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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07
q ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

Elk " Prusach wseh,dnicb).
M~arursxs nGasetA Ludows" oglassa
90 niisj: W .ssriym tygodniu SD
nam magic ssbraa druksrnie, ks6rs
I~sfsnsowano prrsd rokiem - dsugi
p. Ksrols Bsbrkiego 1 o ks6rs Wy
dswos nGsrsty Ludowej" proceso.
wal sic prswie prses rok = kr6lewsko-
pruskim 6skussm - dsremnie. Ma
stspiia wieo 8mio dniows prssrws
" nssssm vydswnioswie, ale prse-
srwslifmy " burre ! drukujsmy
,Gsrete Ludows' ns rsris " Kro-
ls-ou, dop6ki soowu ME prsyjdsis.
my " posisdsnie druksrni. Msrns
~isc byis rsdoSc nsssyoh wroe6w,
ktorry myself, to Gsrsts Ludowa"
upsdss. Ma pare sygodoi prosimy
orytslnikow o sros.ks oisrplIwosoi-
" ssm'sn "a nssIe wysilsnia. Jsk
bedsiemy NOV misli druksrnls, wte
dy bedzismy snow drukowsli 4 ssro-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07

a chooiaa d~.isiaj tn. nj obcsj siemi
Wolny I wolnymi pedse swoJs late,
To jsdnak screen jsstsm miedsy
.swymi,
Ku tobis, Polsko, mysl l duoh ulats.
A ohocist oboa pr.ykryje mogil.
Cisic, duoh sleoi ponsd polskis b
Gd.is dsis panujs b~e.prswis
gwah, sra,
gdsis lud wolny sakuto " ksj
danny.
o moja Polskol piersiaoh twsgo
ZYjs duoh silny uicssm ME xgnebio
ny,
Polak swyoie4y dokaAe oudu,
Rosnossso wolnoic M wsxs swiats
strony.
Zn6w sa~jslniejess, Polsko, bias.
klein ohwafy,
Wienisc wawr.ynu okoli tive skro.
ME,
tive wislkoscia sdumi sie iwiA,
oaiy,
przes ole oaiy wolnotcis .apao.
MEL
8. O~rpisze,oski.
BEAVER FALLS. Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07
KOcham Gle Polsko!

Koeham ole Polsko, bos ty sienna
Iwiets,
Chtc twojs iany bsscIesroIs pohaf
%,
Chociat d.il nosiss niewoln,ors pe
I Ohoc sic oiebis wypsrli .spr.sh,s..
Kooham ole Polskol kolsbko naro
du,
Kt6ry prses wieki jssnial blaskism
saswy,
A gromisc hordy p6anocy ! wsoho-
du,
Ia wolnesc Ia low sIsdi chetnis "
b6j krwawy.
KoOhsm ole Polskol - ty rslikwio
swists,
Krwis Ojo6w nsssych obAOis srosso.
Kocham! = hos wielks, metns, nile
ugieta,
o! Polsko droga, bsdz biogosiawio-
Kooham ole Polsko: wislkis omen.
tsrsysko
Syn6w wolnoscI, wolnosci sssrmis
rly,
Ola kt6rych niorsm domows og-
nisko,
Kisdy do doju VIOLA, gsos mscis
rsyl
Kochsm TIVE = Pol,ko - lssy, pols,
woody,
Cory, doliny ! iski kwiscisss.
Kocbam TIVE miasts ! wisjskis ragro.
dy
/ dswnsj slswy pamisski viecsystel
Kocbam ole Polsko dusra ssrc, %
caiem,
Jak wdsleczne dziecie koobs osuls
make.
Kocham ss strony, gdIie sic Wy
chow sism,
l gdsiem zostswia svs rodsinns
ohatke.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07
8 godzin piracy.

