davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
w czem ley niebez-
pieczenstwo socya-
liZmu dla OLA
k0W?

Me kazdy 2 naszych czy
telnikow umia1by pewnie
wytfomaczYc, CO oZnaczaja
wyrazy: socyalista lub socya-
linn. Wyrazy te znamy pow
szechnie tylko tyle, o lie
nam sic takowe prawie co
dziennle 0 uszy odbljaja i o
lie oznaczajq klase Iudzi,
ktorzy da2a do prze"rotu i
usllu)a zburzyt terazniejszy
porzadek spoteczny.
W same] rzeczy wyraz
soc z m, pochodzacy z
1ezyka iac,nskiego, oznacza
system, majacv na celu Ia
prOWaQZenle w SpOleCGeISCWle
rownoscl praw, r6wnego po.
dziaIu piracy majatku t. p.
Jednem slowem moznaby
wlec powledzlec, De socyallzm
oznacza W wysokiem stopniu
ow u" y y k 0 S c civil
D r V c | e | s k o S G.
So"yal,ste mo2naby zatem
nazwat prz jacl c m
ludz k o Sci. Ta', tea SO
cyaliscl sami siebie nazYwala
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
iw Kosciolowi katollcklemu

civ Kosciolowi katolicklemu, !,
mn1emajac, 2e wiara gf6wna
Jest przeszkoda W zjednoczeniu
i zr6wnanu wszystkich naro-
dow. Tych wlec ?,sm nlechaI
sic ka2dy oolak strze3e, by
ME zarazily jego duszy,
Powinno tel teraz Du-
chowlehstwo polskie, lamiast
wpfyw swoi osfablac przez
swarY abby poIltyczne, wsp6f
ME rozpoczac Wake przeclw
tuteIszym polskim pismom
socyallstyczDym - powrnno z
ambon zwracac uwage ma
szkodliwOs6 takich pism
wskutek bfednych nauk, Jake
SIERRA, wogole wszelklelni
sposobnmi 1e gnebie JUL
teraz, pokl jeszcze walcza z
poczatkowemi trudnosciami;
p6znjej bowiem, gdy juz wzro
sna W potege, bedzie trzeba
nadludzkich wysilei, by to
truiace ziclsKo z niw polsk;ch
wyplenlc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

bedzie swojej konstytucyi, a
organ jego nadal ducbowiei.
stwa xatolichiego przeslado-
vac ME bedzie. : Delegacl So
rozdw ojeni ma dwie partye;
jedni chcieliby raz Ia zawsze /:
usunac cd rzsdow Cenzora l..
caly dotychczasowy zarzad,.
drudzy (partya chlcagosku)
ME chcleliby mic zmien,c W..
dotychczasowych gospodarce
PROSIMY czytaG z uwaga I
rozpoczyna]aca sic W dz,siej-
Sym numerze, ma stronicy 2,
nova powlesc pod tytuiem
Kslqaece dzlecko.
Z NEBRASKA. - W o.
maha, choc tego roku liche So
czasy, leduak ma przyszfosG'
plekne SO widoki, DO lniasto
sic powieksza, gdyby ludnosc
polska sig powiekszyla, to BY
ioby jeszcze lepiej: W Ell
bic p. Leon Je2e wskl choro-
wal ciezko a teraz zdrowszy,.
po spalenid pierwszego ,buduje
wspanla}y salun lrurowany, a
W ogrodzie dom. = Miejsce
Wlel. ks. Jaklmowlcza w Ell
bic zajaf obecnie Wlel. ks.
Bro& z St. Paul ]emu Maj
prz. KS. Blskup wszelkie pei
nomocnictwo mad Elba zlecif,
ale dotychczas m ieszka jeszcze
W St. Paul, Nebr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

DETROIT. - Sem Zwiaz'
ku Narodowego Polskiego
rozpoczqf sic 81 wrzcsnia ma.
boaenstwa W kosclele sw. Jo-
iata, odprawionem przez Bis
kupa Foley, ktorego Cenzor
uial sobie uroczystem przy-
rzeczeniem, il I,0iqgeh, CO do
puntku WARY rzymsko-kat ollc.
'kiel, odtqd scisle trzymad sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
AMERYKA, pismo nib

