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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-27
Qeutfdje giontwe.

groB aner sessntbeiligen @sriidee
runsen Der Mnslo @msr!faner se>
biibrt ber Gnbn, in benz iebigen
Staate SbiD bic eriie Nleoarlahnng
aeeriinbet gu baben, einem Deuti1en.
benz Serrenbuter Oapib 3etsberger.
Marietta lpurbe erit i'm Sabre 1888
gegriinbet, pGbrenb 3etsberger 1hon
16 Sabre friiber bic Golonse GdDrs
brunn am Guscaralpas in's2eben rief
3eisbsrger bate iopobl unter ben De
lapares tpie DEN Srofsfen nit Crfplq
getpirft unb in Dem 6eutigen Ye1nlpl=
banten piele Snbiansr fir ben htifli.
Cen Glauben seponnen. OieIe Sa:
bianer purben nun aber BON Den Net'
Ben nit 10 niBtrauiI I9cn Gugen aEges
1eben unb 10 bielen MibhdnolnngeT
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-27

Ods sSr b ia ne D n m !.
wlodbaus erl9lagen unb lebteres
bur9 seuer 5eritort. Der plab biefes
fur9tbaren 8lutbabes unb Der @rab<
biiael, unter benz Die @ebeine Der Grz
11lagenen ruben, befinbet ii4 innerz
balb bes 6riebbofes BON @nabenhiits
ten; Elm einfades Oenfmal 1T ben Gr<
51lagenen bort erricbtet tporhen.
@e93ebn Sabre lang lag bic iunge
Mnfieblung in 59utt unb Nfhe, Bis
i'm Sabre 1898 Sobn 9edepeloer burd
grri9tuns eines 9aufes an Der gde
ber iesisen Blaine uno GberrpitrdBe
nit Der Wiebererbanung bes Ortes ben
Mnfans mahte. Gsin Wiebereriteben
Eat @nabenbiitten burh Mbbaltune
elmer einbrudspollen gentennialfeiel
fetli9 begangen. SIN l1ebrisen tdnr
iid bieier Drt riibnen, bab bort bui
erfe neibe Rinb in Obio bas 2i9t BEL
Melt erblitte; es mar bies Der am 4
Suit 1773 seborsne SObn 2uDtDi!
Motb, Der am Is. September 184l II
Bath, pu., ftarb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-27
gie samoa. Srage.

MaIietoa 2dupepa, Der &Dnig Der
Gampa Z Snfeln, lit aus bem 2eben
geE9isben. @r mar Der Nadfolger
Malietpa Salapau's, Der am 23. De-
cenlber 1879 an 8Drb gum &Ontg gez
pG1lt porben mar, nd9Dem er i'm
sSanuar besfelben Sabres ben bentfhs
{amoaniiaen sSreunbidaFtspertras
untsr3einnet bate. Qaupepa folgte
i'm an 8. Npbember 1880 auf ben
GArpn. Seine Negierung bilbete eine
ununtsrbro9ene Settle BON Mirren
na9 innen unb auben. llnanperlal@
ia bon gbaratter, benz Srunt erseben
uno tart bsrI1ulbet, permohte er ipes
Der Bel ben Md1ten nod BEL istnem
Golf ielbft iiA Mnieben unb 9alt gu
psrIdbaffen. Sin entfdiebener Segner
ber OeutIchen, lieb er ith per1diebener
Srenloitsfsiten unb Yertragsbrnhe
aesen Deut19lanb au S9uloen tonlz
men unb bas peranlabte fdlieblich Die
beutfbe Negierung, turaen proaeB NIT
ibn 3u MAIDEN unb ibm etn Don1tctl
auf ben Marldall Snfeln an5utpetz
len.
9ein Nadfolger san,aIele resierte
spei Sabre, tonnte liA iebod nidbt
balten unb tpurbe our Mbbanfung psr@
onlabt. Malietpa 2anpepu, aus Der
geFangenI9aft befreit, nobm bisrauf
iafoIge BEG eemeinIamen 8s1dluhes
Der brei MGGte ieinen friiberen &D<
n;ssfib pieber Elm. lln5petfelbaft
tp:ro iein Sob bas Signal gu neuen
MSirren unb nnruben auf Samoa fein.
Das fleine Saielt0nisreia i'm 1uoz
liGjen GroBen Ocean pirb fcn1it ipie=
Der e:nmal, pie fdon 10 oft, Die Nuz
gen Ger Welt auf ii4 leaten.
Dur1 bic Ginberleibrng 9atpatts
unb bic porausF9t1iGe tbeilpei1e Mnz
region Der pbilippinen bat BITE Snisl
erupps fir Die 9ereinigten Staten
iDisbsr pernlsbrtes actueaes Snterele
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-27

