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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-01
Death OF Miss Eaneuf.

rae citizens OF south Royalton were
sratly shocked Friday by the unexpected
news 90 the sudden death OF Miss Harrle
Paneui daughter OF Eugene and Harriet
Ieuneyl Faneuf OF this village.
Miss Faneuf had been employed at the
Hotel Burlington since the close OF the
summer business at the Woodstock Inn,
here she was employed during the sum
m@, and WAS taken III the first OF last
week. She went to the Fannie Allen
hospital Nov ., and was operated upon
Tor appendicitis successfully. Her condi-
,,un was reported satisfactory TO the sur
saeas Of the hospital Friday and con-
jluned so until o'clock when symptoms
~ exhaustion developed, and from that
time she failed rapidly till saturday
morning at O'Clock when the end came.
Mss Faneuf was beautiful lady, %
years OF age, unassuming, courteous, ana
Of pleasing address. She was deyotedly
sttsched TO her parents, sisters and broth
e-s. and the death OF her mother three
years ago was a great bereavement TO her.
Her remains were brought TO this village
saturday evening and taken to the resi-
deuee OF her brother-in-law, Chester
oanbOrn. Her funeral was held al the
e1ugl church Monday, Rev. sherman
Goodwin. the pastor, officiating. Burial
vas in the family lot in the cemetery near
south Royaiton.
She left father, two brothers, Gerald
9t South Royalton and Earl. nurse IN
me Waterbury asylum, and q sister, Mrs.
Chester Sanborn, all OF whom have the
Fmpathy OF the community IN their
paresyement
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EAsT sRAlNTREE.

Mrs. Ida Jenness Moulton OF Beverly,
Mass a musical impersonator, VIII be AZ
Grange hail, East Braintree, Saturday eve
ming, Dec 3. Everyone should come 10
hear her as she comes especially well-re-
commended. Admission 20 cents child
rem 10 cents.
Rev. J. w. Coffin and family spent
Thanksgiving at X. j. Flints.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fullan visited at
Earl Blanchard's this week.
Mrs. Wicker has been quite sick with
appendicitis at Elwiu Martins.
George Fullam visited his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Mclntire, Tuesday.
Mrs. Daniel Fordham has been quite
sick but is more comfortable at this writ
ing.
Miss Mabel Smith of Randolph Center
visited Jennie Blanchard from Friday till
Monday.
Mrs. Emma French is in Brookfield car
ing for Mrs. Clarence Fullam and little
daughter.
Miss Mary Linfield has returned from
her visit in Worcester and is living IN
Mrs. Erench's house.
Miss Clara Grout has finished work for
Mrs. j. w. Blanchard and went to her
home in Brookfield Sunday.
GLADYS Thayer returned home Monday
after spending her vacation with her
aunt. Mrs. Frank Gold, in Northneld
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Mclntire spent
Thanksgiving with their daughter m
Brookfield and their granddaughter, Lucy
FuIlam, returned home with them ana re-
NAMED until Monday.
| Mrs. Jane Hunts son and wife, Mr. and
| AIRS. c. {. Morse, and her daughter and
/ husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Monkey oil
Derry, n. H., who spent Thanksgiving
with her, returned to their homes Satur-
day, Mrs. Hant accompanying them.
| school did not begin last Monday as
was expected on account Of some OF the
children having chicken pox, but II rs ex-
pected to begin next Monday with MT
/ Miller as teacher. The school IN the
! Cloueh district will also begin with II
| Guv Fletcher as teacher.
Mrs. Ell. Clatiin, Mrs. g. A. Cloughr
[ Mrs. Charles Sumner, Mrs. ID. l.. Fisher
and Misses Luna Peavey and Jennie
I blanchard were in South Royalton lasl
{ Friqav to attend the &. Z. convention
beld there. A very enjoyable time and
good meeting are reported. Misses feavey
and blanchard were sent a. delegates
I from this society here.
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RoYALToN.

