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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

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MIN. ot Oh, o'cIoc,:. There will
n so hc an echo meeting and reports
nom the M;zn,h convention u,
1mliord and the twentieth century
conycntion At Burlington will ne
heard.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. +. Morrill,,
Miss T.. l.. Fuller and Everett Y.
petkins attended III" twentieth cen
tuW c"nvcntl"h at burlington th''
week as representatives "f the !"ra
EndeaNor societies
Clark Holblook. who has hee,
Visiting his brother, DR.. George
iolhrook, Will remain here ANA At
Ncnd the High school.
\ Rev. II. !. Rhodes. sup-rintcn.i J.
fn' of the Christians mission T. the
Nm"nians, will speak IN the Chris
han church tomorrow. morning.
N Homer Wilcox Spcu, the holiday :
n here with his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
n &, |. Wilcox, and has returned t.
the Lynn business college.
II Mrs. Clara Davis OF Brook line
\ Mass. is the guest of Mrs. u. b
II Warren.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05
Annual Village Meet
ing.

By direction o. the Trustees, the legal
votes OF the Village OF Woodstock are
hereby notified and wArned to meet at the
iowa Hal! IN said Village the lif3t Nom lay
l, .luluary heNt. at seven O'Clock 7. VI, ion
tue follow ing purpo .es -
|. 80 choose e Chairman.
:. 10 receive and act upon ne .epor.s
OF the Village Officers.
, 70 elect Village Offi""rS for the veas
ensuing.
4. To see ii theVi'iayA will vote to accept
the provisions of Sections 49, " 1856. in
elusive, of The lte"lsed Laws of Vermont,
1894, relating To the collection OF taxes.
5. To raise money by tax or otherwise
for the EXPENSES OF the Village ready in.
Cured. and for nece ssary Village expenses
Tor the ens'!iug year.
u. 70 see what action the Village will
take in regard 10 fighting the streets.
T. TO do any other proper business
Woodstock, VT. Dee. 81. 1900.
J, L. DANA, Clerk.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05
ANIMAL ETiNG, ~ A. u.

O,tauquechcr Chapter, ID. \ r.,
has had very successful year.
Five daughters nave bccn added aud
Il handsome chapter room has been
fitted up.
At the ID. c@mhcr meeting short
literary program was rendered. the
remainder of the evening being
given up to whist and refresh nents.
The annual meeting OF the chapter
was held last Saturday afternoon,
Dec. 20. Mis-. I. II. Dillingham;
YVES reelected regent and the other
! officers are rs follows: Nicc-regcnt,
! Miss Alice l." Eaton; secretary.
Miss S,bil y. Boynton treasurer,
Miss Grace g. Marble; registrar,
Mrs +. W. Howt>; historian. Mrs.
ii. {. Bates.
In Woodstock and vicinity are
/ buried II number OF Revolutionary
soldiers and the chapter has pro-
cured suitable markers which will
be placed on their graves in the
spring.
The list of Revolutionary soldiers
hure, in cemeteries in this vicinity.
so far obtained. is rs follows:
la the Gushing cemetery:
Capt. Israel Richardson, Lieut..
Abner Brigham, Ensign and Lieut..
Nathan Rowland. Ensign Jabez
King. Amaziah Richmond. Daniel
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05
BRIDGEWATEK VILLAGE.


Mrs. Lane of Burlington is stop
ping with her son, DR.. T.. ). Lane
Mrs. Nellie Earl of Woodstock is
visiting her sister, Mrs. {, !. Davi,.
+. =, Smith has been filing the
village ice houses the past week.
White DR.. Lane was applying
medicine to one OF his horses feet
the animal struck him with It's foot,
breaking an cutting hi, nose,
There was u quiet wcddin. ut the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Car
penter cdn"sGav AT q Il. M, when
their dqugl ter, Miss Grace Mae
Carpenter. was married to Mr..
Arthur BRYAN, Pinnrv ct Wood
stock. Re-. ". \. kemelc otiiciat-
ed.
\ SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frcdriri =, y NTH Dec, 20. 1900.
The "Oill Maids Matrimonial
Convention last FliAlv eve was Il
sue ,rSs in every way. The hail
was wei flied WITH IN apprtciatlve
audience. All were Interested from
the arrival ii the delegates Nv their
unique .nS'nmrS until the bursting
ct the Transformer AZ the close ot
the entertainment, All part, were
(,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05

