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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26
ABRII

Juevrs l. Fl Pueblo de Puerto RI
20 contra Regime Baez. homicide in
volmtario.
VieTnes > Fl Pueblo DE- Puerto Ri
co contra R,Rmo Baez. homici1lo M
msnto y aggression.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

So cncucn,ra cn csta capital nneS-
tro eS'imado amigo don Pclcgrin L6-
Icz, lie la casa Pagan Lopez y Ga. de
Mayagiicz. Le Saludamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

So cncuentra rnfctmo de culdado
81 senior MaNlminn Brunet, empleado
.d,: la E>cucla CORRECTIONAL De Maya
gIez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

FL po'iria lopez Iiro scnt6 una dc
nuncia contra Emilio lgI, sia>, por .lu
gar gallos. prro no ha,i 'ndosc pro
bado cl hccho, flG drc'alado no cul
pabr rn la tortc Mum, iral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

IicmoS tcuido II gust" Il" "S'r"rhal
la mano, de nueStro apr"cahle ann
90. don Gcnaro Cautino. RIO conner
,iantr d. Guayama Reciba nlfStro
Sallldo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

DcSdc aver 50 encuentra en- San Juan !,
maestro amigo cl liccnciado don Artn-
ro Ap"nte, de Ilumacao. lie >al1lda--
mos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

Han rontraido mairimonio catoico
.n .Iayuya. los aprcciablcs j6vnnes
don Monserra'e Robes v la bella So
inri,a Monserratc Ostalaza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

So ciruontra en- cSta ciIdad 81 ~
iior Julian lIerencia. de Mavaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

C"nNuc'o Tizol, que toIno Ia VIA pa
! bica como >irio para c>candaIo, fut
arrrsiada AYR lor cl poli'ia ManIauo
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
Der sarsibtira.
Bon elis srafit.

on, .Denn i'd Sebniuft CAB mad
meirem SdaS,
Seq i'd mid pobl an ieineR STREETS
plot
an 6eHiter, Oa, no 0idt an gru'
mem Ind
2iegt Set an Set. itcbt Bud an
Bud,
$40 ieIbt pom M6euo Der, bab anlge-
brannt,
9eo6 oje 9igarre lieat BON lelnsr
San0,
uH0 no sic Come grab sur Mor-
eeH5eit
9leih Iieben @ritBen gol0'He Sum
fen itreut,
ga lis id, Senf. hier lit er mir 10
nab.
&ier iiunt uno 0idtet. Iiet unO
ihrelbt er ia.
uno ieIbit ole Sinner idppirren Ga
berlrm,
Sic wiiien's aud: bier gebt ole 2iebe
uni
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
GrItdjt nnA Gefannhrit.
Son Or. 30. GOnra6.

