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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27

Sk}ad ten juz po raz trzeci
nawiedziony zosta} pozarem.
Pierwszy pozar nawiedzi1 60
pred dwoma laty, drugi 80
sierpnia roku zesz}ego, a trzeci
wczoraj.
Dolne diva pietra MAKO tyl-
ko zosta}y uszkodzone.
DIS po p61nocy wybueh}
tam powt6rnle pozar, tym ra-
ZEN ma pierwszem pietrze, ale
60 szybko ugaszono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
IeIegramy IagraHiclne
CeSarZ Wilhelm u
BiSnlarCka.
Daisy ciag bismarkowskich
OTacyl.

FR1EDR1CHsRUHE, 26go mar.
ca. Cesarz Wilhelm z}ozy4
dis uroczysta Wizyte staremu
Bismarckowi, azeby mu tylko
os}odzic b6l i goryc1 policzka,
otrzymanego W sobote z rak
przedstawicieli ludu niemie.
ckiego.
Wizyta byla obliczona ma
wywo}anie glo5nego efektu,
urzadzona teatralnie, krzyczs-
co.
Cessrz wyjechal Z Berlina o
godzinie s m. 90 W towarzy'
stwie mlodziutbiego nastepcy
tronu ksiecia Fryderyka Viii,
helma, ministra wojny gen.
Bronsarta Won Schellendorfa i
swity. Wilhelm mial ma sobie
mundur gwardyi dwOrskiej.
w Aumuehle cesarz / swita
opuscili pociag koleiowy / u
dali sic konno do miejscoWo'
Sci, gdzie oczekiwaly ich woj-
ska, przeznaczone do asysty
przy wizycie u Bismarcka.
Ma czele maiej armii, zlozo
nej z kirasyer6w Haebsrstad'
ia, kt6rych Bismarck jest ho-
norowym pulkOwnikiem, z od-
dzialu 76go pu}ku piechoty,
ze szwadrOnu huzar6w / bate
ryi artyleryjskiego pu}ku hol-
szty6skiego, przy dzwieku mu.
zyk wojskowych, cesarz przy-
by4 wkr6tce ma otwarty plac
W poblizu parku Bismarcka.
Tymczasem nastepca tronu
hrabia Waldersee udali sic
naprz6d koleja wprost do Erie
drichsruhe, azeby zawiadomic
Bismarcka.
Ten przyby} ma miejsce W
powozie, ubrany W mundur
kirasyer6w Haeberstadta.
Cesarz zblizy} sic do niego
konno i pierwszy powital.
Przedstawl mu swite naste-
pee tronu, kt6ry wsiad} naste-
pnle do powozu b. kanclerza.
Potem pow6z W asyscie &C.
SARA i swity przeiezdzal
wzd1uz linii zolnierzy, kt6rzy
prezentowali bro6.
Pow6z wreszcie zostal oto-
czony przeS wojsko, a cesarz
wypowiedziawszy move, pei
ma komplement6w dla Bis.
marcka, ofarowal mu W imie-
niu armii sable honorows.
Naturalnie Bismarck odpowia.
da} - i take ME szczedzi}
samemu sobie pochwal.
Zakofczy}o sig to glosnemi
,,Hoch" i ,,Hura!!" ma Geese
Bismarcka ces. Wilhelma.
Fo sko1czonej uroczystosci
- podczas kt6rej mzyl drobny
deszcz - cesarz i sWita udali
sic do pa3acu, gdzie byfa prze-
ksska i zn6w wypowiadano
mowy.
Nastepca tronu W imieniu
cesarzowej ofaroWal Bismar'
ckowi piekny bukiet r6a i list z
pozdrowieniami.
Cesarz Wilhelm uadal leka.
rzoWi Bismarcka drowi SchWe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27

Zjednoczonych. Nastepcs jego
bedzie Sen. Dupuy de LONE,
kt6ry byl przedstawicielem
Hiszpanii ma wystawie W Chi.
cago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27

panuje straszna nedza; ludzie
umieraja g}odu.
- M}ody car i caryca Ro.
syi, wybieraja sic z wiosna, po
upiywie 6 miesiecznej za1oby,
W d1uasza podr6z po dworach
Europy. Odwiedzs Berlin,
Wiede1, Paryz i LondYn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
qeIegrally KrajoWa
POsef hawajski Odjeadza.

