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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-18
Gin merf>pnr>t9eS SaeSabentener.

Mus &onitantinopel f@reibt man:
Ser felt einisen Sabren in ben @ubez
ftanb perieBte 8ataiQonstommanbeur
Satbiin pa19a beiiBt in Der umge>
genb bon Cams tefano einen ausae>
bebnten pohloebesten Sasbpart, ben
ibm Der Sultan Dor einigen Sabren &C.
19entt bat. MQjdbrli@ tperben bonn
paf4a. Der ii9 nod INNER elmer ct
Itaunli9en Miitisteit, troB feiner 50
Sabre erfreut, mdbrenb Der Mintersz
3eit, ber eisentli&en Sasbiaion i'm
Orient, groBe Sagben a la fraaca
mad europaii&er Mrt) peranftaltet,
pp5u 5ablreide @inlabungen an bic
lepantinif*"~ Sagbfreunbe bes pa
f&us erseben, Der in bieiisen arifto>
trati19en Rreifen ais 2ebemann BE-
fannt 1T. Riirali4 nun crying fi4
Der Pai4a gegen 6 llbr Morgens in
8egleitung 3tpeier 9erren in feinem
eSSaqbpart. 9l0Bli9 murben bic brei
9erren, bic obne Maffen tparen, bon
einem ipiitbenben 9trf@ anse9riffen.
sic pebrten fi@ ale Dret 10 gut Ft
fonnten, Der Cine nit feinem Spa3ier>
itode BET Mnbere nit einem abgefanez
men 8aumai It; unb es delang ibnen
au@ Mnfanss, NIT sef@idt partition
6ieben unb unter @hreien unb Sob
len ben 9iri& 3uriid3utreiben. Mls
bic 6erren bas 3bier ms Didi@t fi9
auriid5ieben faben, pernabmen lie
plDkli@ in unmtttelbarer Mdbe Elm
lautes @ei9rei BON mebreren Qirf@en;
Der Ya19a unb feline @dfte &paren i'm
8egriffe, in bas Sa9bf@loB 10 i@neq
als m0glt4 3urud3ueilen; aber ebe
bic be1tiir3ten @ffenbis fi4 flu9ten
tonnten, tpurben iie binterriids bon
3pei rafenben Sbieren tpieberum an
gefalen. Giner Der bret 9erren, bic
UNI 9tlfe I4rien, Elm @rie9e, tpurbe
bon einem Der tpiitbenb baberrennenbe1
9irf DIE 5ur @rbe setporfen unb bon
benz ralenben Sbier unter fortpdbrenz
benz @ebriiu am unterletb aufgefptekt,
10 baB bic @tngemeibe berporquollen
uno Der Mer1n}te alsbalb perf9ieb.
Ser greife Paf4a uno fem anberer
Sagofreunb muroen bon benz 3tpeiten
tpiitbenben 9irfm gu 8oben 9ef@leu=
bert; Der Pai@a brad bel biefem lie,
berfau ben ltnten Mrm, mdbrenb Der
@rie@e, am Riden perleBt, bon benz
rafenben Sbter, bas fem @enetb IN
bic @efletbung bes @eitiir3ten tief elm
gebobrt bate, cine anfebnli4e Strede
melt fortsei@leppt nurbe, 10 baB Der
1ngliidlt9e 3tpet f@mere Wunben an
ben Rnien unb @6enteln bapontrug.
Muf Sas @ei@rei Der bon ben 9bteren
4ngesrtffenen eilten enolt@ mebrere
Sa%gbndrter unb Dtener bemaffnet
berbei: Elm 9tr1@ nurbe bon benz
S%agbpdrter auf Der Stelle erf4oHen.
Der anbere erbielt ebenfal1s einen
@9uB, BET tbn berf4euhte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-18
Mt4ton6r 1tuo Souferlina.

