davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

bsm Seinbs our @btpe6p bleibt, lei bas Sorz
pebobopt feiner fonbsrli9en @efd6r allsgsz
1eBt, tpiirbc cine iebr irrige Ieiu. 0as gez
rinqe @etpi6t urto banit bic biinne Maanb>
ItGrts, bje man benz 3orpebpbopt geben m1B
atpeds @ntipidldtng GROCER @eI9ptnbi9teit,
bilben ben tpurben Puntt; lit bas Sorpebo>
Boot al9 MIR fir Die tur3s Sci: elmer Minate
Dem feinbli9en 8elter ausgeTebt, 10 geniigt
bod, tpie mir glei4 ia6en perben, 6as 6eper,
NIT benz es tpd6renD bsIer einen Minute
iiberI9iittet tpirb, feire @anbungen gu bur6z
Iblaaen unb tinen pber ben anb.ren ebGen
Sbeil bis CUR 8ampfpnfd6igfeit gu bei9Gb;z
gen. sou elm Sorpebobootangriff auf Elm
groBes S9la9tf6iff BON @rfoGg begleitet
fem, 10 malB bic 3abl. Der urgreifenben8oOte
penieitens 6 ODER 8 betragen. Damn mag
tpobG bas cine pber ottbere Bel Der not6ipenz
bigger 8eiie aintretenben @ermirrung unb
3er1plitterung bes feinbli9en Seuers eire
giinftige @elegen6ei. gum 2anciren 1eines
Sorpebos sr6ai9en umb bamit pora1sIi9tz
li@ bas @9idia1 ieines @sgners befiegeGn,
Der benz untsr 8dfier 6erdneilenben Sorpebu
gegeniiber Oolitdnbig pebrlos 1T.
So6alb 6ds Sorpsbobppt arf Der 8ii6z
fIG9e erfGien dls anerfannter Saftor in Der
t~iinftigen @eei6Ia9t, muBte notbpsnbiger
Meiie bas S9la4tf4iff ith nit elmer Waffe
dusriilten, Die Dem l1euen @egner oepaG1en
mar. 9ds S%orpeboboot mdGte 1ein grI9eiz
men inn rufii19= hirfiiden &riege; bic f9pez
rem &anpnen Der Siirtsn iparen at langIam
unb un6ebolfen, UNI Die ruf7ifGen goote tref=
fem gu t%1nnen; @etpebrfeuer geniigte nid)t,
I'm is gum 6ulten gu bringen. Sffenbar
mar cine 8affe erfOrDerli4, Die stpiI9en beiz
BEN lag. So erfarb benin Nprben felbt elm
MurimgsI9iiB nit 42dufer, 1 3pG &aliber.
0amit feuerte man ZIG S6iKe in Der Miz
mite, Die itarf gentg paren, um irgeno zines
Der bnrnals eriitircnoen Sotpeboboote gum
| Sinfen at bringen. Nddbem bot1n bus Spr=
pebo6pot cine gr0bere 59neni9tsit ii9 3ugez
legt unb feline tpiAtigIten S3elle bur@ 6ide
&o3leni6ihten 9ef3iibt bate, tamen bic
0ot9tiB'19en g. unb 6zYfii1rber d1f. OieTe
&anouen iir1b i'm Gtanbe, 80 be5ic9ungstpeile
Is S4iife in Der Wlinute u65usebcn, unb
t0nnen 9pbIsefdofe dbfeuern, bic fsl6ftoer@
1tdnbGi9 qegen Elm Sorpeboboot BON grDBerer
@irtIamteit f.in miiifen, als Die 8ugsln Der
Mai4insngef4iibe, Mun nimmt, ME oben
ertpd6nt, an, buB Elm unereifenbes Sorpsboz
boot nltr ungefdbr cine Mtnute unter T1ye1lsr
fein nirb, unb bes6ub 1T bas 6euer bieier
&anonen, 10 tpunberbar unb leiitungsfd6ig
es feia muB, I'm nidts 81 itdrt, @erghidt
man bic 9otbfiB : Sehspfitnber nit ben
langfum feuernben Ranpnen dlterer gpnz
itructioi1, 70 tritt Der iamenIe SortI9ritt ffar
au Sage. Se88 biefer elesanten MaI9inen,
bic elm &uliber BON p 3oG BADEN, f0nnen in
elmer Minute genau biefeIbe Muffe Msta1
berfelNrn, pie cine 16az3Ouige 100zSonnenz
8anonc, unsefdbr cine Der 9r0Bten Der @elt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

