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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
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ONE small bay mare with harness on:
left hind leg between knee and foot swol-
len. Return 10 56S Somerby St. or teie-
phone Bell 29Sl-Y Reward
IN Auerbaeh's store ladys hand satch-
Ell containing check book and purse Re-
turn satchel and check book to Herald
office; no questions will be asked
FRIDAY, a lady's open-faced silver
watch with gold chain, on I'd South and
Main Return to Herald, Reward.
AT Keith o Brien's or Paris Millinery
Co. card case containing railroad cara.
also check on Rock Springs bank for So.
Return TO Herald office, Reward.
A FOX TERRIER. Finder will be re-
warded. Tel. ZIG or address 500 L. list
So ST
LADYS hand bag containing gold
mounted spectacles and opera dome, be-
tween West Temple and eth East 18th
and 18th South. Reward at Drs. Dunford
& Arnold's office. over Walker Bros.
bank.
cHATELAIN !. PIN c. 3, on back. Re-
turn 10 Homer Abstract Office, receive
reward.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

<~O>~~~~~~~~~-~~s~~-~~s>~e
THERE will never be another chance 90
buy real estate in this city at present
prices Any sane man can see why II will
rise in value
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5-ROOM Or. brick. y. r. bench. modern;
LOT 2Isx7 rods, S. $50. Easy terms.
4-room frame. southeast lot 50XllO feet,
81 geo; half cash.
Lots in all parts OF city at low prices
and easy terms.
Hubbard Investment Co., IS ". Second
South Phones I13,
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| The following are bedrock, and there
are none better in the city:
50 acres within miles of the heart of
! the city. with S-room house flowing well,
plenty of water for irrigation. A.050
$40 Palm avenue, neat 3-room house,
lOJ 50Xl25 feet TO alley. for 1850. $500 cash.
bal. monthly payments.
S25 West LIST South, an elegant house for
tage, large lot. barn, outhOuses. &C. s., go.
On list West, near Sth South, 4-room
house, ks rods TO alley, $500.
Near 10th South and Srd East, SKIP rods
with elegant S-room modern house. at
g, $50; $500 cash, bal, easy monthly pay
ments. The biggest snap out.
122 p St. Groom mod, 2-stoTy' brick
house, furnace, barn, large rooms; lot
nearly Sxl0 rods, s4200.
Cor. 2nd and r SITS, 6-room modern :
story residence, iron fence cement walks
will go at s.. 500
Cor. End and S SITS, an up-to-date s.
room modern 2-story brick residence; lot
2lEX7ls rods TO alley; very reasonable
terms. 5000.
70 q ST, 7-room modern 2-story brick.
connected with sewer; lot nsXl0 rods; re-
duced from $3.50 to $3.50: $1,000 cash, bal
On Srd St. on a corner facing south and
east, lot SKI; handsome broom modern
brick. for s.. $50.
On g St, an up-to-ddte modern 9-Iooln
brick cottage, connected with sewer, at
on / St. Groom frame house water and
electric lights, for Sll50.
1 must sell No. 1857 East 5th South. 1t
is a nine-room modern brick cottage; lot
4X20 rods. Really worth 5000 owner
leaving city and viii let it go at 5000.
On Lincoln avenue, two lots. 300
nth East. near End South car line, Az
| I32 feet and alleys, $3.50.
broom old but good. substantial house,
with SIbxlO rods, facing south on Srd st,
for s.. 500 1t is surely a bargain.
A. RICHTER,
70 West First South st. Phones oil.
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WANTED-AGENTS.


