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The National tribune., 1900-06-14
Headquarters GRAND ARMY
OF THE REPUBLIC,
WoaEinqfon, d. O., Junc 2, 1900.

i Olll i1,OOU
The Commissioner of Pensions
(at page ~ of his annual report
for 1890 states that during the
year ending June 80, 1890. there
were detailed to the Secretary's
Office:
9 clerks. at the annual compensa-
tion of 1S,09SG9
The National tribune., 1900-06-14
NINE. RUPPERT'S FACE BLEACH.

says IL appreciate the fact that there thousands
ted States that would like to try my world renowned
The National tribune., 1900-06-14

The War Department informs the Sen
ate that since May l., 1898, it has spent
S15, ,637, ,096.45 for the transportation of
men, animals and supplies to the Philip
pines. 1t has paid $Sl SOL 1S for tolls in
the Suez Canal, and has saved over
S9,OOO,00O by owning its own transports
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
BURLINGTON, VT. THU RSDAY, FEBRUARY 22 1900

George Sipe is in very poor health. Mrs
Carolire Haywood has had a bad attack
recently, ana is quite low.-Mrs Wallace
FaiT is in poor health.--F. Jackman and
wife. Il. Il. Siple and family and Mrs.
William Sirlc attended the 10th anniver-
ssry OF the marriage of MIR. ana Mrs. Nell
son Mitchell in New Haven, Friday night
=. l.. Jackson conducted concert for
the benefit of the local orchestra Satur-
day evening, in the Good Tempars hall In
was well attended and a good sum rea,-
ized.-Miss Dell Nichols, aged 2S years.
died early Monday morning at the home
of her father, Edison Nichols, after a
lingering illness of consumption. This IS
the second daughter, who has died Of
this disease, and the afflicted family have
the sympathy of the community.
BRIDPORT.
Antoinette Walker died at the home Of
Mrs. Bafrows, where she was boarding,
last week Thursday. Tho funeral was
held at the Methodist church Saturda y
aftevnoon.-'rhe ladies held a valentine
social at the vestry last Thursday even
ing. There will be aonther gathering at
the same place, on the evening of March
1st. The gentlemen. in costume, will have
charge of the refreshments Each lady is
expected to pay foe herself and escort. \
literary entertainment will be presented.
Roy G. Norton of Addison recently
visited his brother. =, D. Norton.
SALISBURY.
,,enutv is oxnoc,ed --,.sd,v o,orirp
Feb 81 to orooniyn a c.rangn rbo Mil
LIoburv CotIcgn t,dios, C.ia,, cl,,h ,.,,., a
concert in tho town nan Wednesday. nj ,ht
Feb. 18th. The programme was good and
well redercd. The recitals by Miss l..
Bernico Thomas were much appreciated.
NJ cU"Vr'l was C"JoEru ny an VINO az
l'iucu ~ was iolIoWeu ny an oyster "ui'-
Pcl'--H NV pHN mas Se'tI'N III
Io",l' ~ , hrlGh"ili'- nc SchooIS cloS' '"l-
M,ph' ne SCHoolS ~ in' Nl'IasC give an
l'lo" , I'u"N e.rh'"s ana INC s'Hoo'
1T WEST ""Iso"iS lhutSu"y evening
WEST FERRTSBu RGIl
IN ,,-olrosd,,. o,.o,,;,, III, ,,- d.,
II r. Da,.roat a ,,,71,e .t,t, ,,,
i,.e;s on ~, Iaf, III .,,t ,,t.i,'. ~,
- so,naui,a, ha,t. t%.,a t,,o', - ii,
Soil. ~ T1a,ii. ,,iI -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
FIRE IN VERGENNES.


Ncreennos, Feb. 4l-The Ncrecnues
Manufacturing cos plant caught ucc ac
about 3 O'Clock this morning and Wa4
burned TO the ground. Tho loss is scvcu
or eight thousand dollars and the plant
Was insured for $500 which is divided up
between the North American, Phoenix OF
Hartford and Vermont Mutual lu~uVln,
companies. The lirm were manufacturers
of furniture sash. doors and blinds and
house furnishings and also ran a saWmili
in connection with their othcV business.
They employed 10 mon About $9O0 ol
finished work ready for shipment wds
burned. Several mon lost their kits of tools
on which there was no insurance. The fire
is said to have caught in the dry house.
Tho building was known as the old tam
merry and was an old landmark in this city.
II was used for a tannery for long time
by the late c. u. kceleg who did a large
business i'm that line. preceding and during
the civil war. Henry Miner is said to have
lost sl25 worth Of tools in the fire. This il
the third time that Mr.. Miner has had
this happen to him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
ADDISON COUNTY.
MtDDLEBURY.