gIuf Rtasu fOIot sOnnsni1sia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-27
s a NJ a fef

" -
9ltua.) @ol9er Sitel sibt es 13 bis
IA. sic fDnnen nur ben MngehDrtgen
getpi1er pornebmer Samilien berlteben
iperben. Ser Srdger Der &Dntgsz
lpiirbe iiber sana Samoa mub nun
eine beitimnte Nnaabl bie1er Sltel IN
feiner per1on pereinigen. Heber bic
3abl bort man audi in Samoa ielbit
piber1pre9enbe Mnsaben, bic mel1ten
fasen flint. Selten selingt es lepo@
einem ganbibaten, 10 ptele Stimn1en
auf fih gu pereinigen, benn bic Gtferz
fudt ber einaelnen 2unbf4aften auf@
chamber 1T srob. 60 erbielt aud Der
perftorbene Malietoa auber 1einem elz
oenen nur bic beiben Sitel Natoaitele
unb Tamasoalii. Oas 1T bann aber
fir ieben anbern SrGser eines Sttels
aenigenber 9runb, fiA als@egentonlg
aufamIpielen, unb buber bic etptsen
Rrieae auf ben BON Der gtatur 10 reth
sefesnsten Samoa Snisla.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-27
80 a ia a ia mi g 4ne terun D
b. n q Ndthen.

unb cine srDbere Mnsiebuasstruft &C.
tponnen. Na9 Often bem amerttant.
fnen 8e1iB nunmeDr bena6bart, bloet
iie na9 Der anberen @eite eine gtappe
naa benz Dltli9sn MIien. @s 1T taum
baran gu atpeifeln, bab Der 9afsn bon
pansozpanso auf 5utuila, ben Mmez
rita bereits bur9 ben Dertras Dpm IL.
essunuar 1873 ertparb, nunmehr gum
f9leunigen Musbau in Mngrtff genpl1l%
men tpsrben tpirb.
I Gs iinb bret 2inien, Die auf ben
fampanilden RDnissfB ernitli9 Qns
ipru9 erbeben biirfen, bas iinb bic
9lana<, bic Mtua= unb bic Malietoaz
Qinie. Die erFere 1T nit Der beriihmz
ten Supua syamilis ibentiih, Der
audi Samaleie, Der befannte Hebellen@
fiibrer, entitammt. Oie Mngeborigsn
bieIer 6amilie bielten ii4 in fruberer
3eit fir auf Grben panoelnoe Mltu,
iiberirbiI9e Weien, Na9fommen pes
| @nttes, Sangalpa a 2angi, bes Gr%
inaffers Der Welt. Die Wtataafas
Jan,ilie, tpel9er Der 9duptling Wtas
taafa anseb0rt, lit bic 9ertretsrin oer
Mtua 2inie. Dieie syamilie nennt
5jh birect 9ansaloa. Wtalietoa be-
| beutet gutter arieger. Mus Der Maltes
toa 2inie biirfte fein getperber I'm
ben famoanif9en ROnissiib sntltebeni
! 2aupepa bilterlieb nur eine Sohter
sya1t Elm Oubenb rberedtigte" 8eper'
ber umfaHen bagesen bic beioen an
beren erpdbntenGamilien, unter bener
Der bereits senannte 9amaisie unb oe1
Eanaaloa Mataafa bic meiiteMnlpart
/ ldaft baben. 9amafefe 1T Der @ob1
| bes bur9 ben Berliner Wsrtras ieine'
| Wiirbe entfleibeten RDnigs gletbel
Namens. Gr tpurbe BON feinem Bate
als lein Nahfolger ausbrldlth be
aeihnet. Die alte 9amaieIe mar Ell
uufridtiger Greunb Der Denti4en
Wor ieinem 9pbe trug er allen ieinel
Mnbangern auf, bic Greuno1daft mi
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-27
Sine olte Wombe. bic aufallia ii,