AMERYKA, pismo niby
polskie, lecz socyalls wskle,
zfosllwle przedrwiewa wysta-
wiona obecnie W Trewrze szate
Jezusa Chrystusa. = A Jednak
niekt6ry polscy kapIanl tole-
ruja to pismo W swoch parali-
ach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
ADRES WIARUSA: Wiarus, So E. End Str. Winona Mimi.
r. NIEMCZEWSKI

j. r. NIEMCZEWSKI z
Chicago pochwala Marcina
Lutra. = Ka3e on pisac W
swo)em No,oem Zyciiu, le re-
formacya usuneta slepote Z ocz
uczemiezonych ludlow i
pchnefa Je ma tory oswiaty
...... Giupie to bred ME,
z;utrzcny panic wydawco, mic
wlecej. = Przeclez wiadomo i,
2e ma najni4szym stopnlu
osw,aty 7e wszystkicE szcze-
pow polsSich zna]duja sic
wlasnie polscyv Maznrzy W
Prusach Wschodnich, ktcrzy
pred 800 laty "a przykladem
swojego biskupa przeszl ma
ware luterska od.ad wiernle,
ku swojemu nieszczesclu, W
niel trwaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

nym, przeciwne usposobleniu
czlowleka, TEN bardzlel prze-
ciw!e, ze socyaiisc. nauki
swe oplera)a Ca falszach /
niedorzecznosciach, zamlast
opierac ie IA zasadach chrzes.
cianskich.
Z tego wszystkiego wyn,ka,
ze nv Polacv ME many lad.
nych widokow dla sieble,
chcac sic }ac@yc z socyalista :
mi.
Socyallzm tel ME zrodzil
sic ma naszei o]czystej zicmi,
lecz ma zlemlach fraucusklej
i hlemiecKiei, a je3eil W mafel
czesci opanowat tak&e naszy ch
prozniakow to mad tenn
ubolewaG trzeba, ale ME tyle
W tenn nasza wilma, jak sto-
sunkow, W jakich sic znaidu.
Jenny. Narodowosc nasza W
Europe, zwfaszcza pod rza-
dem prusklm, Jest skazana
na uclsk ! przesladowanie, a
socyalisci W ostatnlm czasie
wziell sic ma spcsob j bronia
nlby to polskoscl, przez CO
nle)eden z naszych da sic
zbaiamucic schwycl6.
Mech tam soble socyallsci
W Prusach l hafasuja, onl spra.
vie polskiel przez to jeszcze
ponoga, ale tylko w takim ra-
zie, ieaeli lud . mimi sic ME
bedzle faczyc razem z
mimi wykrzykiwac. Rad prze-
kona sic bowiem ostatecznle,
ze trzeba usunac nleprzy]a-
ciol panstwa, naprawic licz-
ne, osobh vie "a csasow Bis =
marka, popefnione b1edy, j
wroclG Polakom prawa "
szkole, W kosclele, W urze-
dzie i W 2yciu publicznem.
A jul przedewszystklem
wystrzegajmy sic lqcznosci 2
socyailstam' przez po?ieran e
ich gazet.
Cztowiek s|abcgo cha
rakteru nizkie] oswiaty
tatwo prez czytanie takiego
pisma mole sic zepsuc | wejsc
ma zfe drogl. Krzykactwo,
jake W podobnYch pismacE,
zawsze g6:uje, zaglusza sumle-
ME W prostem sercu bafa.
muci rozum. Naibolesniejs
tego dowodem De nlektorzy
z naszych Rodakow, kato!i-
kow Polakiw, pisu)a listy
oszcZerstwa IA nasze gazety
i nasze Duchowienstwo do
gazety socyalistyczne,, mo2e
nawet W na,lepszej wIerze
ze przez to sprawle polskie,j
s'e przYsluz4. Mylne to zapa-
trywanie. Mkt swoieJ sprawie
pszysfu2yc sIq ME mole
uczcIwle, gdy w}asne gn1azdc
kala.
PolsISieml plsmami socyalls
towskieml W tym kraju sq
Toledoska Ameryha, auftalos-
kie Echo, i chicagoskie gazety
Refornao | No,ye Zycie;: pokre
wne Z niemi duchem So nadte
Kuyer Broohlyishi ! Nem Yor
ski oraz plttsburski Przyacie
Ludu. Odznaczaja sic on
wrogiem wystepowanlem prze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

