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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-12
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SIM 6inblid auf ben 8erlauf Der
&rupp=Nffaire leot Dr. Bartb in Der
,geatiDn" oieSe Weinung nieoer:
nSn ienen 3eiteu, als Die Siirlten
1ih 6Dfnarren bielten, tpuroen aucb
an 66fen seleeentlih benz Wfon@
arden bittere Nabrbeiten geiagt.
Gas Wtetier oes 0ofnarren por nee
Der bantbar nod ungefdbrlib; Die
@bellentappe iaB nibt INNER auf
einem tpibiaen 6aupte uno nod Iels
tener auf einem harafterpDllen.
Ser 9Dfnarr fano es sumeiit beque=
mer, Elm bloBer 6Dflins gu iein.
Gin 9Dfnarr aber, Der es ernit nit
leinem Beruf 'ridendo castigare
mores" (labenb Die bDfiiben 8u=
itdnoe eeiBeln) nabm, pfleate auf
Die Mural bes 6Dfes einen bebeutlas
meren @influB aus5uiiben, als Der
SberbDfpreoiger.
6eute, mp es feline SDfnarren
tnebr eiebt, iit es ben sSiir1ten
nod ihmerer getnabt, Die uneez
ibnainfte @abrbeit 10 bDren. Die
bDfiibe umeebung Der WDnarben
bat Ielten Elm Snterehe baran, Die
@abrbeit unlnittelbar an ben TbrDn
eelangen au laiien, uno elm regierens
Der Sirft muB fbon einen uneez
tpDbnliben Sbarfblid baben, tuenn
er Durh all ben 5mneimleri1men
Dunit, Der ibn un1eiebt, Die &ealitdt
Der Dinge 5u erfennen Dermag.
@dbe es an Dem 0Dfe oes &aiierS
pDn DeIt1blanb cine oem fribes
rem 6Dfnarrentbum dbnlibe Stel=
lung, geuiiiertnaBen oas Imt zines
bel SDfe affreoitirten uno NIT allen
Borredten zines BptldafterS ausgez
riifteten &eprdlentanten Der 0ffentli@
ben Meinung, 10 bdtte es niht ges
| l9eben fDnnen, baB Die &ruppsN Nffdre
einen 10 unoliidliben 8erlauf genont=
men bdtte, tpie es gum grDBen 2eto=
meien aller aufrihtieen Jreunoe Der
Wpnarbie tbatidhlib geibeben lit.
Die reoneriibe Champagne oes
&aiiers gegen ben iDcialoemofratis
iben r@Drtpdrts" bat nit elmer geiez
berfage geenoet. DaB bieler Iusz
gang mDelib mar, oaran tragen in
auererter 2inie oiejeniaen Sbulo,
tpelhe Die gerpflihtuna batten, ben
&ailer gu infDrmiren. Wan beat
aber in Der 8epDlferung ben Ser
oabt, baB 9eraoe unter oenienigen,
tpelbe pDn bem WDnarben burb per-
fDnliben Gerfebr ausge5eihnet nerz
ben, Wdnner iih befinoen. Die es fih
our beiunberen Iufgabe MAIDEN, ben
Gaiier geger einaelne 9beile Der Be-
nDlferung, insbeiDnbere Die So5ials
bemDfraten, auf5ubeben. DieIe Gbdz
tiefeit Der Sbarfmaber bat iib ibDn
otter als uerbdngniBpoa ertpieIen.
Die monarbiihe SnftitutiDn f0nnte
nur geminnen, menn bieien 2euten
10 raid uie mDgli9 oas 6anomerf
gelegt miroe.
Nebnlib beipriht Or. Bartb Die
@rgebenbeitsabreiien an ben &aiier,
Die man ben Nrbeitern 10 lan9e err
preBt. big in ibren &eiben Der Mbs
| i1ru our ertriiiteten Nbmebr ibmDq
6err Or. Bartb uert11ag ieoDf
| niht gu iagen, baH Der BON ibm Ders
miBte 0ufnarr Der Dffentliben Wabr=
beit am 8erliner Sofe jemalS W6gs
lihfeit peroen tonne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-12
gSie es benz Wsiindener Smmpr II,
8erlin erattta.