na9 ltegen fte rn9efd6r in Der W1itte atpiF9en
ben eigentIiGen Sorpebobpotaerit0rern rrb
ben 8ooten eriter 8la1e. Shre 8epuffnung
beIts6t aus 3 Sorpe6oro6ren, 4 Ginpfinoerz
81 neIfeuertanpnen, 4 ~1830Qtgen M6ites
beabtprpebos. Sig. 2 9iebt elm Bib bes erz
item BON ben Ser. Staaten gebauten Sprpez
bObootes nGufbing" Sig. 3 3eigt ben @runoz
rib urb ben 2drGenf6nitt beIel6en. Sein
Sonnenge6alt lit 81, bic Qdnge betrd9t 1875
SUB u1b Die 8reite 14.1O SUB. 10 tpufcrz
biGte Querpdnbs +6etlen bafTel6e in elf mai
ferbi9te N6t6eilungen. 2dn9spdnbe 1inb gu
beiben Seiten angebra6t unb bilben aleid)z
aeitig bic 8orberpdnbe Der &~oblenbunter, bic
10 angeorOnet iinb, baB iie aefIel unb MaIdi=
nenraum gesen Die Mirfung einI9Gogenber
@ef@offe f9iissn. MG9tige @iettoren Itnb
NIT ben e%in5elnen Wbtbeilunsen %oerbunben,
unb i'm @tanbs, 100 Sonnen in z Minuten
gu 6etpdltigen. Sbre Nftion 1T unabbGngig
BON Der Der 6auptmofdinen, 70 baB file, au9
i'm Safe elmer 8ei4abtgung bieier, i6re
9ienie ni9t 0%erfo8en.
Qm 8ltg TT G9nli8 ben S4i6au6ootsn
Elm Walfii6bsd angs6ra4t, bas iib big an
BEN porberen 8eoba6tungst6urm erftredt.
Solder Sbiirme iino 2 por6anben, beibe nit
eleftrii6en @erbinbungen unb @pra9robren
na9 benz MaI4inenr, 8e1elz unb SorpeOo=
ruum uuageitattet. S6r 8onftruttionsmuts=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

SIN Sme3z8undG fommt ieBt bic
beutf9e SGq9ge glei9 binter Der
en9IiT4en, Dor a4t Sdbren betrug bic 3a9l
Der beuti9en ben Sle3=8anuI paiiirenben
Saiffe MIR 1 Proaent uler; bsute betrdg.
ije fuit II grO3ent. 9utnals itunb bic bsutz
f4e Sla9ge an fiebenter Ste1e; fe lpur0e
bon Der engGii9en, fran3Oi14en, nieberIdnz
bii9en, italiemifGen, 0iterrei9if9en unO
ipaniI9en i%ibertroffen. !6eute bat fife Bis auf
Die britif9e ale orberen iiberfGiigelt. 9isfe
frei1i9 lit i6r ia nod melt OOraus, aber buB
bic 3unafme bes beuti4en 9unOeIs baupts
fG9lt9 auf Soften bes eneliI6en gei9ic6t,
bas 5eigt ii9 audi tpieOer bier aus fol9enoer
Sabele.
SIM proaentIub CUR @eIummt6eit be:rr3
bic 3a6l Der ben &a1al 6enuBenoen
Deut19en S9iffe: englif9en S9iffe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11
auBGonb 143, 0eterrei& 81, @rie6enlunb
81, 6pQanb so. 9Gnemarf "a 9pote Bate.

