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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-18
Child Burned to Death.

SOUTH PESoBscor. May IS (speeial)-
Madeline, the four-year-old daughter OF
Frank Staples and wife. OF this place, was
fatally burned Saturday afternoon, while
playing about a bonfire.
With little companion she was playing
about the fire. Mrs. George staples was
the first to see the accident, and tried to
beat out the flames with her hands which
were BADLY burned in the effort.
The little girl was terribly burned. She
shved in great agony about seven hours.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-18
ministerial Association Meeting

The midsummer meeting of the Eastern
ministerial association OF the Bucksport
district, Methodist Episcopal church, will
be held at Eastport June 8 and Z, ant that
OF the western district at Hampden High
lands, June q and IS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERrIsEmESrs rnIs WEEK.

Admr notice-Est Jennie Kingsley.
Edmond Walsh, Frank 8 Call-Commis-
sioaeYs' notice.
Admr notice-Est Caroline N Rice
In bankruptcy Allen A Fiske
Probate notice-Es Thomas Hale ct ais.
" Est Eugene s Bristol.
Est James Barr Ames.
Admr notice-Est Amos Rragdon
g Est Robert Gerry.
Noore--Wster glass.
Burrili NATL Bank.
AcBuRS. MK:
Homer n Chase-Surserymen.
sammy Southern Alberta wheat lands for
sale.
MILLS, MASS.
The clicquos Club Co-Ginger ale.
BIxsHaAroS, N Y.
Jones of Biughamton-scales
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-18

Money deposited in the Hancock County
Savings bank on or before June !, will draw
interest from that date.-Adrf.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10
Ready-tO-Wear Department

To those who wish to remember Mother, Sister or
Wife in a more substantial way we call your attention to
this department. Any of the following garments would
MI Q a pleasing gift: Suits, Coats, Skirt, Sweaters,
Furs, etc. Many of the articles mentioned will be oferd
at special prices from now until the holidays.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10
Useful Gifts

II the basement with the toys you will find many usefu
gifts for any member Of the family. We mention some of
of them and assure you that a little time spent in looking
them OYER will prove profitable. The prices are lower.
Cut Glass, plain and fancy China, Hayland China in
plain, white and gold band, Brass goods, Chatting Dishes,
Writing Accessories, Stems, Fancy Lamps, Tree orna
ments, Cutlery, Knives, Forks and Spoonsi in a wide range
of prices, shaving sets, Post Card Albums, Blankets,
Carpet Sweepers, Rugs in all sizes, Lace Curtains etc.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10

In the better grade we are showing the Is and Is Keys
at $500, $3.50 and $3.50
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10
Horses on Platforms

Ranging in price from Toe to $3.50, The assortment
embraces one for every age child. This is very popular
toy, and appeals to the children.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10
Dishes for The Little Ones

Something new in this line is the enameled dish sets not
only attractive but very du~rable-Priced at per set
SOC, 75c, $1.OO, SIPS, & S1.5o
Pewter dishes are also very durable. We have them
per set 1Oc, Zoe, DOC, Z5c q Sl!OO
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10

Tables, Desks and Chairs
We are using twice the usual space to display the above
articles and there is no place in Toyland where you will get
a more useful or pleasing gift.
Chairs both straight and rockers in all wood, up.
holstered, willow, reed and solid steele 26c to $3.50
Tables, in oak and other wood Soc to $3.50
Mission desks with chair to match.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10
Furniture

This is something every little girl will appreciate, prob
ably used as much as any present Santa might bring. For
selection we have China Closets, Side Boards, Bureaus,
Chhforniers, Cradles and many other items ranging in prices
from 25c to $500
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10
Xmas Gifts for Men

Our Mems department. containing just the things a
man wants, such things as a pair of Silk Hose and fourth
Hand Scarf to match, neatly packed ina handsome gift
box The entire outfit for S1.O0
Combination sets of Tie, Silk Hose and Silk Handker-
chief 70 match. all in neat box. at S1.OO
Combination Set-Four IN. Hand Tie, Cuff Buttons and
Scarf Pin in dainty Xmas box. Per box S1.OO
Combination Sets-Suspenders, Hose, Supporters
and Arm Bands to match, in an assortment of shades,
put up neatly in handsome gift boxes, three grades
SOC, 75c and S1.00
Hosiery
An immence showing at prices which range
from. per pair 1Oc to SOC
All colors and Black.
Sweaters
great variety of splendid values, shown in the de
sired colors, nothing more useful, from $1.5O to $500
Handkerchief
An article always needed and one never gets to many
of them. Special values in a price range from DC to age
Ask to see our initial handkerchiefs.
Umbrellas
This is one of the most sensible gifts possible to buy.
We have them in Silk with Silk Covers and fancy handles.
Special prices from now until the holidays.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10
A Helpful Holiday Message

