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Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
mtarnuHlt.

Gn S~loebranS / Soeppncr, Bart,
lett y Sos Sahrif | @ou Claire, for.
aariageoe Der ON Sagen ct Cab pao
$4,000.
Gomarb Gridion, en- bspitum ling.
Dom, iom bialp til unoer Sr9ifnin.
gen nPr Wmitomoc, blep operfiert
al 9ampmaifiuen og fit begge Ben
frutite. Gen ulpffelige boeoe Dos
fine Sor9lbre / Rerbeoen al Collins.
Sgnet flog forleoen neo / Sobn
| Sobnlons Sus n9r Waibburn oa nG.
item sbelagbe oct. Sfisnt SpnItraa.
len lplintreoe 9enene unber bans
Seng og Wabrasien blep ant9nbt,
JOB @ierens Ssn Oscar lige goot, til
SnietS sprige geboere fom % pef.
teoe bam. 9aaoe ban og De andre /
5amilien Hap uifabt fra BET; men
TO Sunbe | en- Sptte ct Stpffe fra
Suiet blep 6r9bte.
S~pbafsbpitcn. = Sra MiIpuufee
ifripeS, at S~obafsbsiten MI er ODER,
og at Iplingen er bierget uoen nep.
rep9roig Sta0e paa @rlinb al Src.
item. Sibite uges imiffe, narme
8etr bar ualminoelig beI6igt for
"Guringen" al SobafsbIaDene. gno.
M er Der ingen itsrre Sanoel / 20.
bat at bette glarS Ipling. $ Ser.
non Gountp er Ser Dog iolgt ct libet
&antllm til lofale Sorban6Iere til
8riier fra 6 til 10 Gents. Smio.
lertio er Here Gobafsfisbere / Sar.
panoet for at itnberisge De Iofale
6orbanoleres 8rsper. Sim $50
&asier blep afifibet fra Goserton I
Ssbet al forrtge llge.
&urrnption. - ct Wasiems6e blep
afbolot | @eit SIDE Surner Sau
Wfiluaufee ON Iftenen Den 2Sbe
September for at proteTtere moo
2oelien af 3orruption / gp. oa
Gorntpitpret. Ger 6lep huIot fIere
Saler, % Sopebiummen al bisIe bar,
at &aaooenifaben / 9pitpret life
egentlig par noget npt, men of set
biotil bar lpffetS at boloe aorruptio.
men ifillt. On HeioIution blep peb.
taget ON at oprRpne EN- 4omite til
at biltoa meb at finbe De ifpIoiaeIer.
Toner oa faa Dem oemt. On Rinori.
tetsinoitilling onbefalebes SodoIiS.
me JON oct eneite 9otemiboel moo
ale Onoer | gpitpret.
Snlbe 3upgiperc. @isconiins
8upernsr Ga Soaettet ocltoa / for.
rige ltge ! Den &onferens, JON Ore.
tbooiiterne | Upper Soma boIot / ct.
8ouls Strife / Gebar Hapios, oa ban
iogoe Der ! en- Gale, at isberaIe en-.
beosmGnb og S~ernbane. 9obbpiiter
forfsrte @isconitus 9egiSIatur /
1901 til llpliet. "Neolemmer al
ben, iasoe ban, "bIep ffienfet fliloe
% bragte iuo | Observation-Disclosures.
Ser itemte DC imoU, bpab DC ieIp bar.
De pPret meb paa at Iope | Elatfor.
men. Se bar iaa operitaSis Srlrtsie,
of nogen maote bielpe Dem, nan DC
ifulbe reiie iig for of femme" @it.
pernsr Ga Sollette ifiISreoe 9egtsIa.
tiirmeoIemmerne / i'm Stat meo ntsr.
fe 5nper, oa ban sap ct fart Snb-
blif i, boerleoes oct aif til. at Sern.
bnnerue fit binbret aIIe Reformer.
Gn ting Siituric. - Sermon Nos.
iop / 9o GroSie too Ssnbag Mor.
gen Den 27Se poa 9ur ref operior oen
tpif. lntberife airte paa Sisrnet al
Fifth & GaiS Streets for at ifnSe lin
aone. mar bun off iii 9ubStienc4
item. Srn bar / noaen Sib Iepet 90.
Tilt ira BAN. "a ban iaa benoe !
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02