Sn Miinben fanb elm Breiiefeit.
,Miinhener Slluitrationen" itatt,
auf benz = tpie mir ben vWiinhener
sc. &C." entnebtnen = in einem Seitz
ipiel Grlebni1Ie bes Mlnhener 6us
murs ersdblt purben.
Belonoers iblebt ereine es ibm
in Berlin, oenn er flagt, er babe cine
grfur1ion nab Berlin eenabt uno
fonme BON bort suriif, neil man
i'm ,als neutrality-suspicious. Gusldn=
Der ausgetpieien babe. 8uerit nollte
er in Der &eibsbauptitaot gu ben
8InIt(ern geben, aber oa fano er ME
rnebr als smei beiiammen, uno menn
Die einiee 8eit mlteinanoer pertebrs
ten, tparen iie AUDI ihDn tpieoer sers
frieat. Die S1riit1teller botten feine
Belt fiir i'm, oenn Die ertbeilten iih
gegenleitig llnterriht iiber ben guten
9Dn; Die 9beateroireftoren tuaren
stpar riefig erfreut, als er iib ibnen
DDritellte, fragten oann aber, ob er
Der Nliocie pDn 8lumentbal lei. uno
als er oies perneinte, meinteft lie,
oann lei er gar niht Der edte 9umor
| uno lbidten i'm tpeiter. Nub i'm
@eibstaa periudte er iein @liif;
bort bfrie man aber nibt ldnaer als
flnt Winuten reoen, uno in oieier
Belt f6nnten nidt einmal Die 8er=
liner sebn Sdbe suiammenbrinsen
unb Die reoen aetpiB ibnea. Sr
irrte er pbbablos in Berlin lumber
uno fam babel aub in bic Siege5'
alice. Oprt muBte er trDb aQel
9ribial laden, porauf er perbaitet
unb iebs 8uben in iiberem @e'
tpahrIam gebalten tpuroe.
.Sa", ersdblte Der Sumor, i'd
tpdre nod orin. bdtte ni6t meir
Stiefbruber elm eutes Bort fir mid
einaeleet." ySa, iper 1T benn oeir
| Stiefbruoer?" fraeten gilele uno
8eiiele uno oaS Miinbener &inol
neueierig. nDas iit Der unfreiwil'
lige 6umDr, Der 1T in buben 8erli'
ner &reilen iebr gut eiueefiibrt!"
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polle 2aub, unb in ietnem 8olbe tanate
Elm @dmetterling duf unb nteoer.
DaifD f9lob bic Musen.-
,Jaulpela!" rief Mnnas @timme.
Daiip fubr in bic 90be. u6ab' i6
sei4lafen91
sd benfe ia. llnb sanae bret grbe
beeren i'm !a6rb9en."
.nSilf mtr. annins! Sd i9dme
MIDI"
Mnna nidte bonn 3aun aus, Offnete
bic fleine Sbiir unb fpran9 in bic
8eete.
,g2un aber flint unb buf4buih!
@ag, OaifD, ipie nar's2 Sat err"
,Netn, er bat nidt."
Gar ni9ts2"
r@ar ni9ts."
uDdnn ldbt er's!" rief Mnna Grserz
lid. vWenn ct 10 bumm 1T unb fam
ni9t einmol ben Mnnb aufma9en,
muB er iid eben ulIein gu belfen pif>
fen"
,Das pirb er, 9lnna. limb nod
"
ems: be tomnnt aud obne rei9e
syron bur1 bas 2eben. Mber erit n1ub
er iiber bic 4atditropbe btnaus fein.
Sc friiber fie eintritt, Tim 10 beher fiji
ibn."
Mnna ihiittelte ben &opf unb ant
iportete nibt. sic besrtff Stto ebenfr
ipenig tpie Daiip.
Qlls Daiip in bas 9errenbaus 5u=
ridfebrte, tam ibr Der 8ater NIT bel
ipeben efnsetroffenen poft entgegen.
.Man9erlet fir Did, mein 8inb,
faste ct unb CAB ibr Elm umfansrei9es
aoupert. llnb leiie fiiste er binau.
.Die Mbfhriften ber 9rotofolle aug
Netp Yorf. Mber ih benfe, Du ldb1
erit ben @eburtstae poriiberseben-"
Sic nabm itnrnm bic Often entsegen
Run mar es gepib: iie mar bic 9errir
bon 6obentparte. Mber ibr 9er5 f9lue
nidt rof9er dls fonft.
(TDrtiebuna folgt.)
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Was lit @Iiid?