A PERMANENT business offer-s5O to
$3.50 per week, positive. Men and women
wanted everywhere to operate sales par
lors for the best ladies' and gents dress
shoe known; 10 original sight selling
health and comfort features: factory TO
consumer: previous experience unneces-
sary; profit possibilities unlimited no
risk: reply quick. Balm & Harms $50 w
md So St. Salt Lake City, Utah,
AGENTS in dark Nameplates,
signs, numbers. 200 per cent profit. Sam
pIes free. Wright Supply Co, EngleWood.
III
AGENTS-We have some good things 60
sell: one special Christmas toy sells at
every house: sample free. Address POS w.
Wood St. Decatur. III.
WANTED-Lady agents TO sell the new
'Knittop" Petticoats; body knitted OF
good yarn, flounce made of sateen, SILK,
etc; easy seller. good profits. Maputae-
turers' Garment Co, ia Adams ST. chi
cago.
WHY carry sample trunks when you
can with pocket sample make 500 20 $500
per week commissions? Details OF Z. l..
Brown, 401 Equitable building, 81. Louis,
Mo
RELIABLE man each county, as assist
ant manager. so weekly aud expenses.
EXPENSE money advanced. Position pef-
inanent Address Manager, EffLake St.
Chicago.
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HOMER s ROBERTSON.

SEE Us FOR HOMES OR LOTS.
S95O--4-roOm and barn. faces south near
Ilt south.
SL9N-Aice S-TOOm home, bath, large lot
nth East.
81 a5o-i-room modern brick, almost new,
East 5th South.
&5.aJJ-S-rOom modern, very close in.
Some fine residences on Brigham street
ana other good locations. of which We
have exclusive sale
81 80 buys so feet facing south. half
block from joint building. An ideal loca-
ton for double house.
R. l.. Pritchard. Mgr r. E. Dept.
WILSON SHERMAN CO. 81 ". Second
South. Telephone 49,.
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at PAYS TO OWN a HOME.
CAPITAL q. &. D. GO.

l9 5. West Temple St
~ tins list does not interest YOU. call
az Qur office for others
so,ao-l1XlBla feet, with right of way Sd
East. AN Al TERRACE SITE.
$S'"e-f2l4XiS2 5th East, with first-class
Groom house
s@'iO0-53Nl5l with a right of way. 6-Poom
modern brick. well built sewer
connection; choicest location in city
NIooe-t0Xlt6 10 alley, modern Groom
brick. There Is not a better built
house in the city; west side
S5'VO-dSXS2l2, E eth South, broom mod
ern p. b. house
&-ZOo-4oNl45 10 alley double brick, mod
ern and Well built: splendid in
Eestmeut.
Sb.5oO-l65x3J0. best corner on east bench
10 subdivide
9Q-Modern b-rOOm brick: pay one
months rent down, and nine years
for balance Easy
VIZ: Vacant lots, acreage and traclSage
everywhere.
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IT'S \ BARGAIN.

THE HOME TRUST & SAVINGS co.
A.5J-5-room cottage. southeast, large
lot, fruit trees, etc.
81 A0-5-rOOm brick cottage, northeast,
splendid condition: terms.
SLOJe-3-rCOm cottage. summer kitchen,
barn, etc, east side, close in; terms.
s5,GtJ--9-rOom modern brick residence on
Third ST. hot and cold water on every
floor. barn and large lot.
HOME TRl 81 4 SAVINGS co,
6-S-l0 ". Eirst South st.
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100 MEN for canal work Idaho, wages s.,
s.. % and $50 day; ship daily.
STROCk'S EMP. AGCY.,
As w 2d So St
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BARGAIN. broom brick in nice court.
close TO business, a,150.
4-room new mod. cottage, north bench
Terms, $500.
4-room cottage, southeast SZ,VOO; o,,x,s,
WE BUILD SUBSTANTIAL HOMES
ALSO. -,-, 40
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
Under Walkers Bank.
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STROCK'S Employment Agency.
Mechanic and Labor Office,
- W. ID So. Phone 464
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DROP IN AND ~ALK IT OVER"

az ACRES close 10 Utah Light * Rail-
way power plant. between South Temple
and LIST South, near Jordan river, 80 per
facre.
okla rods, 4-rOOm frame, all in good con-
ditlon, o. 18th East near 18th South
Sl.200. 500 cash. bal terms
l60N550 feet on y street near l. D. s
hospital, fronting on boulevard, $ 200
Fine suburban home in Waterloo, with
line water right, ll-rOom brick house
That cost 5000 10 build. on car line, six
lots, all for $3.50
flaNlO rods. cor. II and 9Th st, south
west front, elegant corner, 81
Some choice prospective business prop
ertS. Come and Investigate
large list of acreage for sala
@s L. CUMMINGS & 90.
Successors to Clayton &CO
l53 5 Main ST.
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Domestic Wants
Help Wanted
Situations Wanted
For Sale Miscellaneous
Rooms--Boarding Places,
WANTED-MALE HELP.