KS. WINCENTEGO Ba-
rzynskiego z Chicago, ktory W
niedzlele, 20 Wrzesnia ,bawii W
Winonie, przyimowal uasz
Blskup ks. Jan Cotter bardzo
serdecznie; jakoby rowny ro.
wnego. Pokazywaf mu kato-
llckie klasztory, kosciofy, "a
klady naukowe cmentarze
W naszem miescie, zasiegalac
o wszystkiem Jego rady a
przyjmujac z podziekowaniu
wszelkie wskazowNi uwagl.
Zda)e sic, u ks. Barzyn-
skiemu wiele ma tenn zale-
2aio. ably soble uJac Biskupa
a powrodlo mu sic to tel
1aknaile?'eJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

gardiuja, re mad Mich nlema
nlkogo, kt6ryby mogf sku-
tecznie spofeczenstwu dopo-
modz.
Czemuz tedy plsma kato-
llckie, osobliwie p 0 | SIX o.
k a t 0 llckie wystepu)
stanowczo przeciw socyalis
tom?
Odpowiedz ma to ME trud-
ma:
Najprzod dlatego, &e socya.
l'sc; zwykle inaczej
mowla, a inaczej czynIa. Me
mo&e bowiem bye przylacie-
lem | Il d zk osci ten, kto
sam slebie staw,a ma rownl ze
Wv rzeta IN i, a JUL przez
to samo czyni rozbrat z reli
gia, wiara sw. przodkow
naszycE. Ola mas Polakow
jestto waany 1 najpierwszy
powod, ktory nam n,epozwo-
la nigdy W zadnym razie
i9czyc sic socyalistaml.
Drugq przyczna. dlaczego
pisma polskokatolickie wy
stepu]a przeclw socyalistom,
Jest ia okollcznosG, ze socya-
lisci swoja fIIaatropla (czyli
milosc ola ludzkosci) wlele
"a daleko rozciagaja. Ruch
socyal'styczny ME Jest o ar o.
d o " y, lecz miedzynarodowY.
To wlelka roznlca! SocyaIiscl
ME pytaja BOWEN rodzinne
st6sunki, ojczyzne, O powo-
dzenie kraiu w]asnego. Me!
oni chca bye dze6mi, 2e tax
powiemy, cafego swlata. I'm
wszystko iedno, czy onl So
Polakam,, Amerykanami lub
Anglikam,, byleby tylko ich
mrzonki i xauysly sic powlod-
fy. To I'm wystarcza Nam zas
Polakom wys1arczy6 to ME
mole, bo choc my teraz W
udzielnej, w|asneJ Oiczyzny
nie many, ale Olczyzna "a
pomimo to wielka Jest " wy :
BRAIN naszej W sercach
naszych. My pamistamy, De
z,emla nasza poiska zakreslona
byfa njegdys granicam' cd
morza do mora, my pamle-
tamy dzieje, jake ma lei zie-
mi "a sfawnych przodkow ns.
szych SIC odgrywaiy. Taklch
wzniosfych pamatek, us2la.
chetniaiacych serca nasze i
pokrzep;a)acych Ware nasza
sw., my Polacy ma oltarzu
socyallstyczneego materyaliznu
zio&yc ME lnozemy. My ME
mozemy razem z socyalistam'
troszczyc sic 0 lEre Larody,
kledy many saml re SODA CO.
syc do czynlenla.
Trzecim wreszcie powodem,
dlaczego przeclw socyallstom
wystepowac muslmy, lest ia
okollcznoSt ze wszelka talk
zwaua towarzyskosG, przy]a-
cielskosc, fllantrop.a socya-
llstow jest wrecz nlemozliwq
do wykonanla. Zupetne] row
aosci pomiedzy ludzm nigdy
ME moze bye, poki swla;
swlatem, tax Iel dotad ME
bylo nlgdy; iestto poprostu
przeciwne prawom przyrodzo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
ASHLAND, Wis. u

ASHLAND, Wis. = Zamez-
Ma Zjolkowska, poparzona
petrojelem, ktory wybuchi lei
W rel1u obalil dzlecko, u
maria Mezowl je) gore acy pc
trolej cie2ko poparzyf ramie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
PkACCIE "a WIARUSAl
Z INV POLSKICH
w AMERYCE.