fpmmeroe 4onbentiou bill fnge De for.
nsone Sfribt til at fno Srrisations.
Mrbeibe ~poabegpnbt oeriioe, iaainart
Oct Iaoer iie gipre.
&ebfabrifen / Sbeloon bIep bjem.
sgt at en- S~loebrano forIeoen Dag,
foraariagenoe ct Cab paa $4,000.
2anbbrugsifolen | Sarge begpnoer
ibeit fit Sfoleoar nteo 800 Gleper,
bpilfet er ben ltsrite Ssgning, iom
Den biotil enonu bar baut noeet Mdr
peo Sfolens Mabning. Otter ErGii.
bent @orits Wenins piIoe man iaor
fau oper 1000 Gleper, bpis Der blot
Dor $usrum nof; men paa @rnou al
8ubernsrens N9gtelie of of ianftio.
mere gepilgningerne til npe' 8psnin.
ger for StatsanItalterne og Seieite-
rets-aienoelien, bporpeo bisie 9epilg.
Ringer blep erfl9ret for uIoplige og
nsploige, finder 2anobrugsifolens
geitprelie, at ben Iioet fan ubrette.
gil grade 9ignitfnf. ct fort
antal W9no ira Reiaba og Sermil.
lion.@ ruberne er blepne leibe ai gi.
erne at Sisnit-@ ruberne / Den beitlige
Gel at Iorb 9afota og bill blipe
bragt berben for at arbeibe. SIere
al Dem ifal arbeibe for @aibburn.
Solfene | 8rubernel peb 8ilton bpor
De me "gridettes-8 orfs" ffal opret.
tes. Siotil bar oct p9ret forbunoet
meo aoifiaig 8anifeligbeo at ifafte
De n~sopenoige Grbeiosfrnfter, 6a Der
life bar pRret nogen Grant, for ita.
oigt Irbeioe Iaret rirnot. 8aib.
burn-aompaniet bill MI garantere
itaoigt Irbeibe og penter Serfor at
foa aae De Solf, oct tr9nger.
Salbt af Spset. GbarIes SIN.
oerion bar 9apnet paa en- Wano,
bpiS Sig blep frmbet iioite Ssnbag
Iften paa @reat Rortbern 9onens
Spor, fire Wil / 8eit for 9ertbolb,
en- Citation ~beliggeube % Mil fra
Winot. Siget blep al Sernbanefol.
fene bragt til iioitnppnte $50. SIN.
oerion babbe pGret omborb poa SrGn
Ro. A iom gasiager og bar aaben.
bart falot at Soget. Der fanotes
paa bans Eerion ct pGroifulot Sub.
nbr, ct itsrre Bengebelsb / Sebler og
en- Del Smaapenge. San bar paa
&eiie ira Columbia Sails, @oib., til
minneapolis, bar Ell Wano paa onls
firing 40 Iar o. lpslet. 9et antaaes,
at bans Stem bar | Winneapolis.
@igtig Gambling. On pietia 9ouo.
Jog bar | Oct ienere p9ret UNDER 9e.
banoling / 9ifiniou. S 1900 "fileo"
Wtuium Golgrooe paa Ell "8ater
Claim, og efteriom ban ttpeSe at
babe opfplot De foreifrepne 9etingel.
ier, inoienote ban fine "groofs" til
2anofontoret. Smtrent iamtioig Der.
meo "fileo" en- anben, Mife @ion, paa
Sanoet | Senbolo til Someiteaolopen.
Senere fit iioitn9pnte 9eifeb fra
Sunofontoret | 9ismard, at 2anoet
life fnnoe blipe @ienitano for "gn.
trp" efter SomeIteaoIooen for ON to
@ar far Den Sib, 8aterG laim'en bar
"fileo", men efterpaa fit ban timber.
refining fra 2anbbepartementet /
8aibinetou gaaenbe no paa, at ban
fnnoe forti9tte meb lit Spbolo paa
Sanoet. Gibt ienere "fonteIteoe"
Golgropes Saoer @ions 8et til Can.
Oct, ibet ban paaitob, at ban life bar
F>mntel NOT til at tage 9anS UNDER
Spmeiteoolopen, % at ban / andre
Senieenber life bapbe opfplot So.
pens 8rap. 8ion inbremmeSe, at
ban bar Win~breaarig, men flyer, at
ban misforitoo Sooen og tror iig ser.
for berettiset til at faa 2anoet til.
bage. Sagen er noeet ui9bbanlig
og pGffer aoifiaig Spiigt blanot SSn.
teresiereoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
5tfbruUkn.