fessiOnal and clerical help, . cent a word
Daily and 1 cent word Sunday, prepaid
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l.. lot o5Ntbo Ieets east ssdt.- MS - 81 81
exceptionally good bargain for only vow.
Terms easy.
An elegant 9-room strictly modern 2
story house, close in, east side -
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INV Co..
232 d. F. Walker Bldg.
S-ROOM modern frame. on lst ST., barn,
lot IS fl. by rods. $500
I rooms. hall. G. L furnace, lol on ~
rods, on 9TH ST., close in; lot can be dl-
An elegant modern lO,room. hall and
billiard room. stone residence, close IN,
hardwood finish, large barn, lot 6l2xlO
room new brick on ID St. lot 21sxlO
rods easy terms. A,0cl
Groom new modern BRICK near uniNer-
sitv. barn, carriage house, easy terms
$3.50
have several residences 10 be sold on
monthly payments at 81 20 TO S9,U05 eac ll.
what you can now and pay the balance
as YOU earn it, That Is practical way
to get a home.
ing that offer desirable investments. Can
on me and talk them over.
A. r. ADKlSON,
u HOODer Building.
vOT- CAN'ff BEAT THESE.
: ToO-Cottags three blocks from Main
81. Ierms,
81. ee0-f-room brick, close IN. Terms.
l =
balance ike rent.
s.. JO0-6-room brick, f. Sd South. Easy
terms.
4 BARGAIN.
s3,0JJ-Buys one of the best modern brick
cottages on y. +. bench extra
large rooms, nickel plumbing, fine
mantel large basement. large lot.
See il if you want snap.
Sc. 5OO-7-roOm modern brick, on ii st,
heated by hot water.
"a O0G-S-room modern brick. on Sd ST, cor
ner lot: very easy terms,
FOR Saaps See
A MKELLAR d Co.
6Si2 ". Second South.
81. 50O-5- ROOM brick, large lot I'd West
near 4th South.
s.. OOO-5~room brick lot 5N7 rods, corner
ST.
&. 2oO-5-room brick. bath toilet. sewer
connection. lot SX5 rods, ] St near
Brigham.
81 15O-2Iaxz0 rods, LIST South, close in.
5 65O-}x5 rods 9Th st. near II.
3 9OO-4-roOm brick, near r. G.. W. shops,
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AAILORS ana tdllofesseS a. W alA1l-9
store. Apply l.. A. Paulo0.
A GOOD second hand roller top desk.
Address II 81 Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01

WHEN you buy c. sell property.
Keep in mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts.
Guaranteed against ali errors in title,
Examine titles.
Attend all details of purchase or sale.
The Homer Abstract Co.,
Cor Main e. ist So. under Deseret bank.
n,JUS1UNS TnE HOUSERS
Have bargains in houses 25l So. Main.
CLAYTON z CO.. real estate. insur-
ance and loans Telephone. Ind, $50
lsS s Main 81
~ buying or selling see
THE RANCK REAL ESTATE CO..
Both phcnes. 3J1l
Suite 2S2 d. +. Walker bldg
A 3-ROOM house. good lot SxlO rods
close In bargain: $3.50 cash: balance
terms. II !. Herald
We SELL. real estate-thats all Tuttle
Bros ~ Main 81. Red ball sign
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WANTED.