Gine alte Bombe, Die sufdllig gum
olten Glen aetporfen tporben mar llno
in ben Godofen ber pb6nir Sron So.
al Mihtabnln. O., gelanate. erplo-
birte borin unb ridtete aeh0rig 5daben
an. Gum Slid befnnoen iih feine Mr.
better in ber gldbe. fonit hdtte Der lln-
tall aud, nod Weni6enkben foiten f6n.
nen. Sic Bonlbe mar als Geliquie
aus bem Sabre 1912. nls ein enaliFhes
Qrieasfhiff mebrere @eihDle an's ufer
mari, nit mebrereil anoeren anfbe,pdbri
tporber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-27

Seit Der Gar ieine 5rieoensbot=
f1aft erlaHen bat, neroeu Die &iiltun=
9en in europa i'm 10 Itdrfer betrieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-27
8. NoDember 1898,

Der 1ag lft, on meIbem nod ber Contribution beS
5taateS Ohio unb ben beah9lihen 6eiesespprthriiten
oe intmbercdti9ten Wdbler bon Tuscaratpas 9ountg.
pom 5. 80 Wormta9S Central Stanbarb 3eit biz $50
yahmittass Central Ganbaro 3eit fid eininben iol-
len, um au itimmen fir
Sine Ysrfon fir etaatsietretar fir ben gtoat
!. Sine gerfOH fur aiater oes Oberseri1ts Des
Sine psrion fir slerf Oes 0berseri1tes Des etaa.
" Cine gerion fir Miltb. uuo MabrunssmitteI Som
ssas gsrioa tsr Mitsllso Des Ratss Der DffenAi-
Sine gerion fir areisriAter fir ben 5. ssrsisoe.
ridtsbiitriit bes siaatss Chio, LANCER Germiu.
sns yssi1H fir arsislitsr s tug ben s areisse'
Sine Yerion fir Wlitalisb bes &eprdieniantenbau.
lss oer @sreinstsn Stoaten tir ben febenaebnten
Sins Seriun tar Gommi1 1fiondr fur Gusearatpas
s,ne geriOn fur Coroner iass aasearawas
Sine geriou fir asmenbaus.D .DtreitOr bon 7nsea.
rntua8 GDnHtp
0ie aeablrint.r uub MableIerfs iolen Drei gOobl.
berte au8iergen, unteri9rieben iiub beheinigt pie
Der GDnntp webbrbe Der Deputp GtaatsG Gnperbiiors,
elmer hem 9eri4tS.Glerf 6es 6puntp LIMB einer NIT
ben MabIs5iitsa iea ben zOni9D Slsri ODsr no Gin
Msssn ben "a 8sisslit9sn geitimmunssn aber BIC ab.
baltnng bieier gDablen unb ben Mnbberidtn ptrpeis
ID auI Sin esiss. sur grneaeruns unb gerbeiis
rnng getpiiier &efttpnen ber repibirteH Geiete bon
DhiO. aber oie Mbhaltnng BON NDabIen unb sur Der.
beferunQ zines 0eietes. melbes Elm Gsiet amenbirt
ber ene be5onoers 9DoblbebDrbe In aemen Counties
paifirt am ]. april 1892 Gerner ani ein @ejet amr
Gr0duaun8 unb Nerbeiierun9 eiieS GejeteS befiffIt
Gin @seb hber Oie Mrt anb Meife Der &bboltnnQ DDn
9ableu, aur Si4erung bet 0e1etmboItung ber
| Gtmmaettel unb sur Dermeteung bon Wetrlia Mnb
1 &ini4hnternng an ben Gtimmpidtens NIB aun GDt.
beirut Qemiiier benmmuu0ens bic barin a.
nannt Mb, nebeS am l6. Mprtl 1883 p0jifrt tpuy6f
nub erner Sin Geiet mtIes Die GfeHe eues gtaofSs
Guperciiors osr Maben idaiit NIT DspAtp eupexpi.
foren ihr bic MbbaltunQ Der ablen I'm Gt60tt Gtir !
pairt ou Is. April 1892. (Giebt Wonh So III 0eiete
ppn Dbto) 5erutr stu Ge{et betiten Gin Gtie1 ~
Wertecrin9 Oun &eftiOneu g. I. s. ilnb s. etreS "
iebes, bas am ls. MprI 1893 paifrt spnrbe (Giete
Ohio.
gessbsn inter meiner 4anb IN Der ShsriHs 0lIIs1
81 III Rem ybilabeIphio Cbip am brtiBi1fen EeoiiS1
ber bes S0brtS unitreS Perrn eintnusm6 a4tRuNb1vI
Mnb n9tunbntuu3ig umn I'm bunbertlnb8pe
sisiten Sabre Der abbdngigfet Der ayer, 6taaits
1arins 6eRins,
6tsriH ppu 9nStaratpas 9ouAtp nIto.
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nation.
Wopentb er,uaDi 1893.

