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Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-13
PETIT HAS
BEEN ARRESTED
Alleged Sweetheart of Mrs. Blackshire Further
implicated by Second Statement OF Mrs. Nc
Crosky--Says Price Of Her Silence Was Oar
ments of Pettit's Dead Wfe---Sherif Gamer
Corroborates Story.

| the developments. He says, how
ever, that when he was in Brooks
vile, where the murdered man
lived, there was much talk Of the
arrest of Petit, and that consta-
bles had told him while there that
it was quite probable that this
would follow within the next few
days. Even then it was said that
warrants were out. The Sheriff
did not have the time to verify
this statement.
Sheriff Gamer says that the,
people in the neighborhood have
become reconciled to conditions,
and that they will let the law take
it's course. Everywhere senti-
ment seems to be divided over
the affair. Mrs. Blackshire's
friends and relatives insist that
she is innocent, while there is a
world of feeling against her by
the people at large.
1t was learned yesterday that
Frank Terrell, brother of the wo-
man accused of conspiring to muir
der her husband, is now on his
way east to come to her defense.
He went west from Calhoun coun-
ty several years ago and there
made his fortune. He will now
spend all that he has, if necessary
it is said, to raise the cloud that
is hanging dark and sullen over
his sister.
Senator Kidd, one of the most
noted criminal lawyers in the
State, has been retained by the
defense to fight Mrs. Blackstone s
case when it comes on for trial
before the Calhoun county Circuit
Court, late in July. Propositions
have also been made to Senator
Caldwell, but as yet no definite
negotiations have been made.
Later.
Charged with being an Access
sorry before the fact of the murder
of Henry Blackshire, at Brooks
vile, on May 3, Jackson Petit,
a member of one of the most prom
inent families in Calhoun county,
was recently and quietly arrested
and is now in the county Jail at
Grantsville, awaiting a prelimin-
ary hearing. He was taken to
Richie county, where he has
been working, and was brought
without trouble to the county
seat of Calhoun.
The arrest was followed by a
statement, which though not IN
the nature of confession, is an
admission of the fact that Petit
took certain part in the nego-
tiations preceding the crime.
Petit in his statement says that
he was asked by Mrs. Blackstone
to look over the insurance policy,
and to tell her if the policy would
be invalidated if it were shown
that Blackshire committed suicide.
He. says that he thought it a most
remarkable request, but neverthe-
less looked at the policy and dis
covered what Mrs. Blackshire
seemed to have feared-that there
would be no payment by the in
surance company in case it were
proven that suicide had been the
cause of the policy holders death.
Petit claims that he did not
understand the request, and that
he was entirely innocent of any
knowledge of the crime and was
not aware that the woman was
involved until days afterward.
Then he thought of the incident of
the insurance policy and at once
hacame SuSDiciOuS.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-13

Old Lady-What, you are sorry you
are getting so big? Why so? Child
Cos ma says I'm gettin' old enough to
know better.-Brooklyn Life
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
gicrfmiiroise
Surcn nurfI &c.
runa beiuirft.

