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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-09-26
Ate Traveller

T CAN register your keys and give on a
Il $1,000 protection with u weekly indie nlly
of s. for a year for the small sum OF 81, onvt
can carry two of these contracts at one time II
desired. II. S. JOSSELYN, State Agent tor
Union Registry & United States Casualty Com
panies. Brattleboro. VT. 2St1
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IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
NEWEANE e.

Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, a resident Metho-
dist minister, will supply the pulpit
in the Congregational church Sunday.
George Clifford, who moved with
his wife and three young children to
Millers Falls, Mass, about Sept. 1, is
very i'll with pneumonia in the Mon
tague hospital.
An ecclesiastical council represent
ed by the Congregational churches in
Saxtons River, Townshend, West
T~ownshend, Wardsboro, Dummers-
ton and Brattleboro, met here last
week to act upon the resignation of
Rev. r. e. Danforth, and unanimously
voted to endorse the action Of the
local church and society in accepting
the resignation of Mr.. Danforth on &C
count of illness in his family, which
causes his removal to Southern Cali
fornia. The council also united with
the local church in commencing Mr..
Danforth to any field which he may
seek and expressed the hope that this
ancient church at the county seat will
courageously go forward in its work of
the Gospel, providing suitable past
crate in place of the one so mex
pectedly brought to a close.
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eAILEYs REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Sells Everything
Address.
E. J. BAILEY & CO., Ryther Building
BRATTLEBoRo. VT.
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Business Cards.

c. r. ALDRIcH, M. D.,
Union Block, Brattleboro.
Office hour until 9 a. m, / to D. m.
and 7 to Q D. m.
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JAMES cONLAND, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office In Crosby Block. Hours to a.
a., / to 3 p. m. Residence, 3 walnut St.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
MISSoURIANS IN THE PARADE.
Many Shouts for 1904" When
They Went Marching BY.
go LIC sPEClAL

MI ~ - L[AaNL+
Washington. Oct. S-The Missouri posts
the grand parade. Ransom Post. ~stKty-hye
strong. was cheeTed Justify as the sturdy
veterans moved up the broad avenue. They
were followed by St Louis post. Frank
Blair post and Hasssndeubel post.
The parade was I'VE hours in passing a
without great fatigue and tonight Ransom
Post attended a banquet given by former
Senator o 3. Henderson. Colonel Pat
Dyer responded TO the toast OF General
Henderson.
As the Missouri pests marched I'D the
avenue to-day there were frequent shouts
What's the matter with old Missouri
and Wen be with you al St.Louls in 1eO4'
Speaking Of the e-ncampment Commander
Barston said:
at Is the most successful held in recent
years" BE added that the next probably
viii b held at San Francisco. with St.
Louis a possibility. but he thought per
ofsali places Cor such meetings
Before returning home Colonel BarEton
VII visit New York and Boston. The post
viii diSband THURSDAY, the member going
TO the various battleheids In the vicinity.
Few q the members VIII 90 home i'm
The heat OF the department Of Illinois.
W OF a large detachment OF unassigned vet
Grams Then appeared Post No. ! OF Rock
ford George Thomas Post No. 8. with an
armed advance guard. followed. Stephenson
Post No. 20 Of Springfield had a big turn
cut. Each member Of the q. A r. from
II the town inscribed thereon. FrarraEu+
Meade and Washington posts OF Chicago
were grouped, each having its own nfe and
drum Cor-S.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this life Tuesday -,
Ing at I O'Clock AZ his late resIde1ce -
7rsHa aveane. Frank Wellington aifehinET
burial On Friday morning. Octobar 10 =, .
oelock. from Trinity Church, Chsuuinr -
Fra1klhn avenues where Il solemn requiem "a.
VII Be sung FRIENDS respectfully Invited 10 al.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
Departed.
Departures To-day.
River RIaIto Brevisies.