Gs lit i'm ~aagacinen iiblid, Oas
torperlite 9efinoen ieiner Anaebori.
gcn lainer SSreunoe lm0 ieiner Dit
menidlen i%Tberhaupt Rab Dem bloBeu
Alpblid 5u b~eilrtbeilten. insbeionOere
nab Dem Ausieben 0es Antlibes,,
csianigen 40rpert6eiIs aIlo, ser Scr
S9idIigltrg g~eip0bnlib obne fUeite,
res 5ngdngli6 lit. @us Dem quten
ODER id4edten Ausidben pfleat man
nieiit oiii @eiuuobeit oOer atf aranf.
belt 5u iblieBen. ltn0 ipe5iea in Ia.
gen Der 2raHfbeit pfle9t Dem 6elie.
rem ODER idJledteren alrsieben einen
Ueientlideu Mert beBumciian fir sic
gelrt1eilung Ser 6rage, Of Oas Sci.
Den iih gebeiiert Dot ooer fortggtrit.
ten lit. Ebatidd)Iid fam Oos Weiift
immerbin rur nit einer geiDlien Be.
ldrdnfrng ais Elm SpiegeI Ser for.
perlideH @eiulObeit betradtet mer.
ben. IS eibt n1anlidl forperlidc Sci.
ben genaIg, bic ~iTberbalpt feline Ser.
aroerung I'M AntIiB b~eroorrltfen, ia
manh elmer trdgt Idbit idSon ocn
&eim Oes 1O0es LANCE -3eit IN lid
obne oaB nan i5m nuh mtr oas Ge-
Iringltc arBuieben ucrmofte. Inn an.
ocrieits toBaen nidgt tloB t0rperlide
Sei0en iou0ern aih ieelilde 3litdr-
De DER pgrhie0eHiten art Gus antlit
arbeblid %perln0ern. S%nmnerbin ldBt
lid Hldt leli9nen. OaB Del geahtunq
Der notbiacH Goriidt iid iebr euobl
nIlerhano Sd}iiiie aus Dem Ausieben
iuiO OI 9eihaiienbgit oes geTtfes
aui ocs f0rperlide @~cfuJOen ttrso sen
@Gunobeits5uitano Del betrefieu0en
Rerion a6leiten laiien.
3unddit prdgt lid ser aagemeine
ernabrun s5aitan0 oes aorpers, ser
ia iebr leitt IIrd armhbeit r-:r.
iiuBt miro. aud I'M Bciidlt ic5r bent.
lid aus. Sin magere gnfat tDeiit
SDar. aDenn e lid niht geraoe I'M
hod)8ro0ge gtoaerfeit baiGoeIt. fiir
iih aaein rod ebeiinpefia aitf
&rantbeit bin iDie elm uo1es @Gidt
AMI t0rperlide G~5oiunobeit cine ii5er.
nlaBise @oae fam iosnr an flr lid
idlUH Der Ausorlid abuormcr Tett.
ludt, alio franf9aft lem. &obf aber
TT es IN b~o1enf0faBe Der0dhtig, peun
oas oorher 0oae BsIift eiles Nlen.
lfen er1eblih obgef a9ert erihgint.
Genn mir fpijien es, 6aB Gin iolfer
6etiittUnno iih oorpsgaueiie I'M &c.
folge uon 0ranfbeiten, ttn0 guar Der
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. eiufhnt, iei e
MN oaB 0ieie Gr1sfbeiten an iid'
Se5reu0 Dirten. ODER osB iie oard ap.
petitnRan5el 5u unseniipen0sr gnh.
rlB 5ufnbr @erauiaTu11 oeben. &c.
raSe I'M @eiihi abr pfegr Elm ioI.
DIR BATTLE-GROUND beionorrs uHdliae
IND haratteririhe 8erdncsrunasr
berbe5ufiI5rer. Die Qmfgn tretpn
oa5ef nit i5ren a1nten un6 gden
It1rfer herbcr, 70 bconOers 0as afnr.
pie Eadenfroten oie 91aie: BAG ge.
iidt r5alt oaeurh eapas ipites Sic
&an8en oie tire norrHaIe FsnOurs
Ieii6 i5rsm Ge5dte en- Gsttseue.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12