One-half cent a word Daily. prepaid.
Five cents counted line If charged.
One cent word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line If charged.
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SEE STAYNER. 1874 5. State, for half
acre lots.
FUTILE BROS, lig MAIN STREET.
can on us any time between a. m.
and p. m. every week day, and you wiz
find some one OF our seven men in and
glad 10 help you lind what you want.
We know how. We have over 81 j0d 900
worth OF property absolutely in our con-
troll, exclusive. 1923 +. Brigham St, 40iaX
1S1 IT., small Dr. cot. sewer connected,
pavement. worth $1,000: sell for s. 450.
3rd St, S-rm. pressed br. home, modern
il every respect; barn. alley, large cor
ner lot. $500. It's cheap at that We are
forced TO sell at once. Make us an offer
No. 4S5 4th St, 6-rm. mod. new br. cot
tage for $1,000
Fine s-rm- mod. home on LIST ST, FOR
So 80.
No. els End ST. 5-rm. br., mod, large,
spacious rooms 3aX7l2 lot; lawn, shade,
hOme-likc place, A.200
The best unimprOVed large piece OF
ground close in Tor $3.50 offered today in
the city. Fine for flats. Vacant lots
everywhere al all prices IN fact We
have the most complete ana largest list
OF properties in the city, and the most
EXCLUSIVES. We are only too pleased 10
help you find what you are looking for.
cal soon and get located for the winter
TGSFTLE BROS, Progress-ferald Bids,
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-DNl5s
FEET
Faces cast on 18th East Just
south Of 10th So. Alley in rear;
city water: close to good schools
Low cash payment and 5000 per
mo. goes.
S500 90.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV co.
we can match anything, any
where
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A 6-ROOM brick cottage, hall; bath e.
/. lot S3xl65 feet: east side. This IS an
exceptionally good bargain for only VOW
Terms easy.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-30
Randolph Continued.

Fred Copeland was home from Dart
mouth college over Sunday.
&. +. Abbott went to Burlington Tues
day to be with his daughter, Mrs. T.. d.
segar, through the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. Shaw and daughter
u 81. Adams were the guests of Miss
Minnie Carpenter over Sunday.
Walter Chamberin has taken a three
years lease Of the b. +. Thresher farm in
Bethel Gilead, which he has been carrying
on some time.
The regular meeting OF the Randolph
Woman's Literary club will be held with
Mrs. w. p, Lamson, Saturday, Dec. 2, al
th usual hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Mann are to winter
~ Belle FourChe, ;. d., for which place
they started saturday. Their son, Laroy
5laun, is stationed there as an engineer on
the governmental irrigation works.
As Fred Hatch's son. Glenn, was driv-
ing their horse down Main street yester-
coy afternoon, the animal was suddenly
taken with blind staggers and dropped
dead ~ front OF the Methodist church.
A young lady from the salvation Army
headquarters IN Barre canyassed this Wiz
lagc Tuesday for funds 70 furnish Thanks
giving cheer for the poor OF the Granite city
aud met with generous response to her
appeal
The fourth attraction IN the Entertain
ment course will be a lecture tomorrow
evening IN Dubois & Gays hall by Ora
samuel GRAY, whose subject will be
Three P's III Pod Mr. GRAY is a Yer
mont iarm boy who has risen through his
own pluck and energy and has be reputa-
ton OF being bright and spicy speaker
Luther A. Hutchinson OF south North
hold, nephew OF Mrs. lamar Angel of
this place, was instantly killed at mid
night saturday in a collision between two
freight trains az South Waterloo. Me.
ihe young man, who was = wears % age.
was fireman between Portland and
Nashua, and had not been home for SIX
years but WAS planning 10 spend the
month OF December with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. D a. Hutchinson.
The county court case brought by r. A.
2 ilts Of brookleld against Martin aud
y iiltam Connolly. Fred Fairbanks ana
Harry Morton, Htgh school BOYS. who.
it Ras alleged, committed frusua-s end
ts.aai5 upon the plaintiff son. Andrew
filt-, lu furglhIy initiating him fafa the
iodine club. Nas settled trissv. Ehe two
tannatlss and FAIRBANKS paid tae sum
fad uu1ns while tne Czsc against
Morton Was aruuuea- be- being able fe
t@taNtlsu thaE he had no part 8n tnr
Trouble ulth the Pitts boy and causa-
IutntlE ives not properly holden frr
anaEes. The unfortunate incident =
no" considered closed. but should not tg
TOO swiftly forgotten.
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XAkIED, FOR SALE, ETC.