Message in regard to our hosiery for Ladies will
suggest an acceptable gift.
Woman's black embroidered black nose of Silk Lisle
8 pairs in Xmas box, with Xmas card, per box $1.5O
Woman's plain black hose Silk Lisle splendid quality
8mirs in Xmas ocx. per box S1.oO
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10
Handkerchieis for Gifts

Handkerchiefs for Gifts
Santa Clause time is handkerchief time everybody
wants them and they are always appreciated. Our stock is
complete in every sense of the word. We especially invite
you to see our line ofLades handkerchiefs.
8 styles at each DC
12 " 1Oc
IA 15c
10 {" 25c
SOC
Initial Handkerchiefsi in several styles sc, 1Oc, & 25c
Autograph Handkerchiefs each Doc
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10
Umbrellas

This is one of the most sensible gifts possible to buy.
We have them in Silk with Silk Covers and fancy handles.
Special prices from now until the holidays,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-12-10

Autos, Cabs and Wagons
In the larger toys, we are showing several styles Of
Autos, Farm wagons and cabs.
Farm wagons built just like the big ones, coaster
wagons and Cab wagons from $500 to S6.o5
Autos from $3.50 to Ss.o5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-28

Dsrfelbe an Wlarp 8. 1ibban, 80
1ub an pine Gtrnbe, bD.; 81.
Wilbelmine Goerner an Gslir q.
Waber, 1beil Der Cots 8 unb 9 in
JinbIap Gretutpr's llnterqbtbeilung.
peste Strube; 81.
GftelIs 5leiihmonn on Ssannst 8.
Mains. so SUB on CLINTON Strabe;
81.
Gep. 8. Stearns an Wm. @IanbOrf,
2 Cots in Siaat getis' nnierabibeis
lung; $250O.
Narp 3. JIanasan on 1be s. &
s. Glassens Co.. 40 Jub on IL.
StraBs; 81.
gb. Mils an GIi;abetb @reenipoop.
80 SUB on Sba Girabe; 81.
gbas. 6. 9ousbtp an Saepb g.
2eibfriB. ! Got an Mounb Strdbe,
Nprtpoob; 81.
Sobh u. Gbertarot an Wdrsarst W.
SanSl.p. 80 SUB on grpant 4psnns;
81.
Wapiion 9. u. Rp. 2 an R. 3.
Garter, Cots S4 unb S5 in Wppb unb
Gennebn's llnterabtbsiluns; 81.
6onnah 6. perrpna an Nelion
Saunoers, 2 Cots an Central Mnenus,
WabifonpiLle; 81.
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0rlIleiseutlnms llebertraluleen

=" ~ ~ - go AS6s
Gli,abeib u. Clifton on sgrebsrid
90. Gerris. SO SABRE pa&i einea
Traits lanb.s on Grace Mpenue In
Settion SO in Columbia 9csDnfhip;
iabrIiHe Mi.tbe $40. NIT bem 4n.
tdufsre4t su $1166.70.
Winidm 6. 1ortmiilIer u. Nnb. an
2ouifa Jorimiiler, Cots s unb "a in
5enrp 3. S.oum's llnierobibeilume
an Conner Riper Roab; ferner Got SO
in berfelben untsrabtbeiIung; ferne,
80 bel 101 Sub an Der Giibueisieits
Der Delhi gp.nus; ferner Got 81 In
Der lln.erobtbeiIuns Don pbirIip ao1's Z
Gftaie; 81.
Marp B.ns.r on MilIiam g. Gam.
bert. Got Is in Wm. Durrel's Inter.
abtbeilune; 81.
Wortin 2ins.ep an Warp @. Tuffn,
3beil Der Got 26 in Tt. 6ope Gpnoi.
Ia. unterobiheiluns; 81.
Sobn $. Wisb., gresutor, an 9bo.
mas aeneber. einen Sraft qonp an ber
Meitieite Der Worien Noob in ben Get.
ticnen IL unb 18 in Wiucrses lopE.
fbip; $217.67.
Waurp Weit on Jobn sFobiano ei.
n.n uneetbsiIten Oritte!s sNntheiI in 10
bel AZ SUB an Der GiinrtiisGde ber
aeunten unb Der 4lsp. 0ftIiG BON
plum Gtrabe; 81.
MforD 6. albert an Wd.b W. lov.
ner, 48 CUB ar Der Weftfeite Der ga,
milton pite in Se!tion % IN Niller.et
sopnibip; 81.
Morn 8. albert an Mdrp M. Tor.
ner. 25 BEL 95 Sub an Der Cftieits Der
Dsiteru NDenue. 173 Cub pon liberip
Gtrabe; 81.
Cue 6. 2ead, Mbm.. an Mufus
9urdbarbt. 21; SUB an Tlain Eirdbe,
suif4en 5. unb 8. Gtrdbe; 81, 800.
0nlentine 6. 9ibbou an 1ouro 9ib.
boll. ! Got an 6arper 4benue pnb
Rtae etrobz lorReeb; -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-28

