Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 93

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DR. METCALF E. POND. Franklin, M'cb 23, 1900,

Have you examined the "Orlent Mor- row " cycle now on exhibition in the pharmacy window of A. C Mason? If joined the American Flag House and not, you should at once, If interested in wheeling. 23

Who Is to Blame?

I desire to say that during the month of March thus far hut fifteen onses of in- fectious dlacase has been reported to the School Board, as required by law. DR. A. J. GALLISON, Chairman. office.

COMMUNICATIONS,

"Ths Missouri Girl" was the best en- tertainment given here In a long time and had a good house. Such girls are will be an open meeting. Lecture by welcome.

Contractor R. K. Stevens is just finish- ing a house for North Attlsboro parties, opun which hs has been working since December.

Charles Stewart will give a sequel to Iris recentInteresting talk at the meeting of the Universalist Y. P. C. U. Sunday at & o'clock.

The car honss at Unionville is now completed except a portion of the floor- ing, which will be finished this week. Four box cars and three open cars ars at present in the house.

ths ventilation have finished their work and returned to Boston.

The public library and reading room has been closed by order of the board of health, on account of the public health. It will probably reopsu within a few

wesks,although no definite time is stated.

The local weather prophet is authority for the statement that the coming May will be a cold ons, because the 21st of

Christianity Thro' the Goutile Relig- ions." He was greatly snjoyed on last | gives the company the power to lease or Man is to help. He is not to live for himself, but for others, for the wbole. This religion also has its hopes. It ie not immortality which is the great word under Christianity, great as that hope is. purchase at any time the whole or a por- tlon of the property or franchise of any other street railway in the towns of Mendon, Hopedale, Hopkinton or West- boro. Officials of the road have been in [ It is eternal lifs. The hope of higher couference with some of those of the Milford, Holliston & Framingham com- pany with reference to conditions which

Through Youthful Eyes. By request we publish this contribu- Lion by a lad of twelve:

The annual mesting of the Universal- ist church next Monday afternoon and evening. The meeting will be called to order at 5 o'clock, when the report of the treasurer will be read and the parish committee for the ensuing ysar chosen. A supper will be served at 6 o'clock by the members of the Young People's Christian Union. Ths supper will be of such s character as to meet a variety of tastes. After the supper further reports will be read, otber elections made and the pews rented for the ensuing year. Two of the parish committee have died during the past few weeks and there are other vacancies in various offices to be filled at this meeting. The passing away of Mr. Ray necessitates ths appointment of another custodian of the funds of ths parisb, and varioua measures for the work of the parish for the coming year ars to bs instituted. The meeting will be an interesting one, though necessa- rily ous stirring some sad memories.

Philadelphia is a good old historical city, the city of William Penn, friend of the Indians. I started from Franklin in company with my mother about 8 o'clock one evening, reaching New York about 10 30 the next morning. We were Notice. The board of health of Franklin calls attention to the following statutes: Public statutes 80 Section 76. When three hours late in reaching New York on account of ice and strong winds. B der Brooklyn bridge, which reaches being late we had an opportunity to sse mure than we could if we had reached there at the usual time. We sailed un- such disease (infectious) is found to exist in 8 town, the selectmen and board of health shall use all possible care to pre vent the spreading of the infection, across the East river from Brooklyn to and to give public notice to travellers, by displaying red flags at proper dis- tances, and by all means which in their judgment shall be most effectual for the common safety. And whoever obstructs the selectmen, board of bealth or its agent, in using such means to prevent the spreading of the infection, or wilfully removes, oblitsratss, defacss, or handles trollsys. We took the ferry boat at New A day or two after we arrived we went York acrose the North river to tbs Jar- the red flags or other signals so display- ed, shall forfeit for sach offenes not 1888 than tsu nor more than one bundred dol- lara. Section 75 provides that when any per- sou ill with infectious disease remains in bis dwelling, "the house or place where

of this town in the night time after nine o'clock p. m. unless accompanied by New York; It is nearly two miles long, 85 feet wide and 185 feet above the water. The status of liberty is at the entrance of New York harbor. It sesms strange

person; or Is going to or coming from ssy shore, tben took the train and went to Philadelphia, reaching our dsetina- tion about 2 o'clock p. m. some dwelling or public place of amuss-

mant, entertainment or instruction. "Section 2. No parent, guardian or

between 7 a. m. and 9.30 a. m. and 4 and 8 n. m. half hourly. The rate of fare is not to exceed five cents from any point on the line in Franklin to any point in Medway. School children and school teachers attending school bave half fare, under certain conditions. The company is given until July, 1901, to construct the

Annual Parish Meeting.