The river Continues to rise. II parsed the
e'-fcCf na-k OF the gauges yesterday. which Is
unusual Tor this time o. the year Yesterday Il
gained more thar 4 foot. making II Necessary
10 move IN all the Wharfbcau
TIE Peters Lee departed T9Esrisy afternoon
for Memphis. with a Eood earEs ana fair cabin
register
-Thf GREY Eagle. for departsd yes
terdaV Afternoon. With che Of her largest down
stream tdpE-
me Columbia viii arriv. this morning from
Chester ana 81 Mars. aad eepart on the re-
turn IN the Afternoon.
b Z. csrrick and wife ana n Jenkins and
w!f- o. Peoria, III. were passengers on the
Petss Lee yesterday. 70 make the round trip
10 Memphis.
The chester viii arrive this morning from
Sape GlIardeau. and depart on the return In
The stacker Lee arrived late last night from
Memphis and will % out On the return ihis
afternoon.
-The CITY OF Clifton is due to-day from the
Tennessee River. She viii Eo cut on the return
to-mcrroW afternoon
-Riyerrnsn fear there viii Be an increase on
the price OF soft coal Nearly all the BEATS now
cal At Grand Tower.
The Lotus Sins viii arrive this morning from
noCn-
The Belle % Calhoun departed for CIhoun
County yesterday afternoon. well patronized.
The eiectrie-light plant recently installed On
time Yesterday.
-The Bald Eagle departed for Peoria IN time
yesterday afternoon. with a good trip % freight
ard EGssenEerA
n India Givens l. expected te arrive to-day
from a wheat trip on the upper river. on which
she departed Monday.
Tn W. X. Grapevine Will depart for Ms
scum River points Saturday afternoon
yill take cut a string CT barEss 70 New Or
leans to-day.
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Ry Telegraph.

REPCBIc SPECIALS
FttsogrE. Pa Oct. t-Rivsr 81 fsst; faTirs.
Gnazaau. o. oct. s-River &c: rising. Clear
and PLEASANT
canal : fsst ? inches. On falls feet: below lceEs
. se~t : tnches. CFoady and cool
feet. Clear and warm.
waIsaw, IL. Oct. SLGAuSe resds 90 feet. a
tal q : IN the last = hours Clear and warner.
Grand Tower. IL. Oct. A-chester down AZ .
a. M; stseksr Lss ~ at asSs 2; e. caRe CTR
P N L:,as SIMS - al sP. csstsT Up Al
2 Z, r 80 EsSse Tssas 81 'est and rising
Ing. Gauge reads Isl fesi. The Chester devs Al
L. uP At ." !. !, T55s Lls. sms up al 10
Chester. III. Oct &-River dsing: EauEe 70
feet Weather clear and pleasant. Boats aoSn:
lag %: Columbia az L noon: Mex saasr az
In p m: stacker Lee AZ Z , N CAPE Girar-
Memphis. Tenn. oct G-rss river here Itases
- tes; 90 tbs gauge = rse o. ; % a f9ct n
D n Tor FriSrs Point. The Ro6eEt E Lee De
Parted At p m for kshRort The sadie Lee
esPartsd at %. m. for o. k. Landing. Tbs
NieksburE arrived this svsninE iE0m VleksbUS
RsCtiPts by river today z: saies q Gotten. 9
.bags OF seed cotton and al saeks q eot;o1
Paasehh. Ky, Oct S-River Esess rses 81
Sss5 Ihs BOB Pydisy tTS%1 E7 7ssgsls S5ivss
: Il N. today ne ! B HichaTdsap. dspsrtel
On tirne this morning for cairo. TIE n ".
Buttora from Clarksvlile arrived At ttt- n Tre
city o. Clifton wires 20 arnvs cur 81 the Ten
nessN River ca her way 10 St Louis At 5 ,
m. with a big TOW Of enptes.
Burlngton. IA. OCT E-The GoyernHent E5ag-
boat Colonel A. MeKeasie u due here to-morraS
and Win JOIN ne other colony % he Govern
ment neet which u ncw ousy changing the
dam a. the old ferry l4nainE @ TIE opposite
kenIie. IN her. work and her new automatic de-
vices used in locating snagH IL httractng more
attention this year than UsGAl- Aajor Townsend
has improved wonderfully on the oAo methoL- o.
recording the varfattuns Ia the bottom % the
river. His new automatic machine has gisen
Satisfaction. and the result q lts use o. The
trial Trip 10 st Paul recently has given eoms
th- mouth Of the Missouri 20 81. Paul The
river II falling again and has receced ~ inches
IN The last - houu. The register Il > feet 81
Inches TIE Percy swain. El0lse and Vivian n
A. this port to-day. Weather clear and warner
Cairo. III. Oct. G-The river gauge reads .
feet showing a rise Of 3 u The last - haurs-
weather fAir and WarreT. The Jperph y. Will
ans Departed for Ecuisvliic at so p m TIE
Stacker Lee arrived from Memphis AZ 100 p
m and departed for 81 Louis AZ I'D a. m
With a fair trip The Lotus SINS arrived from
Memphis at E.1 A. IN. and cleared for 81.
Louis at > Pm. The Fred Hartweg deparfe.
for 81 Louis At 80 A. N. Ine Pitt Cspsrra1
for the Lower Mississippi az noon WITH a TOW @
enpues Tie ]. 4 Rseasfasoa was IN and cut
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Rock Island. M, hospital early this morn
CHURCH CORNER STONE is LAID
Maple Avenue Methodist Congre-
CATION Attends Special Service.

