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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
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we Sereintqfe Stn1tensVpft beforoerub,
Tnmpfer r5fertba," .gtrstnta" mnb ,aIabnma"
Snntpler fnoren tdaIih. SonIitags alisac.
nsmmen ror ben sgab eine"sQiers W. o tSis
u siag.. Strafe, .Snk be- Sarre.etraRe, nm
6.30. Mbenos oireft mad SIb 8oint Comfort.
Norfolf iro Portsmouth. Ia.
IN Slo fSoint @rfhluB an e. & S..gabn"
rd1 Mifmono, auberoein b%reirnaI bic Wcd,e
81 ,%tralii:a Naeiaaiipn Go" mao Salnts
1911 MTffIIns az .gtIanitc Geafi cine gabn."
cIn %asn" gSirginia eabn' nnS "OfS Spmi.
n II SaIpfer Co. mad Hstubern,. @.'G.,
Dcrf. ~ ~
MoPIseiten nad enropdit6em 8lan. 9tcfe
9qrrpfer baden I%iruribfe ..aaiiten, bette mn,
ln.fe SiB. poer GaiSpafers9doer. eIeftttI6s
r. iTst; q ssEinsn 75s. 500. u 90 $500 inh
s m,d a6nnen r%eLersirt. iueroer in ben
SSiIct, eiircaur fo1 SFt'gaLtimore. strabe, 500
"a S qlt,H %ri lans ,gaIsGrt,s trase reontinsniai
gbarIes.strate .9nmpfcr nit n~initeba sun.
fel,ieicerSnben 'sntteiu ausaeiiaiiet
Rrdfisert II. Gen, s@anaarr. Gen..Baf .aesM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17


bcllte in @etrieb ociebt. Gic @crfl
bcfot0cn iiA IN @0noen non Wioiielr.
pcruoltcrn mo IilO ipehtn oc1l 81
Qcntbiinicrn micocr ilbcrmicien nor.
ben.
6cncr in Mime Aruubcl-
Gountp.
Ser Snocn oeS anilinlonnS ISM.
u. 0ioiiat bel Stolm -Hllu in N1lit
Nrulocl- Gountp brulultc in Der Dor
lebtcn Nod)t nieocr. Ter Sdu0rn
be5iffcrt iid) oltf 5000. aiiIlid,
murhe Moifot bon oen b@cfunntc,t
ipaniihcn SbWinolcrn nm $1,000 er-
lald)tert.
Tor 0cn anNcn bc9 %otcr&
getobtCt.
Ter iilllglte Sotn bcS &rn. Gcllbell
0ilpin bon Wountoill &afc Eorf,
NO, iullrOe in Der N1bc ocp Molln.
taln Sofe &urf @ubnbofc5 bon elmer
Sofomotipc Der Baltimore. Obio.Gi.
lenbobn g%ctootrt. Ser @oter ocS
Snobcn bcfono lid nlli Dem @c0e
llnd) ocnt Nobnhoia 9epot uno be.
lrcrfte nldlt, oob linn icin Sobn
1olgtc. glS er oie0eIeiieonloge iiber-
ld)ritten bate uilb 5uf0Qig riidlparts
lob, mlbte cr 81 ieinem Gntiekeli be.
lilertcu, roic iein Sinh 9cruoe BON Der.
S%ofol1otipe crinBt. Sermlnlmt lulo All
Der STEELE Getootct lpllroe. llac.
6est an d) ltp dI Scr Apfcl.
4.)'" metn.
Sic NtetbooiItcn @ciltlid,cn idlci.
itrlt lid) SIR 3eit mieoer ul,f nid,ts ali.
nerc@ SIT perlc1cll. ola in ibrer Nre.
ol1tcn ge1en boN libcrule Clement
los III 5ieben ober fiir 9ocol Option
iilto Erobibition III itiircn. Gum Gr.
ltnliltell uno sur 0robtcn lleberro.
ld)ill19 Der WitNlicocr ser Limited
Netbrell STRIDE" SIT Mperspiae ,Wo.,
ocrtiinoete Eoitpr $. u. Stainton
nnn Der aon5el, ooB oos Srinfcn bon
gple!iucln cine groBeS ilnoc lit. Die.
le climber" Iagte er, ,iinoet mo
utter ocn Witalieoern Scr ,ltniteo
Vetbrcn Stride" iiberbolpt in ollen
liltberilden reiormirten, Wetbooi.
iten. uno @aptiitcn -airdlcn ors
Miboletowu : Sbales,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
8iit Sn mod ocntid)?