I'd 1 stycsois br. vprowadrouo "
f.bryce pspisru " Uglicru " Ro'j'.
CUB. jsrosasvskisj) sysu'sn prcby
rmisne daugoioi dnis r~oboczsgo.
Praos " fsbrycs misiy bye nadsl
ole u,tsjsos, ME wyisotsjsc niedsisli
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07

szych i mniejszych So r6wniea
mozliwe, nawet prawdopodob-
ne i ME pozostafyby bez wpfy-
WI ma polityke europejska. Do
syc tn zaznaczyc nawet bezpo-
srednio obchodzacy mas pre-.
Tom W stosunkach wewnetrz-
nych Austrji, ktory zarysowuje
sic coraz wyrazniej.
Rzecz jasna, re z tych ME.
okreslonych dis jeszcze pre-
obrazeh W stosunkach miedzy
pan swami europeiskiemi, 2
tych kombinacyj niewyjasnio-
,nych niewolno wysnu vac real
nych wskaza6 politycznych, ale
wolno, a nawet trzeba przewi.
dywac moiliwosc wystapienia
znowu sprawy polskiej, jake
! pierwszorzednego znaczenia
,sprawy miedzynarodowej.
Ia mozliwosc zawsze zreszta
i~stniafa, a jeaeli ME objawiafa
sic dosyc wyraznie W ~odpowied-
mich chwilacb, to my sami jes-
tesmy winni, be- ME robilismy
mic ola zainteresoN ania opinji
europejskiej nasza sprawl, pre-.
ciwnie, staralismy sic podkres-
lac nasza biernosc, swiadomie
'nieraz dowodzilismy, &c jestes
my W polityce europejskiej une
quantite negligeable. (iloscia ma
ktora molina ME zwazac).
To p~onizanie sic dobrowolne,
to wmawianie nietylko W sic.
bic ale i W innych, &c mic ME
znaczymy, ze jestesmy sfabi i
niezdolni do czynnego wysta,
pienia, nawet gdyby losy nasze
sic rozstrzygaiy, jest ME lyle
moze rezultatem zmiany W cha
rakterze naszej polityki naro-
dowej, lie objawem upadku du-
cha, przygnebienia, z kt6rego
teraz dop:ero powoli sic otrza-
samy.
DIS ~jeszcze i to nietylko
wsr6d przedstawicieli stron-
nictw, ktore ugodowemi naz-
wac mo4na, una bardEo wielu
zwolennik6w dziwny poglad, lie
punktem wyjscia polityki ma
rcdowej must bye uznanie ma
szej sfa5osci, przyznawanie sic
do niej publiczne nawet wtedy,
kiedy sami W te siatosc ME vie.
rzymy. Mowy posfow polskich
W Berlinie przez diugi czas, PREY
kaz lei sposobnosci ten motyw
powtarzafy. Dzis jeszcze W ar
tyku}ach dziennikarskich brzmi
czesto przykra, iscie dziadow-
ska skarga, lie nies}usznie mas
przesladuja. gdy my jestesmy
s}abi, coraz s}absi i do oporu
niezdolni.
Przekonywalismy nietylko
wrogow naszych, ale cafa Ell
rode tax dowodnie, czasem tax
wymownie o naszej slabosci i
marnosci, be W kohcu nam u
wierzyli ME CT wprawdzie, o
ktorych przeb}aganie nam cho-
dz'fo, DO CT wiedza, lie jestesmy
silniejsi md mowimy i mys imy
sami, ale uwierzyli CT, kt6rzy
mas ME znaja bezposrednio. Mic
dziwnego, ae W prasie europej-
'skiej mowia o mas nieraz z po-
gardliwem politow aniem.
(Dokohczenie nastapi).
Snrou,o nrorfnco
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07
DO DELEGATION.