Miss c. L. Stickney has been at the Gas.
eadnac House since her return from Scot.
land.
Miss Ellen Whitney OF Randolph was q
| Thanksgiving guest Of her aunt, Mrs. r
b. Dewey.
c. A. Lyman and daughter entertained
| Mrs. Ruth Lyman and children Thanks
giving day.
Rev. J. T. Whitney conducted a Thanks
giving service at the Cong'l church Thurs
DAY morning.
j. NJ. Merrill Of Boston spent Thanks
giving with his sister, Mrs. c. w. Joiner,
at Rockledge farm.
The post poned meeting of the Woman s
club will be held with Mrs. Culver satur-
day afternoon at 30 o'clock.
Miss Waterbury returned Monday from
her home in Saugerties, \. Y, and the
Central school opened Tuesday.
Rev Lew Wild and Master David re-
turned from West Glover Friday, Mrs.
Wild having remained for another week.
Miss Fannie Eastman spent Thursday
and Friday OF last week with Mrs. Edward
Conant ana daughters at Randolph Center.
Miss Nettie Bruce, who has been with
her cousin, Mrs. Hattie VanDeusen, for
several weeks, went Wednesday TO War
ren.
Miss Beatrice Kendall came from Boston
Wednesday of last week and remained
with her mother, Mrs. 5. +. Kendall till
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Whitney went to Montpe
lier Monday and will remain there till
Thursday before going to her home in
Nestport, N. "
Seth Heath and daughter, Mrs. Josie
Whitney, spent Thanksgiving in East Ran
dolph. DR.. w. l.. Paine and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanks and Mrs. VanDeusen
were entertained in East Bethel the same
day, while Seymour Culver spent the day
in South Royalton.
Friday evening the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Dewey was the scene OF a most
delightful party given as a surprise TO
Misses Fannie Eastman and Jessie Benson,
former teachers in the Central school. To
each was given a solid silver dessert spoon
by members Of the school
Among those who were IN town to at
tend the funeral OF Miss Alice Denison
were Prof. James Denison and DR.. Edward
Gallaudet OF Washington, ID. c., Frank
Denison and Mrs. Clara (Denison) MeClel-
Ian OF Chicago, DIR. Raymond Denison OF
Berlin, n. H., Mrs. ID. &. Woodard, Miss
Alice Woodland aud Miss Ella Skinner OF
Randolph and NJ. 5. Adams, the Misses
Adams and ars. Huxley OF South Royal
ton.
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south Royalton Notes

l.. Welcome is TO move to Bethel foI
che winter.
Br. j. Fish returned from Boston
sunday evening.
Miss Ida Rowell passed Thanksgiving
with Mrs. j. II. Waldo.
Miss Isabelle Martin returned to Mid
5Iasex sunday morning.
Rlfus Cloud OF Barre visited his grand
fsther, r. b. Cloud, last week.
6eorge Mudgett has gone to Hartford
10 b. absent three or four weeks.
g. @. Ashley, wife and son spent
thanksgiving with his sister IN Roches-
Ter.
Charles Ciapp shipped another car load
ai cows 70 his market IN Lowell, Mass,
Monday.
Winfred Hewitt was home from God
dard seminary during the Thanksgiving
vacation.
daughter was born in Worcester,
Mass. Nov. "a. to Mr.. and a Mrs. Warren
g. Berry.
Glenn Doubleday returned TO Mont
lener saturday after passing few days
win parents.
Mss Marion Wynn commenced her
winter term OF school IN Broad Brook
dIHrict Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Gage OF Randolph
cater we're With Mr. and Mrs. 5. c. Drew
Thanksgiving day.
Airs. Mary Griswold and son OF Barre
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha
hley, and family.
Regular aud annual meeting OF Orville
Hxby Relief Corps will be held today,
Thursday, at p. m.
Mrs. Nett smith spent Thanksgiving
18th her brother. w. 4. Cushman, and
lsmily in Mortified.
VIII Wynn and wife of St. Adams
Haseed Thanksgiving with his parents,
Nj and Mrs. Thomas Wynn.
Foe fair recently held by the senior
class Of the High school was decided
success, the proceeds netting so.
The north bound express, due here at
ZIP. M, VAS delayed at this station
Monday an hour and half by reason OF
broken engine at Royalton.
Ehe annual meeting for election Of
aneers Of White River Valley Pomona
grange will be held AZ South Royalton
-ltufday, Dec. 3, at 1880 a. m. A full
attendance is desired, and il IS very im-
parsut that all officers should be present.
Freeman Ross, former resident OF
this village, died at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Sanborn, in Amesbury
Iasi sunday at the age OF 81 years. His
rgaHams were brought here Tuesday TO
The home Of his daughter, Hattie, wife OF
Charles Adams. aud the funeral was held
tnre W ednesday Mr.. Ross was a native
~ Tunbridge and is the last one OF a fam
'ly OF six children.
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Glsddins Reunion.