Sd fam es einnlal gor nidt ioiien
SAP 3eutihe ibre SproHe Doii2n;
Wan iout' lie an oen SdanbpfoDI
Itellen,
Tie auigebIoienen 8Gicueul
Sn aP ben 5ogen, oll' ben Sobrcn
@ie es 10 piele Gelltife treiben:
Sic tonnen ipredcn, Icicl1. id)rcibcH
God idamen tic iid), oelltidJ 81
bleiben.
Sic ia9en rengIiid" tlingt picI
%fcincr,
8od geitern iogte mir oo Giner:
Tie oentid)e Sprdhc qebt perIorCn
Ger. aerl nit leincn tongen Sbrcit
er5dblt mir gqnS prluerfrorclL
Cob er elm oeittideS 3etttngSbtott
Seit sobren nidt eeleien hat
llub 10 giebt's &ielr bier 5t 2onpr,
Z es lit gepiBIib cine Sbnnpct
Tie bautidJe 3citung miro peradte;,
9si,r ehaIiid miro oobeilu 9cleien, =
Sogar Die arobbiirit uno Scr 9cicn
Ite miiiien enaliid) %poroOircn;
limo nie Die &inoer ihmooronircn!
9ls bitten ita ooS S.. acpodtet.
Gas Slu6en lit bait einnnl Mode
9ie alten quGlen iih 5n Sobe,
Gie Sungen IoIien iif's gut ihmcden
Sic Iieben'S, glten Gid at oedcn,
ltno baimli6 Ourd) Die Sintertbiir
Sr1gt man I'M &orb ben aeiiel 9itr,
9amit 9 Die 9adborn ia nid)t mer-
fen,
9aB iie nit Bier Sen Wogen itdrfcla,
Cont Fonts Der &epercnO erfobren!
(Gin gnglii6er, nit Sallt mo San.
rsn.)
9er ipiirbe am Sonntog bann Der.
fiinoen
Son beutiden 2aiterrt, beltifen
Siinben! VI
Sb er aiih beimlib tiidtig ibnopielt
unb NIT Den Sbmeiteru 9erlie
i6dbelt -
God nur naf en9liid fron1mer
@eiie,
Rah neuer Mobe, ionft uno leiie!
Saus
llnb treibt oas nbis6en beutid"
binaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
@citern Miarplano-G iienbabn.
We9lnlefto 6atii 2G. 1epfernber. a
Nertdbt SiasiIsSatuboi;

~ ur,t.a Xn9ttdl: - Inv mr.
4j0 WiorgensES6Ee1lpig, Slgerstpipn, i,R. &
u4 lgS. 8p.i' Bahnesbpro. GbaMbersbhrg inns,
all99enorltiiet Sonrtdgs. 3nneLd ntto Gun.
1887 Wiorssns BefiIi6er erpreb, %eftminltegr
Hltor. Bridge. tQrueeoiae GSreocrid limb Gnti
ttitsburqs aiispenouiteu Spnittagsl, gSupnes.
horp,, Johannesburg, Sn9erstopn, Danced
cumberland, @tfins (8uiiet Sbieroatiers'
ggsaa9pns) Die @nbitation biefes 3uaes anr
SottItfng 1T @naerstopn.
2l2 9iad,iiiiitoge - accommodation mo
*4:15 GndmittaeS = e6neuaus, Saunflinie,
Sneerstoipn. Saucod, SbippcnB6nrai urb,,
disaeIortrlen Sonnidaa. 5reoerid ano @rts
mtisolr9 CTcrlor'2Sdaeon).
Sdaitdl, ansgcnuMmtu Sunntdg. nl'5:
100 Wsorserts gorf,..9. urb s Tip. uub
$50 @loraens- Accommodation radr sfnsrmpnt.
2.45 Ga6riitiues-Grpres mao SuSbrouf 8ibns
Don. yorf, Saiipper. GETTYSBURG uno y. &
Sdnnper, .Setinsblrg itno .. uHo 8. Glib,
80 iAndbfiiitues-gffom. iief SaHoter. .
O.15 Ibenos-Mftor. 1uddb linton Pribae,
9hir samfaes. IA
11.3o aberos-sifon nad linton Bridge. { s
- Hur Sountags.
9.45 WioraenS-sffont nab Union 9riSae i,,,S
3unoher. $50
" SdIt ilidt an BennipIpnrinss loe. .9,abnfof an.
Y. ypbertiou, 0tce. Rrdf. u. ser. s@eicdifcf
y. VI. Soipen, Gen.' 0ataaier'laenf. >
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