DO DELEGATION.
Hsj, dslsgaoi, w.nisscie ssrc,
ws.ysoy,
TAX Of Z dalsks, jake 1 81 blisc) !
Nsjpierw ma ssjmie po'sozmy sws
dionie,
Dionis bratsrskis, tax, mofoi pa
Ably pokszac slsj pr.soiwnsj stro.
ME,
Zs sic kochamy wssYscy, &C sic
Potsm stan6wmy sprawisdllws
kstwsgo wstepu " to srsrsgi
Z~wiasku,
By z jsgo iona rosla ma SWAT sls
BY sic lud polski ucsyi obowilz
Dsspoty.m skr.ydla sws rozs1sr, a
wsxedxis,
Zdobycse wiedsy ME maja prsy-
stepu,
On chloe bye sawszs na nsjwytsssJ
gr,edsis,
Gnieois oswiate ! brcni postspu. =
Oj, 10 tst bracia panowis, M sej
Kiedy sic sjsd.lem ME aaiujny
praoy,
Mech sic : . kafdy tenn najbsr
d.iej pr.ejmie
Ably COS sdsiaiac dobrsgo dla
bracil
Domy Z~wia.kove Tub jake Ia.
sakiady
Dobroosynnosoi, gdybyimy mile q
mogl',
Wisosnis polskosci trwaiyby IN
slsdy
1 braoiom byfmy tskas dopomo
gil.
Polskioh biskup6w, tax jsk " e.
ropie,
Gdybysmy misl', Iepisjby nam
byic,
Lad polski standby na wyasssj
stopis
l byiby r6wny innym duohs siia.
Sprawisdliwosoi wssedsle sic do
msgac,
To obowia.sk, MECH ka4dy oss
dsi!
Masimy krsywdy o,trym bic.sm
smagsc,
Mech sprawiedliwosc na tel .ismi
rzsdsi.
Myimy tax dobrry, JAZZ nismcy,
sjrysre,
FrsncuIi, wfosi lub inns narody,
Wsssk oni tskts tylko % prsyby
A traktowani lspiej-ss dowody.
Byimy okrsgi misli, dobr.e by
teA byto,
30 ssrrsd jsden ms "a wie.s pra
cy,
w praoy nismsio by mu sic nj
tyio
I wieksrs korsysc mieliby rodsoy
pZgods" ma tydsisf Ir,ynsjmnis
diva rsry.
Do rsk Zwisskowo6w powions
prrychodric,
Me m6giby wteiy hulac obo,
wrsty,
Me mog'by wtsdy v usrod.ls re-
wodsi6.
A terar tycse obrsd pomyilnosoi
Mech 2 sisrsk stsnie "a potegl
srory ole,
Niecbaj ME bsdsis mIsdry Mani
siosci,
A vssyssko p6jdIis ska inis, 30
bscryciel
Marcin Mormuropicz,
Ffsdon'', n. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07
P~rezydentura Carnoto

Prezydentura Carnotd.
Rok 1894. Luty. Zosls.ieuis
,,bordsrsa". Marzso. Docbodsepis
pufkowniks Ssndhsrs. Kwisoish.
Por6wnywsnis pisms oflcerow srts.
bu. POdejrrenie psda ma Dreyfosa.
Prezydentura Cosimir. Periera.
Lipiso. Possukiwsoia minister.
silva wojuy. GrsfOlog Colbert ME
poznsje pisma Dreyfass ma nboris-
rsau". Sisrpieh. Bsrtillon tvierdsi,
10 nbordsrsau" nspisai Drsy fu,.
Wrzesief. Jsn. Merpier podpisuje
roIkss aresrso~snis Drsyfoss Ia
Pei lrisrnik. Dreyfas srssrtowaoy Z
saobovsniem t~ajemnicy. Patty do
Clam prsez 2tygodnis ssars sic o
def wydobyc prsysnsuie. Lissopad'
Major Ormesv lie obsjuujs sled.
two. Mat Drsyfu, prosi Ssndhisra
o pomoc. G :udsieh. SGD vojenny
skssujs Dreyfuss ID. l9J
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Sprawl Polska
" polityce europejskiej.
(Ciag dalszy).