Der 8Dlfsmuu6 anttpDrtet: .Bergefen,
pas titbt au dnbern it," Dod es giebt
nod Elm 9rDBeres @lid unb 6as 1T bic
grinnerung an Elm jhtperes MiBseibid,
6as man tbatidhlib bod nod beieitigen
funnte. Die Sauienbe unb aber 9ou<
ienbe. tpelde burh Or. Silsbee's beriibm<
tes Seilnittel nMnateiis" BON ben Aualen
Der 6dmprrbDiben befreit tuorben iinb.
beitatigen bieies @liif Der grinnerung in
ihren Sanfibreiben an P. Neustaedter
& Co., Box 24l6, New York, tuelebe auf
griucben 8r1ben nDn Mnateiis foitenfrei
ber5enoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-12
: aus W1inben tpirb folaenbe

= aus Wiinhen miro fDlgeube
Seniations @ahriht gefabelt, Die
aber jeoenfaqS nit einiaem 8orbe=
balt aufaunebmen ift: Die Beri9te
iiber Die preuBiibe @intommeniteuer
rufen bic Sube nab Betpeiien in Der
&rupp=Nngelegenbeit berpor. Wdbs
reno Der beioen lebten Sabre leines
2ebens bat &rupp bem &aiier 100,<
600. 900 Wart eelieben, uno er bdtte
ibm nod mebr eegeben, tpenn feline
@el1dftstbeilbaber rliht georobt
bitten, oaB ite TIN unter 8mang ftels
len uno einen Wafiennermalter er=
nennen laiien tpiirben. Da Der &ai=
fee cine eleife 0errihaft iiber ssrau
&rupp ausubt uno Die Nctiondre uno
8ermanoten fiirhteten, oaB Der &aiz
fer nod mebr @elo BON ibr erbalten
nurbe, iiberreoeten iie 9rupp, feline
5rau 81 enterben uno leine dlteite
9p1ter Bertha CUR grbin einauleben,
pdbrenb Die 8ermaltuna bes NaHs
lafes ieinen 6auptgeld3dftstbeilbas
bern iibertra9en peroen ipllte. Die
3eitunasgeihirhte bat einen &iidbalt
an ben Steuerberibten, tpeld)e ben
gleiden GIdaang in oem 8ermDaen
bes 3anonenf0ni9s aufueiien. Das
8erfabren geaen ben 8erliner .Gor@
tpdrts" tuuroe einge1telIt, neil oieles
8latt bic Bemeiie fir Die ginselbeis
ten in 0dnoen batte.
- Nus 8om miro beribtet: Cine
italienilbe @rdfin bat ben 3ammer<
| berrn Bpnsip als 9ieprdientanten
bes &6nias auf 8ablune BON Vii.
lnenten fir fih uno lire 9ohter pers
tlaet. Sic ariinbet lire NniprIhe
aui eine angeblide morganatiIhe
gbe, Die iie nor 20 Sabren NIT oenl
peritorbenen &Dnia umbertp eeiblpi=
len baben mill. g8ie bebauptet tuiro,
bat Der peritorbene &6nia Der @rG=
fin elm betrdbtlibes Sabrgelo aus
leiner Bripatlbatulle aesablt. &6nig
8ictDr emanuel aber bat Die 3ablun=
gen eingeitellt.
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81 u 8 I a n b.