GemaB ben GeIeben ppn Ohio iber bic Mbbaltung
BON Wablen iit es Die Ydbt bes Sberiifs BON iebcm
gountp por ber Set ber MbbaItung elmer algemeinen
Wabl BON Der Set mann iolhe Wablen abgebalten
lperben oaen. 9{ptia au seben
@en,dB bieien GeIeBbeItimmnu9en prptamire i'd,
Darius Seflins Gberiif bon &uscarawas Gpuntp,
Dbip unb mode befannt. baB ber erite 9ienag nacb
oem erften Wontaa aliu Der
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Staat Ohio, Susearapas Gountp 80.
Sdb. e. 8. W3c@ilI Glerf bes RreiSaeritts IN nno
fir Tuscaralpas Gpnntp. o.. beheinise bierrntt bab
bos Worlteben,e etne eereue Mbbrt bes Origtnalers
loes lit fir bic 9lbbatung ber areisgeribtsiiB siiBnngen
inn s. eeridtsbiitrtt in Ohio fir baS abr 1899, pe
berielbe in mener Sifiee binterlegt IT.
@ls 8eleg bieir babe i'd oics e..
go 9enh6ufig Interi4riebsn rnb oas
(5ieoef) Gteael metrer Office beigefngt IN
Stem Ybilabelpbia. SbiD, om 81.
Septep,ber a. .. l899
:. 8. Mr0ia,
Glerf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-01
A WAR INCIDENT,
How Resesad NuT Obtained Drinking Waer-kfter Rain
Solsss Went DCsa on iheir Hands and Knees and
Drank Wstss in the Horses neuf Tracks
r9rI IN, F-rss, MR-up, Rpd.