sza dziafalnosc polityczna Ia
stosowac do zmienionego cha
rakteru sprawy polskiej i wo-
COLE do zmienionych W ciagu
ostatnich lat warunkow praw-
no-pahstwowych naszego polo
zenia W trzech zaborach. Ale
W tenn przystoso waniu poszlis-
my dalej, duto dalej, niz ko
niecznosc ~wymagafa. Fakt. &c
sprawa polska przybierac "a.
czeia charakter sprawy wew-
~netrznej pa6stw zaborczych,
fakt zalezny W znacznej mierze
cd okolicznosci przemijajacych
navel przypadkowych, pod
niesiono do godnosci zasady
niewzruszonej, zrobiono dogma
tenn polityki narodowej.
Nalezafo dis jeszcze naleay
liczyc sic z tym faktem. Ale
liczyc sic, to znaczy take rozu-
mice wfa;ciwie jego wzgled-
nose, jego zaleanosc bezpo<red-
mia hub posredn'a I'd r6znych
warunk6w. Uznanie zas "a
dogmat polityki uarodowej, 20
"a ktorym niema zbawienia,
tego faktu, ae sprawl polska
Jest dis sprawl wewnetrzna
pa6stw zaborczycb, lie przesta-
ia bye sprawl narodoVa a, wy
tworzyfo doktrynerstwo poll
tyczne W roznych postaciach -
tr6Jlojalizmu, ugody j t.. d. Be-
alizm polityc1ny liczy sic z fax
tami, ale n~adawanie faktom
z~naczenia zasad, tymbardziej
dogmat6w jest wfasciwoscia
doktrynerstwa zwykfego, kt6re
W imie zasad l~ekcewaiy fakty.
Sprawa polska ME przestafa
bye sprawl miedzynarodowa,
tylko wskutek pewnego uk}a
du stosunkow rolitycznych W
Europe zeszfa ma plan drugi.
TIE stosunki jednak cd lat kilku
ulegaja stopniowen. u przeobra
aeniu. Tworza sic lub zaryso-
wuja dopiero MOVIE kombinacje,
move ukfady polityczne je3eli
przedwczesnem byioby dis
twierdzenie, he sprawl polska
juz W blizkiej przyszfosci wei
die ma porzadek .dzienny jake
sprawl miedzynarodowa, to
tymbardziej nieuzasadnionem
by4oby zapewnianie, De sprawl
nasza dawnego znaczenia W pc
lityce europejskiej lie odzyska.
Wyjasnilismy juz pobieinie,
|jaki wpiyw miaf ukiad stosan-
kow miedzypahstwowych W
polityce europejskiej ma zmiane
charakteru sprawy polskiej.
Ot6z ten uklad dis wfasciwie
|.jua ME istnieje. Rozpadfo sic
faktyclnie tr6jprzymierze, a bo-
daj czy ME jesteSmy obecnie
widzami pekania nici sojuszu
rancuzko-rosyjskiego. Polity-
ka kolonjalna mocarstw zach d.
mich, kt6ra ich uwage cd spraw
europejskich odciagafa, wytwa-
RIA obecnie coraz to nowe an
tagonizmy lub wSp6lnosci inte-
resow, kt6re gdy sic zaostrz | i
wyjasnia, wywofaja niezawod
ME zmiane radykalna W ukfa-
die stosunkow miedzypa6stwo-
wych W Europe. NIedawno
|jeszcze zabawnem dziwactwem
by|oby przypuszczenie, lie pre-
bieg spraw chi6skich moAe W
jakikolwiek sposob W najdrob-
niejszej mierze wpiywac ma
sprawe nasza. DIS stosunki
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Sprawl Dreyfusa.

Ola u'aswisnia zorjentowsnIa sic
osytelnikom " odmeoie fskt6wi wy.
dsr,sf, jski ssanowi sprawa Drsyfi.
sa, podsjemy poniie chro oologiosns
ssssswieuis rosmsisych jsj f.s.
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FRA Kiln 60 UNITY.
ST. AIBANS