The corner stone OF the new Maple Ave
nue. n e Church auditorium was laid yes
feriay afternoon with appropriate services.
The programme was In charge OF the pas
tor. the Reverend Doctor Frank W. Luce,
who read the opening Scripture lesson
The singing was led by c. W. Woods. ac-
companied by MIS- Howard Watson at the
organ. There were present on the plat
form. the Reverend Doctor c. r Carlos,
Presiding Elder; Doctors Daniel Dorchester
church and others.
Following the responsive psalm. Presiding
Elder Carlos read q second Scripture lesson
and 2 second hymn was sung.Two addrtszes
were MADE. one hy the Reverend Doctor y.
Luccock OF Union Il. +. Church. who spoke
OF the great importance OF the founding OF
a church In any given community. He
nksned II 10 the planting Of the ancient
Tabernacle IN the midst OF the camp OF
Israel. and said that u stood for the heart
to-heart touch OF God with man.
TEc doctor spoke also OF the greatness OF
the undertaking., and commended the peo-
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ST. PATRIcK's COUNCIL BAL.
Miss Nellie Walsh Leads March at
Pickwick Theater.

There was never before such a successful
social event In the history OF 81. Patrick's
Council. knights Of Father Mathew. the
member Of the council say. as the twenty
nrst annual ball. which took place last night
at the P1ckEsck Theater. Miss Nellie
walsh was queen ~ the bah. though she
does not belong &c the parish.
Lcng before the grand march was called
the large hall was filled to oysrdowing.
The hall was profusely decorated. a.
white. blue and green being the prevailing
eolcrs. the scheme being carried out by
mass and emblems that covered the walls
\ large portrait Of Father Mathew. the
Apostle OF Temperance. was suspended
from the stage at the right OF the or
chestra-
Promptly al 3 o'clock the grand march.
led by Miss Walsh and Thomas 2. Golden.
started The maids CT honor were AIiss
Mamie Barry OF St. Patrsck's Parish. Miss
Fannie NJ Hass.er OF ST Lawrence
OTooles Miss Adele Holmes OF st. Brsd-
gets. and Miss Agnes McKenly OF st.
Leo'S
At the close of the march the floor was
given over 10 the dancers and festivities
continued until an early hour this morning.
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R J. HYATT.
Local Forecas; OmciL.
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E1LIFATRICK-Oa Wednesday. O-t,ha-s ,so,
TIE residence q her nlSre ~ iN-
EaTSs. SS So Forest Park bouisyare. T5r-.ss
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NEW NAMES FOR BISHoPRIc.
Father Van Tourenhaut and Fa-
ther Connolly Are Mentioned