NOWO POBUDOWANY
kosci6f polskl W Alberta,
Num-, spalnf sic do szczetn W
dniu l8 Wrzesn,a ze
wszystkiem co sic W Dlm
znajdowa]o. Zgorza}y takze
pIebanla i sta1nia. Strata wy
nosl przeszfo 10 tysiecy dola'
row, z ktorej to sunny pokrY-
je asekurecya tynko 4 tyslace
doIarow. = Ogien powstai W
nlewiadomy spos5b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

ZIELONY plsmak cd
PrzWacael Brudu wv Pittsbur-
guy, chcac obryzgat
Wlarusa, tax strasznie lobru'
dill przy tenn wydawce tego
pismidIa j. Rosinskiego dra-
ba alleghahskiego Antonlego
FIorka, ze ci cafy ruskl rok
beda muslell sre lizaG, MIN
sic oczyszcza. = Ireczny to
pla)strarz- HE me- co mo-
vic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
Podr6zujacym a.
gentem ,Wiarusa''
jest nauczyciel p.
Wawrzyniec Radon
ski.
Zapisujacy sobie
Nv iarusaI' powinni
naprz0d zap1aciG a.
bonament, inaczej
gazeta i'm ME bedzie
pose1ana.

Odebralismy VIA
domoSc u New Yor-
ku, re y ,Kalendarz
Maryanski" ma rok
przysz}y 1892
wkr6tce bedzie nam
wys}any. kto vice
W ostatnim czasie "a
pfaci4 "a ,,Wiarusa"
a jeszcze ME dostal
prezentu, niechaj be-
die cierpliWym, a
niezadlugo ten nowy
Kalendarz re Slicz-
nemi obrazkami W
tekscie i do4aczonym
osobno duzym obra-
zem kolorowym cd
mas OdbierZe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

Kazdemu, kto nam
zap4aci 2 dolary "a
Nv Wiarusa'' poslemy
Kalendarz Maryaiski
ma rOk 1892 W pre-
Zencie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
W CLEVELAND, O..

W CLEVELAND, O., "a
kfada)a "a staramem Cen
Cora jeszcze ledno pismo poll
skie. Byi on tam W tych
dnlach palnaf mawke polity-
czna, zachwala)ac partya repu.
blikahska.
z POWODU ae Wiarus;
broni ksleay polskich " Texas
przeciw napadom rozmaltych,
opryszk6w, ME podoba on sic.
W. tukaszewlczowiz z Bremond
do tego stopnia, ze al W
buffalosklm Echu rezonuje, il
"a niego ME zaplacl. CA wi
MEN nam SIS. COY. - Wcale
sic o to ME gniewamy ma ia
klego wlsielaka ]ak Lukasze.
wicz, ale ubo]ewamy mad wy
dawca gazety, kt6rej nledo-
warzony redaktor wys,awil TAX
brzvdkle swladectwo niedoie-
stwa zazdrosci = Wydru.-
kowanie h>tn 2 nowina, ze
iak's drab 'exA>ki lie piaci
~ gazety, toe to Ieszcze CO.'S
madrzelszego. Jak drukowanie-
hs'ow l3Ietnich iobuzow przez
Zgode.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

" KOLONII po.skiej P 0 :
z an W Wlsconsin,e, zafo-
zone) przez p. Slupeckiego z
Milwaukee. odbedzie sic W dnlu
81 wrzesma poswlecenle kos
clota polskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

WOJCIECH KOPCZYN-
SKI z Camden, N. j.. poszu-
kuje swolch 3 synow - Fe.
liksa, Jana | Andrzeja Kop.
czyisklch, JUL przeszIo 2 lata
bedacych W Ameryce. Daw-
niel utrzymywall sic okofo
Pittsburgh. Jezellby ktcrY z
rodak6w O nlch wledzlaf, ME
chai da wiadomoSc pod adre.
sem: Jozef Wo]tkowlak, kaig'
hens ave. LAT. Camden, N,
j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

W BALTIMORE, M. D.,
utrzymuie p Kazlmierz Karol
I41sleckl, 706 S. Broadway ul.,
agencye spreda4v kart okre-
towych ora: agenture zabez-
pleczenia Cd ognia. Poleca
takze swoj hotel j restaura-
cya polska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

Ma Gazette z Nanticohe wal'
sic Jedna bieda po drugiel
Naiprzod ks. Burba wytoczyi
]ei process "a obelgq, a potem
ks. Gramlewicz zakazal ia
z ambony.
DETROICKA Pra,vda 2ali
sic, 2e ks'eza Gutowski i
Bye wsi<i Detrclt potepill ia
z ambony.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-05
The Universalist church Dedication.