Inter Satltm pom 10. Sanuar
1897 erbieIt Or. 0artmon hcn fol9cn>
Den Srief;
.Meine Srmt Iitt an eincr Gompliz
cation bon Grantbeitcn felt bcu bcrs
aon0cren 25 ISubren. Sbr SalI trobte
Ser @cI6idlihfcit ciniacr Der belten
NcrStc. Cine ibrer ldintmIten 8c>
itJperoeu mar droniidc Nerltopfung
bon mcbrjdbri9em @citanb. 9Iuh bate
iie Die fritiic1e 9eriooe Der 6raucu -
Den 2ebcnspetbicl - 51 iibcritebeu.
ISM sunni 1895 Ibric6 id, Sbnen
iibcr ibren Suu uuo sic rietbcu mir
einen &uriu5 bon &erunn ltuo @dnas
lin, NIT Dem mir iofort bc9ouneu lno
fGnnen MN iaQen, boB lie lie oollltdns
big tl'rirteu. Sic 0Iaubt icIt, baB lie
gcitorben tuGre. bdtte Tie bicIe !uuns
berpolIen 9tittcl nift geuommcn.
nltnacfdbr sur Iclbcn Belt Ifricb
id) Sbuen ii6cr mcincn cigeuen Gas
tnrrbfnIl, ou bem i6 25 Sabre lit,
uub 6lnpeilen piel leiber muBtc Sd
begnnn Ecruna 9enail mad Sbrcn Sns
itruftipucn SIT gebraudDcu uub fnbr
hnmit iurt nnseidbr cin Subr lang
nnb cs bat Mid pullitGnbis furirt.
Sbre Niittel be,uirfcn glaes, iuas Sic
fir biciclbcn bcaniprudcn nun iclbit
mebr." - Spbn ,. AttiniOn.
Sn eincm 8ricfe, boticrt sen /. .
Sanuor 1900. in9t 0err 9ltfiulon
nnh flint Sabren @rfabrung NIT Yes
rllna.
.Sd) iucrbc itets ciu autcs 9Surt fir
Geruna cinlcgen. Sdl bin nod iuuer
nom &atnrrb frrirt." - Spbu =. slts
tinion, Snbcsenoener, Mo-, SpG 272.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

Erdlt sHld S6ipanot Sanborn,
0tiuu, I6rei6t:
vSdJ ,uar finfunb5wansis Sabre
lang bon HbcumntiSmus mn &ntarrb
gcplngt unh tunntc San nno NadJt
nidt id,iafen. giadDbem idl Ycruna
scbrnnd)t. fann idJ idJlaien unb jett
auiil. mid nidjtS mebr. gSeun id) lit
irgcnb eincr Wciie pun Srnnfbcit cts
sriiicn mcrbc. 10 lit Yeruna bic W'es
oi;in, bic id) braud)e. Wsein Spbu
mmroc ppu ScbIfupffatarrb furirt burd)
Ecruna." - Srau 9llla SdliuanSt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

GfHe saranfirte 0nr sesen 9amprrboiben.
NtdeHbe. bIiHoe liiieioe poer bororirQeHne
1iiinurrbuinrli. sSbr NpulhJsT giebt tSeIn III.
rid meiiu Fase ciuiment niebt IN O his IA
1aaeu inrir. 50s. (gtosII Ii1c .iass .gajitej
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Scifcntlidlc ScfanntmndDnng.

Sctfcnfltdlc SctuHittllnmilg
Sdl Babc mciuc Snreuur bon hem tcil-
purdren Y ape i'm 0ocna e5ebdloc nab Den
Simmern 9ir. $40, 3t2. 3l4 mo 3i6,
rGomitables CScbduoe,~ oersgl, no nit Den
sr0bcren NdumIidieitcu mo ucrbcilcricu
Sucilitdten id1 better I'M Stnnoc lcin wcrs
oc, Dem 9lnIdui. %crlaui uHo &crmctbcu
bon C5runoeipcHihm iomie Der NciorNuuR
bon 9lneibcu auf SruuhcigCubum bic
gr1bie slnimcrilumieit 81 lubmcn
Snocm icb iilr ope mir hi5ber p"ibWltc
Y;erirducn tuuic uuo dhtunGauull INN Clnc
3uriieBung ociic!bcn eriucbc pcrglClbc D
ad.uHg3lou
GpBralm !!atJt.
U22-S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
6nttinmpro nno Sclbltmoro.

Y eW Oorf 3. Mai. ,Sobn
lcrblme. Slperintcn0cnt ser Nolf9.
ldnen IN Bergen Gornm. rs,
elmer Der bctu1ntciten SdulnlGnncr
OcS Sanoc5, crldoB beute in iciner
@obnlng 3ll Sndcniad lcinc @ottin
lmo lid ielblt. Ter Mann ioupbl,
pie Die iSrou mnren icit mcbreren
9Sotcn frpnf ino bettld9crig inlo
Oie'er llnlltono lol OoS Wtotip iiir sic
S6redenstbat gelpcicn icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
@i9clplu's Wtitidrnloiacr ucrlaitct.