several happy families got Il great
deal OF applauS" and pe'ting from
The visitors.
'Supt. George -. Wood "I Hart,
land had - splendid animals on e<-
hihi,inn.--GreaI Danes, col!,es and
English fox hounds-7,aIi winner,
when they arg out for prizoS.
The exhibitors and ribbon win
nerS were:
Bull tsrricrs--]ohm Gilman list.
FOX terriers-I5itch, Miss Billings
Isl, dog. Linn Fairbank, "a.
English bull terrier, Eugene Bour-
don lst, Z. J. Farrc!!y I'd.
Cocker spaniels-i)o., l.. Dana
ls', bitch, John Gilman LIST
,;eagies-- The blue ribbons in this
class were ali taken hv Miss Bill
linys. ...
Scotch cnlles-Dog. D.G. >pauld-
ing Ist, James .Aitksn I'd; Ditch, G..
|. Maxham lSt, +. {. Brown I'd
st. Befnards-Dog. :. ]. Wins
low list. bitch, kilner Brothers list.
Fox hound -Stillman French Ist.
setter bitch, Ii. Plnnev ii; Bo,-
ton terrier bitch an,l pups. +, e..
Brown list, bitch, Miss Billings st.
Jonn GilGan's buil terrier won the
special Tor the i,undSom~st dog III
the show.
There were few cats of choice
pedigree, cat and kittens. a NAL
tes. cat and "A bobtni! Cat owned By
W.. $. Thornton carving off the
honols.
.,"' THE PllEAsANrs.
Billings farm had Il large cage
filled with ph:asants running about
among several young trees provided
for their retreat they ;,le not socia.
bic birds. Billings farm now has Il
large flock and have had little diff.
Guilty in successfully rearing then,.
III similar quarters Frederick
Chapman exhibited number Of
ring-neck pheasants.
From Maplewood farm came gold
and silver pheasLnts-stunning birds
that in style and coloring outshone
anything in the hall. The pleas
ants were Il curiosity to some and
they drew the attention of all visit
O,S.
Near the pheasant cages were 4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05

0st ,u. New York, North and East, 1000 A.
y H.. ) 100 y, v.
vldgrwa,r and Entand, go 4. ~. and
BOO T.. u.
outh Woudr' och and Felciville, 300 =. N.
barnard and Bethel $50 ). NJ.
ONrr no ". from h.3I I. VI. 'n9 J.. VI. %
mdNys, l. L. lr.M.
FREDERICK CHAPMAN. y. NJ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05
DANA'S @ @
New York Cash Store.

stock spent New Years at George
pearsons.
Edmund Uadlev is on the sick
list and is attended by DR.. {. O.
Boylcn.
The soriable was held at Rev
i. G. Carnahan's Thursday evening.
!. X. Spaulding and wife were in
Shrewsbury Sunday.
G.. o Spaulding and family re-
turned OF their home in Rochester
Saturday.
Van Ness nimmicN spent several
days at Frank I.omhard's during the
week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05
SIlERBl RNE.

\ Happy New Yea, to The Age
and it's readers,
Seven couples from this place at
tended the dancing school at West
Rridgewater last Saturday evening.
Miss .\bhie Boutwell, of West
Rutland visited her sister, Mira.
Pearl Adams. last week.
Master Clayton kcnnev, who has
been visiting his grandparents. MIR.
and Mrs. Hugh Neil, returned to his
home in Rutland Tuesday
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05
T.AI'TSNlI.l.i..

Rev. Mr.. Partridge will speak in
Village hall Sunday at 4 p. IN.
Miss Adelia Brownell, who spent
the past three weeks with her bro.
Their, w. Fl. Brownell, returned to
her home in Williston Tuesday.
George Wood, SON Of Gale B..
Wood, is suffering from Il broken
collar hone.
Orlando and James Carlin are
drawing ice from Marbles mil
pond.
Miss Grace Strong will spend
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Mrs. George Gates has returned
to her home in White River juno
ton, her mother, Mrs. d. 6. Spaul.
ding, accompanying her tor few
days tarry.
Mr.. Burbank Of Fomfret called
on his old friend W. J. Strong Sat.
urday afternoon and spent the night
at Luther SpauIding's.
The Ladies' Society met with
Mrs Strong Wednesday afternoon
with a full attendance. Next meet
ing, Feb. s, at the home of Mrs.
Darling; Mrs. Spaulding leader.
Mrs. Calvin Wood of Dewey's
Mills visited in tswn Saturday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05