Sarncrop. - 2srbaa beu 26be
September par @uperusr Yfidleps
Saariae Satter n9r bleueu bortfsrt,
Sire al 8~iipernsrenS Ssru lesebe
noenfor bans golig. IA fom en-
ufienbt Iano % ioriegte at tnse
bans Glbite Sattcr meb iig. De an-
ore Bern greb iat | benoes alGoer
% freq. 3oboer ileoe til. % Man.
Den blep r9o. SON Hap Eigen %
leb lin @ei, @iaiam Rbea blep
6Gnot / CONNER, % noeIe al Straf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02

fangerre flor Sepn oper @rperneren,
foroi ban life brugte fin 1cnaab.
ningsret. De fIutteoe iig farnmen !
en- Screening for nt lore @iiberneren
ZEN 2ere" o. en- at be mblep nDlig
leslnot. Get er ianbipnlig, at bet er
BAN, iom bar billet bortfsre @iiper.
nsrens Gatter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
Mtbientt.

Sloebranb. Saginoip bIep Sen
27oe September biemlsgr Of en- SIos.
babe, Der soelagoe Bartlett & Sos
TO Oplagsbuie % en- Del af oeres
Steberi, ligeiaa Gbriities 8uggpfa.
brit og 6. G~linfoitines to Splaes.
birie og imaa 8erflteoer. Sfaoen
milaaes til $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
nNTnKD AT THr PosToFFIcE AT DEBORAH, Iowa
As SECOND Class MAIL MATTER.
surfatteren af ~aorffe apoo"

SOrfattereu at "9orife apao",
"goiten"s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bor
pon @rltrS at Spgbom | De iioitc
Tiger nGret iorbinbret fra at Iepere
SortiGtteIicn al bette Irbeibe, men
biz forboobeutIig mart igieu flunne
tnge fat, bpor han Hap, 'aa sGIcrne
fan fan De to.tre 9eberinger, iom er
ieien. Set er, iom for meobeIt,
Mcuinaeu at ub9ioe Sr. 8reitgnrbs
fortrinIiee @prf / goaform, noar
oct er ofluttet / 9looet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02

SufcS Toeie hittias 9fanetuasiRs
- waHe 90 aoinSsr I'll at arbsies
Tor % | TIN esen Siemstupn, Osiaa
nosis I'll at reiis for %. = eiapia pIaes tsr
StHtetsn susr Tor bsIs s4artt. - psu 81. SO
pr 1as. paaIissiiet 9irma msp iisrt Sas
ptiai. coslis b,bsOss lite. men mao babe seee I'm.
beia!inesr. Scr nrrmsrs cplpsninaer ffrip III
H. MILLER, MRra
3Sa Dearborn str, CnICAGO. ILL.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11
PERSONAL.

Hon. George w. Newton returned
to Fargo this afternoon.
A. d. Clark of Algona. Ia, is among
the guests in the city today.
Ed. Hughes is doubling the capacity
of his Dickinson electric light plant
Mrs. A. G. Clark Of Steele has
bought a township of land west of the
river.
Attorney Stanley of Steele suffered
a loss of a $40O barn and driving shed
in a fire at Steele this week.
Manager Billy Falconer went to
Mandan last night and stirred up a
little more baseball enthusiasm.
General E. A. Williams has returned
from Freeport, ILL.,. where he attend
ed the graduation of his daughter.
Mrs. Z. A. Barclay and family of
Savannah, ILL.,, is here with her broth
er, Mr.. Moore. visiting for the sum.
mer.
NJ. j. O'Connor and George Watson
returned today from Devils lake where
they attended the shooting tourna-
ment.
Captain Cushing is again able to be
out after several days in bed because
of injury suffered on the march to
Devils Lake.
Representative Pat Lyons is having
Eighth street residence. Several car
penters from Steele are at work.
"Ikey" the Mascot of the Bismarck
baseball team, announces that he will
accompany the team to Dickinson pre-
pared to bet the game to a standstill.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11
THE MOSSBRUckER CASE.
Justice Gilbert Hears Evidence in the
Mossbrucker Shooting Case.