M / lmoutec, Niat., 3. Nioi.
Senrn Is. @oa. irii6ercr S5iilis.
aailircr ocr biciigcn ,Griten 9iutio-
nolbanf," mclher ais WiitidmIoigcr
beS Gr.|rGii0cntcn @igelom in 0ciicn
Gcirmloutioncn otgefIogt lit, wuroe
bellte III Ghicago perhaitct, no er ii0
lett nebreren Sagcn uuigebnlten
bat. llnterbanohngen 5unl 3lpede
ieiter 9hlslieicrllng limo inl @nnge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Af6''1a,
Grippe,
3ro,1&itis.

9ie foIten, burdoringenoen Win
ter.Stiirme ipirfen 10 oernidteno aui
oaS menlblif)e 2eben eit, aIs iraen6
cine Der ibredliden epioemilhen
Granfbeitcn, oeren erItes grideinen
IN einer @eseno Dem Screen oes
9rabIten Sdreden einia9t. 3a fal.
teS gSetter i'm @inter unpermeioIif
it, 10 berllrioht es menig ltnrilbe, OBJ.
ipobl Die idGoliden giniliiiie auf Die
8ellnobeit Der grtpa6lenen ibIim.
mer lino, olS bieienigen Ser beibeIten
Soilon oes SabreS. Senft nah iiber
Die pielen EoocsfdIle, Die iid tGgIidl
ereignen bel 2ellten bon robujter
Contribution, Ole 9eraoesu getooiet
lperoen bon Der Seiite, Ynernonia,
inoem iie iidl einem eilieen Stllrm
arsleten. Gs lit ipohlbefannt, oaB
Snngenent3iluoung, S,oniiIitis, mum.
Der Sals, gnt5iinoung Der 2uftr0b.
rem Wogen-GntSiinoung, gnt5iin.
Dung Der 2inlen II. (. TO-, iebr gef6br.
libe 8ranfbeiten iino, lino INN oas
Seben eires Tatienten s,t retten, III
es bon Der groBten 8id)tigfeit, oen.
ielben in ben eriten Stooien ginbaIt
5n gebieten, oa iie in oen ipGteren
Stabie:t Ger @eididlidfeit Ser tiih.
tighten slerste ipotten ipdbreno iie In
ibrem slnfongs- Staoiltm prompt
uno lei6t ourb Habnap's Heoop @e.
Lief fitrirt perocn. Sn ieber Samilie
ioIlte oieie unidlGbbare ipe5ifiide Wc.
oi3in fir ale &rantbeiten, Die gnt.
5iinoungen berliriaben, itets an
Sono iein. Die Soften iino iebr ge.
ring ino man iport sluun5igfab oen
9etrag an 0ottor. ilno slpotbefer.
Hcdhnltftnru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Wunbcrpplle Gntoefnna.

qtpcn 1T eae Slat.
Son eecn Aeinbeii bnnat Die Neihnffefbeit
ncs VebeHs nto Der CeinHnbeit u6 gSenn oas
NIut lid uns lrpcito ciner llrildhe perpidt. bic
HIuiGoern oerituptt U. ben Slutfretsdnf berrnt.
bann Miro ods fbuhhe Srpnn int a0rper ant
meiitcH pon Riutdnornna nHe Strnnfbeti 5lI LET'S
oeu bdbep, 5ie alien St Sernhnroner'plctldhe
nubten oics mo Hoer tic 5ildnuncH tfntef.
iuas beuic dis ole ,,st. Sernare's arduterpiisn"
6einnnt H. uni Die SChlenien Der yeber Su oitnen
niib gefliHee Girlulatcu uieoer berSuIteleH.
entocdteu lie ia gSabrbett ein pirflifes llnioer.
inis3eIimtiel fit nleniblibe peioeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Scrbiitct Iipbthcria f!