The St. Adams Driving club have ar
ranged for n meet at the Association track
on August - and 26. Purses 20 the amount
Of $50 ace offered. The races will include
on the first day 2:3j class, rrot and pace,
and 2;22, trot and pace on the second
day there will be BPS trot and pace, and
free-for-all, trot and pace.
The NTH annual tournament of the st.
Adams Lawn Tennis ASSOCIATION for tho
Smith trophy, will be held at the tennis
court at Gov, Smiths on August %, "a and
plays tennis and sholk be made TO Col.
Farrand S. StranahanNy August %.
William Seal, aged about 81 years died
at his home on Adds street Thursday af-
ternoon, after an illness of several Months
with consumption. lie leaves wife and
several grown sons ana daughters.
]. NJ. Morrison OF Moberly, Mo, has
been appointed resident engineer of the
Central Vermont railway. The appoint
ment took effect Thursday.
Mrs. w. II. Livingston, who is spending
short time in the city, having just re-
turned from the West, is quite seriously
| i'll
Mrs. Eliza J. DuntoU, widow OF William
| c. Clark, died at the home IT her son
| William II. Clark, early Saturday morn
ing. aged 81 years. She leaves two sons
both of this city. Harry A., boohkeeper II
the Weldon National Bank. and william
T., of the firm of Clark & Hatch. Tie NJ
neral took place from her home on Fair
field street sunday afternoon at 3:%
o'clock. The Rev. W. $. Smithers olilcia tee
| assisted by Rev. DR.. Rankin OF Washing
| ton. The hearers were Warren Clark, w
| IT, II. Greene, S. g. Greene and Charles
Clark. The interment was in the Soutf
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previous. and never reganed conscious
ncss and took but very little nourishment.
Mrs. Thomas Mareetts and daughter
Jennie visited i'm West Rumney and
West Concord last week, returning on
Monday .-Miss Nottie Davis has accepted
a position in Orange Mass, in one of tho
large schools there, where she will go
about September 1st.-t,llis Smith and
wife Of East Hardwick are visiting n. W.
Stcvcns' famiy.-Mrs. j. +. Wilson Of
Fair Haven, accompanied by her sister
Carrie stevens, arrived in town last Fri
day.-Andrew Chase and wife of Fletcher,
visited their daughter over Sunday.
JEFFERsONVILLE.
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. William Rushford.-itev. and
Mrs. II G. Howard are taking a vacation
and will be absent several weeks. They
have gone to Provincetown, Mass, on
Cape Cod. In MIR. Towards absence last
sunday Prof. Oscar Atwood of Straight
University New Orleans, Id, ofiiciatcd.
Two other clergymen were also present,
Rev. II. A. Bushnell from Massachusetts
and Rev. Mr.. futile from Rhode Island.
who is stopping at Hotel Melcndy, and
who will preach in the Second Congrega-
tional church next Sunday.-Jessie Scott.
from Greenfield, Mass, formerly teacher
here is Il guest ~ Charles Thomas Mrs
/ G. y. Cleveland and daughter Jessie,
who have spent the past year at North
Adams, Mass, have returned home.-The
remains of tho little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Smith from HardwiCk were
brought here for burial last Saturday
and brief services were held at tho resi-
denCe of w II. Sandcrson by Rev. Ed
win Wheelock.-The next meeting of the
Crescendo Club will he held August 18th
with Miss Carrie Carroll at the residence
of S. T.. Steinhour. The club have raised
over one hundred dollars the past year TO
purchase books for a library The lawn
party will be held on l.. +. Harrington >
grounds, rear the new town building,
August IL for the benefit of the libra ry.
Mrs. Mabel (Whitcomb) IIawley who has
been quite seriously sick is a little better.
WOLCOTr
Miss Cole Foster OF BURLINGTON is visit
ing in town.-Mrs. Mary Langdon Of New
hampshire IS visiting her sister, Mrs. AL
| bert Brown.-OsCar Slayton and Miss
| Myra Currier are to teach the village
camping at HiEhsatc Springs the past
week.-Georye Worsey and vile Of
Massachusetts are visiting At t. L.
stevens Several from this place took in
the excursion to Westport y. Y, last
week.-A. y. MunscU and wife of Morris
vile listed in town Friday and Saturday
of last week.-P. j. Liberty and Charlie
Wood have gone to JefferSonville to work.
. The Of W. are to give the play The
Broken Bonds" a Hardwick next Satur-
day evening, Aug. 13th.-Nrs. Nettie Bull
lard is now able to ride out and got about
cChsiderably.-Mrs Nathan brown and
, children of MOrristown have been visit
ing at Geo. Aliens
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BUCK HOLLOW.
GARNb iSLF. COUNTY.
AJRT-RC CENTRE