NeS' - VIVA
wyjezdza do Honolulu. Opu.
szcza stolice we czwartek lub
W piatek i W San Francisco
ma wsiasc ma okret Arrowa d.
4 kwietnia. w sprawie da.
wnych pog}osek, ze Gresham
zaz4da} jego odwofania, Thur,
ston zauwazy1: nAnl od rz4du
mojego, ami cd p. GreShama
ME otrzyma}em uwiadomienia,
jakoby ayczono sobie mego
odwo1ania, a do dnia dzisiej.
szego stosunki mole z depar-
tamentem pa1stwa W niczem
sic uie zmieni1y. Czy zsdano
M 90 odwo4aula, ME wiem. W
Westinghouse jelnakowoz ME
zosta1oym. Me ma tu mic wa
2nego,coby mle wstrzymyWa1o,
Il W mojej ojczydoie jestem
potrzebny. Ola tego wye
zdzam do Honolulu / 4 kwie.
tuia wsiade ua okr4U." D." w pi-
smre DO drpartamentu pa6stwa,
Thurston, uwladamiajac o swo
lm wyjezdale, douosl zara1em,
ze zastepowac 60 tn we wszy-
stklem bedzit sekretarz posel.
stwa, Frank Hastings.
Wieiki pVzar.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, 26 marca.
Dzlslaj wieczorem wybuch1
pozar, kt6ry jeszcze ME zosta}
ugaszony, kledy ia depesza
odchodzi. Wybuchl W wielkim
kwartale dom6w, nalezacych
do Plankintona przy Grand
ave. i tax szybko sic rozszerza,
re ma razie straz ogniowa rady
sobie daG ME moze. Bez wa
tpienia jest to najwie kszy po'
zar, jakl kiedykolwiek mia
stona wiedzii i zrzadzil juz
dotychczas szkode ma million
dolar6w. Pozar przeszed4 ma
biblioteke miejska, ma gmach
nalezacy do Y. M. G. A., mai
piekniejszy ma zachodzie, i po'
ch}ons} tie wspania}e budynki.
Najwieksze szkody poniosly
frmy: Laudauer & Go. S4OO,
900; Tanner & Co., 100000;
Barling, Wambild & Go. i
Roebel & Reinhart.
OIbrzymie OszustWO.
BUTTE, Mont, 25 marca.
W tuteiszym sadzie zwiazko-
wynn toczy sic teraz proces
przeciw H. L. Hauptowi, pre-.
zydentowi kompanii Montana
Mining, Loan g. Investment
Go. Jak sic okazuje z zezna1
swiadk6w, oszustwa tego Hau'
pta by}y nies}ychanie zuchwa-
1e i wielkie.
Kompania zalozona zostala
W roku 1892, utrzymujsc, IL
posiada kapital Wp}acony W
sumie u milion6w dolar6w.
Akcye mia}y wartosc po $40:
Haupt wcisgns} do kompanii
gubernatora teraznlejszego
Johna E. Richards, by}ego
powiatowego skarbnika N. p.
Xesslera i wielu innych mai
wp}ywowszych przemyslow'
cow, wlascicieli kopal1, i t. p.
Potem postaral sic Haupt o
sprzedanie kompanii kilkuna-
stu zupelnie bezwartoSciowych
tytu16w wlasnosci r6znych ko
pain, rozeslano ua wszystkle
strony cyrkularze, W kt6rych
stawiono tie kopalnie jako ME-
s}ychanie wydatne rozprze'
dawano akcye ma wyp}aty mie.
sieczne po $1.Oo. - Go mie'
sisc wystawiano 100000 GER.
tyfkat6w, a kupujacy je mia}
prawo do pozyczki ME wyzszej
niz 1000. Okaza1o sig, ze ca.
}e przedsiebiorstwo prowadzil
Haupt i wszystkie zyski scis,
gal do wlasnej kieszeni. Gala
W}asnosc kompanii ME jest
L s.,oS p;H GO 000 =
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Louis, San Francisco i innych
miastach.
Nieszczescie W kOpalni.
HAzLEToN, Pa, 26 marca.
Dwaj g6rnicy, Daniel Jenkins
i Jan Howak, zostali dzisiaj O
godz. 2 W kopalni Treskow
zasypani wskutek usuniecia
sic ziemi. Jenkinsa wydobyto
dis wIeczorem o godz. 6 i byl
on tax pot}uczony, re zapewne
wskutek tego umrze.. Howaka
jeszcze ME wydobyto i kto vie,
czy mona bedzie dostac sic do
niego PREDICT, niz iutro rano.
I'd czasu do czasu jednak daje
sic s}yszec jego wOfanie o po.
moe mn6stNo ludzi pilnie
pracuje, azeby do niego sig do.
STAG.
Rabusie.
BRIDGEToN, N. j., 26 marca.
Dwaj zamaskowani rabusie u
bieg1ej nocy dostali sic do mie.
szkania panien EIzbiety MAR.
ty Brown W Hopewell i zaza.
dali cd Mich pieniedzy. Kiedy
panic te powiedzia}y, re picnic.
dzy ME maja, jeden rabusi6w
kolba rewolweru uderzy1 W
glove panne Elzbiete Brown,
a gdy ia upad}a, grozi} rewol'
werem jej siostrze. Towarzysz
jego przeszuka} wszystkie
sprzety W mieszkaniu: ME INA
lazf jednakae pieniedzy. Ode
brano pannom tylko ich sa.
kiewki, W kt6rych by}o razem
5 dolar6w, a rabusie odchodzac,
zagrozili, re jesli obrabowane
zrobia W nocy ha}as, oni obaj
powr6ca i obiedwie zamorduja.
Parma Elzbieta Brown tax ME.
bezpieczna ma rane, Re zapew-
ne umrZe.
ROzb6j banku.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, 26 marca.
Dzis W nocy rabusie dynami.
tenn rozbili sklepienie bezpie.
cze6stwa W banku W Mount
Morris. W sklepieniu tenn W
kasie zelaznej znajdowa}o sic
$4,000 got6wki, ale rabusie
zdolali porwac tylko kilkaset
dolar6w. Uciekli ma wozie
skradzionym aptekarzowi A.
w. Draytonowi. W6z p6zniej
znaleaiono, ale dalszego sladu
rabusi6w ME odkryto.
Dawni rObotnicy Pullmana.
HIAwATHA, Kan, 26 mar
ca. Trzydziestu dwom by}ym
robotnikom Pullmana, kt6rzy
W jesieni roku zesz}ego tu
przybyli, uda}o sic zebrac lyle
kapitalu, by tu otworzyc ia.
bryks. Zakupiono W tym celu
diva akry gruntu budynek i
jest nadzieja, re "a tydzieh juz
rozpoczna sic robOty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27