Die 8unbesbaupt1tabt 1ut in Der
leBten Mo&e zines ibrer Originate
eingebubt; vSSoe" @iqarb, Elm mebrr
|faber Miuiondr unb @onberling i'm
mabriten Gimme bes Mortes, lit bur9
ben Sob %abberufen porben. rSSoe"
WiQarb lit in meiten &reifen babur4
betannt gepeien, baB Elm friiber ie6r
beliebtes 9otel feinen Namen trdgt
unb nebenbei ietn Gieentbum par.
@i0arb befab bic 2tebbaberei,
@runbeiaenthum 5u ertperben uno
@teuern auf baf1elbe gu be3ablen, pine
GintInfte bamit gu eraielen. Sin gro<
Der Sbeil feines @erm0gens tpar allerz
binss eintrdgli4, aber in 8e3ug .baz
rauf bate CT feline eigenen &egeln.
Die Mietbcontratte maren 10 abgez
fabt, bab bic Mtetbe am 1. ieben 800
mats Dor 10 l1br Morgens be5ablt
|merben mubte; ON lebten bes bor6erz
gebenben ober na9 10 ubr am 1. bes
Monats nabm CT ni9ts an. Neben
Der Mietbsquittung lag ieben Monat
Elm rDispoFeb=Marrant, unb INN 10
1br tAlrbe Der Gon1tabter nit lebtez
rem ausgef9tdt; ob ber Mtetber, ned
be3ablen pollte poer ni9t, ct mubte
btnaus. .
Gin etna 3meiitDdiges 9aus an BET
II. @traBe bate CT ausbef1ern laien
unb 19loB IS bann gu. 60 itanb IS
mebrere Sabre. Da famen 1890 our
|3eit Der bamaltgen Sarifbeneguna
Rentudier MbisteD=S SnterefIenten na@
Waibington, bic fir bic Dauer bes
@ongreTes Elm Bureau gu baben
tpiin1dten. Das betr. 9aus paBte IT.
men, lie tpiinidten bas untere Stodz
pert gu mietben.. Sin betannter
Mgent fam gu MtQarb, UNI BEL ibm
an3ufragen. "@ermiette Elm @todmert
ni9t, nur bas gauge 9aus; au@ nt4t
fir Elm paar Monate, ionbern nur fir
Elm Sabr; Mtetbe $1,000" lautete bic
tur3e Mnttport. 0er Mgent empfabl
1i@ unb ma9te fetnen Muftraggebern
Mtttbeilung, ba Der Preis bod gar gu
bp@ eri4ten. Na4 etnigen 9eraz
tbunger ertldrten bic Wbistepz2eute
f9lteBli9, tie mouten ben geforberten
preis be3ablen, neil bas 9aus febr
bequem gelegen lei. Ser Mgent bega6
ii@ pieber gu Willarb unb fagte, ct lei
bereit, bas 6aus gu mietben. r@inen
Monat Mtetbe i'm @oraus 3ablen>"
ent{@ieb Willarb. nSh" metnte be,
Mcent, Isle fDnnen bret Monate i'm
@oraus betommen," Isle iollen's
ni9t baben!" 14rie @t1arb niitbenb,
unb babel blieb's; bas 9aus murbe
ni9t permtetbet.
Mn Der @de ber IA. unb 6.zStrabt
befnbet fi9 elm leerer Bauplab, bon
etnem boben planten5aun umf4lohen,
pel9en @tIarb Dor bieQet9t 3tpan3tg
eSabren ernorben. aber ME berpertbet
bate. Ginmal lam Elm &aufluiti9er
gu Tim. rMie bel tpollen Sic 3ab5
len?" fraste Wtuarb. rWas benten
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-18
RlnHIi@e Mumien.