M trsin. daily Sundays excepted. Flag
itgttol 5 Trains Mo-. and Il stop IN
dgnat
Th6 Company reserve HE ri.hi T." "Hn",l
rains without n"'i"e.
M !. q, PORTER,
MA3M "r."a. Mn!m1rr.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05

Rev. Dr.. Parker nt tn. City Tenn.
pie, I.nndon, who is running the
London Sun ON the Sheldon Topeka
Capitol lines, has had posters print
cd with the heading. "Return of the
Proligal Sum
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05

Frazier, John Darling, Jesse Bruce
Joel Perkins.
Capt, Jacob Wilder. who fought
at Buuhrr Hill. is buried in River
street cemetery
Calvin Fairbanks is buried N,
North Barnard.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05
PLYMOUTH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kelley OF
West Salisbury spent from Wednes-
day until Monday with her parents
here.
Mrs. Julia Howard is visiting her
parents, NJ. and Mrs. ). Brown.
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Wilder and
little dauShter Of Perkinsville and
John &. Wilder OF ProctuIsville were
with their parents MIR. and Mrs.
!. Wilder, last Thursday.
Several from here attended the re.
ception given to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Mayo III Ludlow last Saturday even>
inc,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05
Spirit Of tI)r age,
Woodstock, w., Jan, 5, 1901.
WOODSTOCK RAILWAY

TIM TABLE.
II FFr1rp JANuhRY /, 1901.
T. como f,ST.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05
MAILS CLOSE.

POST Urt'ICE NOTICE
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05
DANA'S
New York Cash Store.
kabo Bust Perfector.

This is a new idea
in the Corset line which
is neeting with much
favor. To be worn
over the corset. It
gives a perfect figure
and adds much to the
fit of the gown,
v wv ST. s1.oo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02

tton bat bas Salopns unb Store.
eisentbum, peldes friiber Srn. gaic
aletn sebDrte, ait Htc. MiiGer Dor
Saeaoa perfauft.
SIN 9opn port Waibinston bal
Der betannte unb gut iituirts 5armei
Deter Greipeloinser feline 14O 4te,
9robe 5arm an Peter .. &ultsen Dor
Srebonia station fir $10,5OO Der.
fault.
4m Sumstas lit 5rau Sbeo
Noeien na6 tur5em 2eiben i'm Otter
BON Is Sabren seItorben. sic binter.
ldbt auber ibrem @atten spei SDbn,
uno brsi SD9tsr. Die 8~eeroiauno
fano am 0ienstas arf benz ct. W1a.
risns 5rieobpfe ftatt.
9as npminirte Stdot>Sidet
iteat ii4 pie folgt suiammen:
5ur Wabor = q. 8iebermdnn.
Sir Ilpermdnner g. 81. Dem
nett, Wm. Shmibler, 81. 6. @raFer,
Samuel 9iintber unb s. 8. Moliior.
Sur Glert = Wm. 81. Sbplen.
Sir S6aBmeiiter - George &ubn
5ur 4feHor = S. 9. 4bam.
Sir 5rteoensri6ter - 81. 6. Wil,
ION, S. 3 .Sbia unp u. 9. 8olens.
Sir Son itable = Dom. S6iq.
Oils StaotzGpmite purben srnannt:
Better Witrh 8. W. 9olens unb s,
6. uielbing.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
Has BEN abrisen 0roBbersustbum,