Poszukuje sic spadkObiercy.
Pewna rodzina W New Or.
leans poszukuje spadkobiercy,
kt6ry = odziedziczyc ma $780,
900.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
GtoSujcie "a
DenOkratani.
Nasi kandydaci.

Nasi kandydaci.
Ma urzedy miejskie.
Ma burmistrzs. %. Frank, Wenter.
Ma skarbnika miejskiego. John S.
Cooke.
Ma klerka miejskiego. o....... Will
liam Maugler.
Ma adwokata miejskiego. George
A. Tru3e.
Ma aIdermana 16rj wardy.
Stan;staw H. kunz.
Ma aldermana Iii wardy
S. NJ. GosSellu.
Ma aldermana 6ej wardy
Henry Stucta'r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27

posiadal Haupt W Londynie,
New Yorku, Chicago, St.
Louis, San Francisco innych
miastach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
Przybycle parowc6w.

HAVRE: La Normandie Antw.
LIVERPOOL: Kansas Bost, Numidisn
Potland.
NEW YORK: Tauric LiYerp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27

Pieniadze do wypozyczenis. Duze sunny. Nizki
procent Pozyczamy pieniadze ma budowe. Posia
dfosci tylko W Chicago. Spfacamy pozyczh Cd To.
wsrzystw. Duts ossczednosc Hipoteh lmortga-
ges) na sprzedaz. Zgfosic sic osobiscte albo lsto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27

Pozyczsmy pieniadze ns grunta Ipo s pro
cent. Pozyczamy takke pieni4dze ma budowe DO.
NOW. Opfaci VAN sic zgfosic do mas, MIN POI.
dziecie gdzieindziei.
snydscker 8 Co., Bankierzy
153 Washington ct.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-28
GROTON.