MIDDLEBURY.
y "a ru,,d,. who for tho nasi srvcu
.,I,r. b,s L,,n tb, ,o,al axprrss Yptut
So,r lort to,-n trridav nf,,b, ON the Sleep
80. f, t.,r,o \ ~ where he has been
.,,i,,.l1 ...,,.,,t ,r ii,n nfti,c thnrp His
,,i.,,n non. viu lao 6l1cd hv l.. n. Uincltic
,f t,,ttI hnrn N1r Eundy during his stay
I,rc has r,,d. mau, friends VINO regret
tn t.v,. him co mis- familv will remain
her, for the pros,n, A. a token of re-
,ucn1hllncc his brother Masons called
.n,,,i.,, meeting at thcir lodge room which
vas well attended. Nh Bundv was pro
.ontcd with an elegant gold watch from
Tho members of tho local lodge. 1t VAS
presented hv Master Hr f.. H. Martin.
who made some very auroprlatc remarks,
which was followed by a banquet in their
hanouct hall He was also presented with
So, il, cold which yv;I, presented to him by
Frank T. Shcpard i'm behalf of the mcr-
,.1-out,. and busin,ss men of the town out
ssfdo Of the Alasons.
\tout q of the Young lady ani gentle
mon friends of Miss Gertrude fletcher
1ooL "A SLEIGH ride to hrr homo i'm Brid-
mort Thursdav evening. whcr. they spent
:: very ENJOYABLE evening, and after a
very elaborate spread of refreshments
they returned home arriving here at an
early morning hour.
Mr. Emcty WIssell the popular station
agont here. was united in marriage at
s. N1arv's Roman Catholic church Sat-
rrdav morning ut o'clock with Miss
Nellie Aunchman Of ShorCham, by Father
Nbanror rrrtor of rho church Miss Stella
AUrchman, sister OF the bride was
bridesmaid and Thoodor" puicclte pest
man. Mr. and Mrs. WisSell went norm
TO Montreal for a short honey moon. lheE
viii make their future home here.
Thc directors who were recently elected
bv those who are Interested in establish
Ing "A cooperative creamery here, nave
held another meeting and have decided to
60 ahead as they had sold the required
amount of stock. They have also elected
Isaac l.. Rogers president G. D. Miner
secretary. and Judge Weeks treasurer.
They will use the building which was built
several years ago by Mr.. Atwood for their
plant and they expect to get the plant in
running order by April l. The officers arc
now looking up the required machinery
'or the same.
The Wedding of Mrs. Charlotte La Pan
ma Mr.. Augustus Mumbeo of this village
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
(HITIE>DE\ COUNTY.
ESSEN JUNCTION


o"'lN ~ '"Nh "a ll'et 81 'oSt,i'V' WI II
the SIM Vi cli''clsIl III 'he NIlIdse ana
lhdplNty 70 MAKE satisfactory arrange
mehtS Ior me concert 'he remaining num-
perS OF the iiish SchooI lecture course
nave peei cahre4leu' llotdeIS OF season
ucke's VIA nave thc balance due them
clu'ueu ny tlle S'uuehtS OF WhoW they
bought the tickets within few days.
lNeN Should nave the tlck"tS ready to re-
turn To the students when applied for.
lhe irlcndS OF claude |. Hunter Will be
plcascn TO learn that ne mas received pro-
motion in the Proctor Marble company at
ilot 1Os' ms new poSluOn is mat OF grad
ing and shipping clerk in the yards of the
company.
inc Ladies AID society of the ConSre-
tlonal church VIII mold lett handed So
cane AT the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. l..
iead fFlday evening Those who would
Ike to ride may leave their names at the
store or Read d Bates from where teams
"rri 50 i.oili y clocn I'lI sou; \.
Chase's stable Saturday afternoon ,vas
largely attended The horses. % mead
were brought from Boston by J. Hcrher
and were an disposed of at a good price
f. l.. Smith of Fletcher bought "A pair of
blacks at S2S9, W. $. Teachout par of
bays at $40, T.. H. Myers a pair of grey :
for $3.50 ". w Smith a pair of blacks and
a pair of gr'ays at $l7j and $50. -. j.
Whitton a pair at $220 A. T.. Read one
chestnut morse at $40.
The young people of the church of the
Holy Family are to give a two act comedy
oititled dorothy Clydc or the Suuirc's
Daughter" in Catholic hail next TUESDAY
evening.
The bids for the contract fol the con-
struction of the new water system were
opened TUESDAY afternoon The bids run
from SSon0 To $1,000. Eighteen contractors
were present and offered bids
Warnings have been posted for the an
nual town meeting to he held i'm Memo
rial hall Tuesday, March 6 at 10 O'Clock n.
IN
Mls. j. II. Burke was successfully op va-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
tNDERH1LL CENTRE.