See J. e Jerd's monograph adj, page
1 Hayed oats for sale.
Mrs. @. Y. CUsHNAN.
Hats marked down. Now is the time Z
/ buy MEssER co.
For SALE. six-year-old bay mare
good driver. THos. CONNOLLY.
For Edison monographs and supple
/ see rage l. Mrs. r.. +. NANoRNAM.
B. NJ, c. ", Rut., o. q L. c. mileage
at Hulbert's barber shop, next door T. q
HE. Reed, Mortified, Vt, viii pa.
highest cash price for your poultry ae I
For sALE:-Yoke Of oxen yrs. old
weigh 200 lbs. q l.. l.. KIDDER, Bethel
A few cows and shotes will be sold a
my regular horse sale, Dec. I'd.
c. l.. HOLMAN.
WANTED. Good capable housekeeper
who will be kind to children.
3w CHAs. l.. SANFORD.
FOR SALE: Thoroughbred Jersey COW
also pair Of traverse sleighs and 30 tons Of
hay. LUKE PARISH.
FARMER: Bring in your hides, skin.
and pelts and get top prices at !. d. Itch
fields.
WANTED:-To hire $500 or 800 on good
security. Enquire at HERALD Office for
particulars.
Bring your hides and calf skins to Pan
ton a ROwell. Can pay more than anyone
else Ia town. If
After Dec. /, DR.. J. p. Clifford will be at
his office on Merchants Row from 10 to II
a. m. and from 1880 to s p. m.
NoTcE:-Big markdown on furs, clos
ing them out. Get you a fur at cost at
Messer's store, Messer block. Wv
For sALE:-One s-year-old horse; good
driver or worker; afraid Of nothing.
Nv q. +. SMITH, Randolph Center.
$40 per month and expenses paid good
men for taking orders. Steady work
Apply Protective Nurseries, Geneva, \. y
Let me send your laundry to Montpelier
Wednesday morning on the sos and back
Fridays. II you take the train yourself
get amileage Of me. c. X. STEELE.
] can put you in the way to get very.
desirable cream separator, fully warranted.
az astonishing figures and terms.
W. h. RAND, Randolph, VT, local
agent international Cream Separator.
Auction sale on Depot square Monday,
Dec 4, consisting of the following arti-
cles;- new beds, springs and mattresses,
chihonier, dining table and chairs, rock
ers and cOuches, nearly new siX-griddle
range, ladders, dining room stoves, extra
large nice robe, / sleigh, Bean make, /
wardrobe. FRED II. PACKARD, Auctioneer.
Edward II. Nichols Of Randolph has in
use on his farm m Braintree an oil-cooled
Miami Woodpecker engine. Intending
purchasers Of gasoline engines would get
much valuable information by calling on
Mr.. Nichols, as Mr.. Nichols can demon
sirate the many advantages that an oil-
cooled engine has overa water jacketed en-
CINE.
We olde folkes Of We new-fangled Grange
viii give create supper and entertain
ment Tuesday, Dec. 5th. We primitive
We entertainment will begin at o'clock
and Will consist OF singinge, a quilting
party and working with wool and fax.
Ne olde tolkes viii be assisted 10y Miss
Gretchen Nichols of California, yiolinist.
We ticket will be twenty-five cents.
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Death Of a. L. Adams.