Phoebe (WhitehilD Taisev, wife OF
George w. Taisey, died last week Sunday,
aged forty years. She was kind and
obliging neighbor and very devoted to
her family. She leaves three sons to
mourn her loss. Funeral services were
held at her late home on Tuesday, Rev.
Thomas Teller officiating.
There will be no Sunday services at the
Baptist church next Sunday, as their
pastor, Rev. Teller, is away on vaca-
ton. The social meetings will continue
as usual.
\ young daughter of Fred Parker is
very sick.
A. w. Coffrin's new house has nearly
reached completion. B. F. Clark and
James Smith each have the frames Of
their houses up and covered.
Augusta and Kate Teller are at home
on vacation.
Children's day was observed at the NJ.
f. church in Westville last Sunday with
appropriate exercises.
Harry Kicker is at home spending his
vacation.
Iohn Buchanan died at the residence of
his daughter at Wells River on Thursday
June 20, aged SO years. He was tor
many years a resident OF this town and
was very prominent in business affairs.
Funeral services were held at the NJ f.
church on Sunday. They were largely at
tended by old and sorrowful friends,
Rev. T. Teller officiating.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-28
WEST CONCORD.

The flag raising at the school house
last Saturday afternoon was well at
tended. The flag was presented to the
school by F. A. Brewer in behalf of the
local council of the A. p. A., and was
accepted in few well chosen words by
O. b, Cutting for the board of school
directors. An address was given by ],
H. Walbridge of st. .ohnsbury and re-
marks by Rev. J. E. Knapp. Aquartette
furnished music TOR the occasion. which,
with the exercises given by the school
children, made very interesting pro-
gramme that was we'll enjoyed by all
present.
Rev. E. w. Pierce preached at the Cas-
kill school house in Waterford last Sun
day afternoon.
Rev. &. H, Tucker of Lunenburg
preached an excellent sermon in the M.
E. church last Sunday morning.
A grand celebration will be held here
July 4th. There will be a grand parade
of horribles at 10 a. M. after which there
will be ball game between the West
Concords and a strong picked nine Of
local players, captained by John Edney.
An address will be given at 2 p. m. by
Rev. Thomas lyric Of St. Johnsbury.
Several sports and races will fill in the
time between the address and evening,
when a grand display OF fire works will
be given. The committee in charge have
been working hard and doing everything
in their power to have good time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-28
LYNDONVILLE.

w. n. Webb opened his new hotel last
Monday, and is now ready for guests.
Royal NJ. Howe is expected home this
week from Boston, where he has been
attending the Boston Conservatory, from
which he graduates this week.
Miss Mary E. Emerson is employed as
a typesetter in the Journal Office.
Mrs. E. c. Frost has gone to Lunen-
burg for a two weeks visit among rela
tiveS.
A. B. Darling OF New York was in town
over Sunday.
Mrs. A, l.. Finney went to Boston
Monday to attend the biennial session of
the Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF Good
Templars.
Miss Maud d. Badger gave a very pleas
ant lawn partyto about 35 OF her Young
friends last week Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank Eaton is in Massawppi,
called there by the dangerous illness of
her mother.
One of the closest contests of the season
was played on the grounds back OF the
car house Monday between the Lyndon
vile and Danville clubs. The game was
very quiet one, with the exception OF
the blowing of horns by the small boys,
but the best of feeling was kept up by the
players on both sides throughout the
game. French and Moore of St. Johns
bury were the battery for Lyndonvile,
while the battery for the Vermont Meth
odist Seminary at Montpelier did some
ureo T. work for the visitors ( he work of
both batteries being the features of the
game. No scores were made until the
fifth inning, when the Danvlles got one
following with two more in the sixth
Both teams were shut out during the
rest of the game. The teams are very
evenly matched, and it is hoped that they
may meet again on the same grounds
this summer
Miss Annie Fowleris taking a vacation
from her duties in E. c. Frost's store, and
will spend two weeks at Lake Morev.
Rev. and Mrs. Donaldson of Albany
spent a short time among friends in the
place last week.
Quite company from this place spent
Sunday at Lake Morey.
los. Billedeau, who has been attending
school at Sherbrooke, has returned home,
having completed his course there.
The races at st. Johnsbury last week
Thursday drew quite number from this
place.
J. L. Rogan and Miss Mantle M. Evans
were married at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J, D. Webster Tuesday evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-28
PASSEMPSIC.