g6a a. b. u g., Is. Mdr5. Srob
Der berri9enosn Snouitrisz 8riiis be-
baupten bic S%GuierprsiIe in unIerer
Srti4dft bic a~ltgeppbnte SDbe. Ssz
ionoers iinp es bic fleinen 4rbeitsrs
pper 9edmtenppbnungen g 3immer
nit &ii6e, Seller uno Waniarbe),
pelde Die perbdltnibmdbig bDhiten
preiie ersieleu, ndmlid 8 Bis 10000
Srdnten.
Dom melotngen, Is. Mdr3.
= Ils geitern, am Sonntag Murssn,
bic Nrbeiter nit benz Hieoerleeen bes
Sphofens Nr. 1 beI6Gftiet paren
err. 2 lit bereits niebergelegt), brad
cine 2eiter unb fielen bret aus BE-
trd6tliher SDbe b%srunter. Der grs
Setter Wopb aus Sid bat taum S6ds
ben genommen, Der Nrbeiter Soft
mann aus 8egsen brad einen Mrm
uno Der Qrbeiter 9ameid liegt bpffs
nunsslos oarnieoer.
Perle, II. Wdra. !Serr S. 9.
8eiler aus SunglinIter bat an Der
tsl. Wirttembersii@en qtuSemie
9pbenbeim bic aanbipatur fir aa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02

ria, 81 S. alt, gbeftuu bon Mattbias
gudler, S%ubrmann. 49,: &dtbarina
Sager. rs S. alt, obne Stanb. g.:
Glifabetb &abn, 70 s. alt, 0ittne
BON 4nton MeBinger. "a: Seinri6
3immer, 70 S. alt, aus gieper BEL
5rier. &C.: Petsr aabn, 40 s. alt,
Winser; 4nna 5ran3isfa Oieubonne,
80 S. aft, Gbefrau bon Bernhard
@lien, Neeiienbeamten.
6eiratben: /. SAM: Hifplaus
9ilssr, Webser, nit Barbara Saeasr,
obne Stano, bon Weder. g.: aarl
Qlp9ons 8uhdobts, Snsenieur aus
griihel, NIT Watbilot Bed, pbns
Stuno, bon 9repenmader. g.: Wats
tbtds Shmtt, 5ubrmann, nit Wars
earetbd 5art, pbne Stdnb, beioe pon
9rspenmd6er. &c.: Spbunn peter
Wtsrten, Win5er nit Barbara Rapp
bon Yptdf6bof. IT,: Matt9ias Dir
tel, 4rbeiter bon Yotaihbpf, nit
MSarsaretha Slider BON SberpurmeI>
oingen.
etpilftano Der @emeinpe
Wertert.
9eburten: 5. Sebr.: Better, 6.
b. Sobann Raui6, Mrbeiter BON Wais
lerbiaig; Warsaretba, 3. b. Better
Sobm, 5ubritarbeiter BON Daherbilz
Zig. g.: Wdrid aatbdrina, s. b. Sos
bdnn gades. S6uiter BON WaTerbil,
Zig. 49,: Nitoldus, g. b. Watt6ias
S6arB, 8erber bon WaHerbiuia. a.:
Feter, g.. b. Sobann Yeter &pnsem,
6abrifarbeiter bon WaHerbiais. "a:
Sobdnn Wdtthius, g. b. Sobann Ser.
ring, Iderer bon Mertert. 49,: Mat.
tbtas, g. b. Hitolaus aremer, Meb,
ger bon WaHerbiGig.
Sterbefdlle: 2. sebr.: Sos
bdnn ReH, 13 5. alt, BON Wertert.
H.: Maria aatbarina Suber, 81 &.
alt, obne Stanb bon Mertert. IA:
@liiabetb 9ude, Sc s. aft, @ittpe b.
Nitoldus S6eio bon Mertert. g.:
Utattbids &remer, ! Stunpe alt, DON
NdHerbtais.
9etrdtb n: II. San: Sos
tant Wagner, 5abrttarbeiter o
Wa1erbiaig, nit 4ngela Soffransen
BON Sen WreuBen). H.: Sobanr
9regcr Ronef, Sdmieb, BON WaHer.
biatg nit, 8atbarina paulus, obne
Stano, bon aansiur WrsuBsn).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
Saar, Woisl, GifeI uno Sumsri6.