Mn bic @elebrten Der @mitbionian
Snititution in Wafbington unb anbere
Ga@mdnner trifft 5ebr bdufig bas St.
lu4en, Mumien auf ibre @9tbett gu
priifen, unb berartise llnterfu@ungen
baden gu benz Iberaf@enben &eiultaz
te sefibrt, baB fotobl 2ettern bon
Mufeen pie Yripatperi onen tinit(t<
DE Mumien als edit a~ufsebdngt unb
fir bic Gr3eusniHe setpanbter 8etriiz
ger ni@t felten bebeutenbe @ummen
be3ablt porben iinb. Sbatid4lid 1T
1osar cine tletne Mumienfabrit I'M
Weiten entbedt mprben. 60 peit BE-
tannt, baben bic Tdli@er lire &unitz
fertigteit nt@t auf bic Na@abmun9
esppttf@er Mumten ausgebebnt, ba
erfabrene Mr9dolooen einen berartiz
gen 8etrug obne @mmierigteit entbez
Gen; Der @@pinbel lit pielmebr auf
bic Fabrication bon Snoianermumien
bef@rdntt geblieben. @gpptii4e Muz
mien tperben NIT $500 be5ablt, pabz
Frenb Snbianermumien $500 Bis $500
bringen. 10 bab ber S4pinbel reht
lobnenb lit. Die 9eritellun9 BON
Mumien, tpel9e BEL elmer oberflGAltz
4en 8ei ibtisung au@ bas Muge bes
@elebrten tdu1hen lolen, 1T iibrtgens
bur9aus ni&t leiht unb obne mebr
als rubimentGre &enntniHe in Der
Mr9Gologie 1otpie @tbnologie ab1o:
Tut unmDglt9. Der Mumienfabrtz
FAINT muB bic @9Gbelformation Der
peri4iebenen Snbianeritdmme unb bic
@inmirtuns ber 3ett auf bic Rno&en
pie @epebe genau tennen; ferner muB
er bariber informttt 1etn, mas fur
@esenitdnbe bic @ptbbdute in alien
3eiten ibren Sobten NIT in bas @rab
gu seben pflesten. Die Moepten Der
&unit per1teben nun etnen Qei@nam,
ben Tie aug irgenb etnem Mrmenhauz
fe erbalten baben mDgen, bur4 per-
Ii@tebene proceNe, pie RGudern, Nabz
MAIDEN u. I. m. Elm uraltes Mus1eben
at 9eben. Muf ben tablen S4doel
tleben lie aus Suite gefertigte 9aare,
bic 10 tduf@enb berseite1t perben, bab
felbit @elebrte ii@ baben buptren laiz
lien Mus prGparirten 8aumpol=
o5tr 2einenfaiern mtr0 bic 9aut &C.
ma4t unb berielben nit elmer leimtz
gen Sub tang bas ma4sarttge Mus>
ieben e9ter Mumien geqeben.
prof. %. S Mc@ee bonn etbnologiz
f4en 8iireau unb Prof. 9bomas Wtlz
ion, Curator bes departments fir
prGbiftorif4e Mntbropologte Der
@mitbionian S%nititution, baben gu
pteberbolten Malen febr gei9idte
8etri9er ent(arbt. Sn Mtlanta, @a.,
tpar cine Riei enmumte ausgeitellt, bic
bon mebreren ,&ennern" als Elm e9teS
unb ieltenes Gremplar be3et9net unb
beren Mntauf benz Snitttut empfoblen
tpurbe. Sn @emeini@aft nit pro>
fe oren @oobe unb Qucas unterao9en
bic betben @elebrten bic .Mumien Ell
ner b0@it for9fdltt9en l1nteriu&ung
unb na@bem tie 9aut, 9aare, S@dz
bel, 3Gbne u. /. m. senau gepriift batz
ten, tamen lie gu Der leber3euguns,
baB tie es tbatid@lt@ nit elmer prabiz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-18
9ie $@nedenau@t.