A very enjoyable family reunion took
place on Tuesday, Nov. -, at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Gladding on Prospect
avenue, at which were present all the sur
viving members OF Mr.. Gladding's family,
namely, his brother, George l.. Gladding
from Iaconia, n. H., and his sisters, Mrs.
George w. Perrin OF Barre, Mrs. j. +.
Chadwick and Mrs. V. A. Grant, both OF
this town.
A unique and happy feature OF the re-
union was the fact that each was invited
without the knowledge OF the others,
making pleasant round OF surprises TO
ali when they arrived, to find that they
had UNIV ittinPly come to what proved TO
be a thoroughly enjoyable and memorable
family reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Perrin and George l..
Gladding returned to their respective
homes today.
This is the second annual reunion Of the
Gladding family, the first OF which was
held last January at the home OF George
Gladding at Laconia.
Mr.. and Mrs w. IL. Gladding held this
reunion 20 serve also as q farewell recep-
ton to the family prior to their departure
for Southern Pines, \. c., today, where
they will remain until next May.
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Randolph Continued.
Miss Jessie Pearson is i'll with iaundi

"Atoo "No9i0 Ieaisoh 10 III Win laundlce.
Dr.. and Mrs. f. o. Blanchard and
daughter, Helen, were in Montpelier yes
terday.
Miss Sarah Chedel went back yesterday
70 Franklin Falls, N. H., after spending
Thanksgiving at home.
Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper supplied the pull
pit OF the Methodist church in NOrthield
last Sunday in the illness of the pastor,
Rev. Z. w. Sharpe.
The Womanis Relief corps will have its
annual meeting for the election OF officers
in @. A. X. hall Saturday evening, Decem-
Der 3, at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. j. B. Eldredge and her mother.
Mrs. McGlafiin, went to Waitsfeld Tues
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. McGlaf-
Inns brother, John Someryille, which was
held yesterday.
Mrs. Edwin Morgan left yesterday for
New York to remain until after Christmas
with DIR. n. 5. Morgan and family. at
whose home she expects to meet two sis
tiers and brother.
j. II. Lamson has taken into partner
ship in his hardware business his two
sons, Primus p. and John Lamson, and
the firm name is now j. II. Lamson a.
Sons.
Miss Nettie Walker has finished her sea
4 aDAA II AAl1s A4s n AAAAAAAHEAN elbEt
and left this morning for Boston TO stay
for time before going to her home in
Maine.
The circulation OF books from the Kim
ball Public library during November in
this village and the Center was 1877, Civ
ing daily average OF II $40. OF this
nun er 2S6 (17elJ were class books; 391
(234eo) Juveniles, and 1000 (59 go fiction.
Charles White, the carpenter, fed his
horse this morning at 4 o'clock as usual.
and an hour later. when he went to hitch
up, found the animal with one hind leg
broken just above the gambrel. The in
jury was received in some way in the
stall. The horse. for which he was offered
900 last week, is great loss to him.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Burridge, ST., eel
ebrated their golden wedding anniversary
yesterday AZ their home three miles from
this village and received the congratula-
tions OF large numbers OF friends and
neighbOrs in the afternoon and evening.
They were presented with a sum Of money
and several nice presents, IN china, linen,
etc.
The divorce case OF Jennie A. Morse VS..
Hermon 4. Morse was held in county
court at Montpelier Tuesday and Wednes-
day, being joined with a counter suit
brought by Mr.. Morse against his wife.
The cause alleged in the first ease was
refusal 10 support, and in the last case
adultery, DR.. w. ;. Curtis OF Montpelier
being named as correspondent All the
parties formerly lived in Randolph.
Seth King testified as to an alleged Incl
dent bearing on the offence charged by
Mr.. Morse against his wife and was cor-
federated in part by r. A. Hobart. +. I.
Sault also testified as to the doctors fire.
auent visits TO the Morse home. ID. G.
Woodward gave testimony tending to
contradict Kings story Mrs. Morse,
who runs a millinery business in Mont
pelier, claims that her husband has
failed to provide her with proper support,
and denies all the allegations made as TO
her relation with DR.. Curtis. She has
attached about $500 held by the Bethel
bank, belonging to Mr.. Morse, to secure
alimony.
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Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BIxBY. Local Editor