3uBlanb 143, 81 itsrrei6 81, @rie9snlanb
81, @puanb 80. 91nmurt "a 8oote batt:.
Die Tron3oIen t6eilen fire Sorpebo6oots
in 4 81aTen Elm, rdmGi3 9p6IeebOOte, 1.
&lafe, 2. 8Gafe unb 3. 8Gafe 8oote. Sn
ben 8ooten fiir's pfF.ne W1eer iinb ale 8abr@
3euge iiber 135 SUB 2Gnge unb IA SUP.
8reits eingeIAloiien; i1re Pfsrbsitdrten
f6manfen 3niT9en 100 unO $3.50 unb ibre
S9nsGisfeit 5pi16en 20 un0 80 8noten.
@inige 8pote Ger erIten &Iafie IinO nod
f9neIer ais bic 0o9Ieeboote. SIRE QGnge
bdriirt 3tpiY9sn 120-130 SUB. Die 5neite
&lafe umfaBt gum gr0Bten SReil Die 8ootc
eriter &laffe, uber Glterer &onftruttion; bic
Neubauten bieIer &laIfe finb co.. 120 SUP
lang. $3.50 SUB 2dnge unb cine Sc
i9pinbigfeit bon Is 8noten 9arafteriiircn
Die 8oOte britter &laffe, beren bpr5iigli3e
8eitimmung 6afenz unb &iiitenDert6eioiz
gung biloen. Ser geit Iebt ii4 aus 8Ooten
britter &lofe, beren boraii9li6te 8eitimz
mung 6afena utb &iiitenoert6eibigung Bill
ben. Ser g3eit {ebt ft9 aus 8opten 5ufamz
men, peGbe auf S91o9tf9iffen, 8an5ern
0ber ipe3iellen Sorpeboz0 epptf9tffen mitgez
fiibrt perben f0nnen. 1893 lieB 5ranfrei9
oerI u9speiie aluminium : Sorpeboboote
bauen, tpel@e inbefen ni9t our 3ufriebenbett
ausfielen, bauptfd9Iih negen Der ra19en
GorroiiOn, pel6e bus @eepaffer beroorrief.
Die 9eutI6en blie6en i'm 8au BON Sorz
pebo6ooten burhaus niAt 3uriid; i'm Sc
eent6eil, es bilben Die BON S9i9ou fir bic
beutI9e Marim ge6auten nit bas 8site, mas
in biefer Dirt 6a6r5euge bic W1eere bsfdbrt.
sic 3ei9nen fib bOr @lem bur9 Seb1en Der
@eIemntpidlung am gug aus, Die alen
ii6rigen 8ooten an6aftet unb bel einem berz
fu9speiien Nngriff gum @errGtber perben
fam. Die 8Oote iinb 3tpii9en 1916 Meter
lang, 3 W5eter brett, 6efiben 70 Sonnen @aiz
feroerbrGngung. Die 8emannung beite3t
aus 1 Offi8ier, / Mof6iniiten, 2 8OOtsmdn>
nern, 2 Observation-Disclosures, 4 Matrofen
unb 4 9si5ern. g4arofteriitif6 fir bas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