len 5dllen fh,per fefisuiislIen isin. Die
6eiroib gebt 3itmlid ihneQ Dor iih,
ober mod ihneller bic Gdeibung. Be-
ianni III. bub man in perfien aud anf
Gag unb Siunbe beiraibsn ionn. Die
Ginber aus siner iolden Gbe Iinb ober
Iesitims Finber bes Wionnes. llnebeIis
DE ainber iennt man bier niht. Der
6eirotb sebi bier fait immer elm Wers
trds Dor benz Geiitiihen CWollob) por=
aus. in tpelhem Der gbkmann iih pers
pfIihist. i'm Jolls elmer S6eibuns Der
Jrou cine eeipif1e 4bitonbsfumme gu
sahIen. Die Gfeibung eriolst fdon
burd enen breimaligen Gpru9 an bic
Jrau: sd entlafIe bit.' Tiefe Gors
mel bssubt auf ben DorfHriften bes
aorons. unb III Bel allen mobammebas
nilhen B0Iiern in Mnpenbuns.
1riibsr fon es bierauIanbs febr
;tatper sebaIten baben, perierinnen uis
ainberfrausn. WGiderinnen fir euros
pdiiGe 6duier gu binsen. Sn lebter
3cit loien iid aber bieie Jrauen germ
herab. in 6duiern BON .llnreinen1
Dienfte an5unebmeu. tpenn man fe gut
besoblt uno betoiiis.. bofiir ober um 70
tpeniser arbeiien Idbt.-Oie perfifden
Rinbsrfrauen srbaIten bier 20bne. bie
meiii sfpiihen 30 Biz 40 W. monotIif,
iHwonten, in periif&eH 5dufern erbols
ten Fe aIIerbinss taum bic 6dlfte. On
aber bic Guropder bier sefpohnt iinb.
itsis bosDoppeIts befIen su 5oblen, tpas
bic. Ginbeimiihen sebtn, 10 finb fie
frpb. ipenn iie fir $40 W. cine einis
sermaben iaubere unb suDerldHiss
Grau beipmmen tOnnen.
6. Grisbri9.
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Gineinnati, 81. 9eS.
Rene 6ppoibeten.