John Ray has harvested the hay upon
his land this year without drop of rain
falling upon it. This is noteworthy for
the reason that for many years the cut
ting of this piece Of grass has been at
tended by heavy rains.
John Woodruff has advertised his farm
for sale. 1t is desirable place and will
doubtless find ready purchaser,
The dedication exercises, which are
elsewhere given, passed off very success
fully, and every one seemed pleased both
with the exercises and the new house.
John Alger, son OF our former pastor,
Rev, n. W. Alger, presented the church
with very nice Bible for which vote
of thanks has been extended.
Fred Hall has gone to work for the
Boston & Maine railroad company as
brakeman upon the mail train.
Carl Woods has gone to Sunset Hill
House, White Mountains, to work
through the summer.
The two village schools unite in flag
raising and other exercises in the school
house yard Friday afternoon. Letevery
OllS luIu Out W sec Tue rag vi our Nd
ton unfurled to the breeze"
John Doloff was quite seriously hurt
Sunday He had brought his daughter
to church and had then gone up to A. g.
Barker's. He stayed short time at Mr..
Barker's then started for home, and as
he made the turn by G. G. Winslow's he
beut forward to push blanket beneath
the seat and in doing so lost his balance
and fell from the carriage, striking upon
his shoulder with such force as to dis
locate and otherwise injure 1t. He sue
ceeded in reaching home alone. The doc
tor was summoned and he is now doing
well.
A syndicate has purchased the old
church building for creamery and in
tend to begin work upon it soon ifevery-
thing works right.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. D. Skinner, Mrs. J. D.
Gould and Mrs. A. P. Hawley are in at
tendance upon the Danville Baptist Asso-
citation held at Jay.
Mary Labay lost pocket book con-
tanning some thirty dollars in money
last Friday morning between st. Johns
bury and Passumpsic, upon the mail
train. At last accounts she had not got
trace Of it,.
Wheaton Livingston is having shed
built, and intends to move his barn from
its present position around upon the
north side of his shed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-28
NORTH DANNIIIE

Mr.. B. F. Rollins has put in an Empire
Cream Separator, which he believes to
be superior to other kinds.
Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Drown from
Burke are visiting at Eugene Paquin's.
Mrs. II, W. Varnum and son, Guy,
from Cambridge are visiting friends and
relatives in this place.
Guy and Laura Roberts, who have
been attending the Union school at St.
Johnsbury, are at home.
Eustis Batchcder is home from st.
Johnsbury, where he has been working
for {. F. Gibbs, florist.
H. A. Kelsey and Clement are moving
and repairing their barn.
Susie Wells is at home, having received
her diploma from st. Johnsbury Acad-
envy last week.
Sally Randall had the misfortune
to fall and hurt her quite badly one day
recently.
Mrs. George Clifford visited friends in
New Hampshire short time since.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-28

Mr.. Rogan is employed as a telegraph
operator at the station, and is very popu-
lar with all his acquaintance, while Miss
Evans has been teacher in the primary
department ofthe Lyndon Central schools
for several years. and is among our very
best young ladies. They are to occupy
tenement in the Thompson house on Park
street.
The ladies of the Universalst society
were delightfully."- entertained at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Howe Thursday
afternoon and evening.
Rev. S. H. Alling OF st. Johnsburv con-
Quoted Episcopal services at the Meth
odst church last Sunday afternoon, and
it is expected that services will be held
regularly there every Sunday hereafter.
John c. Folsom and Miss Elsie Laid,
both of this place, were married at the
home of the bride in the north part ofthe
town last Saturday evening.
D. NJ. Silsby has recently purchased a
Shetland pony, with a phaeton and rus
set harness, as gilt to his son Louis.
A. V. Doud is at home rom Ann Arbor,
Mich, where he has been attending the
medical college. Hecompletes his course
there next year.
The schools in town closed last week
for the summer vacation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-28
DANYILLE.