Gie @Grhennelt lit oen 0iuoern
nidlt iremo. mo iolanae oas fleine
g1doden Die 3lppe ais leben0iges
alH0 bdtidelt mo pilest uno Der
aHate 0ns StedenpfeyO ais Streif,
ROB tummelt ooer gar 9ie SuBbanf
Dor oeHStiibl ipannt. lid iein ~6ubr.
wert~ berSnitellen, iolan9e bcben iie
ibre eigene Mdrdpnmeit Die &elt Der
finoliheu 93antaiie, Der lie ihuell
genug sum pabren 2eben Der &irt-
lidfeit entuohign. Ole Sinner ipre.
den nit ben biibiden Sbieren, Die
neueroings 10 beliebtes Spiel3eig
bllOen. alIo meroen ibnen aud Die
lpretenOen Tbiere i'm Mdrhen ooer
Der einfahen 8abel nibt mmatiirlidl
o%orfomnes. Anihaulih er5ableu
tonn nur iemanO, Der ielbit nit pol.
lem Sntereiie bel Ser Sode lit; 9in.
Der merfen ioiort, Oh oas Ser Saa
lit ooer ob nit unluIt er3dblt miro.
9feben oeu @ta0den fonnrn audi Gr-
sdbluRgen ans Der &inobeit 0es @r.
5ablenoeH iebr einoritdsOoa fir Die
aIeiHen iein. CD meiB nod, pie Is
mid ols aino eut3iidte, peun @roB
mutter bon ibrer R~in0erseit ersablte.
pom Ser n5rmn5oien5eit~. in ser lie
aunpuhs. uou Der idonen 4oniain
Suiie. Die iie oft Inter Sen 9in0en
aeieben bate, Don ihren 6eiien i'm
eigenen @agen nad 9apern unO
@amburg, nah 8ommern un0 Med-
lsuburg. llno cine Iicbe, oIte 0amc
fonnte gar erjdbIen. ME lie als 6.
jdbriges ain0 init ibrer alien @in.
O~erfran bon Berlin nit @elegen.
beit", 8. +. in oieiem Sale ailf einem
~@raupelpagen~ nit eiuem @6epanr,
lpeldes AM Ben S0rfern nit @ebl-
p%rdparoten, @riise. @ries. @raupen
II. !. N. balairte, na9 SfleieH &C.
reiit mar.
Aud sic Er316lungen aus ser
Su9eilo ooer oenl 9eben beriibmtcr
Kramer geb0ren 5n Den @o%lof6rnern.
Die man Rinoern reifen fonnte. @or.
leien lit MIR Elm 9ofbbebeIf. es eriest
Die mebr impnliipe @irfnng ser gr.
3Ghluna nidt. Utit Dem iteigen0cH
@eritdnoniB Der Gmoer fir oie lie
umge6enOe @irffidfeit fam man
aud Sogen aus Der Seimatb ersah-
len. Die pWloruI~ Ser gr5GbIungen
uuf0ringlif in Den 8~oroergrunO 81
ihie6en, lit niht rotbiam, and o6ne
Oieie Qfor1l 81 perfun0en. ioaen Die
Seine littlider GrfenntniB in Sen
&inoern getpeft nerOen. Gas @iite
lou ols GUT belobnt, Oas 9oie ais boie
beftrait merOen. Sc einiader er31blt
miro, 0elto better.
@eut5utage miro geleien ~ gele-
len itnO immer nur geleien. Gas lit
ielbIt0eritdnOlih aud gut unS ourdl.
ans niht 3u p%erperfen. Aber fir bic
ainOer, aud Die sic Ieien f6nnert, lit
0a5 Gr3dhlen elm f0itliher 3eituer-
treib. Man bort oft MusreOen:
.91eine ainoer loiien lid nidt germ
cr5ablen.~ Sier meroen llridte mo
8irfrmg oerapedNelt. 4inOer. 0ie
ME rihtig er56blen b0rten. id)dben
&c niht neil lie uidlt oarau qepobut
limb. llnO lie boren uitt er5ablem
neil Bic gr5dblflmit i'm Srubel 0cs
mooernen Sebeus perIoren ging.
&dtBe Damn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12

gon @ar8aretbe aoiiat

giele iinO 6eruieu. aber weniBe
limb atisermd5lti Gbenio r:ftiB
fonnie nan wobl iaseH: @eni9e
iino 6eruien mo nur gau8 Oeeein.
5elte itno auBenu1bltl $50 mir oEa
lHnoliden inter bic 6eibeH Der
4iininerinnen mo S6riitteQeriu.
nen. iiberaa be5e1heu mir ieueH
Srauen, Die sabre ibres 2e6cns.
gpeHn Hift oas 9nH3e gcben, einem
Ba6n opferu. Dem Iabn. Elm
9aient az beiitsn, an oas niemau6
9lau6t ais Sie iel5it uno ibre elteru
uno Dieaei6t uab Gin paar aaer.
n1dihiebenoe @erioneH. Gas baibt
i'm groBen un0 saaBen trngen eigeHt.
lid Die eltern Ste srobte Sdulo na
Der er5eugnng leHes &abns. Iieig
8eo6attung madt man ii5erna.
"a treiie i'd ieii 3pei @ihtsrn
fortDa6reH6 in 8eieuidait NIT elmer
iungeH Zane 5niammea, Die snr
Sdaufpielerin au~saqbtl6et 1T. Shr
Batter if Elm bemifiel.er W1ann in
bohan9eie5ener Stelung. Der fir
ieine Iohter Die ~t5eieriien 2ebrfraiie
engogirt uno tit ibre tiinitlerijtc
grsie5uag Entesu Elm 9ermose1 &c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
Sir Slide nnb Suns.
SHdcn6etteI,