= Sn Miinben taete Die Dele-
gaten=geriammluna oeuticber &unitz
gemerbe=gereine iiber Die Betbeili=
gung an Der ct. 2Duiier Weltausz
itellung. Die Debate seigte eine
erbeblihe MusitelIunes gerorolien=
belt. Brpfe1Ior gbierlb erinnerte
oaran, baB Die ct. 2ouiier NIT Der
geplanten Wunbener MnsfteIung sus
iainmenfaqe, tneinte ieoDd], Die
S1mierigteiten uiirben lib BEL gutem
@illen l6ien lafien. &eibstommii=
IGr @ebeintratb 2etpalb betDnte, bel
Der Beihidung miBten lebiglih Die
cDr1tner5iellen Beaiebun9en ben Nus=
ihlag aeben. grob Gmerifa' 8 8oll=
perihan5ungen tuahie Die funitge@
tperblihe Nusfubr Deutiblanbs nah
ben Ser. Staaten itetig an. Cine
1dpabe 8etbeiligung DeutIblanos
tpiroe pDrn uebel iein, oenn oielelbe
muiie acknowledgements England
unb sSrnntreib auf Dem in &eoe ites
benben @ebiet itdrfen. Der 8Dll
fpiele feline Stole gegeniiber ben nit
Beititnmtbeit au ertpartenben @rf0lz
gen. Die 0erlamtnlung entibieo iib
fblieBlih bafiir, bas beutihe &unitz
getperbe in ct. Souls piiroig 81
reprdientiren.
= Sn elmer Sibune Der Berliner
Meoiainiimen @elelIimaft qelQnote
mieeer bic Srnoe CUR Berbanblung,
Db Die Tuberfulpie Der @inber auf
Menihen iibertragbar iei. BrDf. b.
0anlemann aeiete burh cine &eibe
pDn Bepbawtungen, baB bic Tubers
fuloIe Der @inoer burh Mabrune aui
bic tnenIhliben @ingetpeioe iibertraz
gen tueroen fDnne. Wanbmal greife
iie audi anbere gbeile an, aber ME
bic 2ungen uno lei iiberbaupt unee-
fahrlib. Oft belle iie ppn lelbf.
lln9etDbte Mtilh fDnnte &in6err
Dbne @efabr gegeben tperben. tpenr
| bic Wlilm, bic i'm 6anbel iei, MIDI
bGufig anoere StDffe entbielte. bie
Darmtatarrb berbeifiibrten.
Die Miin1ener vSeceliipn
| miro in oie1em Sabre bic grpBe Ser.
lliner Musftellung in berporragenoel
Weile beibiden. Gum erften Walt
tpirb babel cine eigene Nmerifanilht
| 8unItabtbeilung pertreten iein, tpelbt
| nah Mn5abl Der ausltellenben &iinit.
Her unb Der angelneloeten 8iloer lebl
Ireihbaltie 81 uerben peripriht.
= Wnior b. Jreitag pDm @roBer
@eneralitabe in Berlin bat iebt ieir
Werf lber ben amenfanil1en Bnr
gertrieg npllenbet. Daiielbe beibdf
| tigt fi1 bauptidhlib nit oem 5elo
auae in Birginia. Ser Wcrfaiier be-
bauert, baB Die beutiben militdriihe,
| &reiie bieiem &riege nibt bic Iuf
nertIamteit eeibentt baben, I'm
lpertbpDlle 2ebren aus oemielben 81
| sieben. die 2ebren" Iagt be
gerfaiier. ,,iinb um 10 tuertbpoller
lals iie polIitdnbis auf MODERN,
8riegsflbrune anpenbbar iino.
, - Mus @enf tpiro geneloet: Di
Nnmdlte Der Irnberen iahiiibel
3rpnprinseiiin baben befannt gege
ben. baB oieie in 5olee Der GROCER
pbpiihen unb ieeliihen Oepreilion
tpelbe in sSolae Der BermeieerunI
ibres 8eiubeS in Sal5burg. tpo If
trantes &ino iih befinoet, peruriaf
tpuroe, iib nah elmer 6eilanitalt i
Wppn beeeben bat, tpo ibr Die fit
ibren oelifaten 8uitanb notbpenoia
Mube uno dr5tlibe Bfleee su 9bei
iperoen miro. Npon liegt am life
bes 8enfer Sees i'm 8antDn Waaot
= aeben 1T bic Belt, Die be
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=. sdenermeaer's fsamilienaartel