Waoiuab 6 o.. Heiusgorfl SO babe meine
Slinoer eeaen 9pbtberia unb edarIad's5i
aei6lbt. iuo,m Id ibneu Sbre Webi5tn aeaebpn
babe.
Sbre 5u 9unf berpiIi6ieie
Wrs. z. v. Htttenboufe.
1919 Rdrfslbenue. Wtiscdtine, Soud.
Us aiebi RtdbtS in ber NeIi. ous S&merasn
nnierorlden oeer oem 6orti6rtit bon tranfbst.
ten 70 icbnea einbaIt gebieten ptro. ais Rab.
NAB Eeuob NeItef. Us fiirirt linb bers
bitet Suften, 9ridItritaen, muneen SaIs. Sns
fIucn8a. gneumona, Hbeumatismus, ReuraIaia.
Stopii6merB. 8abHibmer3. aittma. Mibeninotb.
IS furirt ieben e6msrB. ieoe Beritnn9une ober
Guetlhung ain gau5cH meHfgtIten a5rper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
I d, 10 er'

Yeters6nrg 3. Dioi. - lint
Aulrcglrltg Der 9euolferuug 1t. ntog.
lide Spntpatbie Teipeglngen in
riliiiiden Snollitrie Gentren III per.
'nlcioen bat Die sRegIeriirg oen 3ei.
tilnaen perbpiefl, 9erid1te iiber oie
nelten llnruben i'll Folen 81 peroi
ientlihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

Sn aoInnlu5oo, Nid).. lit ocr
% Sabre oltc Bert Niller ans Battle
Greet in cinem Shloi5inlmer i'm
Saiic iciner Sunte, ,Srou Sertcn.
unter llnitGnoen, Die eincn Moro
pcrnnltben laNul, ais 2cid,e ouiae.
flrnocn poroen. glIS niltbnnbliher
W0roer lit Uiilcs Sertoh, Der @utie
Der 1rnil perbnftet iporoen, Der bon
ieincr ,srml getrennt lebte iino D'il.
Ter, oengeidiieer oer Seeteren, baBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
sSnnoerdare Siilfe bei Mabma.

49, Sairinr 1904.
Serren Wabwuh g. So. 30 gImsStrabe,
ReipsDorfsgttn
gBertbe Serrenl Seii 5nbren babe Id an
slftbmd nHo grou6itic eeIttten Dor elmer Bo1s
fauite i'd eine 5iofcbe bon gtaopabs Neaob Re.
lief uno babe ieoen gbeno bor oem SnIdfen.
geben einen 1beeIbiicI bon In gsnfer eenommen.
Die 9lnoerung bic ih btmerfi babe. IN humber.
bar. gufs Bdrmiie empfebIe i'd y. ". r.
stdtungsoou
nk,a q n.trI.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04