8n6l, in Der dnberen bic Ma19inenfrdft. Die
elf i'm Sabre 1891 gebauten, entipidelten nit
300 pfer0efrdften 195 ¬en. Nur bic
vSpeebb", bic nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus
~geriiitet mar, ~probu8irte BEL ibrer 9ro6efu6rt
47O3 inbicirte pfer0eitGrfen, B. +. 1000
Pferbetdrfen rebr uls Die anberen berfel6en
&lafe, aber nur 205 ¬en @eI9pinbigs
teit, b. +. einen e~in5igen 8noten me6r. Der
Sppls bon 1892 umfabte 5 Sabr3euge, $50
Sub lang nit 1910 Sonnen 8aFeroerorduz
gung, nber bieIel6e Mai9inenltdrfe; Die err
rei9te S9neuigfeit i9pantte 5lpiIden 18
unb 10 ¬en.
Sin en9liI9er Sa9bsritdnbiger duBert
fi9 iiber biefe r@at9er" tpie foGgt: SIS be-
ftebt fetn 3peifel, mas audi Der Sppus ber
&e1el ober bic Dirt Der Maf9inerie fem
mag, Die SOrpebozn Gat9er" tperoea ME mebr
als 20 8noten laufen fDnnen. Sel6t BEL
mdBiger S9neQigfeit bre9en Tie fortpd6renb
%3ufammen. Ni9t Elm ein3iger mar i'm
Stanbe, Die S9neGtgteit Ieiner Yro6efa6rt
ie tpieber gu errei9en, unb penn Tie in See
fte9en, berge6t faum Elm Sag, no niht cn
ben 8eiietn ober ben Mui6inen etlpas in
1tnOrbnung gerdt6. Sel6it BEL rtGBig rau6enl
Metter iteigt lire S9neGigteit felten auf
mebr uls 3 ibres eigentGi9en Marimums,
unb beshal6 iinb lie bur9aus ni9t g%eeiqnet,
zine moOerne Slotte arf See 3u teqleiten.
Sic Iinb ni9t alein minbsrtptrtAiq, mas tire
WuI6inen unb &effel ange6t, i%o1bern aud1
in i6rem @e1ammtbau. Wenn tire MuI6i=
men ar6eiten, 10 f9iitteln unb 3~ittsrr: Ie, baB
man beforgen mO3te, tie ging,n in StIde.
4noerer1eits mlB 5ugege6en tperben, bab,
fats Die MaI9inem nur nit mdBiger Sc
f4pinoi9teit laufen, bic Me6r5u6G bieTes
Sppus brau66are S9iffe iinD. N6er penn
BEL rau6er See Die nGat9er" Elm 3prpeoo6oot
Oerfolgen %foGlten, 70 pdren beibe 3par Ie6r
gebinbert, bod 5ipeifelso6ne tpGre Der ygatz
9er" nit ieinen 20 ¬en tpobG faum i'm
@tanbe, Elm Sorpebo6oot ein3u6oltn uno unz
f4dbli4 gu maben."
Sn Der beutI9en Martne Fii6ren Gorpeoo=
6oote bieier 9r0Be ben Nuinea y0ioiiionsz
boote". Sic iino in u1em, Defenders ipos
@eetii3tigfeit an9ebt, ben Der iiGrigen Maz
rtnen UNI @ieles ii6erIegen.
Die ben ~gut4ers" 5ugeOa9te Mufga6r,
3orpeoobOOte ein3ufun9en unb gu 5er It0ren,
6aben bic @nglGnoer in einem nelen SDpus,
benz Sorpsboboot u9eItroDsr", iIBt erfplgz
reid 9elDf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