SIT benn Die belitide araft seiunfel.,
Die nns Die Sabre lang %getrogen
Sn gnten uno in boien Sogen,
90 pie Elm m1ft'ger 2ebensfunfen
. raft @lld ouf, ibr MGnner.
Sranen!
@ont Sbr Dem faIiten 2odrui
traiten
ltno Cure Wt,ttariprad' berfouien ?
3ann mGret Sbr es nimmer lpcrtb,
SAB cine Miutter giid senGbrt,
Dab Sbr auf ibrem S6ooB g~eiciicr
limo babt oos oeutide 9roo gegeiier
SIT Gitd Die oeutide Sprad)' MID.
tbeiler?
Saut riibmt man Tie in oacn ;3oner,
$40 Wenifen bon Gbarofter lpobllcu
Stol5 lit Der SremOe, iie 81 lcrnei,,
llno Sbr iuoIt gilf bon iBr enter.
nen2
n8arrGtber" iollte man Glld, tollien,
rGburafterloie ungebeuer"!
u. 3. g..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
Wins Dem Snneren WarDluno's nno
hen anercnscnbcn Stantrn.

3ettnnasm oin III = d) ~ III L
tdten. 1875
Sberit Sobn u. Nnirett. iner &p.
battetr ser Cumberland gpening,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
Wcrhants e @itGers transport. 81

WcrdlantS q WitierS SraaSpurf. SO.
Sanipfei'2tnte.
sSradt unit NaNasiere.
Ran Bolton nub benz cFtN.
Sonntda. 9tenttaa nno GrsifaH 8 nbr UteuoS.
goiutao, Tdttrod5 unS Sreitao. 8 ubr Mben,s.
Rad Teppuit Wetpt.
1aalt6, aiiSgeiomtncn 0onnerftaq u. @amttae.
9 ubr Stbenes.
= Sra6. areenomnien tde;it bis 5 lIbr ga&ru.
thr heufel1en Idg fatrenoe Tampter.
@aa, serannat anb .Sadfonytne.
WsontnG Mittuo1 iine Treitda. 6 libr Mbenhs.
$~qnpt:gdreau:. @eiutoiis unb aisbt'Str.
(f1S.I&G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
Gbciapcafc Gftamibip 6pmpaup.

0hcldpente.3tntf:
bhr y!rrfplt. DID Yotnt Comfort II. ben eabe1
iagil1, aiiSgeH. Sprlnfa9, UNI $50 WbenbS.
Wort Hiper etnte:
Fan WSrf Niper-2 annnngcn, Uef.Bpiut uub
Md1mpnb
Ttenitag, Sorneritag uno Gumftaa nm
5 ubr Ibevbs.
Stlet,Sb rcaMI:
1l9. 127 nne 2f7 GttSolttmurc. strnBt,
itnh BOG. gfurbs GHnrfeS. etrahe.
onnrthiireauG, 3iabts in6 2eesStr., baltimore.
(Snltl 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