Friday. While Chopping IN the woods the
limb of a tree fell and struck him on the
head, cutting quite a cash, He was un-
conscious for some timc.-IIlwln Thomp
son and Willis Prior of Northhed we're IN
this place on business Saturday.--Mr. aud
Mrs james Flynn arc the happy parents
of son, born Feb. 15-Rev. Father
Shannon Of Middlcbury was here Thurs
day and Fridly.--Miss Lula White, who
works in Burlington spent Sunday and
Monday with her mother, Mrs. Il. l..
White.-Mss Rona White went to Bur
lington Monday night to spend few days
with her sister Miss Lula White.-Patrick
Garland, who has been visiting in Swan
ton has returned home.-Jed White of
Burlington visited his father, Robert
White, Thursday.-The Kings Daughters
will meet with Mrs. Almira Mead We'd
nes0ay.
WESTFORD.
Miss Sadie McNall, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry McNall. was married to Mr.
Harlow Hicks at Underhll Wednesday
evening.--RcV. II. n. I1opkinson gave
very interesting talk on Burmah in the
town hail Friday cvening.-1'he report
that the Berlin Bridge Co. asked for
more time TO complete the bridge to he
placed across Browns river, is without
foundation. The stone work Is ready for
the bridge, when il arrives. Miss Maude
Wilcox was the guest of Mr. and Mrs II.
w. Rice over Sunday-Whilc coming to
the creamery Thursday. Hcman Rice had
quite Il lively runaway. When near Ed
ward Morgan's his team became flight-
crcd and threw him ont of the wagon.
The team ran to the village and spilled
six cans Of milk near the school house,
and continued their course until one horse
fell in front of Rice Bros. store. The
horses were uniniurod. hut sir Rice was
considerably shaken up by the fan from
the wagon-Nltss Luna OsgoOd has re-
turned from Chariotte.-Shorman Howard
is much better.-.Jonn Ballard has moved
into /. 4. Tabo,'s house.
The Cloverdalc Creamery company paid
ri,,,d ,o,' I.'',,ar c,i N,., - ~ poi,or
and Mrs John T.. Alien went to Richrord
Wcducs day, where Mrs. Allen acted as one
of the Judges in q prize speaking contest,
which took place Wednesday evening.
CttApror,,rt,
Mrs. Frank Humphrey is stopping with
MIS-. y. {. I}uSh Tor tn" present, Nr.
Bush Icing absent on businoss.-lt Is rc-
ported that Bert Lewis, former Char
lotto boy, now a. resident Of California, Is
coming E1st this spring for a vile, the
Young lady residing III Rutland. Nr.
Lewis and his brother Carl have pros
porous boot aud shoe store at Oakland,
cal The health of both is much I'M
proved since leaving Nermont.-tlar'cy
Williams cur his foot quit" badly while
chopping in The Woods-Herbcrt Page has
rented the ]. r. llubbcl farm for the
coming year and expects to move about
March lSt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22

The shaft at the copper mine in Water
bury has been sunk to a depth of GO feet:
and the ore is now being saved for work
ing. 1t was expected that the shaft would
have to be sunk 1oo feet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
VERMONT
Ocal Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Moo
tain State. :
:
THE NEWS BY CT TIES
s
4

ne Winooski Valley, Villiges up North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Greek
and by the Shores of White
River Covered by Special
Correspondents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22