AFRO Lamson Adams, aged 50 years, died
at o O'Clock Sunday morning al the hotel
in Hancock. where be had been working
since September. Monday, the 2Oth inst.
be injured his knee, in which rheumatism
developed, and then arose complications
OF heart trouble and Bright's disease that
terminated his life after a short illness.
Mr.. Adams was born in Braintree, the
son OF George and RoXana (Horton. Ad-
ans, and is survived by a brother David
Adams OF Gouldsville, and two sisters.
Mrs. O. p. Winch OF Mortified and Mrs,
Heber FarnsW orth OF Braintree, The last
named sister being able to be with him
and minister to him in the last davs of his
life. lie married Miss Mary Deusmore Of
Northheld, very estimabie woman. whose
death occurred in this village in 1sq5
Mr.. Adams had passed nearly an his life
in Brsintree and Randolph, following me
meat business in various markets and a.
nally as proprietor OF a store OF bis own in
the Cushman block, which be sold ont 10
]. ID. litchiield about two years auo since
then he had been in Mortified grest
deal Of the time, working for the furniture
firm % Chase a Roys.
The body was brought Monday To the
home OF his wlte's sister Mrs. T. II Mann
on tales street, where the funeral service
was held at II O'Clock Tuesday forenoon
Rev. Samuel Knowles. pastor Of he Ran
tist church, officiating. Burial was in
southview cemetery by the side Of Mrs
Adams.
Among those present at the funeral
were sister OF the deceased. Mrs N y
Winch Of Mortified; his brother. David
Adams OF Gouldsyille; a sister-in-Iav
Mrs. Roys, and her son OF NortbfaId. end
brother law, W. T.. Densmore, also of
Mortified. VI
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-30

VIII sell at the premises known as the
old Hanks farm in East Randolph at
public auction Tuesday, Dec. 8, at 10a. m.
sharp the following property: farm
OF l15 acres, with good buildings, young
fruit orchard of 100 trees; splendid sugar
orchard and sugar tools; cows, pr. oxen,
pr. 2-yr-old steers, ten 2-yr.-old heifers,
yearling bull, yearling heifers, mare and
sucking colt, s-yr.-old driving mare. work
horse, farming machinery and tools, 100
tons of hay, ensilage, straw, 400 bu. corn,
100 bu. oats, etc. J. w. CAMP.
W. Z. Dunsmoor, Auctioneer.
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Or. Morris Arrested in Hartland.

~ MOTIFS ARRESTED IN F1artland.
DR.. George p Morris, who has beer
practicing medicine in Hartland the las
two years, was arrested in that place Sun
day on the charge Of firing his revolve
twice with intent to kill Luther Penni
man, young man about Is years old, VIII,
was leaving the Morris house as its mas
ter returned from making his usual rounC
of visits among his patients. The tw,
men met face TO face in the yard and th,
doctor, drawing his revolver, fired two,
without, however, hitting his victim, who
made hurried escape. Jealousy of Mrs
Morris is supposed to have been the caus,
Of the act.
DR.. Morris was arraigned Tuesday be-
fore Justice w. r. Sturtevant on the
charge Of assault with dangerous weapon
and, waving examination, was placed un-
der 5000 bonds on that charge alone, As
he had threatened harm to other persons.
the court placed him under bonds OF $1,000
to keep the peace. Being unable to furn-
ish bail, be was lodged in Woodstock jail.
The doctor was born in Rutland, Nov,
20, 1850, the son OF Reuben II and Mary
cooper Morris and grandson Of Phineas
Cooper OF Rochester. His parents remov-
ing to New York when he was a child. he
was educated in that city and was grad
uated from the Bellevue Medical college in
iooo' Dthlious OF seeing the world he
went out as a ships surgeon on a steamer
plying between the ports OF South Ameri-
ca and the United States and followed
that life for five years, or until in 1891 he
came to Randolph and opened an office.
Two years later he married one OF the
most highly respected ladies OF this VIII
lage, but domestic unhappiness followed
ana IN less than two years the wife and
infant daughter left for the West. where
they have since resided.
In the spring OF 1896 he was seized with
the gold fever and went to Alaska. where
the next five years were spent. Three
years ago be came back to town, made the
acquaintance Of Mrs. Eva Bliss. the
present Mrs. Morris, and settled in Hart
land. DR.. Morris is man Of good family.
gentleman in appearance and demeanor.
and is considered an excellent physician
In hartland some excuse for his reck less
nrlng IS offered on the ground that his
mind is little unbalanced through the
use OF drugs, and il is reported that Satur-
DAY evening in one of those differences Of
opinion liable to occur in the best ordered
households, he became SO angry over the
hanging OF picture that he choked his
wife severely.