SumusI .Woliper on Sspiib asri'
cultural & JnbuItriaI aio Soeistp
$500.
RidoIas Jeb,rI. an aineoln 9. u,
RO. l. $3.50.
Sames g. Scott an ainpoob Reoltr
Co., $469.
Seanet.s S.rpsp an Soutbsrn Sbir
g. .. Co.. $500.
1bomas Gsneber on ssobn 8. Wiebe,
grsfutor, $40.
Gu,na u. gasIep on Tannie g.
Wartp, $1,000.
Soi.pb aapis on 2iberaI 8. Ii. 3.
Co., $1,000.
Ben. r, MiIIsr on bisieIb., $500.
SIipia 6. Dolan on propioen. g.
9. u. z. Co., $1,000.
ehas. 6. Smiih on Suburban R
6. Co., $3.50.
aarl 8. 2ittIs on W.itfpooo $. Co.,
$500.
Winiam gianoorf on Gitisens 9.
a. Ro. 2. s2500.
Rufus gurdborbt ON propiben. e.
3. II. Z. Co., $11,OO
2uura 3. Dale on 5nDe port 9. u.
6. Co., $4,000.
Warp g. Snpb.r on 1itIe Guar. &:
9ruf Co., $500.
Rop T. Garter on plediant Ribs.
g. II. g. Co., $500.
Rtlfpn SauHbsrs on 60. 8. gurt..
$1,000.
getiIg.e 5ppotbe!eu.
q.t.r Rasbdd on Guitpiiboro1pal
9. U. Co., $500.
milliom 3. Sdra.r on 2ineoln 9.
o.. go. ], $500.
Gpan greeis on Brighton German
Boni Co., $3.50.
Tldrb Bus on 2iberal 9. u. 3. Co..
$500.
WilIiam g. DpIan on gbitb u. DO.
Ian. S1871
eo. O. Wepers on Jrsb. araub
1926.
6. 90. plppper on Oeo. unb u.
2nmberi, 5000.
aauro 3. DoIe an ). u. Shmiot.
1920.
Jobn u. gberbarbt on Qnna Rcd
TIN. $4,000.
Jobn .. gorbes on 8. .. WeUap.
$1,000.
Eofo 8oebmer on Sberman 6. u.
.. Co., $500.
llIpfes Wc0uire an g. u. pfeiffer.
$400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-28
r9ie periiiae Jrauenwelt"
2eberan, i'm 0e3ember.

Wenn id Derihie lsIe aus aonitonz
tinopsl. aairo ober Warosio. podt mid
oft cine belize Sebnfuht nod benz fars
benbunien. pislbenesien Orient. Dbs
glei6 ih .0itIihtr1 iise als bes
Orient. ben id meine. obsIeih ih
mid i'm eisentlihen Qdnbe Der WGrhen
BON .9ouienbunbsiner Noht@ befinbe.
10 1T es bennoh nm mid fabl unb ODE.
Der perfer neigt in ieinem NeuBeren
niht aur gnifaltune orientaliider
praht. Grnit unb erau ipie feline iobs
len gerse 1T feline Gtimmuns unb lein
0eiuanb. - Dsbt man burh 1eberons
StraBsn. 70 iisbt man rehis unb lints
nur bobe sraue aebnimauern, bic oIlers
hings oft bic rei5enblten D6rten bers
gen. Man begsgnet Wdnnern in bunts
len Geip1nbern unb Jrduen in iHnars
5en .9ihdbirs~. Muab fpeib ss. ob
lie aud Reisenbes in fi9 bergen -
benn BON Der periif4en Grau III ouf Der
Gtrabe nidts au feben. fein blisenbes
huge, tein rotbsr Munb. ipie man iie
IN Stnmbul bod houfig genug erbltdt.
feline tDiegenben. fnluntsn GeitnIten.
btntn man oft in NeeDpten. ia ielbIt In
8nebab besesnet. MIR fdmar5e GGde
lnufsn bier bernn. Inter BEN 1jnn.
biz, etnem sroben. ipeiien, f4iDdrjen
umbons, meiit aus Geibe, nerbirgt iih
bic Ueitalt. Weiie, f9ndrje pIubers
toien. bic on ben 1ubtn0neln Feft qua
fommengefnniirt iperben. fhIie6en iiG
an fnnorje 59ube. DoB Oeii1t per.
blIH Elm f9n0roer G9leier. Menn ID
biti< unsIudIiGsn- -Nobens febe. tommt
e mir INNER bor. dlB nenn Qeriien
fiir bie bdbingef 9nunbeue 0euIt&teit
e'uige 9rouer nn9elsot bobe. 0Ornebs
men ptrferinnen jn Gub Tam man
iibeytaupt nidt beoegnen, benn bieie
,basisa nay ia se& qsaes 0oeea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-28