rem un6 MCpoIucru protcItirt mo bic
TcrlihcrinQ Aiebt boB Die llnion
ielbit bcrcit lei, Ser Eolijci ole moQ-
Lido SiiIic yrr GrboIhng Der 9iubc
iu 9cbcn TuS Grideincn Scr inn
portirtcn NcNCr nit WclpChrcn ibc
cine ollIrcNcn0c Nnfuna olf sic De
nGlfcrunN I'M NuNcmcincn oll3, un0
sic @obrlnQ 0cS NricocnS miiroc
liderlih lcihtCr icjn, >pcnn mon bic
@cluoiimnQ ser Strifcbrc6cr nift
gcItottC. GcrtrCtcr scr StobtrcQic.
rilu0 hicItcn beltc 9tohn1ittoN Gon
fcrcr5cn nit &crtrctcrll hc3 0cnlo
BigtCrcn Clements inter oen Trin.
5ipulcn mo Tltbrtcutcu. INN cine
mcitcrc 9luabrcihmA bcS Strite0 5ll
ucrbiitcn um0 luonloQIih cine @oliS
fiir 5llfiinitiQc 6ric0cnSuntcrbono'
lln9cn all'5ltltcIlen
gSGbreno cine 0roBc 9ln5nbl lpcitc-
rer StrifcbrcdbCr hclltc pnn ullSlu0rtS
anlnlgtc. Itcltcn bCutc nubCju 300
| lriiber lmpOrtirtC 9tc9Cr Ole 9lrbcit
mic0cr Cirl mo crtlGrten tic icicn
nicbt 9SilIcn3, ihr &cben iiir $3.50
pro Gug 81 ri3fircn. NGbrcno Scr
lebtcn 9toht uurOc Wtihocl Nic9ius
mara. elm Stritcr. bon 4. 81. Bud
meiltcr, cincnl Gbci Der GctcttiUS IN
0icnitcn Scr oGnplopcr9 Scolnin1
9llIocidtion," 0urd) 5luCi Ncuolncrs
id)iliic on Ncin pcrlulnoct. @uf.
mciitcr crtIort, cr lei nit $500 uui
Dem @cgc nod bcnl Shuppcn Scr
Gompognic AcluCCn INN Icinc SelltC
ob5ul0bncn. lmo Mc9ionoro. ionic
ctlid)c on0crc Strifcr hGttcn i'm ont
gcgriilcn. Nic9snmnro OoNeGcn be-
butptct @uchmciltcr babe obnc uQc
llriohc nlli i'm Ncicuert
Die bCllti0cn StroBcnfGmpie luos
rem 10 nnhultcno, bitter lln0 lucitpcr.
brcitct. boB oic @cid)0Itolcltc 5u Ser
S''''u'' "'.'''"' I'''' nno ~ 0'''' ~ ~,
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Do,o' ''V'' Iy'.'s' t.s ." ,n s','''y'1,' wv
20 V',,'H' 90 I''sUI'' W., ''s"go' "'''''
w W." tp''oN'''' p'y = - NV D'"'oNn ;'
fcinc iolhr hot iic sic N,ntcrpcntion
nnu Milit1r crbpiihc
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W. o'''''' ", 'o''Vt'''p o'n. Wv wv >"o,H ivy,
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GGnrrr ocrcu 0,omrr uiht in 6r.
iohr,uo ocbroht linn. nui prniocr
bcbeuflihc Mciic pcrlcRt mo nod,
ihrru Mnhnruncu orbroht llutcr
brnirlbcu bcionbcn iih ohcrnoIs
niclc VoIinutcn uelhr ,riGuio in bic
Wriphtolinir orricthrn mn INNER
ihul0rt ihrr 0rilr nen fricntcu 0ir
Strifcbrrdrr ,pic brr NGnb ih(uocu
in o0ru I6lcu riitfiihtsIoS brrin
,u6 mcr in Der 9}Ghc mnr, Idlpcbtc
in yciohr
mt s o,,..o,..,>,r =.
~ |.'',' u''D -, ',,o'',e w. y ..r ,.,.ps' w
~.' 80 on "'"'p, ,,'g "" s,Ey;.. Ii..'t' ~.
NV p0'oV, ,'1U po'"., "',"ulI'o% "' =, 5,, ."
''n9''' '''o p'.'''o..'s ''lg..oi. y. 'o"s .
w., "''N.p'',o'Ii s''- I ~, Stup. o,, u''S,
49, u,o,' ~. ,s p"'o'S ~,o...' 49,. ps'-e.'." ~.
mil (s;rbriid,c fou, mr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
@crmiidJte telegrapbiidDc ScpcidJcn.

Or 9tettic Diorio Stcucns BON
Californian, pelhe an ,,grDn Wamr
College" alS So5entin tbGtiq lit, boi
mir bcrporrogenoc 6orid)un9en mii
Oen Scbiete Der 3oologie eincn Treis
BON $1,000 crboIten.
Sn Tbilooelpbia lit Scr ofte
,so6res GongreB orr .Sroucn.
Nbit 9iga" nit @ettipielen. iiir
ipelhe piele pertbpolle Yreiie ousge.
ictt limo, eroiinet lporoen. gtobesit
cintanieno g8biitpielerinnen buben
lid oo5n eingcilrnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
SSnrnm aite 2cutc Defenders iDitcmis
Idjcm Satnrrb nnsgeictt iiub.