erfreut iib nesen ieiner ausaeseihs
neten 8iihe bes beiten 9iufes bel
Sieiieen unb Sremoen uno miro
oementiprebeno BON Sreunoen elmer
auten oeutiben Soft itarf patroni=
iirt. Delitatelien Der Saiion ents
lprebenb. Wtilbereiprooufte aler
Irt. SIM Salpun finbet man itets
friibes Bier, quite @eine, 2iquOre
1no gigorren. Sbeuermeper's 8 ssas
miliensarten 1T elm grbolunasplas
eriter &laiie.
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2eben iit bic Belt. Die Der
Menlh gum Sterben brauht.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
RIPTON.
Miss Mildred Day is quite sick.

Miss Mildred Day is quite sick
\ large buck was killed near Big Bend
Sunday.
w. f. Cushman is changing his resi-
dence to Lincoln.
Albert Cram or one Of his sons shot a
nice buck Oct 9th.
Some one killed a deer near James
Aldrich's few days ago.
MI and Mrs. Frank Bowen of Bethel
Visited at E. NJ Sargent's last week.
Will Bean and family of Waterbury
are visiting friends and relatives here.
The ground was white with snow on
the Goth which remained through the
day.
Miss Annce Young is at home from
visit to Gaysvlle, Rutland and Bran
don.
julius Baker of Middlebury and Allie
Baker of Brandon are guests at A. A.
Fletcher's.
George Brown shot small buck
Thursday standing in his own door and
using a shot gum
Mr.. Mahue of Addison and Mr.. Stovs
of Westport, n. Y, visited at w. E.
Cushman's last week
Miss Bernice Cushman has left the
employ of W. S. Huntly and goes with
her parents to Lincoln.
f. ID. Chilson and Mr.. Burroughs of
Nergennes have been here several days
in quest of deer but failed to secure one
though Chilson got a shot at short
range.
Fred Whittemore killed a doe on Mon
day that was estimated to weigh 300
pounds and made no concealment of the
fact for it had horns that were from five
to eight inches long.
ID. p, Mills has returned from Hope
dale, Mass, where he has been the past
season. The 23rd he and his cousin
Harrison Mills of New Haven, and son,
Frank, went hunting deer and We're
fortunate i'll getting 200 pound buck,
the cousin and son doing the shoot
ing.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
BRIDPORT.

Miss Breta Fletcher is in Burling-
ton.
Al. Bristol, of Middlebury, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs Martha Payne made a recent
visit at Weybridge
Mrs j. p Russell has been spending a
few days at Nergennes.
Mrs Sylvia Barbour has been the
guest of friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Draft and family
have gone to Auburn, n. y.
The Bridport High school gave re-
ception at Masonic hall Friday even
ing.
Mrs Mary Curtis, of Michigan, re-
Gently visited her brother, w. NJ Gran
dey.
Mrs d. E. Rice and son have re-
turned from their trip to Boston and
vicinity.
DIR. II. L. Townsend attended the
medical meeting held at New Haven
Thursday.
j. II. Fletcher has returned from New
York. where he has been to purchase his
winter goods.
Among the late arrivals in town are
twin girls, born Saturday, at Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Pigeons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lamson, who
have been visiting friends in town, have
returned to their home i'll Massachu-
sets.
A house and barn belonging to Melvin
Crossman were burned to the ground
Friday evening. 1t was not occupied,
and the fire is supposed to be of incen-
diary origin.
The ladies of the NJ f. church cor
daily invite all to be present at "A chicken
pie supper to be given at Masonic hall,
Nov. 9th. a good programme is eX-
pected Admission % cents, children
under 10, 3 cents.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
County Uews
ADDISON.