Catholics are awaiting with much interest
the announcement OF the successful candi-
date Tor The once OF auxiliary Bishon ~ the
81 Louis Diocese Many prominent srieSts
are Of the opinion that the meme 81 the
Reverend Father Var -Tourenhaut ~ Sc
Genevieye has gone before the propSEandR
In Rome. and that he Will be Appointed.
Father J. a. Connolly. pastor OF 81
Ieresa's Church. has also been mentioned
by the clergymen. Father Connolly. when
speaking OF the ONCE. said that very likely
the letter containing the appointment IL on
IT. way to the United States from Rome.
When asked 20 give his opinion as who
the Archbishop's assh
he STATED that no one IN ST. Louis had any
knowledge on that point He gave II az his
opinion that the a~pp0intee. in an NkeiIhood.
viii be a young man. as the duties OF The
robust health and constitution.
Father Connolly stated that at least fftee7
priests In st, Louis have had equal nance
FOR the appointment
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IRON ne Cathedral chapel On Friday
SetooeFA. Al SD a. N. lnterment private
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: At the Temple % SplrituaIIsm. No. 1i5
Pine street. Thursday evening at S O'Clock,
Thomas Gr!mshav, pastor, will deliver a
discourse on 'Government in Relation 70
Labor Unions and Trusts"
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pie for their I~ibeulty and self-sacrlhce He
said II reminded him q the experience %
King David. who. In his poverty. had laid
up much for the erection OF the Temple
Doctor Dorchester. OF IIndell Avenue
Church. said that the building Of a church
showed that Christianity was not merely
an eccieEiasticism or an ethical institution.
but a living force. He spoke also q the
power OF the pulpit in the propagation Of
moral and religious truth. and said that II
was this that made possible the foundin
Of the Republic.
He declared that when the church ceased
TO exist IN any given community. great
deeds and sacrifices faded away. and ami
maltsm became rampant That the church
was the safeguard OF the home and ever
upheld the majesty OF the law.
Among the contents deposited IN the cor
ner stone were a copy of the Bible. Book OF
Discipline. minutes OF the last annual con-
ference. copies OF church and local papers.
the programme Of the cround-ureaking
ceremony. the church bulletin. names OF
the members. list Of officers and members
OF the various auxiliary societies. a % OF
the subscription list and sketch OF the his
tory OF the church.
The new Maple Avenue auditorium Will
be 20 feet square and have a seating ca
pacity OF go. The architects are Weber
4 Groves. and the building Is 10 Be com
pleted BY next April. The estimated cost.
Including furnishings. is SAO0l. Doctor
Luce has been pastor less than a wear. and
during that time the church attendance anf
interest are said TO have materially IN
creased
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RIVER NEWS.
RIse aad FAN of the Rivers

Fo- g h1urs ending AZ q m:
81 Louis. Wednesday. Oct 8 80
Sal. nunrar Care Fhu-ws
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f14Et-o1 Saturday. October AZ Kiss,n-
NEE, pa. after a brief iilness Doctor Two,
". F1liey, in the forty-fourIh ycar of his "a
1nte-ment AZ Klsslmnee. So
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SORSo6AN-on October :. 1901. al : D m.
L3 n Co-coran tneo Gulhau3. beloved wffe ~
GicI. @SNN LIZ
Eaaer1 EDn family residence. No. sIzs Man
chester avenue. F-fday morning. C~tobe- "a :,
oeoSA. 70 81 cronAn's Church. thence 20
SAdNArS Cemstery- Friends invited 70 attend
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CONVENTION is ADJOURNED.
Sunday-School Association Elects
Officers ar Jacksonville.
sPECIAL

E-E-E IHLIL II LINNLA
Jacksonville. H.. Oct. S-The convention
of the County ~Sunday-school Association
closed WITH this evenings session Doctor
Roswell o. Port the nee pastor OF the
Jacksonville Congregational Church. ,ieuv-
cred an ac5reSs upon Greatness Of the
Sunday School"
of5cers elected for the ensuing wear we're.
County president the Reverend Wffiian
smith, vice presidents. Albert Curm arI
S1mSei Darcy. secretary. Miss Amanda
~ 0retns Su0erlu-
Se0nent normal work. the Reverend 3 A
aisaScH: superintendent primary work.
Mrs. W. Brown superintendent Sor,e -
parimsnt. Miss Georgia Fairbank
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Driver shst ut Motornaa.

In q dinncuIty with a man whose horse
was ~obstructInK the tracks Of the Broad
way line at Ann avenue. NotorInan Thomas
]. AcLeiland was shot at yesterday after
roon- the bullet causing a slight scalp
wound. He gave the police a description
Of the man q III SAYS he can Identify him.
After the shooting the mctorman got on his
car and Enen h. reached the North End
DlSpenSzry got on and his wound was
dressed by Doctor Fluedeusteta-
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MISSOURI RIVER.
ST. LEo'S NEW SCHOOL OPENS.
More Than Seven Hundred Pupils
Enrolled First Day.