Geo. K. Hatch is working in Ordwsy
Holmes Il Co.'s store.
A horse belonging to Roy Roberts
dropped dead last week.
Fred Folsom is home and working in
Hills blacksmith shop.
Miss Rena Barnes is working in Bixby's
store through the holidays.
Charles Hunt, who has been very sick
with grip, is better at present.
Vernon Ford of Boston was a guest at
f. ID. Barnes few days last week.
Rev. and Mrs Poole of Barre city spent
Thanksgiving with Rev. II. J. Wyckoh.
Benjamin Beers and daughter of Wards
boro visited at r. e. Parkhurst' s last week.
Representative II. K Darling, Who had
been home the past week, returned to
Montpelier Monday.
r. s. Merchant went to Boston last
week. He is to finish his course at some
veterinary college this winter.
Charles Luce has two colts, sisters, one
five months old weighs 900 pounds, and
one two years old weighs 1850 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Billings and daugh-
ter OF Lebanon, n. H., spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Billings father, Arson Ormsbee.
There were about 200 present at
the promenade concert Thanksgiving
evening given by the band, and the re-
ceipts were about rs.
Byron Berry and Mrs. Ellen A. Hood,
both of this town, were married Nov. .
at Hayerhill. n. H., by Rev. Mr.. Eaton.
Thursday evening the Chelsea Brass
band waited upon them al their home
on Main street and about seventy-hve
people were treated to cake and coffee.
Among the home-comers for Thanksgiv-
ing were Donald Comstock OF the fresh
man class, Dartmouth college; Miss Eva
Hatch, in the senior class OF st. Johns
bury academy; Walter S. Goss, employed
in the Waterman office, Montpelier; and
Mr.. and Mrs. q. b. Brown OF Nershire.
Eva f. (Torrey), wife OF Joseph II
Edwards, died Monday evening at 3
O'Clock OF puerperal commissions resulting
from chronic Bright's disease of the kid
news. Her age was "A years and months.
The funeral was Wednesday forenoon at
the house on West hill, Rev. IL. j..
Wyckoff officiating. Mrs. Edwards was a
native OF Oyerley, Va, and Mr.. Edwards
left Thursday morning to accompany the
remains to that place for interment.
She left besides her husband one child,
a little boy one year old.
With the exception OF the academy the
schools in town began Monday. The
teachers are as follOws:- No. /, Martha
l.. Noyes; No. 5, Bertha q. Holmes,
9rookteld; No. Z, Eunice l.. Moulton;
No 9, r. Blanche Carpenter; No. IL,
Bessie ID. Burgess; No. u, Rae j. ID.
Ballou; No. II, Corinne Wheelook,
Wllliamstown; Chelsea academy, Prin.
j. NJ. Comstock; assistant, Lena j..
Spaulding, Barre; intermediate, Alice j.
Kibbee, East Randolph; primary, Ella q.
Chadwick, Tunbrldge.
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A FrIahtened Horse