The services rededicating the Universal
list church since the extensive improve
ments recently made upon it. took place on
Tuesday evening and Wednesday of the
present week. On Tuesday evening a good
audience was present to hear the sermon
by Rev. Ira A. Priest of Adams, Mass.
whose theme was "The church of to-mor-
row, what shall it do and say?'' Mr. Priest
recognized the changed conditions under
which the church exists today, and the
new work which it has TO do in the changes
which time steadily works upon mankind.
The function of the church today, he said,
is to carry the gospel into the by-ways.
even to the lowest and most degraded of
mankind, to uplift and place him in the
way OF life by and through the inspiration
of the Christ life.
On Wednesday morning services began
at 1913, Rev. \. b. Church of North
Adams, Mass, preaching from Cor. XII. 27.
The sermon was upon the Lords supper,
and was fitting prelude TO that sacred
observance At 1:45 T.. NJ, and after in
troductOry exercises, consisting of organ
voluntary, anthem by the choir, invocation
and Scripture reading, Mr.. Edward Titus,
chairman of the building committee, made
detailed statement, showing the progress
OF the work of repairing the church. On
June II, 1890, the first meeting was called,
which was adjourned until July II, at
which time a committee was appointed,
who reported on July 20 that $1,000 would
be needed to complete contemplated re-
pairs. Work began August 20, and on
January Is service was resumed in the
church. The entire expense had been
S227O, and Sl675 had been raised by con-
tribution. Adding to this deficiency the
amount of ACQUIRED interest, the debt was
about S6l5. Rev. ID. l.. Fisher of Hins-
dale, n. H., appealed 10 the audience TO
raise this amount before defeating the
church. As a result over one-half of the
debt was pledged, and the balance will un-
doubtedly be speedily provided for by mem
beers of the society and friends elsewhere
The audience then arose and Rev. Mr.
Pierce pronounced the dedicatory service,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-05

Mrs Amanda Harrington of Brattleboro
is visiting her brother, l.. T. Landman.
On Monday morning Der; Fuller drove
to the cheese factory with his milk. and
while one can was being emptied the other
tipped and struck the wheel. frightening
the horse. which turned so quickly as to
completely capsize the wagon, throwing
young Fuller. who was standing in the wag-
on. upon his back. The horse ran about
mile toward home in this condition. when
he was stopped by f. w. Melendy. No Sc
rious damage was done, but il was mar
row escape for the young man.
Orren Stowell, who has been at work for
some time for Durham Brothers in Brat
tleboro, was at home the first OF the week
on business, which is mentioned in its prop
er place.
On Sunday afternoon two roughs, the
worse for stimulants, abused a horse they
were driving, to the extent that the animal
ran away with them. breaking the wagon
and their bottles, which by the odor showed
the cause of their disgraceful behavior.
Mrs O. p. Fuller and her mother, Mrs
HILL who is visiting her, attended the Bap-
fist state convention at Burlington this
week
ne county convention Will ne ntlu al
the Baptist church in this place. June L.,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fletcher returned to
their home in Athol, Mass, Tuesday, after
brief visit in town.
Mrs. Fred Rand and her little son of
SaXtons River, are visiting Mrs. Rand ;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Goddard
Fred Babbitt has moved into the house
| just vacated by Mr. Domphear's family.
/ Mrs. William Thompson had another Sc
( we're attack of her malady Sunday night.
/ DR.. Millington was called at once, and sue
ceeded after a time in giving relief.
j. NJ. Rogers and wife of Hebron, y. Y,
arrived Monday at \. Z. Cudworth's for a
brief visit.
Carl Farwell has been visiting in Nan
chester for a few days.
Frank Day and wife of Brattleboro spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Day :
parents, Mr.. and Mrs William Belden
The ladies of the Methodist church and
society will hold a strawberry festival June
10 at the town hall.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-05
VERNON

Last Sunday memorial exercises were
held at the church in honor to the memory
of those never to be forgotten sacrifices
of the soldiers of the late war. Flowers in
profusiOn beautifully decorated the plat
form and pulpit which was draped with
our country's flag The sermon by the
Rev. Mr., Sprague was one which no one
could hear without being inspired with a
deeper love to God, our country and our
home. After the exercises at the church
the veterans present, eight in number,
were provided with flowers and repaired to
the several cemeteries and decorated the
graves of their dead comrades The thanks
of the veterans and all who feel an interest
in Memorial day exercises, are due and are
cheerfully given to the ladies who furnished
the flowers and who alone arranged for the
exercises.
Albyn Stebbins and lady, Chas. l. Davis
and Eli Brooks of Fitchburg, were in town
on Memorial day.
A severe shower, accompanied with high
wind, did considerable damage on Tuesday,
destroying quite a number of fruit and
shade trees.
Owen X. Washburn, who is attending a
theological institute at Meadville, Pa, is
expected home soon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-05
SAXTONs RIVER.
Academy N otes