Ser Rep gorter Grsbtf@pi
@orrtgan it'll in iriI9er Samilie bo1
nennunofInf5ig Sabret1 gu Nepart in Seen
Serieb geborerl, aber gegen bic perf9iebent tier
Nationalitdten, audi bic beutf9e, itets ge>
re9t. Sarum finO i6m au9 ni9tfat6oliiG,
beuti4e 3eitungen ie6r freunOGi9 geiinnt
60 duBert 8. 9. bic sc. 9. Staats5ei=
tung" gelegentli3 ieirss jeBi9en 8if4Ofs=
iubildums iiber i'm:
rGr3biidof Gorrigan bat es, tpie feiner
feiner 8orgdnger, ~bertanben, Ii9 bur9 1ein
miloes, freunbli9es unb bo9 fsites unb emit
i9teoenes Nuftreten, bur9 feline tpeife Ser
~tpaltung oes @r3bist6ums, bur9 feline 60rz
berung m~ilbtbdtiger Nnitalten unb S6ulen
fir Die Sugenb, pie bic @rri9tung elmer
b06eren 2e6ranftalt fir @eiitli9e, bic 6eraer
Der 2aten Totpobl, tpie Der Prieiter gu gepinz
men. @r bat ndmentli6 in Der S4ulfruge
ee5eigt, odB er ni6t mir Elm fat6oli19er, Ione
bern AUDI Elm peifer &ir9enfiir1t lit, uno er
bat it9 feiner IGtpierigen pfli9t ben rerz
f6iebenen Nationalitdten in ieinsr @r3oi0z
ceIe gegenii6er, bic fi9 6Gufig in qeipi1en
9ingen biumetraI entgegsn ite6en, in elmer
@siie entIeoigt, Die feinem 9er9sn uno Ser
itano tpie fetnem gere4tigfeitsfinn ale @bre
madt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11
Sig. j. = 6runoriB uno sdnseni4nitt oes oGufRine",

@efunbe berleibt. 9us Nbfeuern fam BON
iebem Der 6eiben neutrality-suspicious. aug
burA ben Sfficier auf elettriI4em Megs be-
lDrgt perben.
3tpsi oierfu6e @rpaniiOnsmaI6tnen, nit
Gplinoerblr9meiern bon III, Is, 22a uno
225 3ol 6enirten ben Nntrieb bes 8potss.
Sebe Der MdIGinsn bat 300 inbicirte pfer6ez
ftGrfen, Die BEL einem 8o6lenberbral19e bon
$500 pfunb per @tunbe Dem @9iffe cine
@e13pinbigteit bon % ¬en geben. W1tt
einem &oblenoorrat6 BON 81 Son1en tonrmt
linn Elm Sperotionsrabius BON 5000 Meilen
gu. 3mei SbornbcrOft=9eKeI liefern ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

9ampf. Sic arbsiten nit einem 0rude pou
200 Pfunb unb finb 10 ougeorbnet, buB fe
9ampf fir ie eine Ober beibe Maf6iner
9lei45ettig liefern f0nner. Die 8emuff=
rlt1g beitebt aug 3 S9neGfsuer Sot@ins=
&anonen V(6=Pfiinber) unb 2 @atGing<& ano>
men. Se1te beiiben bic 8ereinigten @taa,en
urtgefG9r 20 SorpeboboOte i'm 0erglei9e 81
ca. 146, Die Deuti9lapb, 220, bic @ngGant
urb ettpa ebenTo oiel Die Srantrei9 beiibt.
Die 4nnabnne nun, nit feiner @9nelig-
felt unb Der furaen 3eit, bic infolge bsrfelber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

@@i6uu6oot 1T bas ~fogenunnte Walfii4bed
am 8ug, bs7en W0l6ung gr0Bsren @4nb
qeQen @ef6ofe eepG6rt, tpel4e a6gelenft
tperben. @erelei6e Sig. L.
SSn Sabre 1890 fdritten Die @ereini9ten
Staten enbGi9 e6enfals Od3u, tbrer neuen
Slotte Sorpeboboote ein5uoerlei6en, bic in
ben folgenbsn Sa6ren Oerme6rt puroen. Ser
@9neGiafeit, benz Sonnenge6ult unb Der
8epaffmang na6 geb0ren Die Mebr3a6l bsr=
{el6en f6on in bic adte8orie Der SorpeDo>
6o~OtserF0rer. S9rer MaferDsrbrdaguns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

frii9eren 8oOten iebr DieG gu piini6en ;brtg
lteB, erbielten biefe neuen 8oote cine unn ca.
Is SUB gr0Bere 2Gnge, Mit 700 Pferoes
ftdrfen entpideIten tie 81 anoten 0eI9min=
bi9tett. Sbr 4aru9teriiti19ss &enn3eiden
TT bas iiber Oas gan3e S9iff fiA e~ritreftnoe
9ef. 16 Mann 8eTuBung finben N benz
ielben Elm tpenig tomfortables 0eiin. 2Dreia
peOoz2ancirrO6re biloen lire NusriiftunJ.
@elbfberitGnbli9 CAB bieIe entI9ieDeae Nuf>
ndbme bes SorpebOboDtes uIs &riegslnaffe
bnr4 bi. srOBte Marins Oas Signal fir Elm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