on. Of the srss b. oifs.c sasir ssrp5,es frr 1ft
country IN sh, GiVd Ma. was a E. cssJr.. al
Nlr0y. Rusn C0ul1y. lnt a. m.sbt . roph
record, and when the gcSas G.finI2gs wa sta>
lied. was horDr,iD1x t1s'hnr.rs'h.
Today MIR >efgn b 30 y'urs ara s-brrl-
nsns f,rtner ea,, haul gf q lI-s~ raIfl.ls ana
notv ithstand1nu eAa IN .iises gS 4-ms llit
h eniug ING excellent 1srIril-
Their. was peruRf IN M >ttAIns Nv our
fug the war ~hph makes an 1riDsc-,sr1ile >sfrE-
He WAS a nsu1oer at the S>tA l-l>. lIii11,-c
which oSSn s5 ab+ frvns b. tlfss t,rfSl,
ness rhs lrfs qf sv-rr ssAEHr II a 1srH
one. AMI Ntr. >esuu1s fisr va ~ ssgsqlBn.
W. wee. IN rsn1sss-s senn,rh N In al
sfi-s. Orr ~rtsions ~ecs vsrE s-l-i-. s2ia
he. and We hst begun ~ g. an -SHl'osr A.
lo$anGe.'
Il was in the mhbEa at August arr wtlls
OF the elniu1nirv w-cs 1enr'.e n et--- tilh
we were sJIf- tisyau'- S~lrn tIv sc~ni.Tfl rin--
ssquensly We bal x--as a if,urGy IN ctcl nc
wassr fIr cvo2lnS srh 'i-trkdrse s,is-s,nr,s
One nigns shec- guint iN-A nm xlia ,ir-
next dix were seI-c-'f si- 1nr--rit- TIM
sun s!lOns hoe. Lrt our 7hnhArlc Sing vas
vecy urs-ouis ant gppr--,Sv%- T--ry 6pc d
rs hmt Jnl< a lEl.s ~ac.c ~ .f-i1.S tsns e.,
the -lsn ~as ups slpGzsf ~ r4gA4u.sh lls
wells ar strvurus 1tf- g>1r-ers vvul sm1Gy
We vere fu-ris,i On. spt -fr my WV =
tusnch our thirst vas ~ n h5vn ia ar-
har'ls anil >1SsS art drink S-tm -is hhrf
-racks nibs By -1r> iurS.S 0r arhf ~,
water rtrhiv amt v--r i--i~ fus z VII,
q case os shi,s 9r 3 Sum sl5-Sc-
>0tu'. vt III wece -ilSSn sIrS STdr III,
effects Ut tbs. inf { WIS gn- lf -i-rrr WI.
liht up FIR several ~-ss> IN y i-lH hr-ri7rt.
Gvuf Sver- Many SsnsS Ifscv.-s Arrrrrl
Atice'rt With t-ifscsr> ki-susrSs. My 81 p.ss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-01
.r,mprh raw m, rnnsisc-nlle ,rcnbl, I

,na rnnnrh raw me considerable trouble. I
manage 70 quill through 10 the end ofthe var,
regardless al much snfoIiur ana illness.
From ihsI tirnr ] was always afflicted
more "a lcsS. Nv doctor said ] had kidney
a1,s Stomach Irruhl-, and my henri was also
Afr,lea. A. Ihc wears went by IL seemed
than ] WIS growing ern iuhlly worse, and my
~ sslt.iml c0pld DO nothing 10 restore my
lOsa hcal1h- livery year during the fall l
wnnlh have a severe attack, lasting Two or
1llqr months.
Aboul fenr wars pyo became much
worse. Dur inmily doctor seemed puzzled
6yt1 my ease, AID i ircsu 10 look as If there
vac 10 hdf- 1or my recovery, and that the
5DeviIxt,it cna wns near.
Al November ] vat advised 10 Try Dr.
Williams PINK Pals fdr Pale People. TIE
JAgslciRn sad tina although they were An
txr-l-nl IurliciI- they wonld do no good
IL d rns- surh ~ mire Bur tired them ard
Iuw nm glad did for hccNn ccttiue better
hlu'-g 81 nnrn. Ficti boxes taken according
- hir~,sl6fS curra nr. usr3 TIE last of the
1Gls Rhan; year nco. md have not been
rrnnltr1 with Iav hIln"nts sinre."
The power 81 In. v liams Pink Pills for
Pslr People IN The vts1 number 81 diseases
Cur - luJmrr 90 poisoned blood has leon
h,N-,z=~cratci in thousands of instances a. re,
utrki-llr ne rht ou. re si-S above.
ThrH- rllb lrild u rne blond by SIMPLY.
Inc n l.feeiyinc clemens. which nonrish
-i'c -r-irus organs stimulating Them 10 nc.
IiyTJv IN 1hr performance 81 thci- fnnct n,
ma 1hus drive disease from me system. Ma
Hnt who is suffering crn riCirfu'v neglect This
WV ~ -osr0~r h0nl.h. PHYSICIANS and drup-
r'issS rnrsid,r nr " lliamS' Pink Pills FOR Pale
nrfrlr ror,nI ~mrdy, and large Quantities
ID The gnib t-rr use6.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-01
FRANKLIN coz nj 7.
ST. ALBANS