running like mad down the street dump
ing the occupants, or a hundred other &C
cidents, are every day occurrences. IL be-
hooves everybody TO have a reliable salye
handy and there's none as good as Buck
lens Arnica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores,
Eczema and Piles disappear quickly under
its soothing effect. 25c.
For sale by Drew q Leonard and f. +.
Rryan Randolph.
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William Leazer is working for Earl Ri
ford.
School commenced Monday with II pu-
pills and Miss Emma Rowell as teacher.
BERTHE Dearing has been sick with grip
for a few days, but is now somewhat bet
ter.
Charles NJ. Riford returned to his school
in Graniteville after a two weeks vaca
tion, the last week being spent in nursing
a bad sore throat.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-01

e. L. DUNHAM, Agent, Bethel.
j. j. Pratt and wife are both quite i'll.
Ehda and Ellaween Sandspra spent last
week in Bethel.
Perry Smith was in town from Barre the
first of the week.
Miss Hattie Kidder is teaching in dis
trict No. this winter.
4. Il. Campbell and family OF Water
bury visited friends in town over Sunday
Lewis Durham and wife, who have been
at VIM. Dunham's some time, went 70
Housekeeping in White River Junction
this week.
Mr.. Colby, an old gentleman visiting at
George Cahees, took the wrong door and
fell down cellar. He was unconscious for
a time but no bones were broken.
Mrs. Sophia smith spent Thanksgiving
in Barre and Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. Batchel-
Tor and Miss Eta Richardson ate turkey
with the Rochester club IN Randolph.
b. +. Nickerson was home from Boston
Thanksgiving aud Edwin Smallman and
Erwin Chase OF Norwich university spent
Thanksgiving there.
Mrs. Charles Campbell died last Satur-
day after q long illness. The funeral was
at the hall Monday. Mrs. Ida Clark and
son OF Springfield, Mass, were here 10 at
tend the funeral.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Clarence Bicktord WAS home from Barre
over Sunday.
Guy Bickford has gone to Pittsfeld to
work on a lumber job.
George II. Temple, wife and children
spent Thanksgiving with her parents an
pomfret.
Prof. c. II. Morrill, and wife spent
Thanksgiving With has parents In Massa-
chusetts.
Royal smith spent few days of his
Thanksgiving vacation in Randolph, visit
ing Clarence Frost.
The use OF green trading stamps at A.
e. Wells store Is discontinued today, and
brown stamps will be used hereafter
W. l.. Seymour has sold his hay to
John b. Goodrich of South Royalton and
it is being pressed ready for shipment.
Geo. d. Hyzer and son returned from
the St. Louis exposition last Friday night.
They were gone from home eleven days.
The Normal school resumed work Tues
day. This week is devoted TO examina-
lions and the winter term will commence
next Tuesday.
Dana h. Clough spent his vacation here
last week, but returned TO his school al
English's Mills, Woodstock, where he
will teach the winter term.
Miss Lucinda Vorce and friend, Miss
Kennison, both of whom teach IN the
graded school in w oodstock, made ;. {.
Vorce and wife visit from Friday till
sunday.
There are three plumbers from Wood
stock at work on the school house, max p
ing things ready for the water that is
expected to be thrown there in abundance
by windmill.
Guests at {. L. Smiths for Thanks
giving we're NJ. X. Flint, Lucius Blodgett,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Blodgett and Miss
Susie from Randolph. Mrs. Blodgett and
Susie remained until Sunday.
The training school was closed Tuesday
because the schoolrooms could not be
heated. These furnaces have been tried
for year and still fail to do the work
guaranteed. Isn't it about time for the
directors to ask the contractors TO make
their warranty good
musical treat will be the third num-
Der Of the Randolph Center entertainment
course, a concert and readings BY the
De Barrie Gill combination. Harp duets
form a special attraction OF this concert,
The company is said TO be one OF the best.
Normal hall, Friday, Dec. at O'Clock.
school in district No. @, taught by
Jeanie Wilson, closed NOvem Der Is. There
were no tsrdy marks during the entire
term. Those with no absent marks
were Josie smith, Zelda smith, Royce
| Eddy, Willie Maynard, Mabel Maynard
and Doris Temple. Dwight smith. Ray
Temple and Ruth stark were absent bal
one-hslf day. Those heading The honor
roll were Dwight smith, Royce EDDY
and Willie Maynard.
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Rich Haul Tor the Colleges.