Srier. Sn benz YroaeB .bes
adpIans Sdsbdh BON bier aeaen ben
Repdtteur Saubri6 lit bic bon bieIem
einselegte Hepiiion seaen bas urtbeil,
fppour6 er Su 1900 Mart 9elbitrafe
perurtbeilt pprpen mar, am II. Mdra
pom &Olner Sberlanossseriht toitsn.
fdlig d~bsepieien pprben. = Bei Der
8aoeanitaIt bon Supperih : Wiueri9
purbe am Mpntas Die 9ei6e elmer.
unbetanntsn JrauensperIon selanDet.
Die Gei6e, pel6e fart in Yerpe5ung
i~ibersegangen 1T, mar betletbst NIT
einem blauen 8leio, an ben Giiben
trug lie gelbe Shube. Sn Der SaTde
befano iiH nod Elm 9tIbbetrag bon
iiber 100 Mart. Sin 8trbrehen
iteint odber ausseihlofen gu iein.
Ufan nimmt an, pab bic 2eite min.
oeitens 5pei Bis bret Monats i'm WaIs
Ter gelesen bat.-Nm bieiigen Mmpbts
tbsater lperoen seeenpGrtig bic 3pins
ger uno 9biertdfige freiseIest. Bet
einem fanp man nod has Stelett zines
0Dfpentppfes. Muf bieiem aroBen
plaBe fanoen mod biz gum Sabre
Sabre 500 II. SIR. bic rDmi5hen
aampfipiele Itatt unb tpurben bic Sc,
faneenen ben piIben Sbieren porse.
t~pprfen.
9itburg. S~nsenieur pfrebid.
ner aus 0iiHelporf bat iih perpfIihs
tet, sesen Stelins elmer aaution Der
Staot gitburg seseniiber auf eisene
Retnhns cine elettriIhe 0plbabn aIs
Usrbinouns 3rpifden 8itburs unp Gr.
BORT in anbertbdlb Sabren betriebsS
fdbis binSufteaen. Den Snbuitrielen
8itburss lit unmittelbarer @eleisans
idluB Sugeii6ert.
Ntttel, IL. Wdr5. Sier ipuroen
in ben lssten Sasen siniss Waasons
neler Wetn. nd6 Srier uno nah Sras
ben gu $40 uno $40 Start bas ssuber
tlar pertauft. SIM !5erbit bdtte man
bieien preis i'm Moit baben t0nnen.
Srier. gm Z. Mdrs ftarb bier
Der 4rst unb Sanitdtsarst 81. 5bas
Mid; er par 81 Sabre alt. Gr mar
Der 9riinber unb g~igentbiimer Der
irii9 : rOmiiden 9dper, bic bon 10
ptelen &rdnten, audi aus benz 9rpBs
herapgtbum 2ursmburg, ssbrauht
perben. = 4m Montas purben Dor
benz bieiisen Sdpurseri6te Srau pes
ter Nbel uno ibre 19ziGbrige 5phter
gnna aus Sapern ipsgen 8inbesmor.
res unb Spbtihlass bic Wutter au
A Sabren 8efGn9nib unb 5 Sabrtn
gbrberluit uno bic Sohter gu 3 Sabs
rem 9efGnsnib pe%rurtbeilt.
Srier, II. Mdrs. Die 9situng
oes bieii9sn tgl. 2ebrerinnens Semis
mars piro bonn l.. Qpril ab Der bisz
berige &reisfdulinfpettor Or. Masz
tus aus 8oiel iibernebmsn. - an
STEELE oes nu1 8oln periebten Or.
S6pering 1T Der Director bes Habit.
ihen 9Dmnaiiums aus 8p6um, 81.
Grnit Broiher, an pas bieIiee &aiiees
Wilbelmz9 pmnaiium gum 1. 4prit
~berufen poroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02