Mrs. Emily Trussel has returned from
Northheld, MINI.
John Nutting and family of Mortified,
Mimi, are visiting relatives in town.
Kent Knowlton has severed his con-
necton with the Cosmopolitan Magazine
and is at home for the summer.
Mrs. Abial Fisher and her daughter
Letta Fisher, of Washington are at S. D.
Morse's for the summer.
The will be Congregational social at
the Grand Army Hall, Friday afternoon
and evening, June IS.
Aaron Wesson fractured bone in his
hand while playing game OF ball with
the Victors at ST. Johnsbury last Friday.
Miss Edith Rabbit is teaching at
Pumpkin Hill on account of the illness
OF Miss Partridge who has been teaching
there.
Frank Heath has bought Walter
Browns farm on the Walden road, pay
ing 1915 for it.
The Junior ball nine will play the Vic
tor juniors OF st. Johnsbury at 1,3O p.
m, Saturday of this week.
The Clippers went to Lyndonvile
Monday Saturday being rainy and
extingushed the Lyndonville nine in a
game OF ball. When at Danvile few
weeks ago, the Lyndonville's had a
great deal to say about poor ball
grounds, partial umpire, etc, but Mon
days game on their own ground showed
concusively which side played winning
ball. Tor the Lyndonvile's never got a
score and only one man reached third
base, while the Clippers captured three
scores. The Clippers play at Cabot
against the Marsh6eld's, July 4, for
purse of $25.
School in district No. 81 closed Friday,
June %, and the following scholars had
no absent marks; Blanche Harrison,
Grace Hoyt, Sadie Page, Mertie Page,
Martha Tice, Goldie Williams, Ethel
Williams, Ernest Frizzell, Willie Frizzell,
Ernest Harrison, Maurice Hoyt, Willie
Hodgdon, Charlie Page, Fred Whitehill,
Willie Hoyt, George Wilson, Bonnie and
and Era Tilton were absent only one-halt
day.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold
social at G. A. h. hall Friday afternoon
and evening OF this week to which all
are cordially invited.
Mrs. H. M. Fisher and Miss Ella Fish
err of Penacook, N. H., who have been
visiting at Winfield Fishers, have re-
turned to Penacook and Mrs Ketchum
has gone with them.
Mrs. D. B. Dye of East Hardwick has
been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Henry Cook of Montpelier isstop'
ping at the Elm house.
Miss Lizzie Hoyt and Miss Sadie Cam
Gron of st. Johnsbury are visiting at Mr.
John Sias'.
There will be a special meeting of Da-
mond Chapter, O. E, S., this week Satur-
Gay evening. There will be work
and the members are requested to be
present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-28
Death Of Miss LOra +. Guild.

Death of Miss LOra II. Guild.
Miss Lora Z. Guild who Tor four years
has been a teacher OF botany and zoology
in the Springfield, Mass, High School,
died Sunday morning i'll Boston. Miss
Guild had lol long time suffered from
an internal tumor, which increased so
rapidly that it was thought necessary to
have it removed. She went to Boston for
this purpose last week Tuesday, and on
Thursday an operation was performed
at a private hospital in that city. She
did not rally from the effects and sank
rapidly until the end came. Miss Guild
was one OF the schools ablest teachers
She was exceedingly enthusiastic in her
work, and an intimate knowledge OF
nature gained from ardent, lifelong
study, together with an attractive, cor
dial personality, served to make her
always successful with her classes and
beloved by her pupils. In teaching bot
any and zoology she relied more upon
nature than textbooks. Thiss the most
successful method OF teaching science, and
Miss Guild coupled with it many methods
of her own which inspired her pupils to
give their best work.
Miss Guild was prepared for college at
Arms academy in Shelburne Falls and
after completing the course there,
entered Smith college, from which she
was graduated in the classical course in
the class of 'SS.
Although OF quiet and administrative
nature she was a favorite among her
college classmates and other friends, and
there are many who will join with her
family in their sorrow and mourning.
Her funeral was held in the First
church at Springfield, Wednesday morn
ing and the body was taken to auckland.
Mass, cemetery, for burial.
She was daughter OF Rev. c. L..
Guild of Greensboro. A brother, Frank
Guild, is tutor at Chicago university,
and a sister, Mabel, is teaching near
Greensboro.