8eteftiu. agentur.
Rational T:t.tttpe serpie. s. 81. P.b, DC
fbdftSfibrcr, Tr. 632 aatp,gbilbing, RaIii
more, Wto V6one at. BuiiI 5000.
-hmtrttpu SeteetiHc Nsenep," Charles ao3l
mann, gefhhftsfi5ter, 319 @apitnbles9ilba.
baltimore, 90. Ybone: 6. g q. 81. RnnI
2027; Ruprura: 9. & 3. Ioffe t230-N.
SpdModner & Sfnifbt. gddtoIper boa Gniiib
gSeft & 2bonS. sos gaibert Building.
Seidenbeltdtter.
sanetr & cStnr, 17e3-17t0 gantcn.aoerue.
SIN. Gupf. Nortb, hno @reenui0uiit stoeuue.
Srie6bGie.
,ssnbpn SAT- 6emeterp," sHrem: II Neft.
sSfraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Ger n@Gfer untaritiit.
Tercin u +. 3" belt ar.
tern aberlb in Golj's Sane am ser
ington'W ieine pierteli1brIite
@er'ommIilng inter Dem @oriit ocS
E~rQiibenten Sermonn VceB iirb Ser
Erotofcliiibrnna bes~ SefrctGrs
eNiparo 9arI, Nod) GerIeiung bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

rcif0 suT GeSran9 In Ser Camden. unb wt,
Roo all Gtattou nm 10. 90 Gbenb8.
Aeferpivinh bon Nauni In G&Iafs ODER Bap
Ior.gBaagons, Gpeileratsn etc. tperben f9nel
beIoret oer IeIepbon In alien frIscnben 9tuet
gtreduI: gtar.e5s unb 9aItimore'e5frnbe, q. q
g., ct. Banl 1924, oosr Wlb. gouitianb 1901;
af. MotaIsStaftcn Z. s. g., Wt. Bernon S120;
&dmrben.Statton Snfoiu atioissgfreau, 9. 8 ..
ct. YuuI $40. ober W;b.. GourtIanb 2726, uni
UT. b26. enh,Sroaorab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Tarmor. nnS @ranfSsgaerfe.
g. ettadriuer & eSbn., 714-7ls asssti.saIh.
rIoresStraBe. ''f 'N''5fr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

BIumbing, SURFACES, Ionses@ unb
Scien, Sn6oeden lttlb Girnen.
genuett gros., 523 Goros3 remontsgibenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
9L6pofoteu.
Observation-Disclosures @er1the uno

aarI u. ~, gnpls, 126-129 Aafp gniIotna.
gutapnS Uor1, 26f-269 gulbeft building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Gar 8ieIe laiien iid's eefouenL
Sb iie aud idalrig engIiid lo0an
llno cine Erehiet faum p%eriteben,
gle polen nit benz Saiifen eeben.
Gle beutide Sprode gilt nidt mebr,
gls OBJ iie ousgeitorben mar.
Die leste Stiise aebt nod floten,
8 piirben iie bod nod errotben,
Die ibre Sprabe 70 berfaufen,
9ie Sintflutb ioute Tie e%rioufan!
&idt MIR bas niebere 8aIiber
Spridt jest bos @nslilhe piel liebcr,
Stud BET ben ideinbor Brominelnten
Zen iogenaniten beiier'n St1noen.
2dBt man Die @Ioden en9Iiid IGllten
Gas bat uidts @iltes gu beoeuten -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Siallos ,no Sraeln.
Gbas. @. etiefi, 0 Sarb,9ibertbsS trabe.
3m. anabe & Co., Sari'stpe. NH 5abette'Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Hopier nno Yopier. Giiter.
smith, StSun 3d.. tO5-t07 Sanooer.5trabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Vlcd)plottcn, W(etna, etc.
ehou, GuIfi'n & So. Gacorportttt. ISIS
paIheritpusS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
Gei9dftse@
Bidder, guaoitor- nnb Sotci. 1
8ebarfs- IrtifeI.
Ihe Wager3 C Si6S Co., 1O4 SiibsSotparosGtr
:se Wasers & Sias 60. 1o4 ehSsooparo's

Tee WSfrS & 3taS Go. 10t Sii6sSoparo'Str.
SeituneetL 9eitidrifter, etc.
,She Baltimore TerS Co." 9ab.S abereroms
bic, Def6dftsfibrer, 318 aBeltsSe uHausStr.
9au . Waterialien, Sbiiren, 5enIter.
raDmen, 2abeu, etc.
Sames g.. Softer & Co., 115-1t7 SHo-Sreoe'
rtdsStrabe. ttn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