81. Leo's new parochisI school. Twenty
fifth and Muiianphy streets. was opened
Monday morning and the first day , roll
call showed an attendance OF more than
80 pupils This makes the school the sec
ond l-Isest Engiisn-speakinE paroehlai
school In the city.
The schco! 4 n charge OF the Sisters OF
are taught Tie school mas Bpecially
EQUIPPED departments for teaching shorc-
hand and typewriung. A Spanish class viii
be added later.
The Reverend Father Gaven T. director o.
the school. Until the present school was
completed The Children attended school in
what was formerly the eha5eL-
Arrangements are beng made 10 give a
festival November ) to raise funds FOR the
completion o. the school FURNISHINGS.
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. TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One bottle OF the Texas Wonder, Hairs
der troubles removes gravel cures dishetes
seminal emissions. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all Irregularities o. the
kidneys and btaucer IN both men and wom-
en-. regulates bladder troubles IN children.
II not sold by your druggists. win be sent by
mail on receipt OF u One small bottle Is
case above mentioned. Or z ". He'll
sole manufactured. P o. Box 50. St Lu,is
No. Sent for testimonials Sold by All
druggists. once Sol Olive street.
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Paperhaneer InherIts Fortune.

~Aurphysboro. Ill. Oct. S-The death In
Germany OF a brother. who left an estate
valued at $4,000. make jacob Schorr. a
paperhanger and small job painter OF this
city. a rch man. The brother In this city
IS one OF three heirs Two sister,. Mrs.
Mary Strauss and Katherine MacLander,
hFtng In N are the other heirs
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NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
Union Bible Glass Meeting To-
Morrow at the Odeon

The Union Bible Glass. under the direc-
ton OF w r; Newell Of Chicago. viii hold
morrow night. This class row numbers
over a thousand and Is composed. OF mem-
bers from the various denominations Of the
CITY he Odfon has been secured Tor the
fatl and winter. and meetings vii be held
every Friday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. Newell will be assisted IN his work
Professor o A Miller OF the Moody Bible
Institute. Chicago Mr. Newell Is e-nduct-
Toronto. Canada, and arrsHgements are be-
ing completed FOR the extension OF the u-ork
10 other large cities. ME. Cheney. secretary
ard treasurer OF the local ciass. stated yes
terday that the class will start out on .hs
new year with a clear balance sheet. and
mat subscriptions we're rapidly coming in
for current sXpenses.
The Reverend l. c. and Mrs. Mary Nc
Gee Han. elder and evangelist OF the Chris
tan Catholic Church IN 81. Louis. will leave
the city next week for Zion City. III. and
they viii be succeeded b. the Reverend
FRANK L BROCK and wife. who VIII be evan
geliEts IN charge OF the work here. Fare
well services will be held next SUNDAY at
the chapel. corner u GO0de and Cote Bril-
liante avenues.
The new Taylor Avenue Baptist Church
stone foundation il new in. and hricE work
VII be begun at once. The ladies' OF the
church ara serving dinners At No. SOC North
Fourth street this week. and the proceeds
are for the building fund.
"A Worlds Conference ard a Summer IN
Europe IS the theme Of addresses which
viii be delivered by the Reverend Doctor J.
F. cannon and Ge0rEe T. Coxhead al he
quarterly meeting OF the St Louis Christian
Association. 10 be Aeld at the Central
Branch this evening.
The Southern Methodist Women'S Board
Of City Missions held its regular monthly
meeting at the Sloan Mission. Seventh and
Hickory streets yesterday forenoon.
At the Temple % splrituaIIsm. No. Sl5
Pine street. Thursday evening at s O'Clock.
Thomas Grlmshav, pastor. viii deliver a
discourse on 'Government in Relation 70
Labor Unions and Trusts"
W. H Mccain wil attend the PIX coun-
~ Sunday-schooi Convention. TO be held At
louisiana ON October II and Il and win de-
liver an address On Sunday evening on the
"WOrid-Wide Sundhy-schooi Movement"
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READ THIS.

st. Louis, No. Nov. 5-Dr. p. W. Hall
Dear Sir: I have been troubled With rhtu-
matsrn for tWo-yearS and one ho-tss Of the
Texas Wonder. an Great Dtscav-ry, has
completely cured me, and ] cheerfrny re
oUmend Il to the public. Yours truly,
A !. CRoNAIE. E4 Cottage Ave.
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Received order to Sell Bonds.