Sonntas. Mittags: gortulof.
SHppe. Niobrriibengemiiie. sal
lder @ae. *air1b Sfanne. =
Aben0s: 9aIter @ratrr. @urit.
Sale.
@ontag. g6cuOs: *gierfuppe
NIT &eis. Sauerbraten nit
SdmorfartoffeIn. *@urfenialat.
Slund: *a~artoifeI = geuOeIm nit
adie.
Gtenstog. g6euOs: 9rotiuppe.
*Ssoblrabi init @urit ODER Sdin.
fen. = Slmb: *9romberiupps
mt @riebfloBen. aGie.
NJ ittmod. 9rbcn0s: erbIcnFuppe.
Samnielileiih NIT @orree.
Slndl. aartoiiclu In Der S6ale
NIT Scbeiern. &opiialat. adie.
DonnerStag. N6cnOs: @eritel.
llppe. 9ierpil5e NIT SritanOellen.
SHnd: aoiier auiiAnitt. 8Gu-
deriiide. &die.
6rettag. IbcnOS: 9artoTeIiuppe.
aallbarid init 3itroncuiauce.
&irnh: eide @iilh nit 9rot INTO
3rder. @%uiter6rot. &0ie.
2 amStng. 9lbn0s: 0ursel.
liippe. &inNilciih oOer SdppeIne.
iIeiih nit Observation-Disclosures. -
Sltudl: 3asOut bon 6leIitrelten
i'm 3eisron0. GGie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
Rrrerrei.

+ @a0am Sc GtaeI bic qeiitDoae
SeinOin 9tapoleons 0es @riteH. miro
oemnddyit in 8aris Elm Ientmal CT.
toltenq
aIe Io3eut iir Qinhiaire wur.
Sc Srau q. Gagna &oat an Der
llni0eriit1t 66riifianIa 5laeloneH
@leidBeitig iDur0e ibr Oas ueitse.
idaiiene Aint eines 3ouiulenten iiir
pipdiotrihe ai9elegenbeiien beinl
6dniiden llnterridts . 9tiniiteriuu
iihertragen.
GiHen wei5lidlen 2l5iertiauug5.
6eamten bat Der 0oritaH0 Der @e.
meiniameu Crtsfranfenbaiien 5m
Tuiiel0ori nit Rafiiht aui ieine
800 meiblifen Witalieoer an5nitel,
Zen 6eidloiien. Gin fDetblider Qraii.
Observation-Disclosures III IN I%iiiieloori
bereits felt Idrse.sr 3elt in EBdtig.
.teit.
. Gum eriieu Wlalq IL elmer
5rau iIr i6re g5atl3frit aui iyir.
maliitlifem Be6ieV cine Aisjpid.
.nuug 81 1beil gauorDen Die re.
0%afieurin am @iener .fSrem0en.
biatt" 5rau SSlon1 gatati. Sat pom
aaiier Sran5 Soiei oas @oloeFe Der.
SiemtfrepB er11lsen. Dir 8iener
Glbli3iittn lit ols Wooeberihieritat.
term un0 Sci Shi10erung hoiiihe.
5eItlimtciten thdtia, ano ibr eleaan.
ter idgpunqO0lisr Stil mir0 iehr ne.
ihibt. Gle Bat aber ibre aeDanStt
Teoer auh oft in Den Giqnii 0rr Sii.
! nianiiit geiielt lmo lih BEL 0erar
itaiiuEg oon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
porHebmer uno berporraaen0e
@siie b~et5itist.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-08
sHERsuRNE