Mumdlig iteist auf u~ilieren MGrtz
ten bic Na4frase na4 @4neden fur
men19li9e GbbebirfniKe, DEFENDERS in
ben Sbetlen unieres 2anoes. in oenen
piele Gbine1en, Staliener unb Gran3oz
len baufen; uno mag audi ber @9nez
dengenub ni9t pieber bieielbe @tufe
errei9en, pie 3. .. inn r9mif4en al
tertbum, 10 birfte Is immerbin ni9t
gu pertpunbern iein, >penn in naber
i3utunft eBbare S@neden in sr0Berem
MaBe fir @ertaufsamede geoiihtet
tpiirben.
Sm tleinen tommt bies obnehtn
19on ba unb bort Dor, befonbers In
G%alifornien. Die 8etreffenben aii&z
ten aber bic @4neden sr0Btentbeils
fir ben eisenen @erbrau@, tpenn lie
iiber6aupt bic @a4e ni9t Bios als
2iebbaber<@ tubium betretben. Die
1e 3i@tieuns 1T teinespe9s ettpas 10
S9mieriqes unb M%bitoBenbes, pie {t@
8iele poritel(en m0gen, tpel6e BEL Dem
Worte r@@neden" ftets nur an bic
laneen, f@leimigen, i4mubiselben Sc
l90pfe benten, benen Tie i'm @arten
unb auf feu@ten pfaben in Der &ubz
le bes Morgens begegnen m0gen unb
nt9t an bic eleganten tleinen S@al<
There, tpelde Elm 5ierli4e, ipiralformig
gemunbenes !9dus@en auf benz @uden
tragen. Die lebteren @attungen
@@neden geb0ren elmer b0beren Orb
nunq an, als bic eri teren; meni9itens
erl9eint uns bies bon unierem Sc
1i9tspuntte aus 10. lno muir INN bic
59neden nit ben tunitpollen S@alen<
aebGu1en ion es ii4 bier banbeln; (unz
ter ben 1@alenloien pirb obnehin nur
cine ein3ige gelbrotbe @attung in Der
aipili1irten Melt gelegentli9 als ST.
Mrtitel benuBt, aber nur fir GENTLE
&rante, fir tpel9e ber ausgefohte
@aft einen beilenben Mertb baben
1onD. Die &ultur bieier S@aleni&nez
den bat man4es SntereTante. unb
Diejenigen, tpelbe ii@ %iiberbaupt baz
nit abgeben, baben cine groBe 8orz
liebe bafiir.
! Obne @iiito 1T bic S@neden3u4t
freili4 aud ni@t, = penn audi tpez
niger fir ben 3ii@ter felbit, als fir
beFen Na9barn, tpenn ct tpel4e bat.
Gin folder Sal ereignete ii4 3. g.
in Oatlanb, Gal.. @or ettpa einem
Sabre fam bort Elm. Tran3ofe. pel4er
binter benz 9dus@en, bas er gentle
tbet bate, einen tleinen 9of our 8erz
fIgung bate, auf ben Gtnfaq, btefen
!6of in cine S@neden<r Tarm" gu perz
tpanbeln, I'M ieber3eit felber frif9e eBz
bare @9neden gu baben unb aud elm
@ef@dft bamit gu ma@en. Die Mnlaz
&c gebieb gut, - muir allu gut; benn
Bic 9bier@en permebrten fid 10 RAID,
baB ibnen ibr @ei@ balb gu tlein fir
tbren 2ebensunterbalt unb ibren
&omfort tpurbe. unb fie baber in be-
beutenber Mn3ahl iiber bic Gtnfrtebt>
guns tro@en, bic Blumen unb fonitiz
9en @Grten Der Na@bari@aft gang
9ebDrig perniiiteten unb jebes aarte
8latt per59langen. bas ibnen in ben
8eg fam. Ser fran30ii@e @@nez
denmann bat in3mii@en bas @ef&dft
aufgegeben; aber bic bon linn obne arz
ge Mbii@t eingefubrte "2anbplase" lit
aeblieben, bat it9 nod tpeiter perbrei<
tet anb 1@eint aner Mu5rottungsber<
fu&e gu fpotten.
Sin San Trancisco'er 3eitungs=
mann, pel@er cine bdusli4e S&nez
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-18
Dte}er Sage feterten Morqens

= U1e1tr 3a9e fe1erten W{Dr9e1s Z
ubr bic Sloenburger . @isbdren"
(9erren, bic audi i'm Winter I'M 1Grei<
en- baben) in ber 8abeanftalt btnter
benz S@lobgarten ben SO. @eburts=
tag .tbres Oberetsbdren, pel@er nod
nit iu9enbli@er Stride tdslt@ in ben
tiiblen 6lutben Der 9unte babel. Die
anpeienben ~@isbGren" begliidz
miini4ten bas @eburtstagstinb nit
bibi&en Mnipra@en, nabnien Elm 8ab
unb tbaten ii@ bann sitlt@ an benz
@eburtstagstu@en unb &afee. Der
@mbener @isbdren ;, Club fanbte aud
cine 8egludpunfhung unb itente in
Musit4t, i'm Sabre 1898 bas Set in
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-18

Der Probterbunb. = Sunse Jrau
(bte eben ihrem 9unbe BON benz eez
to4ten @fen geneben bat): rM@ @ott,
oer frtBts pteber nt4t, mas pirb ba
crit mein Mann fagen!!"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-01
Domestic.

The county recorder at Great Bend, Kan,
reports the release OF more than 100000 in
chattel and real estate mortgages since Au-
gust /, and half OF the wheat crop has not
been threshed. 1t is predicted that by the
new year the county will be In better shape
than ever before, and will look back upon
the largest acreage OF wheat in its history.
Two expeditions are now fitting out in
Seattle, Wash, for exploration IN Alaska
One will go to the Copper river and the
country tributary to it, and the other going
farther north along the coast, combining its
operations chiefly to prospecting for coal
and placers, while the Copper river expedi-
ton will search for gold and copper. They
are well provisioned for two years. Twenty
men compose the full complement OF each
expedition, and each man contributes 81, 900
to the common fund, and all will share
alike in the discoveries and profits arising
from sales OF working mines. The first ex-
petition sailed last Thursday. The other
followed on Saturday. Instead of abating,
the Alaska-Klondyke fever appears to be
gathering fresh impetus, and every new
steamer entering the trade is finding all the
business 1t can possibly do.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-01
A Fast Colt.