Somstimes a Democrat is true, And in the village will pull through. Republican or Democrat, Men and measures, more than that. Integrity and common sense Should rule the day and not pretence. Let support be given hsarty

rails. If Main street, in the future, shall bs paved, the company shall pave be tween tracks and 18 inches on the sides. All cross-walks shall be constructed of the same material as used by the town, and when the company fails to keep in repair the town can repair and charge to the company. Iron polss are te bs used on Main street and chestnut in other places. all to be painted with two conta of dark green paint; the company agrees to the usual conditions to save the town harmless from damage from the construction or operation of the railway.

to impress these four beads upon him mind, so that hs should not forget

Belginm, Holland, the Paris Exposition, and the British Islands, Brethren of tlts conference will supply bis pulpit them. His sermon last evening was during his absence .- Mankato ; (Minn.) based upon these four points which cams | crossings between Emmons and Lincoln

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jetables to be found in Boston to gu with our meats, including the famous White Cape turnips, aud rhubath at 12 cents stantial increase in the valuation the per pound. Butter, canned goods, ton, cullen, etc.

above ths people and there is a sounding hoard over him. Hs reachss the pulpit

THE SENTINEL, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1900.

Ube . Franklin . Sentinel.

ublished Tuesdays and Fridays.

CARL B. JOHNSON, Editor and Proprietor MRS. C.B. JOHNSON Associate Editor.

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Farmers' Club.

Frank in Farmers' club met Munday evening with S. 11. Metcalf, Sheldm ville, Mr Metcalf read a paper on "Tree

keting." Ile sanl: "There ate few kinds of fall apples worth cultivating and among them are the Gravenstein and

Philadelphia is a very pretty city, with many pretty buildings, I do not think I saw uver'a dozen winden buildings white I was there. ('ity Hall is a beantilnl building, covering sixteen to twenty acres, including the sidewalks There is a statue of William Peon on the tower and when illuminated it is a lovely sight. Dot produce the fruit wanted, graft it. "Several years ago I was inducerl by The time came when we had to say good life. We started from New York a free agent to invest in trees, so gave about Sp m. We were able to see the

Ilox. FRANK JONES of New Hamp shire has seeo a "great light" and is now full fledged Republican. Jones' ale will now have a less appetizing taste for his | Twenty Ounce Pippin had a little sweet former political trends, perhaps, but his bar'l will c uut for his new friends.

apple for the fruit | grafted them Pears ured the least care of any fruit. 1 have had otily one serious trouble. Four

as though they hurl been sand papered for about half the surface, and the leaves were covered on the upper side with what looked like coal dist. I made a sulution of strang snapands, putting about a pint of kerosene vil muito a water pailful and gave them a tinnongh xpray iog. I have seen nothing of the kind Moce. The Bartlett IN the standard pear and Clapp's Favorite is goed if you take it in time "

A good number were present and er- joyed the evening, especially the alter part and sociable.

She Had to Pay. "Do you call those clothes?" said sternly. « Britisb customs official to a woman who had declared that there was notbing in ber trunk but wearing apparel for berself and busband. And as he spoke be pointed to foor bottles of old Higbland whisky. "Yes." said sbe. softly. "those are bis nlgbt-caps." -Ally Sloper.

Progressive Reformation. "Snugwortb is a queer geoius, Three years ago be quit drioking. Exactly a year later he gave a large sum of money to a needy relative. Just a year ago be joined the church, and oow be's gone to preaching."

"Don'tyou see? He's going to Ilraven on the installmeot plao."-Chicago Tribune.

A Mere Tritte.

"We are lost!" exclaimed the poll- ilclan. "Tbe opositioo to you bas # clear majority!"

"Is that all?" queried the boss cis- ustedly. "From your manner I real- Is feared for a moment that I was in danger of beiog defeated."-Brooklyn Life.

Always the Opposite. Lusber-You can never tell what a woman menos by what sbe anys. Gusher-Yen?

Lusher-I got in at four the other morning and my wife mnid: "A nice hour for you to come bome, Isn't It !"- N. Y. Journal.

Read the Business Anonymenmente

Through Youthful Eyes. Continued from First Page.