Mrs. Frances Hadley is ill with grip.
William Doubleday went to Briggs
April /.
r. s. Morse and family were in Men
don April 4.
Mrs. Ed. Bridge visited relatives in
town April 8.
Nelson Johnson moved to bis brothers
home April 3.
Herbert Morse of Rutland visited
Jehiel Webb over Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude butcher Of wallingford
visited her mother the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson and child
visited in Pittsfeld Friday and Saturday.
Gilman Robinson of Woodstock was in
town April and visited F. NJ. Plumley.
A. c. PIumley and Clayton Willis were
at West Lebanon to buy horses last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene HaseIton OF
Bridgewater visited her sister, Mrs.
Frank Haselton, over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Haselton went the first OF
the week to Mary Hitchcock hospital at
Hanover, \. r., for treatment.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-08
TUNBRIDeE

Everett bennett was quite i'll last week.
Miss Edith Grant is at home fer tNo
weeks.
Flora Lambert is at work at Will
Jones'.
Bernice Morrill, has gone to Randolph
for few weeks.
Charles Ordway went to White River
Junction Thursday.
Eugene McCasco has moved to the
West Hill in Chelsea.
Charles Osborne is in South Royalton
this week working at his trade.
Mrs. II. II. Hayward and son were in
Randolph few days last week.
Mrs. Sarah Bugbee went to Concord,
y! H., Saturday to visit friends.
Nathaniel Goodwin has been quite i'll
the past week with heart trouble.
DR.. Fish was called here last week to
see Cornelius Noyes, who was i'll.
Sherman Carpenter stuck canthook in
his foot last week, making q painful
wound.
Mrs. A. c. Adams has recovered from
her recent illness, so she is able to be out
once more.
There is not much sugar being made as
yet as it is impossible to break roads into
the woods.
Walter Ballou, who has been at work
for William Blake in his shop, has gone
to Royalton.
Mrs. Sarah Bugbee reports $50 chickens
hatehed in the incubator and Mrs. Walter
Carpenter 20.
Mrs. Minnie Folsom has gone to
Nashua to see her uncle, John Whitney,
who is quite low.
William Gould and daughter, Mrs.
Lena Stearns, of Randolph were at Miss
Edna Porter's Saturday.
Now is the time to subscribe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-08

Iaggart, who is Well remembered nv IN.
older citizens Of Stock bridge and adioin-
ing towns, was q member OF Co. A Ieth
Regiment, Vermont Volunteers. tba
company being recruited at Bethel IN
Bethel, stookbridge, Rochester and PITTS
heid boys. After returning from IN ,
war, be was married 10 Diantha Brown
sister OF Mrs. Orwell Harrington Of GAYS,
vile, who survives him. To them were
porn two children, daughter diving in
infancy, and Frank, who died in 1854 Al
the age Of II. -
In 1873, Mr.. Taggart removed To
charleston, ILL.,, which has since been his
nome, with the exception OF four wears
spent 10 mining and prospecting in Col
orado ia the early SOS.
IhoUgh strong and athletic in his
youth and early manhood, his later wears
were ones OF great bodily suffering the
last two being period OF helpless in
validism, from which death must have
been welcome release
Mr. Iaggsrt was a member Of the q. A.
X. and Modern Woodmen societies. he
was the last of his fathers family and
LETT four nephews in the West and two
nieees and one nephew in Vermont.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-08
INDIGESTION Ends.

You can eat anything your stomach
Graves without fear Of case OF Indiges-
ton or Dyspepsia, or that your food will
ferment or sour on your stomach il YOU
will occasionally take little Diapepsin
after eating.
Your meals viii taste good, and any
thing you eat will be digested; nothing
can ferment or turn into acid or poison
or stomach gas, which causes Belchinp.
Dizziness, a feeling OF fullness after eat
ing, Nausea, Indigestion like lump of
lead in stomach), Biliousness. Heart
burn, Water-brash, Pain in stomach and
intestines or other symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach are abso-
lutely unknown where this effective rem.
edy is used. Diapepsin really does all the
work of healthy stomach. 1t dipests
your meals when your stomach can't.
Each triangule will digest all the food
you can eat and leave nothing to terment
or sour.
Get large 50-cent case of Pape's Dia-
pepsin from your druggist and start tax
ing today and by tomorrow you will ac-
tually brag about your healthy, strong
stomach, for you then can eat anything
and everything you want without the
slightest discomfort or misery, and every
particle Of impurity and Gas that is in
your stomach and intestines is going to
be carried away without the use OF Iaxa-
tives or any other assistance.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-08
sTocKeRIpcE
The "Yams" special train leaves at
$3.50 p. m. Thursday next for Randolph.
See advertisement.