Fred p. Owen is visiting his parents in
Bethel this week.
Howard Clark is repairing the CHM
neys on his house.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dixie returned from
Lincoln on Tuesday last.
Wilbur Smith is on the sick list this
week, DIR. Wilbur attends him.
Friends from Burlington visited Julius
Rivit and family on Sunday last.
Mrs. Matte O'Bryan is gaining slowly,
she is now able to be about the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Warner returned
from their wedding tour on Monday
last.
DIR. johnson of Rutland made bust
ness trip to several places in town on
Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Palmer are visit
ing relatives of Mrs. Palmers in Ran
dolph this week.
Mrs. Huldia Clark returned home on
Friday last after spending the past two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. G. j.
O'Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, l. Clark are visiting
their daughter Mrs. T. A. Mitchell in st.
Adams this week. Mr.. Clark will visit
friends in Canton, N. Y, before his
return.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
NEW HAVEN.

The ladies are preparing for Christ
mas sale.
Arthur Human, of Proctor, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j. Landon visited
friends in Weybrdge on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Palmer has returned from
visiting cousins in Providence, r. |.
Miss Anna l.. Partch, formerly of this
town, is quite i'll at her home in Burling-
ton.
The Ladies' Union met last week
Wednesday with Mrs. Everett Haw-
thorne.
w, s. Brown has returned from visit
ing relatives and friends in Boston and
vicinity.
Harrison T. G.. Smith has returned to
Henry Washburns after few weeks
absence.
Communion will be observed at the
congregational church next Sunday
morning.
The Addison County Medical society
met with DIR. E. S. Weston at his home
on Oct. god.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Peck gave party
evening. About 25 guests were present,
Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Dutton and Mrs.
j. c.. Wilder attended the State Sunday
school convention in Burlington last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Sprigg Of Vergen-
mes is soon to return to town to reside.
| He will work in Gordon's blacksmith
shop.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
HINE SBURGH.

Mrs Nash is seriously ill at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. II. a. Moore.
Mrs. George Davis was called to North
field Oct. 81, by the illness of her sister,
Mrs j. Jerough, of that place.
The Valley Falls creamery paid its
patrons Friday for September milk The
price was "a cents for standard milk.
Harrison Owen, Jr., has again showed
his superior qualities as hunter by
bringing in the first deer this season.
1t was fine specimen having four
prongs on its antlers.
Miss Cora Trombley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Trombley, and j. Nor
rill, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Morrill,
were married Oct. 26 at the Catholic
church in Vergennes.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
3 Cents

Eight cents a pound is
what young woman paid for
twelve pounds of flesh.
She was thin and weak and
paid one dollar for a bottle Of
Scots Emulsion, and by TAX
ing regular doses had gained
twelve pounds in weight before
the bottle was finished.
Eight cents a pound is
cheap for such valuable MA
terial. Some pay more, some
less, some get nothing for
their money. You get your
moneys worth when you buy
SCOTS Emulsion.
We will send you a little
free.
SCOTT & BOVINE. chemists.
400 Pearl Street, New York
soc. and $500; all druggists.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Dustin Russell visited friends at Ii
conderoga, n. Y, during the week.
Fred Currier was fortunate in securing
a fine deer on the South mountain this
week. =
The ladies of St Barnabas Guild will
add about S22 to their fund from their
harvest supper.
Miss Lottie Powell, of Oedensburg,
n. y, was the guest of Miss Laura Ross
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Ellis, of Ticonde
roga, n Y, visited friends in this vii
lage during last week.
Rev. S. II. Bidwell will preach here
next Sunday in place of the new minis
ter, who cannot be present
Cold Spring lodge, l. .. G. T.. are
contemplating holding a rummage sale
in the near future. Date will be an
nounced later.
The ladies of the Library Association
Mrs. c.. F. Partridge Wednesday after
noon, October %.
The Ladies of st. Barnabas Guild will
meet with Mrs. George w. Abbott,
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 4. A cor
dial invitation is extended.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E.
church will hold its next meeting with
Mrs. Oliver Olmstead Friday afternoon,
November 6. All are cordially in
vited
j. T. Corners, of Elizabeth, n. j., and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Smith, of Sunnyside,
n. j.. were with their people, Mrs. A. j.
Buskey and Mrs. c. S. Tisdale during
the week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
ORW ELL.