N2it Dem Glitter IteIfen ii6 oud5 fds
tarrboliIde &rontbeiten ein. Spltemiz
iher aotarrb lit nl8euein bel alien
Seutcn.
9ics erflGrt. ipnrlm Geruua 70 ltnz
eutbe6rlid gemorben fit oIte 2eutc.
Ecruno lit oeren SdlutmitteI, boS einz
5ige Niittel, bas bis iebt erIonneu
iuilrre, oaS gcnal fir oieie Sdlle past.
Nidt3 al5 Elm iuirtidmes iplteuildes
Wittel fam bieie turireu.
Cine @clobnunG bon $4,000 lit
in Der Iarfet Grfnn9e 9auf BON Go
Iunbus. Ohio, bepouirt porocn. ol5
cine @arantie, buB obiQcS 3cu9nis
edit lit; bab mir nutbentiidle 8ricfc III
inherent @clib bdben. bie5 5ll bcitGtiz
gen. @dbreno Der bielen Sabre, Die
mir an5eiae1. babcn mir nicmnls
tbeiIpeiie ober 9dnS Elm cin5igcs llns
edtes 3eI9nib gebraudt. Sehe5
unierer 3euQniiic lit edbt unb in beu
8orten bcr Eerion. Ocrcn Name uus
teri6rieben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
gaItimore 1rausfer So.
itti oIl bee

tftf oil Der
bat tbre ansIiufhna unb mcbrere 1ubr,perfs
iy,uns) pererobert uno III ieet TN Stanbe
Wsbbei Don gans 5n eaus 81 befbrberu une
ifir bic uufberabrna ootr s'erfenonna su bet.
pa6en. Tyemytr uHb Superiaitse Ssbiennne
birb Suoeii4trt. A63-)
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-18

James Tierney is working at the tale
mine.
John o'Grady was in Northasld re-
Gently.
s. ID. Nichols was in Middlebury the
first Of the week.
n. D. Rice has been quite sick with the
grip the past week.
Mrs. Winch Of Northteld visited Mrs.
ID. l.. Nichols Tuesday.
Miss Brokaw spoke at the schoolhouse
in East Granville sunday.
Geo. Tilden was in Burlington Wednes-
day Of last week on business.
Henry VanDeusen is working for L.
Dickerman az East Granville.
Mrs. NJ. H. Richards visited her sister
in Rochester portion Of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Howe Of Northdeld
were guests Of relatives here over Sunday.
Mrs. o. C. Briggs was bitten quite
seriously on both hands by one Of her
dogs recently.
7. Webb and Mrs. Vinton of East Gran
Vile were here Friday evening to attend
the doctors reception.
Mrs. A. S. NanDeusen. who has been in
Warren the past week on business, has re-
turned TO her work, az ID. l.. Nichols.
Mr.. Jewett, who owns the tale mine in
the south part o. the town, hss purchased
one on Moses Bells farm and began Ouerat-
ing 60 Wednesday Of this week.
A reception was given Or. and Mrs
JOINER Friday evening az StznwiE Hau
here they are boarding. 4 very pleas
ant evening was passed and r5fres hmeuts
0f ice cream and cake were served.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-18
SOUTH STAFFORD.