The "Yams" special train leaves at
$3.50 p. m. Thursday next for Randolph.
See advertisement.
Mrs. Julius Blackmer is cutie i'll.
Ed. Patno was in Hancock Sunday.
Roy Parker is working for Maurice
Luce.
A. E. Baker was in Gaysvills a day last
week.
L. A. Chambsrlin was on the sick list
last week.
Herbert Dean was in Rochester a day
last week.
Julius BIackmer was in Rochester
Thursday.
Miss Bessie Sawyer is working at Jul
ius Blackmer's.
Peter Garron moved to South Stock
bridge last week.
Roy Mills of Gaysville is working for
Theron Robinson.
Mrs. Matte Bowen visited at Henry
Bakers last week.
Charles Waldruff Of Brandon was at A.
F. Bakers Saturday.
Miss Cora Holbrook OF Rochester spent
Friday at A. e. Bakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Butterfeld spent a
day in PittsfeId recently.
Peter Garron has sold his place at the
Common to P. w. Green.
Nye Allen has been quite sick the east
week at Charles Gratton's.
w. d. Hodgkins of Rochester spent
Friday al George Walkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Fish were at Frank
Kezer's in Rochester Sunday.
Frank Haywood Of Rutland is visiting
at J. D. Wilcox's and P. W. Green's.
Morris Wall OF Bennington has been
spending few days st w. A. Usher's.
Mrs. Eugene Rhodes and children re-
turned from a visit in Barnard Saturday.
Harry Hayes moved this week into the
house he recently purchased OF Joe Pat
no.
Miss Edna Green and Mrs. Charles
Grafton have both been quite i'll the past
week.
Miss Mary Leonard of Penacook, n.
H., has been a recent visitor at John
Leonard's.
Misses Winona Fish and Marion Baker
spent several days at Frank Kezer's in
Rochester last week.
L. A. Chamberlin of Bethel has been
visiting his daughters, Mrs. Arthur Per-
ron and Mrs. Maurice Luce.
Mrs. p. E. Baker fell on the floor be-
side the stove, breaking her arm and
burning her hand severely last week.
The Ladies' Aid held a box social at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Usher
last Friday evening. The going was de-
cidedly bad, but there were quite good
ly number present and a good time was
enjoyed by all, the receipts amounting to
$3.50.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-08
RoxRuRY

Mrs. 2. S. Stanton visited in MontpeIi-
er Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Howe Of Randolph was
in town recently.
A. E. Richardson Of Braintree was in
this place the last OF last week.
II. A. E. Richardson and NJ. Fl. Rich
ardson were in Northfield Friday.
Eugene Wilson of GsysvilIe visited the
Richardson families here last week.
Miss Jessie Stanton came from Brad
ford Saturday for weeks Easter vaca-
tion from her school.
H. A. Howe and Miss Carrie visited in
Northheld Thursday, the latter remained
for few days. visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrill visited
Mrs. and Miss Brown, his mother and
sister, in Montpelier Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Chase and Homer were in
Northfield Friday to see Mr.. Chase. who
was quite i'll. threatened with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George veazie of Fitzwil-
liam, Mass, we're called here last week nv
the illness ofW. J. Ferris, Mrs. veazie's
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Dickinson were
called from Keene, n. H., Saturday night
by the serious illness Of his father.
Charles Dickinson.
A stranger entered the barn OF Alfred
Flint while he was away Monday and
Mrs. Flint was unable to persuade him
TO leave until Mr.. O'Grady, constable. ar
rived and helped him away.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin visited Mrs. g.
A. Tilden and family on their wedding
trip. Mrs. Goodwin was from Boston
and is a sister OF Mrs. Tilden. They
went from here to Center Harbor, n. r..
where they are to reside.
z. S. Stanton, judge, and F. E. VAIN
ing, juryman, were home Friday night.
but returned 10 MONTPELIER SATURDAY.
morning to resume court duties. 1t was
expected that the cases would all be dis
posed OF Saturday, but they had to return
again Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Keyes were in
Montpelier recently. Their many friends
are sorry to learn that they are to leave
town. Mr.. Keyes has had charge OF the
state fish hatchery here for a number of
years. 1t has been reported that FLOYD
Cleveland is to take his place.
Harry johnson was in Mortified satur-
day to sell some of his property at auc-
ton. All are very sorry to have Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson leave. They have been
here only two or three years but have
made many warm friends. They are to
return to Barre, their former home.
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Nc Want Your calfsklns.