5rauS. g. DielB itarb gu Dill
Iarb, Minn., am 20. Wdr5. Sieielbe
mar in BaHepelbe, nabe Sent in BEL
eien aebpren uno par 26 Sabre alt.
sic binterlGbt ibren 9atten unb Elm
SDbn6en bon 2 Sabren. Sr. Oielb
lit Elm 2uremburser unb ftdmmt aus
@arnif, i'm 8anton &apelen. Bel
Der Beerbigung pdren antpefeno Der
8ruber Der 0eritorbeuen, 8arl Ban
Older unb beren Shpeiter Wdtbiloa
Ban Older bon Sasper, Minn., ioipie
Der S6maaer uno bic ShpGeerin
6err unb 5rau Gb. aurtb ron Dill
larb, Minn. Den trauernoen Sinter>
tliebensn infer berslides 9eiIeio!
M0ee bic 8erftorbene ruben in
Jrisben!
Am Spnntag, ben "a. Mdr5,
Mittass IL llbr 40 Wiinuten, lit in
tbrsr Dobnuns, go. 1903 g.. Sopne
Npenue gu Gbieago, Sa., Srau gliias
beth 2iqia, Satin oes GERM Sp6n
QiGis, Mitbesriinpsrs Der ct pauz
lus : @emeinbe, i'm 4lter bon So
Sabren, 4 Mpndten unb Is Sagen
aeitprben. Die @~eritorbene pdr ges
biirtig aus 9euters felt, &reis Oaun,
Res.<YeS. Srier, uno fam nit ibren
Gltern unb stpet 9ei4piiteru i'm
Sabre 1916, IL Sabre alt, nah
Gbicaso. sic berbeiratbete ii6 nit
5rn. Sobann ainis, am 10. Sdnuar
1864 unb Der sliidlidsn gbs sntIprpis
fen Spei 8inper: gliiabetb uno
Sobann.
Sm 6errn ent5bliefen in Gbis
cago, Sn.: Wilbslm Miiaer, SO Sabre
alt, 1924 Nel1pn Str, beero. am %.
Mdrs. - Nitolaus Wasner, &C Sabre
alt, 14O Sebspid Str., beerb. am
90. Mdrs. - Srau Suianna Wass
ner, sc Sabre alt, 1926 Glepelano Ibez
nue., am 49,, beero. am 81. Mdrs. -
6ernbdrb SIZZLING, 20 Sabre alt. 308
Mobapt Str, am 49,, beero. am %.
MGr3. = Srau Sobanna MiAel. SO
Sabre aft, AZ Gppreb Ctr, am o.,
beerb. am %. Mdra. = Srau 4ppls
lonia Deutfd, 80 Sabre alt, 624 q.
Wpob Str, am "a, beerb. am q.
MGra. = Srau 4nna Waria Mtidel,
70 Sabre alt, am 3d., bserb. am 26.
Mdra.
Die rport Waibinston 3eituns"
fAreibt:
3. 3. Rrier bon Belgium Sta
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
Smsem bmreii@es aus Beisten.

4rel. glm 0ienstas Ra6mittas
mar Der 4rbeitsr Sbepbor Maridal
i'm 8arten Der Wittpe Ydtisu an Der
2uremburser StraBe, beIddftiat, bic
8dume gu reiniesn. plOBli6 fisl Is
bon einem 8aume unb brad Elm 8etA
5raiiem. Dor sinissn Sasen
bali Der strpd 30iabrise S. 9iast
SaumltGmms laoen. @iner berIelben
Iblug ben iungsn Mann an bic 8eine
uno peruria6te einen geinbrud.
4rel. Im lebten Wontaa nm 2
ubr in Der Ra1t, brad cine Seuets.
brunit aus i'm SauIe oss Steintpblens
bduolers 9obipn. Sas Saus brannte
sdnaliA ab. nur bic Wauern ltebsn
nod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
oSnaem6nrgtl6es
Dereiniote Staten.
Sob hes bo@w. Yater Greii@, s. j.