hy q decision rendered by the supreme
~h4rt % the United States in the teyer-
selher viii case. .. 500, 600 becomes await
t1.s for division among % American col
Ess, among them Bow doin, Dartmouth
williams, Amherst. Wesleyan and ale.
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Denied Divorce; Fired at Judge.

Rev. Isaac Selby OF Australia, enraged
5oeause Judge Hebbard of san Francisco
I'D not grant him the divorce applied for
Whipped out a pistol and fired at the
edge, the bullet narrowly missing hln'
~ was seized by the judge before ne
f1ald ire again. lie said il seemed I'M
possible to get justice in this country
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

c. II. Taft sells Cooley engines. II
Mrs. Jenness spent Thanksgiving at A..
j. Parkeris.
Schools commenced Monday with the
same teachers.
Lorenzo Kibbee was in Boston with
poultry last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Downing spent
three or four days at her home last week.
Frank w. Hunt OF South Randolph has
bought OF the Q. n. Taft agency one new
2-horse Samson power.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher were called to
Roxbury Friday by the illness OF their
daughter, Mrs. Steele.
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AcostIy Mistake.

Blunders are sometimes very expensive.
OCCASIONALLY life itself is the price OF q mis-
tage. but you'll never be wrong 7 you TAKE
Diz2iDess. Headache, Liver OF Bowel
tronbles. They are gentle yet thorough.
- For sale by Drew & Leonard and F. Z.
Bryan, Randolph.
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Battling" Nelson Beats Corbett.

Young Corbett, ex-light-weight cham
ION, went down another notch Tuesday
night when he was clearly beaten at san
francisco in ten rounds by batting
Nelson, the Chicago Dane. Nelson was
astly the master at all stages OF the hghl'
hough Corbett was the favorite IN bet
'ng. Nelson eXcelled in fighting.
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A Narrow Escape.

The dwelling house OF John D. Bsllou
on the West hill had a narrow escape
from being burned Thanksgiving morn
ing.
About / a. m. Mrs. Ballou was awakened
by smoke and on investigating found
her pantry in flames. She at once called
the other members Of the family and
brisk action with plenty OF water soon
put out the fire.
The fire reaC he'd into the partition and it
was a wonder they were so fortunate as
10 succeed in extinguishing the flames.
No one knox how it started, as Il was
not near any chimney or pipe, and the
cause Is supposed to have been lighted
lamp used in the pantry in the evening
from which some cloth or paper caught
and continued to shoulder until ready to
burst into flames. The pantry and every
thing in il was ruined either with fire or
smoke Mr.. and Mrs. Ballou felt they
had much 10 be thankful for even II they
did lose their Thanksgiving dinner,
which was in preparation in the pantry
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Youna MURDER Case Stopped.

swing 20 the illness OF one Of the jurors
.le trial OF the Young murder case ~ NeM
YORK city was interrupted after II haa
Hfoceeded some DAYS. A new jury VIII
have TO be drawn and the trial begun
over. Nan Patterson. the respondent, Is
Freaflv detected