&upierfdmicSe uno plumbers.
Spbu Srbsrt. INA 1bames.GtraSe. q. L p
Selepbon: wolfe 1099.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

SuIItliC ISls tHr
Griffith & Garner Co., 205 ssorotBaeu.strube
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Bfanblcib, @eihditc.
!, Goaipltbat.b 2oau Co.," 1 storbs@ abs etrabt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Vdfe far's snSIant beiorgt G.. Naine, 4f3
Ch'Salttmure'Str, Hahe Vwftom Spafe.&pg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Srult.@
,Waarblanb Fruit Co.," Torbpedssde Colbert.
@ aaS ) stfH'd aarroa Ban Neb' s&Ss tatM.eiiHn:
SerbiS Spencer, Jun SitlfSsSG abmeifter;
San Sfiuner, SiftssSsfretdr.
-Baltimpre Fruit & Guarantee Co.," Equitable
Duilbtnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

H~otionnl-g anfen.
,,Sbe clb suwn s,atisnal Hant," @ds. uub
@rcter.gtrnbe. Sdeob VI. Soof. BtditSent:
,s ssia9 satsonal.s aa., 4ia2 enS.groasBap.
u. e. gSapner. %Stnfiirer.
~,gPstern s~iatlonal sant," IL soro.GulGtpsstr.
10, WtGriott, aaifirsi.
Sputbs NIB 2rftbarhsStrab &c.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-04
WEST FAlRLEE

@. F. Colby was in Bradford last Fri
day.
IN. Mattison OF Chelsea was in town
recently.
Mildred chamberIin has gone to " 1fk
in Corinth.
Seldom George bas recently purchased q
horse from Henry Clark.
Sidney Ward was in Thetford on bust.
ness one day last week.
Mr.. George Of Fairles spent Sunday
with his son, Seldom George.
Arthur Blake has recently purchased q
pair Of new driving horses.
Representative Charles Coburn has re-
turned home from Montpelier.
Mr.. Burnham has returned to town aft
er an absence Of several weeks.
DR.. spilisr, an optician, visited at W.
4. Temples one day last week.
c. ". Bliss has sold his piece OF land
on Mil street to John McClary.
Fred Lory has been sick for the past
week and attended BY Or. Allen.
Clint Meiindy has been drawing ice for
different ones here In the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Kingsbury spent
several days in Chelsea last week.
G. F. Little has gone to Boston to buy
line OF spring aud summer goods.
Alice Lory had friend home from her
school at Bradford to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Blake spent last
Sunday with their parents in Corinth.
Oscar Carlton spent few days IN Brad
ford with his son The FIRST Of the week.
Jennie Brown and her aunt, Mrs.
Parker, spent Sunday with her parents.
Wiuiam Church Of Fairies visited bis
father, George IA Church, last Saturday.
Quite q number from here attended the
drama given at Post Mills Friday even
Mrs. John Bean visited her daughter.
Henrietta, in Lebanon a few days re-
Gently.
Warren vancor has closed his meat
market and moved back onto his tarm in
vershire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron wnmot, former
residents Of this town, called on friends
here last week.
Sidney Ward and family spent a few
days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rule spent Sun
day with their sister, Mrs. william Pat
terson, In STAFFORD.
Harry Temple Of Hartford, Conn,
spent few days with his father, w. H.
Temple, the first Of the week.
Henry Clark, who has been spending
several months with his daughter. Mrs.
Samuel Kicker, has returned to Massa-
chusefts.
Mrs. Gilbert Skinner OF SomerviIls,
Mass, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Carlton, recently, coming Thursday
and returning Monday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-04
How He Registered.