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert l.. Lewis on October 18th in Shanghai,
China.
Norman H. butcher. only son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel butcher. died at Sarsnac
Lake early Monday morning. NJ.
butcher had been in failing health for
some time and went last spring to the
Adirondacks. hoping to recover his health.
which hope proved futile. as he has never
been able to return home, though at TO
time did his friends consider his condi-
ton critical and the despatch which was
received on Saturday was the first inti-
nation that the end was near. His pa--
ents were tho only members OF his family
Who We're able to reach his bedside before
his death. The Rev. Norman II. butcher
was born on July Tth, 1870. in this city. He
was a graduate OF the High school here.
o. Williams college and OF the TheoloSi-
cal school at Andover in 1877. In the Sep
TENDER following he was ordained pastor
OF the Congregational church at Yer
gennes. which charge he was obliged to
rel!nquish much TO the regret OF his con-
gregaton IN that city. He was a young
man of rare intellect and culture. and had
his life been spared he would without
doubt. have taken high place in the
ranks OF his chosen profession. He was
of happy. genial nature and made and
retained hosts OF friends wherever his lot
was cast. lie leaves besides his faith
and mother. three sisters, Misses Harriet
g., Persis c.. and Annto. all Of whom have
the heartfelt sympathy of the community
IN their sorrow.
John Grant Norton has gone to Berlir
Conn, to resume his work with the Berlin
Bridge company He will be located fol
the present in Washington, d. c.
Miss Juliette n. Childs. who has beer
spending the past nine months studyinl
aboard. returned homo Tuesday night.
The funeral of the Rev. Norman II. Out
cher was held at the home OF his parent,
on South Main street yesterday afternoon
at 7:so O'Clock and was attended by a larg'
number Of s0rrowtnG friends The Rev.
r.. Danforth OF the First Congregations
church opened this simple service ~ read
fnS appropriate selections sFssa the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-01
GRANGE CaTNVT-
NrIrrNNE<rIlWN

IT,. tenn lIpIunllilS ara uil--ats>'f o-
NJ, rorarl4r ltx -i>1 wsri Wis n'iS-
ulS,. and lr Tscl.s e.. -nnsc l'ilifT--''t1
should be cQrr-ccsL. nm rrlcS az -nE1
Nr. PIX has pmgl Sel o. np'~sSSstau'r ANA
IN has Mr+,v Ag,s4u wgr'S @rr him
Ii ms NJ EsyB gcc 4uE wi5t wlr- ~ FRS
ron EiSt r,ie~A4N ~ surWt sine w'lr,r--
Er.rbsrc 7 Cu.-g ami Nt-t g M pl -. sS-lt-
In ami cIuuIS gE E'Il- liiEec On SDtr'
rhunS,s,stviIS wirr C'hi-lt~ e -Ssnch,c
- &u,luss thns,,s -stf-riufc 10 cSNn 10 tulrS
the. h.spic.Il uit-s 4t aha s'ol.s'nr mis- De
M n tilus,f Ls>lsr -'l-Grn1fc ~ she Sr's'1's
Qrii,,s. Eb4rcerc r1Nlr~iruA Tc 4in'"'c A1->
ti.sr.isv amt N.-s, % I-1nsr Grglig az t}aI'~a
A flruvejr rgveprum wis ctmhfreh StS
J. y. ShlrlurtIu AMI 2I-nis Al -'nt Alt-h 20
disc church 9n r,ntSsaiN Igtqaf'S az ln>s
weeR h unIrS.s wsrer m1nls aW Efe- NJ
ven VI Ssuiuh. EosV n, e.. %Umtr ana Nj
Cutrirsr NtIsa. WIS HtrmlshrE IN Tr afroc-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-01

Franka. Adams accompanied her home.
A special town meeting is called for
Saturday, Dee. 81 TO see 4 the town VIII
vote - give the ri-ht of way To tine Rut-
land railroad cNtension.-NisS Jennie Cor
don. Miss Ida l~tdd. Miss Grace Wilcox
and Miss Nellie Irish spent last Saturday
and Sunday AT Juan Eobinsou's.
The annual cut price shoe sale OF tia
Allen Shoe Co. is now in progress, Buy
your shoes now and save money.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-01
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Al-BU-RG.