9oo oes bo9m. Vater Vreii@, 5. j.
@us 5olebp, g., tDmmt cine
Srauerbptl1aft, bic Sauienoe bon
3atboliten, niht nur in ben Der.
Staateh, ionpern AUDI in europa 'ins
tereifiren pirp, unb BITE Streiber bies
fer 3eilen Defenders periOnlih nabe
eebt, neil Ile bas Nbleben zines iiberz
Gus ebripiroigen unb erfabrenen
Sreunbes melpet. Gs nirb uns nGmz
lid unter Datum pes "a. MGr5 gee
fdrieben:
n8erebrter Serr 9onner!
SD erfiiae hermit bic trdurise
,Pfltdt sic bon benz 5obe pes tbeuren
Paters Nifolaus @rsiid in 8enntnib
81 ieben. Seit sinisen Wo9en mar
Ter @erftorbene redt ihpa6, I9ien
aber Dor elmer Wohe tpieoer gu ardfz
ten 81 fommen, bis am Jsite Des 81.
SoIepb cine 4enoerune gum S9le9=
teren eintrat. Cher als mir ertparten
tonnten, itarb er seitern Morgen, limb
lid erseben unb Gltberit friebltd. Sd
empfeble feline Sesle Sbrem @sbete
nnb banfe Sbnen fir Die freunolide
3~uienburg Sbres 8lattes, pelAes
Pater @reii9 Bis auf bic lebte Numz
mer nit SntereHe gelefen."
Ser 6o4p. Batter Hifplaus 9reii6,
g. S, mar am 9. Sebruar 1881 gu
Gid an Der Sauer gebpref. Die tldi=
iiiden Stubien mafte er am Mtbe>
ndum gu 2uyemburg, bic pbiloiopbiz
iden in 2uremburg unb Bonn, bic
tbeolpsiidsn gu 2uremburg unp pd@
berborn in Weffalen. Gum Prieiter
tparo pater @reii9 au 2rier am 30.
@usuit 1856 bonn 8iIdof Mrnolbi,
felig, setpeibt. 4m 6. Sttober 1858
trat er Bel ben Seiuiten elm. Sn Der
Seelforse pirtts pater Greiid Suerit
i'm Wain3, fam bann am 4. Septems
Der 1869 na1 Nmerita uno tpar au
SoleoO, g., Mantato. Minn., 9rsen
&ap, Wis, Burlington, Sa., als
Seel iorser tbdtig. Snspii9en CAB er
sinise Sabre Miiiionen in faft alien
9beilen Der Uereinisten Stadten.
Inter Ieiner 2eitung baute bic ct.
Sobannes : Gemeinos in burlington,
Sa., ibre prd6tige, neue, sptbiide
Stride, bic $42,0 toitet, unb in
Solebp parb unter ieiner 2eitung an
Der ct. Warien : Stride elm S1uls
baus sebaut, bds $4,000 pert6 lit.
1886 parb er bon burlington mad
pratrie bu Gbisn perIest. Oils Wiiz
fionar bate pater @reiI9 einsn gan3
ouBergepObnlihen Huf, pegen ieiner
Berebtiamfeit, nel6e 9abe er CUR
Gbre @ottes nit iberaus berrli6en
Srfolgen %antpanbts. Den 8eritorbsz
I'm sisrte iein finoli6es, tisffrommss
Seniitb, bas ielbit in ben lebten Ge@
~beraiabren NIT ieiner Grfabruns uno
1eInea boben Ilter. ibn ME berlieB.
Dor enisen Sabrsn ftieb benz ~ieslsnz
eltrlget Wiffiondr elm llnfau au, burfj
Iiseld3er er iih cine ernitlibe 0er=
ieBung su5ps ipel9e feline Sbern be-
fimmte ibm cine ipeuiser beidperz
llebe Stls Su eeben. 60 purbe er
gum Rdlan I'M ct. 8inaent's 9oipiz
tai unS Waiienbauie 81 Solebo err
1lanTt, no bic Daiien ieinen Sob, pie
ben elEes Batter betrauern. Die 2ei6e
es.8erftorbsnen mar gu 5oleoo in
R- ct. Marienz3i ausgeitellt uno
fpurbe bon SauIenben bon aatbpliten
Der Stabt beiihtigt, tpelde AUDI benz
fsierlidsn Sobtenamte am 9ienstae
Morsen b%eiippbnten. Die Seele bes
0e~rltorbenen piro benz 9ebete Der
Geier empfoblen. MOse Der eoele, eGrs
piirbiss Seiuitenprieiter uno berebte
Miiiionar ruben In Srieoen!
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-03-08
Why Not?

A writer in the Grant County Witness
suggests that farmers establish telephone
lines and gives the following items in re-
gard to construction and cost: "Now as
to the construction of lines. It will take
about one hundred and sixty six pounds
of No. II steel galvanized wire for mile
of line, costing perhaps, So per hundred
and thirty insulators and brackets at a
cost of about two cents each, making an
outlay of about S. to Sc per mill Then
will come the work of setting thirty
poles and putting on wire. A good
phone will cost from Sl4 to S16. The
neighbors wishing a line get together,
raise fund for purchasing of material,
lay out the route of their line, put on
from fifteen to twenty phones, and if
convenient, run up to a central. where
they get exchange. They also put in
call bells between lines, thus avoiding
the necessity of running to a central"
Why not? Farmers would find it the
most convenient and valuable contriv-
ance about their farms