Mrs Ray and Mrs. Somers spent few
days in Bristol the past week. Ten mem /
bers Of the lodge of American WoOdmon
visited the Burlington lodge Friday night.
Mis- W. T.. Andrews has returned from
Burlington. Mr. and Mrs Guy Burritt
are the parents of a SON born February
1i.-Mr, and Mrs. Guy Toby attended the
funeral of a relative in Ncrgennes Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. George Blair of Shell
burne are spending d few days in town
with Miss Grace Jackman. Mrs. Lorraine
of Burlington Is Niiting at Fred Lavignr'S.
MIR. aud Mrs. Clayton Pdrtch Of Burliug-
ton were at II. a. Posts Saturday.-Thc
young child Of Leonard Burritt, which has
been sick with gastric fever remains
about the same, The W. r. G. will give
and old folks supper at c. A. r. hall Tues
day evening, February z.
EssEsX.
Preparatory lecture Of the Congrcga-
tional church next Tnursday evening;
communion next Sunday Rcv. Mr..
Hastings OF Colchestcr supplying The
church viii he present at tine Thursday
night meotiug.-'rhe people of this viciu-
ity are preparing to give a dinner, town
meeting day. in Grange hall, the proceeds
of which are for the benefit Of the town
library. ". Crockett OF the Free Press
staff Burlington. has been engaged bN
Il. :. sherman Post. No. S6. as speak r
for Memoria, day. The exercises this year
viii bc held at ColchCstcr.--A party was
given Master George Whitten Monday
night, it being his 18th birthday. Seven
teen were present. Music, games and a
social time occupied the eVoniug.-Thc IT,
&. L. closes the winter term next FRIDAY
evening, with public exercises -Chijtcu-
den Pomona Grange met with Essex
Grange at it's hall Tuesday the 10Th. It's
sessions were occupied with nst7lla ion
of officers and business, with a short
H'Vl''3 P'OEt"'.''HV' ~ u'l''I9 'uS Sta!''u
Milton. oversoer. Chas. :. Athorton Of
Essex. lecturer Mrs s r. story of EssoN:
chaplain. @. j. Lowrcv of Jericho; treas
urer G. l. Sanderson Of West IIi'ton:
sccretary T. + Garvir Of Essex;
steward. Robert Kirby Of t'nderhil.
'Thc last debate of The winter term Of
tn, Maple Lawn Debating club was held
ON Fs-idav evening. Feb. 10 Vicc-nrcs,deut
Kate Y Cookie nrcsiIcd An audience Of
ano1t SIXTY was present ana the foloW-
and violin Miss Erovn and Mr. Cburrb.
,,,.,,.c,.. riaro colo 1ti.. L.,r,hair. ror;,Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
IIANkSNI VILE.

Herbert Grace and wife have gone to
Leicester to liVe.-Bcniamin Tromhley
visited i'm Lincoln Sunday.-GuN Gortou
fch on the ice recently, breaking a rib
Iulett x Grace are going to tnderhjlI
soon, where they have rented a store
Mrs Lyman Green has gone to Jonesvilio
to work in a factory N.-Carrio lIaskins is
visiting in Bristol,-Cclia Thompson is
home on a visit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
WIILISTON,

Fred Sisters has left the wilkins farm
and moved to Jerome Goodrich's farm
Cards are out for the wedding Of Henry
Patten and Nellie wilkins which is to
take place Feb, 18th inst, at the bride s
home Newton Isham is al home, having
finished clerkng for Jordan Bros, at
Jericho Centre. Maud Lamson has been
visiting in burlington, Mrs Amos Wal
ston, who has been poorly all winter, is
somewhat better now.-Mrs. Merchant
was at the Fanny Allen hospital Satur-
day to see her sister-in law, Mrs. Jenette
Miss Iavia Croto is able to ride out. -
Mr. Aleer. who has been visiting his son
ana daughter In Moretown, returned TO
Mr. TarboXs Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
SIIOR El1AM.