| Horace Warrington is very i'll,
Miss Lydia Buell. was home over sun
day.
Curt Avery was at Charles Avery's SAT-
urday.
Mrs. Della LeWare was at her mothers
/ Sunday.
Walter Hoyt returned from Arlington
/ Saturday.
L. Miller of West Fairlee was in town
/ last week.
Mr.. Batchelder Of Bethel was in town
| last week.
Jennie sorrigan is working at Mrs,
I Doolittles.
Fred Gle and wife Of Lebanon were in
town Sunday.
Joseph Truman and family were in
town Sunday.
The ladies' Aid met at the vestry Thurs
day afternoon.
G.L. stow Of Chelsea was at the Barrett
House last week.
Convocation OF Unity chapter Thursday
evening, May is.
Miss Gertie Barrett was In Thetford
Center last week.
Mrs Alma Kendall IS recovering from
her recent illness.
Hale X. Darling Of Chelsea was in town
on business recently.
Miss Ada Richardson returned from
Boston Saturday evening.
Miss Minnie Bartlett spent several days
at T.. d. Parker's last week.
Mrs. Arthur Judd and Miss Blanche
Judd were In Sharon Saturday.
Judge Bigelow Of Brookheld was in
town on legal business recently.
Rev. Geo. Gray will preach his farewell
sermon sunday morning, May p.
DR.. and Mrs. Blake OF Woburn are at
the Barrett House for a short stay.
Mrs. Geo. Moore visited her sister, Mrs.
Fred Roberts, in Thetford last week.
Mrs. Frank Lamphere and daughter
have been at Mrs. VIM. Hayes recently.
Mrs. Dearborn and her sister, Miss
Ethel White, were in South Royalton Sat
urday.
Miss Minnie Blodgett Of South Royal
ton spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
S. b. Buell..
The stork paid a visit at Mr.. and Mrs.
Caleb Doollttle's Sunday morning, leaving
a little daughter.
David Avery died Monday morning,
May S, after a painful illness Of many
weeks. The funeral services were held at
the Universalist church, Rev. Geo. Gray
officiating.
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sIOCnHh,OSG

Roman Holland and q. B. Fish were in
Rochester Sunday.
Several from here attended the dance at
Gaysville Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Baker were in Bethel
st l.. NJ. Greene's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson are
spending some time In Granville.
Mrs. Emeiine Lawrence Of Rochester
spent Saturday with Mrs. Carl Neff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minkley Of Rochester
spent Sunday al Theron Robinsons.
Rev. W. r. Davenport will lecture at
the Union church Tuesday evening, May
I'D.
Several from town attended the $. s.
convention at Rochester Wednesday Of
last week.
Miss Bessie Barnes visited her uncle,
George Jones, and family in South Stock
bridge Saturday.
Miss Grace Cooke Of Rochester has been
spending the week with her grandmother,
Mrs. Harriet Bird.
George Jones and family of South Stock
bridge, Miss Anna Greene and Willis
Kemp spent Sunday at Frank Barnes.
Rev. Miss y. VI. Mack and Rev. Frances
kimbau and Miss Anna Whitcomb OF
Gaysville, Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Ameron
Of Pittsdeld were in town last week
Wednesday 70 see Mrs. Carl Ned.
Mrs. lydia Everett, for many wears a
resident Of this town, died Saturday even
ing. Nav t3, az the home Of her grandson.
David Everett. Mrs. Everett was held in
high esteem ty all who knew her. Her
age Was ninctv-three years.
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YOUNG ALEXANDER.

This we'll known stallion viii make the
season 1905 at nv sale stable in Bethel next
door to Lincoln's shop at a Sl5 service fee
the cheapest service fee, quality consid-
cred, in the state today.
This horse combines speed with size,
| Htyle and high action that is so much in
demand and brings such long prices, costs
nothing to develop. Young Alexander is
I by Alexander, 2:20}, New England's great
I est sire, with too many to mention in the
I 30 list, several in the 2:l0 list and one only
/ One-half second from the two minute
class. Young Alexander has always since
/ one year old been exhibited at the several
I fairs IN the state and has never failed in
winning first prize, judged by the board
of judges appointed by the society. Per-
! haps the greatest honor was the sweep
stakes at the Vermont state fair in 1903
shown against nine others, au older than
he, and the pick at Rutland and Addison
counties,
Now let every breeder ask himself this
question, (which Is the cheaper, pay -
extra service and get fine, large colt that
will sell for more money at two years old
than an ordinary horse at five, or save the
S service and breed ordinary stock -
] shall sell horses. carriages, harness, both
team and light driving, farm implements
of every description from a CultIVator to
a gasoline engine and manure spreader.
Slr. Simpson. on my place In Barnard,
viii wait on any customer there.
VIII pay 30s. per 70. for good coarse
wool 10 exchange for above goods.
e. S. PUTNAM, Bethel.