Several men gathered about horse
near the western market in Detroit,
says the Free Press, commenting upon
the prominences of the beasts ribs and
general lean and lankiness. The ami
NAL belonged TO farmer living near
Ypsilanti, and, it was said, never per-
mitted grass to grow under its feet on
the road. The farmer was not pleased
with the remarks and the strong infer
ences that the poor thing had never
realized the sensation of corn and oats.
"What do you call your horseT
was asked.
"Cyclone, and don't he look it?" re.
piled the man from the rural districts.
"Cyclone! What a name. He GER
tainly looks as if one had struck him."
"That's what happened to him, my
friend. 1t was just like this. You re-
member the awful breeze we had out to
Ypsilanti about three years ago?
This Teller was sucking colt at the
time, and was in the barn with two
horses. The cyclone, regular old hum
mer, came along and thrashed the barn
on its legs and dropped it nigh onto
100 yards away. After the twister had
raised all The hob, fences and sheds it
could, we went out to look things up.
The two horses were stone dead, and
the colt would you believe it, was no.
where to be found
"Next day l turned over the hen
coop, which lay in the field half mile
away. Right in that coop and lying
on the door which faced down, was
the colt. He commenced kicking when
he heard us, and we took him out in a
hurry. He wasn't scared bit, 1 tell
you, and was cool as cucumber.
The neighbors say they saw the coop
goin' through the air and the colt after
it. This little Teller caught the coop
and got inside of it to save himself
that's what he did. That's the plain
truth, and if you don't believe it ask
the colt. Good-day, strangers"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-01
Coming Legal Possibilities.

When the learned assistant corpora
ton counsel came into court yeste rday,
wearing ga gray skirt, narrow white
leather belt, black and white check
shirt waist, standing collar, and black
tie," it was at once apparent to the
chroniclers of the proceedings that the
time for a departure in the musty
methods of the law had arrived.
The law book will in time be strewn
with descriptive sentences Of this sort:
"Opinion by Juggerson, Oh. j.
(Black, silk, cut high in the neck,
trimmed with jet.)
Dissenting opinion by Pugsley, j.
(Tailor-made gown of blue cloth, full
in the skirt, pearl ornsments.)"
The journalistic account of the trial
will say: "Counsel for complainant
than arose to reply, wearing lovely
satin dress trimmed with lace, and in
the heat of forensic debate, shouts like
this may be delivered: 81 dissent,
your Honors, from the position taken
by cousel for the other side, whose hat,
l may remark in passing is not on
straight" Or, "May it please the
Court, the precedent which opposing
counsel has cited no more fits this case
than her jacket fits her back. Her de-
auctions, like her front hair are
false. "-Chicago Daily News.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-01

ested in American fashionable life. No
one knows the society of these three
centers of fashion better than Mrs. Cru
ger. From her girlhood up she has had
every opportunity to observe, and we
have had no American woman Of more
brilliant powers, not only of reading the
human heart, but OF putting her i'm
pressions in delightful fashion. A
charmingly fresh Massachusetts girl
is sacrificed in her youth to the ambi-
ton of "rich marriage" Deprived
of love, she throws herself into the
race for social leadership, and we fol-
low for twenty years, with ever.increas-
ing interest, the career OF this able and
beautiful woman as she captures out
post after outpost, failing in Boston
only to change her base of operations
to England, and then attacking the
main works of the enemy at New York,
and 80 on to Newport, and finally be-
holds the capitulation Of Boston itself.
The first chapters open in The Septem-
Der Cosmopolitan.
THE September Ladies' Home Jour-
nal, in the variety, interest and timeli-
ness of it's articles, and in the beauty of
ltS ILLUSTRATIONS, IL nOlaDle numDer OF
that magazine. A spirited article by
John F. Coyls, "When Henry Clay
Said Farewell to the Senate" describes
the most impressive and dramatic
scene ever enacted in Congress, and
another, by Clifford Howard, tells of
Destroying Million Dollars Day."
the task of the redemption division of
our Treasury. Elizabeth Bisland, in
"The Difference Between Mrs. A. and
Mrs. B." defines the exactions that
"The -Four Hundred" or the domi-
mating social circle of communities i'm
poses on an aspirant for admission to it's
ranks. The fashion articles on winter
gowns, hats, coats and jackets, by Isabel
A. Mallon, have the value of being pro.
fusely illustrated by photographs from
the latest Paris designs. There are
also poems, various short sketches, and
the departments; 80 there is nothing
lacking to make the September Journal
complete family magazine. By The
Curtis Publishing Company, Philadel-
phia; ten cents per copy; one dollar
per year.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-01
Foreign.