= Wegen @uffprbsrung 3um
@tngen zines 2ieOes bon 8j0rntierns
8i0rnion in elmer OdniiGen 8oltsOeriumm=
lung gu 30oOing lit BON Der Gtraffammer
in @penrdbe Der Hebatteur 9anKen bes 8lat=
tee rt0eimoul" gu so Mart @elDitrafe per=
urt6eilt iporoen. Dem geIungenen 2iebe bal
Der Seri4tsbof einen aufreiaenben Snbalt
beteemefien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

@G6ren6 a1io Der prO8entIdB Der ceut-
I9en @9iffe ihA UNI fat 10 erbD6t bat, III
Der Der englii4en UNI iiber Is pro5en. gez
falen.
Der 9ro3entIub Der umeritanii&en S@iffi
i'm @ue3s&anaG lit audi Eeute no9 tpeniser
ols 1 pro3en... l1nIer Golf tpirO ii6 in
9leifer LANCER, eifriger unb 6ebd4ttger Sriez
bensarbeit pie bas oeuti3e antren9er
miiFen, tperm es in 5e6n Sa9ren d9nlihs grz
folge auf5upeifen BADEN ioQ.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-07-01
WEST NEWBURY.

Jacob E. Bailey has returned from
Montpelier and Barre where he has
been on business.
Our thanks to Mr.. Spear for the
largest strawberry he has raised this
year, measuring seven inches one way
and six and a half the other.
Mr.. Page of st. Johnsbury was in
town Wednesday.
Childrens' day was observed at this
church last Sunday afternoon. The
exercises consisted of singing, speak
ing by the children and remarks by
Rev. Mr.. White. The church was
beautifully decorated with potted
plants, flowers and ferns.
Next Sunday forenoon the sacrament
of the Lords supper will be admins
tered at the church by Rev. Mr.. Alb
ercrombie.
Lewis Boardman, who is working
for Byron Rogers, has been absent a
few days attending the wedding of
his sister.
R. c. Sawyer is in the northern part
of the state in the interests of the
New England Farmer.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-07-01
NORTH THETFORD.

We learn flag can be seen floating
under the skies at East Thetford a
true inspiration to all behOlders who
love country and home. We thank
Madame Barry for this, which is an
other of her many gifts.
Maude Sanborn has been dangerous
ly i'll. The mother can write no more
poems at present.
Our absent ones are coming slowly
back to their homes from fields of la.
Dor fully rewarded. Misses Lord and
Berry with others at the home OF
Conant, Cummings and Kinsman, two
each, and others on the way. When
assembled why not open a school of
philosophy for the benefit of those
who guard the fort so safely all the
dull year round? Miss Adams is at
stone house attended by two young
of the II. persuasion, school girls late
from New York City. Sea air at
Bears Head tanned faces under broad
chapeauX, will be free introduction
at sight. Miss Wilcox is home from
absence six months in the far off North
west, sorrowing to leave her niece and
family behind, and rejoicing to find
the old home and friends unchanged.
A reception was given Sarah How
ard Richardson, who has come back
from six years life in Canada. Her
wedding was public and remembered
with pleasure.
Not to disparage any other produc-
er of his gifts, a box of strawberries
from old later Hill had a significance
from childhood memories. the lapse of
70 years had not yet extinguished.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-07-01
EAST TFIETFORD.

