAVERHLL,,

Miss Augusta Hartman visited
Mrs. Helen Merrill last week.
Frank Westgate is in town for {
few days.
Miss Martin of Bradford is visit
ing her brother, Prof. Martin.
Donald Page has now returned to
his school duties in Bakersfield, VT.
Norman Page of Pittsfield, N.
H., was a guest at S. T. Pages
last Saturday.
Mrs. Philips attended the funeral
of her uncle last week in Stewards
town, N. H., and on her return home
brought her daughter Hazel with
her from Littleton, where she has
been spending part of her vaca-
ton.
There has been a good skating
rink in front of the south common
smooth and safe for all who wanted
to skate. Not only was it enjoyed
by the little boys and girls but some
of our old "college boys" hunted
up the long forgotten skates and
were soon on the ice having as good
a time.
A ball was we'll attended last
Friday evening music being fur
nished by the st. Johnsbury orches-
ira, a fine time peiug reported and
all agree that "Pearson Hall" is a
good place to come to for good
time as well as the dining room up
stairs with it's ia les full of some
thing good to eat, furnished by the
ladies and served out by the good
deacon and his wife VINO have been
used to serving out big dinners in
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W. H. Wells, the barber has {
brother visiting him this week.
James B. Hale is making some
repairs in his residence, Levi KEEL.
ley is doing the work. w.
Matilda Anderson, who has been
working for Mrs. Richard Doe is
home on account of illness.
All departments of the town cen
trail school closed the winter term
Friday of this week for short va
cation and will begin the spring
term on Monday, April 4th.
C. F. Darling is in Boston this
week, Richard Darling is home
from Burlington University for a
few weeks vacation and Miss OAR
ling is home from Smiths College
on account Of illness.
We were panied to hear of the
sudden death of Mrs. r. w. Cham
berlin which occurred on Monday of
this week at the home in South
Newbury. She was a long time
resident of this village and leaves
large circle of friends to mourn her
loss. The husband, r. w. Cham
berlin, and children DR.. George of
Boston, and Mrs. Laura Johnson of
Somerville, Mass, have the sympa-
thy of all.
The sad news was received here
Saturday evening of the sudden
death by accident of William
Stevens who was working in the
shop of the Quincy, Mass, granite
works. The accident happened to
him by carrying in his hand steel
rod which come in contact with a
live electric wire. His parents live
on Jefferson Hill and two sisters
have attended school here this win
ter at the Seminary.
Kinba1l & Nutter will sell at pub
lie auction at Wooosville on Thurs
day, March "a, large logging OUT
fit, consisting of 40 young horses
and 40 team harnesses, nearly, new.
Also 40 western horses. The sale
commences at 10. 80 a. m.