A travelling salesman, finding him
self in a strange territory, sought the
only tavern in the small settlement e
put up for the night Much to his sur
prise and chagrin. the proprietor de
manded i've dollars.
"What?" calculated the salesman
Why, that is robbery. / can stop al
the largest hotels In Chicago for that
sum"
But yeou amt in Shee-cago now.
stranger" drawled the proprietor,
and. besides. We have some Of the big.
gest people in this state as our guests.
Take Isaac NJ. Bung, the great lumber
man. He was here yesterday and
there is his name on the register /.
H. Bung."
The salesman looked from the reris-
ter to the coming darkness. Then he
took the pen and wrote beneath the
name:
Il N. Stung."
And forking over the 1--WE dollars in
advance he assembled the creaking
stairway to his room.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-04
SOUTH STAFFORD

J. Roy Nowlan has charge Of the nigh,
gang at the furnace.
sam Marshall is boarding with curtls
Whitcomb's people.
Miss Mabel stockwell left for her home
in Jcnesyille Monday.
Mrs. II. P Richardson Is improvino
from her recent illness.
J. o. Kendall arrived home the last a,
the week from Montpelier.
Regular convocation Of Unity chspter
Thursday evening, Feb. 4.
Mr. TAFT, school supervisor, made his
last visit for the year last week
Waiter Bell is quite III with pneumonia
and under the care Of DR.. Gustin.
Mrs. George Preston has been with her
sister, Mrs. Bell, for several days.
Mr. Wood will begin this week testing
underground in the mine with the dia-
mond drill.
Schools closed Friday afternoon for the
winter vacation and win not open again
until the last Of April.
Mrs William Atwood Of st. Johnsburv
has been spending few days with her
mother, Mrs. Warrington
The many friends Of Mr.. Wierum will
pc pleased to learn that he has position
With the Tennessee Copper Co.
Mr.. and Mrs John Blue have been
spending day or two with DR.. and Mrs.
Mitchell before leaving for Buffalo.
s. +. Frary celebrated his s7th birthday
u quiet manner, receiving calls from a
rev Of his friends among then. Captain
Arnold, who Is 50.
The Post Mills Dramatic club are az
pected to give the drama. aDown IN
Maine" and the farce. "Box and Cor. y
saturday evening at Barrett hall.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-04

The small son Of Jethro Root is quit.
i'll.
Mrs. Sarah Preston is nursing patient
at Copperas Hill.
Rev. A. J. Eastman attended funeral
in CheIssa Friday.
RoIlin Prescott was in White River
junction Saturday.
sherman Mslendy went to Boston Mon
day on business trip
Miss Minnie Parker Of sharon is the
guest Of Mrs. Wilmot Root.
Grace Carpenter, who has been work.
ing in Sharon, has returned home.
A meeting Of the STAFFORD creamery
vas held st the school house Tuesday
evening Of last week.
Little Lee searle, who has been living
with bis aunt at North HartIand. recently
met with very painful and serious acci-
dent and has been taken 60 the hospital
ct Claremont, N. Il.
Rev. A. .. Eastman ofIfciated last Fri.
day at the funeral Of Mrs. Betsey Lyford,
wife Of Aivah Carpenter, in Cbelsea. re-
turning in season for the evening service
in the Cong'l church.
II. f.. Fox has recently purchased Of
Mrs. Nellie Chaeee the building, the low
er part Of which be has used for some
years past as a grocery store. Mr.. Fox L
planning some alterations and improve
ments in the building.
This evangelist, Reuben Smith.
preached ct the Norton schoolhouse last
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock to an audi
ence Of 25 persons. The heavy storm
made il doubtful, in the morning, about
bis being able to get there, but when Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Norton made their appear
ance at the morning service ct the village
i was decided to make the aftemm 10
reach the schoolhouse, close to which
they live. Quite q number were down 10
the evening service at the village from
that community.
The evangelistic services being held in
the CongI church. beginning Jan. "a.
have constantly increased in attendance.
interest and power, notwithstanding the
stormy weather and bad travelling. Reu-
ben 8. Smith. the evangelist. has
preached the Word with an appeal that
has been direct, earnest, convincing. yet
tree nom sensational and objectionable
methods. No one can reasonably object
to the methods that be uses in persuadine
people to accept Christ and live the life
that He teaches. Mr.. Smith came to
STAFFORD with the highest commenda-
ticn; be has well maintained the stand
ing given him; has won the esteem OF al
Christian people and a goodly number
have been persuaded to begin the Chris
tian life.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-04