Beef Hides, Horse Hides, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow Bones, etc., and will pay you out
side prices therefor. We pay spot cash !;
we pay the freight; we pay full market
value. We want to arrange with some
one in every village where we have no
agent to collect the above named goods
for us and to sell Pages Perfected Poul-
try Food and other poultry supplies. We
furnish money with which to buy and we
keep our buyers thoroughly posted at all
times as to market value. Write for full
particulars
Carroll s. Page, hyde Park, Vt.
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SOUTH srRAEEoRn

Mr.. on spent several days in New York
recently.
Mr.. Euba was in White River Junction
recently.
Mrs. John Emmertou spent Sunday in
Meriden.
Mrs. Alkaline Brown is boarding st the
San borns'.
Miss Bessie Buell. returned to the U. v.
NJ. Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Preston is caring for Mrs.
Roy Howlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ssnborn were away for
several days last week.
Mr.. Rautt, the expert furnace man. was
at the mines last week.
Miss Flossie Holder has returned to
South Royslton school.
Mrs. Smith, who has been quite III The
past week, is improving.
Ernest Kendall returned to South Row
alton the first of the week.
Mr.. Barrett is making much needed re-
pairs on the school building.
Mrs. John Emmerton is at work at the
Barrett House for the summer.
Miss Olive Smith returned to the South
Royslton high school Monday.
Mrs. Brock has been engaged to teach
the grammar room in this village.
Rev. R. w. Bennett has returned from
his trip to Maine and Massachusetts,.
Miss Mildred Hatch returned to South
Royalton for the summer term Monday,
Miss Caroline Hatch has returned to
burlington for the spring term of the U.
V. M.
Mr.. MendenhalI has returned from
New York and is at the Country club
house.
Josiah Slack OF Montana has been visit
ing friends and relatives, after an abb
sence Of forty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Benjamin spent
some time in Norwich last week visiting
friends and relatives.
party Of eleven left this town last
week for Tennessee, to work at the mines
at Copper Hill for the Tennessee Copper
Co., Mr.. Wierum being president Of the
company. From this village we're George
Lane, John Emmerton, Walter Hood and
two or three Polanders.
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EAST BARNARD

Miss sault returned Saturday to Ran
dolph.
Mrs. Robert sawyers is quite poorly
this spring.
Miss Alice Wheeler is working for Mrs.
Herman Allen.
Miss Ruth Wheeler has returned to the
seminary at Montpelier.
Wade Miller has gone to Melrose,
Mass, where he has employment.
Dana B. Walker was at Hartland satur-
day and Sunday to visit his brother, Her
bert Walker.
Grace Burnham and Nina Cox have re-
turned to South Royslton for the spring
term OF school.
Harold Adams, Earl Bradley and Ger
trude Leavitt returned Monday to the
high school at Woodstock.
Miss Bessie Adams returned home the
first OF the week from Randolph and
South Royslton, where she had been to
visit friends.
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MILLIAMsroMN

Mile Drury returned from Richmond
last Friday.
Mat Hyland of Washington was in
town last Sunday.
ROYAL Mouton and Tom Hoffman we're in
Chelsea last Friday.
The Grange meeting last night was
held in the new hall.
Carl Seayer is unable to be in the post
office on account of i'll health.
Eugene Fellows Of Topshsm is to teach
school in c. W. Grants district.
Oscar Emery had the misfortune to
have horse break its leg recently and
had to kill it.
Mrs. George Savery and Nellie Daley
returned Saturday from visit in West
Lebanon, N. II.
Mrs. Emma Hutchinson has gone to
McIndoes Falls, called there by the i'll
ness Of her daughter.