Wrubermorb aus NIT
lsib. gor bem Ghpurserin. in
Wostau fpielis ji9 Dor einisen ansen
Gin pro5eb ob. Der ouf ale ibm Bel.
ippbnenben ben tiefiten ginbrud muhs
ie. I'm einsm GriibIinssmorsen itiss
gen duf elmer sleinen ruififden Giisns
bobnItaiion stpei iunse M1nner in ei.
nen GhnenSus, Der na4 Wostau siHe;
Der cine Der beiben fab f9per leibenD
aus. als .ur3 Dor Wossou Elm Gmaff.
ner burh einen Wasensons fnriit,
iob er ouf ben poIifern zines Mbtbils
Der sipeiien WossnilofIe ben Rronien
in siner 9IutIahs liesen. Der onhere
junse Monn lieb iit. obne Wiberiidnb
5u leiiten, feftnebmen unb gab obne
Weiteres su. bob er feinen Meiiesef6brs
ten, Der fein 1ruoer eeipeien, gst6otet
babe. Die Oei4idte, bic Der N0rber
- Der Gtunent HipoHinoff - er36bl.
te. III pobrbaft ersreifenb. Der ga,
ter. ein profeNor on Der Noslouer
Ntnbemie. lit an einer fnredli9en
2ranfbeit, bic bic lrfo9e feines 1os
osS puroe. nnHbem iis ii9 ouf feline
fieben ainber ibertrassn battle. UlehI
als bic anbsren fit In Dolse ber Sns
feition Der Druoer, Der NIT siner fdtrss
rtn Rldenmdrissronibeii geboren mar.
Da bieie immer f@limmer unb entiet.
Ii&er tpuroe. fobte Der dltefe Hruoer
ben furhtboren Gnti9Iu6, ben armen
0ronien. ben bic Mer5te fiir unbeilbnr
ertlGrt botten, BON ber Qojt bes Qebtns
au befreien. Zen Gtubtnien erfMrtdts
Dor ALIEN Der gebanie. bab Der iiinsfts
Hruber fHipnMFnnig un6 perbi0bh
luerotn t0nnte. ipie "a Der Batter lura
Dor feirem trnurisen GHbe seiporbsn
mar. Ct unternnbm bestdIb nit benz
aronlen cine Rtifs no4 Wostau mt
fnob ibm untertpegs 3ipei RepoIpers
tueeln in bic Nrun. Ditie aanae DE-
fdidte ersdhlts Der Aneeflaefe Dor ben
gtihrorenen IN 10 f@li9ser, Tiibren.
Der Weile. bnb ale uufS 1iefRf &.
ihnttert lroren. Wielen runneu bis
btlIen 1brdnen iiter bic @onaen mt
BON ben fiir bus publitum beifimmitn
06nien brdns loutel G&lu6oen u
bfM Ri&iern. Die oneemeine 9lHtrunl
iponbelie ii& 0ter h inbelmbea 0(E
fd1 alB her Dbmann ber Gki6luore,
.ssa ssriilassts. hat setpan nsaen issiDs
iaseGeH jsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-28

Wsttb HpSuhts xIHB100s VsWSSWS
Nys.s so Gents uno cariibsr.
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6rem b 10 prt.

~Du, @uttr. bier itebt in Der 3eis
tung ~elapigo"! Wus beibt h.na
base"
~Gott, mas tpir6s beiben! gfpee
ranto! 81 fpieIe 9lopier!..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-28
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sie teratmtshe---
Wa6T(aaerin 0iefes 3eila(lers.

G@cH In btr drteften 8e.i anb - essDsns
Rsricnen. BITE our6 bic e6opfnns toter bsGaot
naren. uno Is iieai iein Sspsifsi rcr. bnb
Gtih esntsutnGc nod Herfonsn s5iftirsn, bic
ourh cine nnbefcnnte arait Inn Gsanos fine.
vselss sn ftnH nub boraussufaoen. spuS fiir
Snbere effiaunIi6 ift nno bIeibt. Dlir GolAeS
bat bic Eatur oiefe Tums befcnbsrs beafrffsaf.
beam ne bat ibr BITE fsliene 9ube bsriiebea bos
esben itrer WliireHfnsn fpis stn aniesf4lags.
nes gssi& aenau su iefen. gerGsbt nidt, bab
Ne In ibrsr eiesneu Hefissns an eesstn Moenue
fvctnf. Wsbmf bic Can gHb Cor oiiIiA Biz
See!in sicsnae. boHn eebt bsefsIbe ttumh. tis
ssbr bic i65rr aefsens bon srou %. pnsssr
srrsits. Tas Saus iit sur Iinisn Sone unb
ON Saan III ber Same:
MRS. II. YAEGE8,
6sssin Assuns. xinssss. UtustxssA. p.
1ysis so Gents una bariiber.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-16
GRANVILLE