The hearing of the case against Pet
err M~ossbrucker charged with assault
with a dangerous weapon came up for
hearing before Justice Gilbert this
morning. The case was set for ten
o'cock, and was adjourned to the city
hall where there would be more room
to hear the case. 1t was nearly eleven
o'clock before the examination of wit
the side of the state having to be TAX
en- through an interpreter. Emil Leb-
en- acted in that capacity.
George Jahner, the man who got
the three bullets that Mossbrucker
fired, was the first witness for the
state. Aside from the fact that he is a
little bleached out from confinement
in the hospital for a week, Jahner does
not look much the worse for his en-
counter. He is a medium sized fellow,
with bright, blue yes reddish hair,
freckled face and a square jaw. Jah-
ner protested that he had dono til
ing to Mossburcker to provoke the
shooting. He admitted that he had
been looking for Mossbrucker, saying
that he had beer told Mossburcker
had called him a Jew and he want
ed to know what Mossbrucker meant
by calling him names. When the
shooting occurred however, he was
trying to separate his brother, Villa
bald Jahner and Franz Stautinger,
and Mossbrucker, as the three were
fighting. While ~endeavoring to do this
he heard some shooting, and felt the
shots. Jahner was put through quite
a cross examination by Attorney Pat
terson who appeared for Mossbrucker,
10 show that he was looking for Moss
brucker with a bad heart.
A number of countrymen Of Jahner
were in the ma 'here
were three or four witnesses for the
state none of whom We're able
shed any very great light on the sub
iect Of the shooting.
Warrants have been issued for the
arrest of George Jahner, w. tanner
Frank Stattinger, Frank Vetsch and
Warran Vetsch, on a charge OF assault
and battery preferrey by Peter Moss
brucker.
These are the men charged with
having assaulted Mossbrucker with
stones. sticks, ct al and provoked the
shooting affair that o place last
SUNDAY in which Mossbrucker shot
George .Jahner. The latter is n OF
the defendants in the assault case.
The trial of the several cases that
have arisen from this feud will prob
,blv have a tendency to clear the at
mosphere, particularly if a little whole
some respect for law and for the
rights of individuals is instilled INTO
the several defendants.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11
Detroit &, Return $1,000.

Via Duluth, South Shore l. Atiantic
nv and Detroit & Cleveland Naviga-
ton 60 Tickets on sale July l4th
and 18th. Good for return until Aug
ust 18th.
Snecial sleeper Duluth TO ST. lgnace'
leaving Duluth July 18th. For sleep
ing car or stateroom reservation, etc.
please write or apply to
MART ADSON, Genl Agt.,
426 Spalding hotel block, Duluth. Mini
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11
Workirn Might and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. These pills change
weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy, ~brain-fag into mental
power. They're wonderful in building
up the health. Only soc. per box.
Sold by P. c. Remington.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11

Work Ccmpleted-The board of
commissioners which has been sitting
as a board OF equalization. finished its
work last night and adjourned. There
were few changes made in the figures
of assessment returned. The work of
the city board of equalization takes a
large share of the work from the coun-
ty board. and the most difficult part of
it at that.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11

mechanism ne Krag-Joreenson.
The teachers are loud in their praises
of the appearance of the men and
their home and thank the officers for
the courtesies extended to them. They
also witnessed target practice by the
company, and saw some good scores
made.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11

Middleton viii Play-Middleton. the
oakes pitcher, has accepted a PROPOSE
ton from Bismarck and will make his
first appearance with the local team
at the Dickinson game tomorrow, play
ing third base. French, a new man,
will catch.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11

Will Visit in Europe-Dr. and Mrs.
Qauin, who have been in baltimore
for some months, expect to leave this
week for Europe on the Steamer
"Breslau." They will spend several
weeks in Europe, returning to Bis
marck some time in September.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11
Wants a Warrant-Mrs. Dan Glase

Wants a Warrant-Mrs. Dan CHASER,
returned from Mclean county where
she went to look after her husband.
who, she alleges, has left her for an
other m She applied to States
for her husband. who she believes is
at Turtle Lake or in that ~vicincity.
The states attorney deferred the mat
ter until he had finished the isl at
present being tried.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11
THE CITY
WEATHER..

Generally fair tonight and Sunday;
slight changes in temperature; max
70, min. 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11
Currants!. Currants!