SPECIAL
Ardmors. l. T., Oct. S-Mayor Dick re-
turned from Chickasha to-day. where he
went before Judge TOwsend. who gave him
the final order TO sell the Ardmore wafer
works and school bonds amounting 10 MS
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SPEcIALTlES.
DEATHS.

coRSoRAN-on October :. 1901. Al : D m.
49, So-eoEan enee Grihanl. beloved wife Of
fiot. N FoHee DA
Fuaersi from family residence. No. an Man
S.sstef avenue. FrtoHy morning. Octobe- 1g Al
- O'Clock 70 81 cronAn's church, tsenc. -
SANAS censtery. Friends invited to attend.
EIrzPATRIcK-oa WEDNESDAY. os,oe.-s IA,
y lhs sesieehee q her niece. arS WfiIS.1
Fa5sa; SS5 50 Forest Park bqaisyart. TnereaS
Funeral from the .cath.arar chap, on r-,.v
SetooerA. al So a N lntermeat private
FRT-on Monday. october & lsa. n 70 n
5ess 81 Stsa = years bscsss wife o;
Mn Annie B.sEipp. = F9 ana sister 0,
Funeral tr1n Isadsaee Of daughter. October /,
? H. No. $50 Bar arenae. taenoe 10 81
Peters Cemetery.
Iossday. oeteSer :, lsn at 6 a
end mother . Jsha Hayes and daaShIe- q HSSyss
2a-garet ButterE0rs and sister of NJ ~
Funeral from family residence. No 90
ferdinand Hvenue. Thursday. October Z A. "a
Cemetery. Friends are invited to att-Sd
HttssurE. Pa. papers please CODY.
HITCHINGs-DeparIed this III. T,..s
Ing at I e'cioek- AZ his late residence N
2SsHs avsaae. Frank Wellington alishihES-
Burial on Friday morning. ocsossr 10 :, ,
o-eloek. from Trinity Church. Chsnnine ~
Fraaklin avenues. where a solemn requiem mas.
win Be sung FRIENDS respectfully Invited 10 ~.
Sas-1 % Monday. October & 1907. E1,er
Of MN. AFoaerdsle nee Clark. beloved Nits
Funeral ssrF1Ses win be held at Christ Church
SetheaFal Thursday Afternoon az , O'clock. In
tsrment private.
PLLET-on Saturday. October =, K,..n-
nee Ia. aftsr a brief illness. Doctor Lytior
Inie-ment AZ Klsslmnee.
PEILBN= Entered into rest on wednesday.
OCTOBER :. 49, A. I'D a m. Daniel PhiIhin- -.
loved husband CT Nary PhIhin nee Coiiin1 NJ
Gar satehwcn and Nrs Kate Ro5sol. ~
Funeral vii take place from late ressdeaee
No ~ Warren street On FTiday. October 10. At
s9 a n 20 Sacred Heart Church. thence TO Cal
vary Cemetery. Friends are invited.
Deceased was n member Of Hyde Park Council
no. 4 L % &
srEE-oz NsadaG ostobsr !, Bes, al $40 a
year. at her residsnec. 10 Ks Pine ssrset
FuneHEl from the residence on THURSDAY. Orto-
her 3 AZ 2S9 , m kindly o1ait flowers. Inter.
uenf private
KATsoE-on Wednesday, ocioser Z lsn Leo
wateoa inee oomIsfey1 snd brotser 81 Nsrr5eass
aad Marie Watson-
Funeral from family residence, No. as North
10Srtsenfh street Friday at p m.
p E5ssET va Tsssss.ss. oeoses ss At s.. 2.
5urney sat John Forsey. at The ars o. n yearA
FnaerAi from reEidence. No. ~ Stoddard street,
a. : , n. thursday. October ,. ncz Friends
invited - attend. Intsrmsut private.
81 Louis County paPers please eopy.
WILLIAMSON Tus,61v oc.sh.- ,sns =,
fH q ~ John u Williams. beloved son Of tie
ate donn sid Catherine Williams auS BELOVED
Fu7s1l nroz family resadence. no. Sss sernara
street. nurrday. October 5. AZ . . m 70 ca
V1fy cenetsry. Friends are invited 70 attend.
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