Mrs Jane Daniels met with seff-
Gus accident one day last week. Co.
ing into the shed for wood her foot
slipped causing her to fall and fracture
two of her ribs.
Bella Turner has returned from his
western trip and is at his fathers at
the Center, where his wife and child
are also staying.
Geo. Blood and family are visiting
at Phil Cartee's.
Geo. Austin of Burlington is at T. D.
Sanborn's.
Mrs. Barrie has shown her patriot.
ism by having a flag pole erected on
her grounds from which the star span
gled banner gracefully floats.
Maud Sanborn, who has been very
i'll for two weeks is improving under
DR.. Gustin's skilful treatment. DR..
Smith of Hanover was called in coun-
sci and speaks in terms of praise of
young DR.. Gustin, whose practice is
steadily increasing and who, contrary
to custom, is gaining honor in his ma
tive town,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-07-01
SOUTH NEWBURY.

Mrs. Henry Adams of Chelsea
Mass, visited at w. W. Brooks last
week.
Mr.. Seth Miner and wife of Ly
man, n. H., visited at ]. J. Smith;
this week.
Edison Doe was in Groton on bust
ness Tuesday.
School closes this week.
Mr.. J. J. Smiths sister, Mrs. San
born of Boston, is stopping with him,
Frank Hathaway had the misfortune
to cut his hand quite badly on scythe.
The Lyndonville Creamery Associa-
ton cease operations at the creamery
June 30th.
Mr.. Samuel Barrett went to Barre
Thursday.
Miss Nettie E. Runnells came home
from her school Monday.
E. R. Davenport is in town this
week.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-07-01
WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.

The remains of Miss Elizabeth Der.
gen of Corinth, a former resid@L4e 81
this place. were brought here for bur
ial by the side of her mothers grave
on Friday last. Miss Bergen died at
Corinth on Wednesday, the 22d, after
brief illness, aged IA years. About
so years ago the Bergen family resided
at the saw milf house for ten OF
twelve years and are favorably remem.
bered by our older people. The elder
Mrs. Bergen died here in 1913.
A Children's day programme was
successfully carried out at the church
last Sunday, including decorations in
profusion, music in abundance and rec
itations by the little ones. Cali went
merry as marriage bell"
While Col. F. c. Churchill of Leba-
non, n. H., was riding near the home
of his uncle, F. V. Churchill. his horse
became unmanageable, overturned the
carriage and spilled the occupants.
No serious damage followed except to
the carriage, which under the circum-
stances was very fortunate.
Several people from Boston and vi
entity have come to spend the summer
with John McClarey's family. Some
of the party have spent their summer
vacation with Mr.. McClarey for sever
al years. The quiet and beautiful
restful after the hurry of busy city
life.
Miss Minnie Heath, our teacher at
the Center, has so far recovered as to
be able to go to Norwich to spend a
week with Mrs. Kate Ruggles,
Some of our farmers have commenc-
ed haying this early, with prospects of
an abundant crop.
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EAST CORINTH.

Rev. Mr.. Smith of Williamstown oc-
cupied the pulpit for the Universalist'
Sunday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Holmes and Mrs
NJ. E. Dickey of Montpelier are visiting
at j. l.. Burgess.
James B. Hale of Newbury was in
town Monday.
The scholars of Hodge district,
Robe district and Taplin Hill district,
together with this school, held a pic
mic in Schoolhouse hall Saturday p. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller were called sud
denly to their former home in New
port last week on account of an acct
dent which happened to Mr.. Mlllers
brother.
Mrs. Charles Page, who has been
visiting friends in Boston and vicinity
for the past three weeks, returned
Saturday.
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EAST ORANGE.