Henry Dcloug is sick with the grip.
Charles Dclong, who has been in Boston
for several days, has returned home
Miss NasS has returned from New York
city.-Mr and Mrs. Mills Of PottcrsViile
have been visiting at Mr.. Wendall's.-M Nj
Woodruff of ElzabethtoWn has been
visiting at w. H. Bircharl's. The water
in the Fair is higher than for many years.
Miss Nellic Tottingham is visiting IA
SudbuiY.-Mrs. G. W. Howard accom-
panied Miss Emma Todrin to Burlington,
where she is TO enter the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment-A pair Of twins
have come to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Webster
Miss Alice Ward, who has been sick for
some weeks with the grip, is Improving
Miss Addie Moore has gone to Proctor
:. =. Jane Tarr and daughter, Wnifrcd,
who have been visiting in the West, re-
turned on Thursday.-The Ladies' Mis-
sionary society of the Congregational
church held their regular meeting Thurs
day afternoon, the 18th, after the usual ex-
erclscs supper was served and a social
time was enjoyed in the evening.-W w.
NJ Jorc has gone to Boston. Russell Farm
ham is spending few days a his fathers,
f. e. Farnhams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
TALCOTT.

Mrs Charles Walston spent several
days last week in Richmond, the guest
of her daughter, Mrs +. w Freeman
clifford Booth Mr.. Herrick and L. Mae
Talcott closed their schools last Friday.
Mr. Booth returned to his home in Putney
and Mr. Herrick to West Mlton.-Robelt t
r. Forbes has SO far recovered as to he
Continued on 9th pagel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
IiINESBURGti

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Burlitt are rejoicing
over the birth of "A son, Valentine B,Tritt
on February l4-At the Cemetery associa-
ton meeting on Feb. Is +, K, Miles was
chosen president; Ii. a. Beocher, secre-
tary; l., Sanctuary, treasurer; q, D, Boyn-
ton, seNton.-County Examiner j. E. Allen
has changed the dates first announced for
the teachers examination in the academy
10 Feb, 2S and March 1.-The Ladies' Aid
society held very pleasant sociaoie at
Mrs. q, u. Boynton's last week Tuesday
During the late thaW water covered
the nats ana inundated the road north
and south of the Village.-D. j. Walston
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
LINCOLN.

Dr. w. |. Brandon of Addison was in
town Monday, prospecting with the view
of locating here,-'T'hc school at the Cor
ncrs, taught by Miss O'Rouike of Rut-
land, closed a successful term Thursday,
with fine exhibition in the evening. All
VS. schools in town sYs ASw closed,-Mis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
NEW IiAN EN-.

+. E. Rowley Visited friends in Shell
burne last Wcek.-Gracc +, Weston is
visiting her Sist@r, Mrs T.. l.. Gates, in
Erdttlchoro. Miss a. Mabel Pedse is
visiting friends in Burlmgton.-Alss Kate
WriCht and capt. Prouty of Burlington
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. c. s
Dana over SundaN,-About 80 of tht
friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs
Nelson Mitchell gave them a pleasant sur
prise last Friday evening, it being the
10th anniversary of their wedding day
A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all
After refreshments We're served they WeCo
presented with some NcVy useful ano
ornamental gifts.-Ahout nity of th,
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. George SMigl
gave them surprise party at r., II
SQuier's last Friday evening. Refresh.
ments were served and a most enjoyable
time was had by All, Mr. and Mrs. Sprigs
went to house excepting in S. Nutting
house Monday.-Mrs. Elmira Holcomb OF
Salisbury is visiting relatives in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
SHELRURNE.

Mrs. w. A. Weed has gone to Albany,
y, v, to visit her sister, Mrs. Ferris. She
will 90 to Troy to see her brother, Henry
StoWoll before returning.
The Burlington High School Banjo and
Mandolin clubs will give "A concert at the
Methodist church. Friday, Feb. %.
The Kings Daughters viii meet with
Mrs, f. w Bssonette Friday at > p. m
James Sutton is ON the sick list.
Miss Alfredo StOddard burned her hand
quite severely on "A hot stove Tuesday.
A New England supper and graphophone
entertainment VIII be held AT Trinity par
ish house Thursday evening Feb, 30. Sup
per served from to s o'clock. Admission.
including suppec and entertainment, -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
Ill NTINGTON.

Max l. Powell of Burlington was IN
town Friday and Saturday, the guest of
High Ealin z. y. Nortou.--A supper
was given in the town hall TCcsdai wen
ing for the benefit of Rev j. Il. Franklin.
Nils. Guy Bickford has returned from
West Lebanon, y. II.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01
z Bradd0ck, Pa.
TOaodrzystwo PoleE.