O. B. Root has purchased the Overhiser
Farm
Ayers & Brown shipped a car load of
horses on Monday.
Rev. j. c.. Thomas of Bristol eXchang-
ed with Rev. B. Swift on Sunday
last.
A Halloween social will be held Friday
evening in the Ladies' rooms by the y.
p. 5. G. Endeavor, all are invited.
There were 400 barrels of apples drawn
to Orwell station on Monday. II. 7.
Cults team drew "a barrels, the largest
load of the season.
Z Fritz Lille and Miss Jessie Raymond
were married at the home of the bride
by Rev. b. Swift ON Wednesday even
ing, the house was filled with friends
and many valuable presents were left as
tokens of esteem.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
BRANDON.

E. B. Hyde has been mustered out of
the U. S. army and is spending a few
days in Brandon.
Word has been received of the death
of Thomas Jackway, former resident
at his home at Bellows Falls, October
18th.
Charles W. E. Hemenway, who is
quite well known in Brandon, suffered a
peculiar injury while i'll at the home of
his son at Fitchburg, Mass. Mr.. Hem
enway had been confined to the bed by
rheumatism for several days not having
left it for a moment, when he was
troubled by more pain in one limb than
usual and examination proved that the
limb was broken. How he could break
bone while lying in bed is somewhat
of a mystery.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Mary Wissel is visiting her
father, o. S. Martin.
William Proctor of Gloucester, Mass,
is at Mrs. Maria Smiths.
Lewis Ellis of Keene, n H., is at the
Bissel to enjoy the fall hunting.
Mrs. Mark Carr and daughter are to
spend the winter with Miss Nellie
Platt.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Moore went to
Burlington to visit their son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Moore.
The Moravian Club entertained their
gentlemen friends Tuesday evening at
Mrs. T. A. Carlson's.
Rev. F. III. Smith, pastor of the I'M
anuel Congregational church of Chicago,
will speak at the church in Shoreham
next Sunday morning. and at the church
III Bridport III the evening.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
BREAD LOAF.

Mrs f. C. Gibbs Is sick.
Mrs. Anoin Larmey is better.
The woods are full of hunters.
Fred Whittemore shot fine deer
Monday.
Norman Atwood is having good luck
trapping.
William Calvin was in Lincoln the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dow are working in
the house at the Inn.
Mrs. Elmore Damon is in Worcester.
Mass. for a few weeks.
Will Manning and wife were over
from Randolph last week.
Miss Nina Whittemore is home from
Shoreham for a few days.
Mrs. Jane Race celebrated her S1th
birthday anniversary Friday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs. Frank Hand Hazard is spending
"A few days at G. C. Martins.
Harley Williams went to his home in
Brandon Friday for a few days.
The lecture on Friday evening was
fairly well attended considering the
weather.
Several from here attended the Ep-
worth League convention in Shelburne
Thursday.
a slight snow storm early Tuesday
morning reminded us that winter would
soon be upon us.
Charles Sorrel returned from Man
chester Saturday night. He left his son
Henry, who was run over by the cars,
doing as well as could be expected. The
doctor thought that unless blood poison
set in he would recover.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
CREAM HILL.

Mrs. r. S. Kellogg was in Middlebury
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Oliver Lapham and children, of
Peru, n. Y, are at Horace Lapham's.
George Atkins, of Ticonderoga, n. Y,
was here on business the first of the
week.
Mrs. Ellen Taylor and daughter, of
Schroon, n. Y, spent several days with
relatives in this vicinity recently.
Rev. w. T. Forsythe held services in
the chapel on Tuesday evening and at
tended a meeting of the Woman's Aux
liary at Miss Bessie Leonard's on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30
CORNWALL.

Judge A. w. Foote went to Burling-
ton Friday on business
Advices from NJ. b. Williamson are
that his health is improving.
Miss Irene Atwood, whose health is
improving, is expected home soon.
F. E. Foote has moved from the old
homestead to the r. j. Jones farm.
b. l.. Row was recently thrown from
a load of hay and quite seriously in
jured
There will be Harvest concert at the
Baptist church next Sunday instead of
the regular sermon.
Miss Dorothy Battles is practicing on
new upright Huntington direct from
Baileys music rooms.
If you want any fish now is the time
to go to the lake and get them as the
season is open to Dec. /.