EsFArE oF HUGE B. McINr

ESTATE OF HUGH H. MCINTYRE.
state q Vermont. District Of Randolph. S.
Ihe Honorable Probate Court for the district
10 the heirs ana all persons interested in ne
estate q Hugh II. Mcintyre, late q Randolph
n said Diatrict deceased. Greeting
whereas. application hath been made 20 ht
court IN writing, BY Emma L. Mcintyre, a.
Inlnlatratrix Of Hugh II. McIntyre's estate, pr1y
estate o. said deceased to wit: two th rds D.
tefest n Randolph Inn hotel block, f0ur-nfils
interest In the Eolntine factory building. and ~
homestead on Randolph Avenue, including holss
once and barn. shed and land adjoining, ell
HlanQolph village. In said town OF Randoi ph repre-
70 the heirs and all persons Interested In the
estate OF said deceased, 30 sell said real esta~
ana convert the same into money.
ana bringing into Court the consent sna
appreciation In writing, Of the widow and al ~
nelrs e said estate residing in this state, ans
sess,ng Iortn the situation q the real estate
WnereupQn, the said Court appointed ~
assigned the nth day Of February, 1903, AZ ne
frooate once In Chelsea IN said District =
near and decide upon sald application and pew
ton, ana ordered public notice thereof - y
gwen % al persons Interested therein, BY plp,,
nsning said order, together with the time -.
Rlsoe q hearing, three weeks successfully n tns
N the neighborhood 81 those persons interests
N sa.d estate, All Of which publications shan v
previous 70 the day assigned for hearing
therefore you are hereby notified 10 appe@
before said Court, az the time and place assignee
taen and there In said Court 70 make 80
oelees.ons 10 the granting OF such license h!''
Given under my. hand AZ Chelsea. in aid
Watrct this 1Srd day Of January, 1908
loAA GEORGE L STOW Juot~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-04
saIsneInu ] FIyIna MaehIne.

The balancing Of flyer may seem,
at first thought. to be very simple
matter. yet almost every experimenter
had found In this the one point which
he could not satisfactorily master.
Many different methods were tried.
Some experimenters placed the center
Of gravity far below the wings. In the
belief that the weight would naturally
seek to remain at the lowest point. II
was true that, like the pendulum. It
TENDED to seek the lowest point; but.
also. like the pendulum. it tended to
oscillate in a manner destructive to all
stability.
A more satisfactory system. espe.
ciaily for lateral balance, was that Of
arranging the wings in the shape OF
broad Y, to form dIhedral angle.
with the center low and the wing-tips
elevated. In theory this was an auto
matte system. but in practice It had
two serious defects: First, 1t tended to
keep the machine oscillating; and sec
ond, its usefulness was restricted to
calm air.-Century Magazine.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-04
EAsT nARhARn

c. a. Allen was at Barnard Center sun
day.
ozrO Ellis returned home Friday from
Montpelier.
@. E. Densmore is working for A. @.
Gibson in Sharon.
Charles A. Dow visited in Royaltou
Saturday and Sunday.
L. Wright i drawing logs to How
lands mills on Broad Brook.
Mark Bruce has rsturned home after
visiting friends out OF town.
Mrs. Fred Leao and Mrs. Charles CIeve-
land were ct Woodstock Saturday.
james Noonan Of Barnard spent SUM-
day with his family at F. Y. Shows.
L. d. Leavitt WAS At South Royalton re.
Gently to visit his daughter, Kate Ashley.
Charles Adams went Saturday to Waite
Geld 70 visit bis mother, who Is seriously
IN.
Frank Billings was at RoyaIton Cente
Saturday TO visit his sister, Mrs. z. II.
Durlee.
c. NJ. Hathorn Of Barnard recently pur-
chased phonograph Of G. H. Allen, the
local agent here.
Adelbert Campbell returned home
Thursday from Tunbridge, where he had
been 10 visit his father.
Elwin Moore and c. II. Allen were at
White River junction Wednesday to at
tend the Masonic district meeting.
VIII Abbott Of Woodstock was here the
first Of last week to visit his sisters, Mrs.
Abbie Cleveland and Mrs. Minnie Burn
ham.
The grange viii give chickenpie sup
per this week Friday evening. Feb. 5.
from to 2. This supper is for the BEN
eht Of the new hall and it is hoped there
win be good crowd. A cordial invita-
tiog Is extended to all.