AT a luncheon given last Thursday at
St. Petersburg on board the French cruiser
Pothua, the Gar, in toast to the French
President, said: "Your stay among us
creates a fresh bond between two friendly
and alienated nations, which are equally re-
solved to contribute with all their power to
the maintenance OF the peace OF the world
in the spirit OF right and equity"
BARON MAcKAu, one OF the chief promo
ters OF the charity bazaar at Paris, which
was destroyed by fire on May 4th last is
sentenced to pay a fine Of 800 francs. One
OF the employees OF the ciDematograph es-
tablishment where the fire broke out, was
sentenced to one years imprisonment and
another employee was sentenced to one
months imprisonment. The trial COM
menced August 18. The Duchess DAlen-
con who persisted in the fire was sister Of
the Baroness Mackau.
THE steamer Chesng- Hy- Esteng, Captain
Scott, bound from Penang or Areca Island
in the Strait OF Malerica, off the west coast
OF the Malay Peninsula for Japan, foundered
in typhoon. OF the thirty-two members
Of the ships company, twenty-one were
drowned. Captain Scott, as the vessel
sank, committed suicide by shooting him
self with revolver. The eleven survivors
experienced the most terrible suffering
from exposure in open boats for five days
under the rays of a tropical sun and with
no water.
THE question Of the peace settlement be-
tween Greece and Turkey has now passed
out Of the hands OF the ambassadors OF the
powers and become the subject OF negotia-
tions direct between the European cabi.
nets. Germany objects to the Marquis OF
Salisbury's proposal that Greece should be
asked to state precisely what means she
possesses for paying the indemnity and in.
sists upon the signature OF the peace pre-
liminariaa as ALREADY framed Auatria mart.
ly shares Germany's views, and Italy will
adhere to Germany's policy if the powers
agree upon it, Russia and France are in
clined to support the Marquis OF Salisbury
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-01
Wells River.


Mrs. Elizabeth Stockwell is visiting Hat
tie Munsell.
r. Deming spent the last of the week at
Portland and Old Orchard.
Hon. G. W. Scott of Montpelier was in
town number OF days last week
Ellen Abbott of st. Johnsbury is visiting
at her uncles, Col E. Buldwins.
Mr.. Bush OF St. Johnsbury, the genial
book agent has been in town for several
days.
The Sunday -school had picnic at Lake
Morey on last Wednesday, about ninety
being present.
Mrs George Wright and children OF Bur.
lington were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. IL.
Lee last week.
The Library Association had benefit in
the library on last Friday afternoon. Tea,
ice-cream, ETC., were served.
The American Harrow Company of De-
troit, Mich, has established headquarters
here for the present, and send out eight
teams distributing goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Carpenter are in town
visiting at ID. r. Aliens AMI K. ID. Carpen-
ter's. Mr.. Carpenter Is a member of the
Fifteenth Vermont Regiment and came
to attend the reunion.
DR.. Munsell, Mr.. Davenport, Mrs Hale
and Miss Adine Hale were in Buffalo last
Army Encampment, the others to visit
friends in and around the city.
George Ranslowand Frank Jewett OF Swan
ton were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w, III.
Goodwin over Sunday. They are canvass
ing for the Vermont Calendar, which prom
ises to be very pretty souveir OF Vermont.
The eighth reunion of Fifteenth Yer
mont Regiment was held here on last Friday,
sixty-two Of the regiment being in attend
ance, besides twenty or twenty-five COM
rades, not members After the usual bust
ness session in the forenoon, dinner wa,
served at Hales Tavern by the citizens OF
the village, and II any went away hungry it
was their own fault. In the afternoon
campfire in the vestry was enjoyed.
All the speakers who were expected to be
present failed to appear, but those who
were called on to address the company
made short remarks. Mr.. Hovey of st.
Johnsbury was elected colonel. The ad-
dress of welcome was given by DR.. Shat
tuck in a very pleasing and cordial manner.
Those having the affair in charge feel very
grateful TO all who helped TO make their
family gathering 30 pleasant.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-01

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