We visited Carpenter's hall, where congress first mer. You can see the hi- hary about the congress und the chains which the men sat in at that time. Girard college was founded by Stephr . Girard for poor orphan boys. Buys can enter the school between the ages of four and ten years They have three suits-hest suit, arcond suit and play wait. There are 1,00 lov & Every night after school, at & o'clock, they go to the chapel for fifteen minutes' service; after the chapel service they can gu and play. Girard college contains ten or twelve SCHOOL AND CHURCH buildings made of beautiful stone. Sev- eral of the buildings contain school rooms and dormitories; there is an in- firmary, one large building for dlaing ning record at Yair in his student days. roont, parlers, class rooms and dormitit- Ties, The grounds are lald out nicely; they are surrounded by a high, wide | churches. wall.

The uttendance at the politien! >cientre school, Columbia university, is 118, compared with 81 last year. Rev. Harry Wilsoo, rector of St. Au- gustiue's church, London, raises and dispensrs over $10,000 a year In charity. There are 30 girls In one mission school lo China who had breu thrown away by their parents to die in their in- fancy.

The Gospel is preached in Spanish | In Buenos Ayres by missionaries from the Methodist Episcopal church. from the Church of England, the Salvatior Army and the French Baptists.

Prof. Robinson has been appointed to take charge of the new course in old and middle Irish at Harvard In addi- tion to the course wbich he is giving in early Welsh. The Irish plan is a new departure, but is said to be drawing quite as well as coull be expected. The largest Bible class for men it Great Britain is at Bristol, England. The class was organized 19 years ago at the Old Market Wesleyan chapel, and nearly 10,000 persons have passed through it. The present membership is 500 and the managiog staff consists of 100 officers,

A nrw scheme for evangelizing India on interdenominational lioes has been advanced in England. This consists in selecting Eurasians in India and bring. ing them to England, where they are trained os missionaries, after which tbry return to India and become native missionaries, having much more influ- ence thau do the foreigners, For this purpose it is proposed to equip a bouse in London which will accommodate 19 or 20 persons to he so trained.

Ite Won the Game.

"How is your brother, Tommy ?" "Sick in bed; he's hurt himself." "How did he do that?"

"We were playing at who could lean furthest ont of the window, and be won."-Cincinnati Enquirer.

a Pretty Low Temperature. Teacher-Wbat, happens when man's temperature goes down as far as it can go?

Smart Scholar-He has cold feet, ma'am -- Christian Register.

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CABTORIA. The Kind You Have Always Bought Chart Fletcher.

One cool breezy day we took the Irol. leys and rode up to Mount Airy to the Deaf and Dumb fortitute, a beautiful place. The scholars go to school in the forenoon and work in the afteri.m. There are abunt 400 scholars. The girl- learn to sew, trim hats and make partx of slines; the boys make shoes, wurk at tailoring and printing. Most all the work is done by the scholars; they print the reports and a paper. There are sev. eral buildings on the groundx all of stone.

We visited the Zoological gardens, where you can see all kinds of animals, mostly wild; there are also birds and snakes. One nice, cold morning we v x- ited the mint, where they make money. the only mint where pennies and uirkels are cuined. You can see them making muney. At first the silver and goldl is in bars; they are melted aud then rolled out this. There Is copper in the gold and silver, sa it will not wear out so quick. We saw trays of gubl in hars worth $1.000 or more They sweep np the dust anul buru it, so as to save all the gold, and when the workmen's clothes get hun old to wear they burn all them to save the gold. In the last room we vis. iled there were show cases on two sides of the rowmmm full of coins used by all nations of the world. Paper money is made in the miut at Washington. We saw the widow's mite, a black piece of money, which makes me think of sen-sen. uply four times larger. The Chinese money his little square holes in the center. The little pieces are carried on a string around the tieck; the other size is much larger and they are carried im a string around the waist.

Last but not least we visited the grounds of the Pennsylvania university tain several handsome buildings of stone

Early Harvest, I think winter apples where C E Abbott attends; they con-

are the most profitable to cultivate, a>

the market is better and they will keep and brick. There were more places uf THE Bowls Ileaten to destroy Prac better, also the refuse apples will make interest I would liked to have visited, torta rather than prevent its falling into cider for vinegar, which is always in de- I but time would not permit me to do so. the bands of the British. How would tbat d'ffer from the Russian treatment of Moscow, which was regarded as praise- worthy on thelr part? mand. Peaches it is almost impossible to raise, and if they do grow it is very probable some one will want to help themselves lo them On plums the cut- ALWAYS seeking for victims the liquor interests asked the legislature to let culeo ts a pest, and the black kunt ts al most sure ileath. When buying trees it is not so esseotial to have the fruit as it them open the salones an election day au is to get a good tree. If the tier does

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 93

Author: Publication date: 1900 Publisher: Number of Pages: 436

Author:
Publication date: 1900
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Number of Pages: 436