r.
Mrs. Lotta Kingsley ana dauth'er Ieit
for their home in Massachusetts last week.
"Mrs' esiey i.ock"eil ana son are Wis
itihg friends IN towh'-Mr' anu MIS-.
'haries McNeiII' VINO nave neeI spenuis
whlle WIN Mr. ana MIS- W D. Mc1>e'''
nave returned 70 their home IN LcoAh2h'
N.H.-Mr. ana Mrs Mazip l.anelo!s are tne
napPv parents Oh soh'-Nl's' fia,us L.
Few, da,a ag, h,. e,irnipg On tho door sten
and broke her leg in two places.--Mrs. j.
NJ. Carpenter of Richford visited Mr. ana
Mrs. w. a. Souie last week-MlsS Ruth
Soue has gone to New Iork.-Mrs. MILO
Allen and Master Arthur of South Heco
visited Mrs, Aliens old home saturday ana
Sunday.-'E'sSic and Nellie Allen oil SAX
ersheld are III town Tor Wcek-MlsSes
Jennie and Bessie Rockwell returned IRON
a trip to Lake George Siturday.--Mrs w.
j. Men ell has so far recovered from Ger
illness as To ne able to go to l.eoinon, \.
H. for few wceks.-Ihe Methodist ialr
under the auspices of the EpWorth League
VIII be held on the afternoon ana even
lngs of August % and q Arrangements
Rre being made for attractive programmes
both evenings, and large attendance Is
hoped for. Both single and season tickets
VIII be sold in advance.-The experience
social Cf Aug. was success in eNaSN
way. The readings of MIS-. Fred steven
son OF Boston proved rare treat to
Very grateful audience ana inc 'ocfI So
les of Miss lmah Mott of West Alhurg also
won much APPLAUSE. The ladles Aid treas
ury was the recipient of $500, whereas
the patrons received interesting accounts
Of experiences encountered Turing the
earnirg Of the money.-R"v. David Lat
shaw of Ripley, ohio, will occupy the pul-
pit at AlburS Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday morning.
GRAND ISLE
lawn party VIII be held at the resi-
donce oil II r., samson inurSu'N evening
August l'th, the lEuceeus 10 ne gwen ,ho
Methodist Episcopal chnrch'-r' r Nc
lerfnott OF freehQld' ~ 'i'' mas lo'i'eu ms
cd ne oxcur,jnn IN Ausable Chasm en- the
steamer Maquam the llth.-JcSe ph Bal
lard of Georgia is in town buying WOOL
Eagle Camp is filed with guests.-Rev.
George Winch of Holyoke Mass, otticiat-
ed at the Met hodist Episcopal church sun
day, Aug. 18th: an able sermon was deliv-
cred to crowded house-Arnons the
guests in town last week were e. A.
, Church and wife and Miss Maude Johon-
nott and r. G. Page and wife of Burlin8-
ton at s. G. Macomher's, X. NJ. Donald
son and daughter OF Union Falls, Iowa,
at r. Donaldson's Mrs. Mary Prindle of
Schuvler Falls n Y at Irving Davis
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
EAST HARDWICK,

Clinton Keith and wife are visiting at
Cambridge.-Arthur H. Smith and wife
lost their infant son few days since.
The remains were taken to Cambridge
for nterment-Rev. Rufus Russell &C.
cupicd the pulpit of the Baptist church
very acceptably Sunday last, also Rev,
Mr., Bates at the Congregational church
Guy Blossom of Bellows Falls and Mis-
Jennie Shedd of this place, were united
in marriage at the home of the bride,
parents on the morning of the 15th-This
town was again visited by IA terrific cleo
trio storm last Saturday evening. one bolt
striking in an open yard near by, but ns
damage was done.-rhe Misses Alice Sim.
ons and Linnie Curtis have returned tc
their home in Jericho,-Mr. and Mrs
Ben of Massachusetts are visiting at C
S. Montgomcrcs
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LAMOILLE COZ NTY.
MORRIS VILE.