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Comes June II.
Miss Clara Robson was an over Sunday
guest at Henry Powers.
Pearl Hayes, wife and child of Warren
visited at H. p. Hayes Friday.
Lillian Chadwick OF stockbridge is
working for Mrs. Harry Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marsh and chill
dren are visiting relatives in town.
Harry Hubbard was called to Bethel,
June 9, to meet the Vermont Public Serv-
ice commission in the interest OF the
Home Telephone Co.
Walter Scott has moved his household
effects from Rochester to his farm in
South Hollow and he and Mrs. Scott have
gone there for an indefinite period.
Alexander Downs passed through here
Sunday on his way to Brandon to attend
the funeral OF his mother, Mrs. Edward
Downs. Mr.. and Mrs. Downs we're
former residents of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burke were visit
ing his sister in dlebury when be was
taken Saturday with slight shock Of
paralysis. Mrs. Burke's father, g. f..
Wilson, and sen, Fred Burke, went to
Middlebury Sunday, returning Monday.
The delegates chosen at the caucus held
June Ii are as follows:-State, @. E. Will
son, E. n. Hemenway; district, E. N.
Hemenway and G. E. Wilson; county,
John r. Vinton, A. A. Briggs, E. n.
Hemenway and G. Z. Wilson; town COM
mittee, Hermon Ford, George Sargent
and Harry Hubbard.
James and Henry Eubar, while riding
from Rochester North Hollow to Warren
through Granville, at the Braintree
mountain turn, found a very nice over
coat which they picked up and put under
the seat of their wagon. They drove
onto the Puddle Dock farm where they
stopped to feed their horse. In the
meantime Paul Tinkham of Rochester
missed his coat " hich he had left on the
guide post to go down to Walter Scott's.
On making inquiries he found that two
men were seen at the place where the coat
was left, one getting cut of the wagon.
Mr.. Scott and Mr.. Tinkham started in
pursuit. The men refused to return with
them until forced to do so. E. N. Hem
enway was called and after hot pursuit
with a rife he managed to bring in James
Eubar, who ran away. Mr.. Tinkham
offered to settle with them, and after sew
eral trials succeeded in raising the re-
quired sum.
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Big celebration July in Randolph.

Big celebration July in Randolph.
Charles wedgwood is in Worcester
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rogers have An.
ished their labors at the DR.. Cooper farm.
Myron washburn and Rupert spauld-
ing were witnesses at the court in Chelsea
Monday.
Mrs. Walter Jennings has returned 10
her home in Barnard after visiting 3
week with Mrs. W. o. Morrill,.
Several from this place went TO Ran
dolph Center Sunday evening to hear the
6accalaureate sermon by the Rev. Homer
White.
Miss Sadie Kent has returned fron
Randolph, where she has been the nast
week, and is taking care Of Mrs. Ceorge
Pemb Der, who is III.
Recent guests Of Mrs. Annie Jobnstons
at 8 Breezy Hill cabin" were Miss Carrie
TolRnd OF West Burke, N. Y. and David
Johnstone OF Barnard.
Frank R. Bennett or Hackenssct n
j., member Of the W. L. Darrell com
pany, New York, visited his cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. Myron Wsshburn, over SUNDAY.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-16
Tultlon Exam inatlon.

An examination OF residents of the
Bethel town school district for free high
school tuition will be held at the Whit
comb High school building in Bethel viii
lsge at 9 a. m, Thursday and Friday,
July and s, 1910. On the first day ex.
aminations will be given in arithmetic,
English grammar, physiology and by
giene and geography; and on the second
day in history, civil government and
spelling. This will be the only oppor-
tunity Of the season to qualify for free
tuition. Intending candidates should
notify me at least one week before the
date. 4w ae j.. Wesley Miller.
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PITTsFIELD
o. j. Ellis is repairing his house.

o. J. Ellis is repairing his house.
Mrs. F. l., Amazon is on the sick list.
Nelson hmaron was in Rutland Tues
day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Brown on June e.
Mrs. stillman stoddard of stockbridge
was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Thayer Of Barnard
we're in town Saturday.
Mrs. c. q. Mills has returned from her
trip to New York state.
c. o. Allen and L. f. Lamb we're in
Rutland a day last week.
Mrs. G. A. Brigham and Miss Nellie
Vose were in Rutland recently.
Colonel Joyce has gone to board with
Mrs. II. O. Hatch for the summer.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Wilson Of Springfield, Mass, was
brought here for burial Sunday.