Prof. and Mrs. S. Hutchinson of
Waterbury arrived in town last Satur
day to spend the summer vacation
with Mr.. Hutchinson's parents.
Mrs. Orrin Hutchinson and son visit
ed her mother, Mrs. j. B. Locke, who
is very i'll at Waits River, Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Vance will close his pas
torate labors here next Sunday.
J. E. Sleeper of Bradford visited
friends in the place Monday and Tues
day.
The village school closed here last
Friday, taught by Miss Laura Butler
of East COrinth.
Miss Ethel Hamilton attended COM
mencement at Goddard at Barre last
week.
Miss Edith Davis is visiting friends
in Hanover this week.
Miss Jennie Colby returned from
East Barre Saturday after an absence
of several weeks.
Mrs. J. B. Brooks and daughter of
Syracuse. n. Y, and Miss Jewell of
Chelsea, Mass, arrived at the Jewell
homestead Tuesday night for the sum-
mer.
Miss NJ. A. Merrill and Frank Colby
went to South Corinth Thursday of
last week to visit Roswell Crooke.
their aged uncle. When returning
Sunday, Bill, the family horse owned
by Mrs. E. E. Colby, which they were
driving, fell and died instantly near
Fred ROwe's at Waits River. He was
p years old, had been a good, faithful
animal and will be much missed in the
family.
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CORINTH CORNER

Miss Lizzie Burgin died last We'd
nesday after an illness of about eight
weeks.
Fannie Kenney of Thetford return
ed home last Thursday. She has been
helping care for her cousin Lizzie Bur
gin, for the past six weeks.
School closes next Friday with ap-
propriate exercises.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday.
Several from here attended the
quarterly meeting and centennial at
West COrinth last week.
There Is expected to be lecture
July 10Th at the church by the presid-
ing elder.
z. c. Sleeper has been quite sick
with la grippe, DR.. Corwin is attend
ing him.
G. Fellows is building nice hen
merry and making extensive repairs on
his house.
Miss Kate Burgin from Lynn, Mass.
is at home.
S. /. Porter and wife from Sprin
field visited at his fathers recently.
Mary fuller has gone to Bradford to
work for Mrs. F. X. Prescott, and
Aggie Tullar is picking Strawberries
for F. X. Prescott.
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SOUTH RYEGATE.

William Thompson of Ryegate and
Miss Lillian Taylor of this village were
married last week Thursday. Mr..
Thon pson bought the M. r. Gray
farm about one year ago and has re-
paired the house where they are to re
Side. They have the best wishes OF
all their friends.
Edward George of Hardwick is a
guest of Alvah George.
Horace Thomas has returned from
Michigan, where he has been attend
ing a mechanical school. He will re-
main at home during the summer.
Daniel Fisk has his new barn up. 1t
is 1OOx45 feet. When completed it
will be one of the finest in the town.
Rev. S. A. Jackson supplied Rev.
Mr. Williams pulpit at Peacham last
Sunday.
Henry Clifford and wife of West
Danville were guests at H. A. Vests
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Terry is visiting her sister
who lives in 1ilton. n. II.
Mrs. H. A. West is on the sick list.
S. F. McAllister went to st. Johns
bury Thursday.
Quite a number expect to go to
Halls Pond next Monday, the 4th,
from this place.
Mr.. McGuckian, the new foreman of
the Ryegate Granite Works Co., has
moved his family from Barre into the
Murphy house.
J. D. McAllister will go to Boston
the first of July for a short vacation.
Robert Farquharson is doing some
granite work at Woodsville, N. II.
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WEST COR1NTH.

Rev. F. l. Sargent preached here
last Sunday afternoon as a supply foI
Rev. w. H. Trafton.
Mrs. Lucy Kelley from Laconia, n.
H., IS now stopping at J. p. Virgins
for the summer season.
Z. r. Taplin, our road commissioner,
has been in this part of the town the
past week repairing the roads.
BERTHE Virgins has hired out to
wor k on MaplewoOd farm through
haying.
c. F. Blake is to work for O. C.
Clemment through haying.
Frank Tucker is now at work for
Ed Day and is to make it his home for
the present.