Lamolle Grange met at their hall over
George +, Earles dry goods store Thurs
day. About 80 invited guests from Water
bury were present. Refreshments were
served and royal good time was enjoy
ed by all.
The village has recently laid new sew
err on the Brooklyn side to accommodate
the only remaining house that was not
corrected with the system
Mrs. Harry Gutter of Barre is visiting
her old acquantances in town.
II. A.. Slayton is pushing forward as
fast as possible the repairs on the null
property recently purchased
Mis-. Sadie Rublee Pike, who has been
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n. Star. are camping at Franklin Pond. 90
Dr. J. " Hamilton of Rutland was in
town over Sunday visiting his uncle, N.
+. Hamilton, Of the Brigham House DR..
Wilkinson Of Pittsburgh, y. y, is visit
ing at G.. IT, Blodgett's.--Thcre arc now
twenty boardcrs at the Brigham House
and Dr. Hamilton is kept busy looking
after their Comfort-Thc annual Cata-
lCgue Of Brigham Academy is now cut
and may be had Of Prof. Merrill.--John
Leach. a graduate Of Brigham Academy
class of 1891 has enlisted in tho army TO
go to the Philippires.-rhe town schools
in Bakersfield will begin the ycac's sos
sion the first Monday in Septcmbcr.-Qu
n few from this place attended the camp
meeting Sunday at Johnsou.-DcicOn John
a. Perkins is fast rcganing his health
and it Is hoped that he will be able to be
out in the near future.
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Edwerd Perlcy of Antwerp, n. V, has
been spending few days with his
brother. Corliss Perley.-Mr. and Mrs.
Wibert Anderson Of Exter, y. H., acc WIS.,
ting at their fathers, Ira $. Anderson
Herman Noyas Of Brockton. Mass, called
on friends in town Thursday ard Friday
of last week. Mrs. Il. L. Washbufu went
Tuesday to Chateugay Lake, ~ Y.-B. ~
Combs has had an iron roof put on his
barn.
WEST BERkSl1lEC
Rov. Mr. Enker n Baptist minister. who
Is stationed at Abbott's Corner is stay.
ing at Mr.. Oscar Bowcn's this week. -
The camp meeting at Sheldon Is to COM
meucc on the % of this month-The
Ladies Ald met with MIS- McAiiSle'
Wednesday, evening OF the singing
school has been changed froto ruesday
evcnin,, ia Monday evening Gui,e a mum.
ber of pcople from this vicinity arc gong
TO Dunh,m pond for a picnic thursday OF
this woak
,,tc,,,,,,,
| Mrs. Paul Atkinson aud Lester Martin
and wife ceturned Monday to New York
lc!ty.-W. J. Furbush from West Newton
Mass. is in town looking after horses
James Iutler and wife are visiting Mrs
| II orris Cutler-Mrs. W. NJ Roberts re-
tlrncd to New York Monday night-Mrs
Barnes from Moorcs. \. Y, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Baxter, re
| turned home NJ 1nday night Mrs. Samue
Stinchour and Miss Jessie Lent returne'
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

NE" fOfl'
g. G.. Farrar ard sons have been
visiting his parents IN Keene. n. H.-Mrs.
j. f. Blanchard's mother and sister are
here from Burlington vistinz.-The 36th
annual reunion of Vermont Officers will
be held here August 29th Members Of the
society. officers, non-comm IS oucd officers
Of the army and navy with ladies' are eX-
prcted and ar. cordially invited. The adj
dress will be at Lanes opera house at
o'clock in the evening by Lieut.. KittredCa
Haskins of Brattlcboro. Banquet at tho
Memphrcmagog House at $50. Tolstmas-
ter f G. Rutterfeld; marshal W. W.
Henry: Il NJ Manslr. president Newport:
Fred f.. Smith MontUelier. secretary; H.
NJ Mansur, Newport, f. u. Buttertield,
Derby Line r, 5 Parks NewporI e\eeu-
. xcursi,n to the Mountain House. Owla
Head, return i'm season for the los p m
,rain.-Charlos Brigham is a guest of T.,
A. Stewart. Charles T. Brigham is visit
ing his sister Mrs X Richm ond both arc
clerk in the Boston postol'icc. the eldest
having held the position over 60 years.
Mrs A. F. Vance was called to New
Bedford. Mass. Tuesday owing to sick
ness of a sons wife.-Nrs Eugese Bow
ley has returned from a visit to Worccs-
ter Nass.-N. l.. Foster and family spent
Sunday at Mrs. Fosters parents Mr.. and
Mrs Horace Story of Irasburgh.-Mrs y.
y. Beedo is visiting her parents ut the
Valley hotel. Barton Landing.-Mr. Za-
brisk and family arrived SATURDAY dnd
do,,ro fsl,,d down tho lake -Hou,,,, Irltn.
ana wife of Earro are visiting at his
mothers Mrs y " Hildroth's-Nr and
Mrs II ProuIx and son oscar are visit
ing IN RIA; ahauh'-iseV' ana Mrs' y -,
T,,,ctdnv Mr. Wadsworth will ratrun on
Saturdav.-O F Donney. A respected citi-
! zou died last Friday Of cancer Of the
! stomach Tho funeral was held Sunday
at the Baptist church. Rev. O. J.. ODDS