Mrs. T. NJ. Sabre is seriously III with
luT1R Irophlc-Mrs. A G. Mott went to Bur
lncTon last week. She cNTrcts TO reside
There N The fGtLrc.-P A. ladue is ILL
Miss lillian Forsythe has gone 10 Chazy
10 visiI relatiVcs,-Miss Della Bohannon
Is attending school in Swanton.--J-sse
Mon i clcrkins for Henry Hyde in Clar-
rnccNillc, l.. C.-School in district No. !
hogan The .SIh INST with Miss Eth,lyn
Rockwell q Alhurg Cent?, Is teacher
Presiding Elder Sherhurne will preach NJ
lhc Methodist church next Sunday even
ing, December I.
ALBIRd SPRINGS.
Mrs. Sawyer, The daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Bell, has come with her TWO
daughters 10 spend the winter AT the Cd
hc.-nc--Thc choral society has rcopened re-
hearsals with large membership. Meet
irSS are 10 he held once in three weeks.
O-ficers for This season are; Accompanies,
Mrs y NJ. Fowler; secretary, William
NoII: treasurer, Warren Brayton, conduc-
tor, IA }. kilhourn.-The home OF III. A.
Minis is decorated with a fine new YER
anaa.-Charles Harvey has completed re-
pairs on the foundation OF his store and
The grading OF the premises.
ALsURGH CENTRE.
Miss Mildred McElroy has gone e
Grand lien. Canada 10 attend school,
Il. r. Rockwell OF Burlington was IN towr
las1 Week-The Misses Holmes, who haV,
teen spending several weeks with Mrs. Y
M Fowler returned 10 Their home ~
Massachusetts, a few days ago,-School:
oItned for the winter term Monday -
Geo, Phelps Of Colorado Springs is IN tow
the guest OF his uncle, Nj Il. Phelps. Mrs
A M Brayton has gone TO HsVerhill
Mass, for the winter.-The lake froze oVel
Sunday night on the east side.-Recajai
Phelps is going TO Colorado with his sol
TO live Mr. Phelps is in his goth year anS
the Oldest person in town,
ISLE LA MuTTE.
S. II. Pike is not as well this week.-H
II. flin went To Burlington Monday I,
have his eyes treated again,-A ii, Hi
has been confined TO the house with ouin
Syn. l.. like has returned 10 New York
M s Thomas Is building cold storag
for ex-Lieut Gov. Fisk.-Mrs r. II. Deal
ana daughter OF Chateaugay, y. Y, an
visiting in tcwn.-The lake Is partly froze
over here-Mrs. @. J. Thomas is yisitini
in Alburgh this week-O. II. Parker ha
rented Paul Labombard's house and ha
moved there.
SOUTH HERO.
} Several OF the young men are planning
. to have q New Tears hall at the tow
han with n supper nj Souiers Iodin
Spring House.-Mrs. Souier and dsughte
Nellie returned from n weeks visit A
Swanton last Wednesday.-A social 70
the Methodist Episcopal church was hel
nj Henry Martins Wednesday evening.
) Mrs. Andrew Baker has been quite III bu
/ T. reported 20 be improving kati
, IIiyingssion returned last week from a vi.
ktt in Manchester, n ii. Her broth.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE.

John W. Hooper and Mabel l.. Call. both
OF Fletcher We're married in Cambridge
Nov. Sd by Rev. Henry Z. Howard.
Il, r, Holmes and family have been Wis
iting the past week in Johnson ana Nor
risville.-Mrs. Matte Witherell il sick -
Henry Stafford and wife Of Burlington
have been spending the past week with
friends in town.-John Duffy made his
twentieth annual trip 10 Boston the past
week with Thanksgiving poultry.-Carrol
Reynolds held an auction sale saturday OF
household goods, horses, COWS. wagons.
harnesses, drawing a crowd that remind
Cd one Of the old time market day on Sat
urday. before the time OF cre2mer ies and
separators,-The winter term Of school
commenced Monday morning with the
same corps of teachers as last term.
You can save money by buying your
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Cos. cut price
shoe sale.
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