Odezwa do polek W Braddook i oko.
10y.
Jak juz Wan wiadomo, nasze rodaoz.
XII " innych miastaoh wiekszych poza-
kladaly tow. zehskie, a wieo i my, pol
XII, zamieszka}e " Braddook i okolioy,
postanowilysmy isc "a ioh przykladem.
W tym celu zebra'o sic z Braddock i
okolicy 13-oie pan W dniu 81 styoznia
b. :. i p~ostanowi.y zalozy6 Tow. Polek,
jake grupe Zwiazku Polek, 'kt6ry jus
oddawna istnieje W Chicago, i W laoz
nosci z MIN praoowa6 ola dobra naszej
uoietniesonej Ojczysny, a zarazem po.
msgac sobie wzajemnie " chorobie i
nisszozesoiu. A zatem, polki,
kt6ra tylko z Was ma dobro Ojczyzny
ma serou i W kt6tej piersi tleje duoh
P"lski, przybadzoie ma pierwsze special.
ne posiedzenie, kt6re sic odbedzie W
dniu 4lutego b. +. o godz. Z wieozorem,
w DOM pahstwa Sym orowskich ma
Washington ave. No. 1911.
81. Wolowska,
P. Ekiert,
A. Szymorowska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01
SKIADKI.

PAM j. Domachowska nades}a}a ze.
brane u pahstwa P. Matusz W Wilmer.
ding, Pa. "a inicjatywa p. A. Sierakow-
skiego ma pomnik Kosciuszki $500.
Oh. J. Romaszkiew icz z Newton Up.
per Falls, Mass. nadeslal zebrane pod.
oaas wesela OBJ. w. Rawihskiego, z zy.
ozeniami ola pafstwa mlodyoh, ma Skarb
Narodowy $3.50.
Oh. OBJ. l.. Zambrryoki i ]. Majszak
z W. Hammond, Ind. zebrane ma wese.
Ia u pahstwa P~aw}owskioh $3.50 ma
pomnik Kosoiuszki.
Oh. Wisdyslaw Mi}oszewski nades.
ial $1O.O5 zebrane ma Yeselu u p. D.
Bednarek W Chicago ma rzecz pomnika
Kosoiuszki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01

70 staraniem grupy 4SS z. N. p.
tow. Obrohoy Wolnosci j TX Odd.ia2u
Nv. Maodziety Pol. ora. ~miejsoowego
~probosscza ks. Klawitra " pr.yszla
niedziele, dnia 4 lutego, odbedzie sic W
hall oh. G.. Lajbinisa ~doroo.ny oboh6d
roo.nioy powstania Styozniowego. Pc.
osstek o gods. z wieoz. Komitet wyra.
"a nadsieje, ze rodaoy nasi lio.nem
przybyoiem M to uroozystose oddadza
nale4ny hold obrohoom Polski, a .wlasz
ozs swiazkowcy powinni sic ma tel uro.
osystosci snajdowa6, DO ma obohodzie
Listopadowym tosmy zauwazylI, Ae ma.
10 naszyoh braci Zwia.kowc6w przyby-
10. Komitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01
z Cleveland, o.
Bal grupy.

Staraniem tow. sw. Wojoieoha, or.
258 q. N. P. W Cleveland, o. odbsdzie
sic " sobote, 10 lutego T. b. W Giessen
hall, r6g Woodland i Central ave. dru.
81 bal roozny. Poczatek o godzinie u
wieczorem. Cena biletu ESQ.,, ola dam
wstep wolny. Najlepsza polska muay.
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przygrywa6 bedzie. Uprzejnnie zapra.
szamy wszystkie grupy zwiazkowe W
Cleveland o askawe przybyoie i popar-
ole mas. Komitet.
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P~oszukuje swego szwagra Michafa Sikor-
skiego, " bsrdzo waznej sprawie familii ma
szej. Mieszkaf przez 9 lat W Milwaukee,
Wis, lecz pred pieciu laty opuscif Mil,
waukee | cd tego tzasu niema o MIN zadnei
wiadomosci. Ktoby wiedziai o MIN, CIV Nv.
ie Tub nir, prosze mi faskawie doniesc &C. =
FRANCISZEK BOGACKI, "a Poland st.,
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