Rev. Mr.. Seymour. one of the old board
of teachers, preached at the Congregational
church on Sunday, and was present AT sun
day school on 1.-THE hill. He also spoke
to the students in the chapel Tuesday
morning.
The battalion marched down to the Gem
etery Saturday morning and took part in
the short exercises.
Current topics are to be discontinued for
the rest of the term.
The ball nine left on Monday for three
days trip through the state. Ii is under
stood that games are to be played with
Norwich university. Goddard seminary and
the Methodist seminary at Montpelier.
\ very pleasant social was held in Fuller
hall last Saturday evening
Misses Norton, Kingsley, Hogs Parks,
Brown, Curtis, Nichols and Essex attended
the musical festival recently held at Rutland.
Major Towards services have been Sc
cured for another year
The Kappa Pi is to give an entertainment
on Saturday evening, June Is.
The seniors are now enjoying 'privi-
leges'
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IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
ATHENS.

Walter Merrill of Boston. Mass, is spend
ING his vacation in town with his aunt, Mrs.
d. O. Durham.
Silas ID. Powers of Pensacola, Fla, ar
rived in town June 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter
of Fletcher are visiting at Mr.. Smith
fathers.
George II. DePutron ami wife of Buffalo,
n. Y. are i'm town for a few weeks. Mr..
DePutron is connected with the Pierce
Steam Heating company of that city.
Amos r. Ball. who is over 81 years Of
age. started for his cows last Saturday
night. but not finding them readily he went
into an adjoining pasture, which is tmckly
covered with a young growth of timber
Darkness soon came on and he became be
wilderel and lost his way. Not returning
as was expected. his daughter who lives
with him. was alarmed and notified the
neirhbors. Soon there were ten men look
ing for him. Other help was summoned so
that 30 men with lanterns We're on the hills,
formed into regular lines. making thor
uugh search. At , O clock in the morning
the parties came in but had not found any
trace of the missing man. Messengers
were sent out for more men and at daylight
Sunday morning nearly every man in town
was aroused and joined in the search.
About 4:30 o'clock Mr.. Ball was found by
one of the searching parties and was max
ing his way home. When it became light
he easily found his way. He had travelled
all night and was considerably bruised
about the face and hands from the many
falls he had received in the darkness, but
considering his advanced age he endured
the exposure and dangers of the night
much better than any one could have eX
pected.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-05
GRAFTON.

In these days of trout fishing it is desir-
able to know of the most approved way of
catching the fish. Mr.. Jno. Dwinelle. after
an experience of over so years, has decided
the question in taking a trout nine inches
in length, without hook or bait, in a pail of
water from a brook near his house
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman and Miss ellis
from Nyack. n. Y, are stopping for a short
time at the hotel. Mrs, Chapman will be
remembered as Miss Annie Cook. who with
her mother, sister and brother, spent several
weeks here years ago.
1t is pleasant for the friends of Mr.. Ward
that his vacation is heightened and he re-
mains at present in Grafton with his little
boy.
Mr.. Samuel Wright, whose farm products
are always the best, has an egg, laid by one
of his Plymouth Rock hens. measuring -
by IA inches, and weighing - ounces.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-05
PUTNEY.
Memorial Day Observed.

Memorial day was appropriately OBJ
served at this place In the forenoon the
Col, W. II. Greenwood post and Putney
brass band visited the cemetery at Dunn
merston and decorated the graves of sol
diers buried there. In the afternoon Me
mortal services We're held in the town hall
at Putney village, when a large audience
was assembled. The program included
music by the band and singing by a select
choir; prayer by Comrade Buxton of West
minister West, chaplain of the post; a fine
recitation by Mrs, Walter Walker of Dunn
merstOn, followed by an excellent address
from Hon. /. NJ. Read of Bellows Falls,
given in his eloquent style. 1t was large
ly historic. 1t should be mentioned that
the front of the stage was decorated with a
profusion of flowers, and flags and bunting
were festooned around the platform. AT
ter the address the Grand Army, Woman's
Relief corps and school children were
formed in line, Capt. VIM. Robertson act
ing as marshal, and marched to the two
cemeteries of the village. A unique feat
ure was carriage entirely draped in bunt-