Commencing Tuesday, July 9TH, at
McMeeser's, 20 Thayer Street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11

Bicycle Course at LincoIn-Th,
boys of Company NJ. intend to bull,
a bicycle track one-third of a mile il
length in the near future.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11

Lost Umbrelia-The storm yester
day blew away a new bent handle UNI
brella carried by little Mana Cushins
and Il could not be found after thu
storm. Finder will confer a favor b,
phoning JAG.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11
Peculiar Weather Conditions.-f

Peculiar Weather Conditions.-Pe-
cpIiar weather conditions existed ur-
ing the sudden storm that sprang UP
Yesterday afternoon. The Thermometer
dropped q degrees in a little 0
han a minute just before the heaVy
fall of hail and rain. The precipitation
VOC rly half an inch being
recorded in twelve minutes me wat
err fell in sheets and stood IN grea'
pools after the rain, the cutters BENG
unable to carry off the water as raplc-
" as it fell. Some hail fell in the Guy
and cut up garden truck c~onsideraoiy'
nototoas heing fattened down, corn be-
ing cut up somewhat and tomatoes
suffering from the heavy fall OF hail.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11
Private Nordin Discharged-Private

Private Nordin Discharged-Private
John H. Nordin of Co. NJ, 21st Infan-
try, is discharged today. Private Nor
din served three years in Troop F,
First Cavalry, discharged in 1899. He
served in the Philippines from Octob-
er. 1900 to June, 1902. during which
time he participated in several cam
paigns against the insurgents. His
service has since been a credit to HIM
self and his company. He intends to
locate in Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11
scboo, Mar'ms Visit Fort Lincoln

School Mar'ms Visit Fort Lincoln
The teachers attending the institute
in this city chartered a rig OF Watcher
and chaperoned by Supt. CRAWFORD
who has charge of the institute, visit
cd Fort Lincoln and the State Penn
.ontiarv At the Fort they were eX-
tended the courtesies of the post by
cant. Parke. commanding omcer-
carot Gilmore took the party in
charge and in a gallant and chivalrous
manner explained the duties OF a
soldier Guard mounting and the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11

Special Train-The special train for
dickinson has been ordered and leaves
the city at nine o'clock tomorrow
morning. A large number of fans n
rooters will go from this city to Dick
inson. Manager Falconer was at Man
dan last night and says Mayor McGil-
lie guarantees 100 tickets from there.
The little towns along the long be-
tween Bismarck and Dickinson are
ah,s7a with baseball enthusiasm. and
a large crowd is expected on the spec
ial train. Blexrud and French VIII
be the battery for Bismarck. DICK
inson has a fast team and a clever
ball game is promised.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11

Al Davis Wedding-Dickinson Press:
On June 30th at the home of the
brides parents in St. Paul, occurred
the marriage of Miss Adelaine Gale
to Al. Davis, a well known CONNER
cial traveller who represents the Bis
marck Grocery Co. AL is known
among the boys as a good fellow"
always cordial and full of good nat
ured humor. and it is with pleasure
that his Dickinson friends and Gus
toners extend best wishes and ON
CALCULATIONS to him and his charming
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will be at
home in Bismarck after July 18th.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-11

Toe ones for ACC
Sl.0O ones for 6oc
1.2.o ones for Soc
1.5O ones for S1.W
1.75 ones for 1.l3
200 ones for 1.25
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-12-07

Mrs. Joseph Jocobs is on the sick list.
A. r. Moulton remains about the same.
Geo. Mack is to move to the Frank
Jenness house.
Little Harry Goodall, who has had diph-
theria, IL better.
Clarance Smiths little son was quite sick
several days last week,
Fred Goodall has returned from q sue
cessfuI hunting trip in Maine.
Eugene Gray has moved to his farm re-
Gently purchased from Burt Mack.
r. ID. Moon has so far recovered from
bis recent illness as TO be able TO attend to
bis official duties.
WI. Kidder has had a Bell telephone
installed in his house. Thomas Maxwell
also has one in the Caswell boarding house.
OF. Davis and his workmen are work.
ing on the new Bell telephone line between
this town and Derby Line and have 1t
nearly completed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-12-07
CALEDONIA COUNTY,.
WEST BURKE.


Several are in attendance at county
court.
Mrs. j. Il. watch1e was in Lyndonville
last week.
Miss Edith Smith was in st. Johnsbury
last week.
Selim Doyle of Burke Hollow is in very
poor health.
Miss Mabel Porter spent the Sabbath at
Lyndonville.
Mrs. Fl. L. Doyle of Bradford was in
town last week.
Warren Fairbanks of st. Johnsbury was
in town last week.
Harry Winslow has returned to his
school at Higbgate.
Miss Jessie Dearb born visited her parents
last Sunday at Newport.
Mrs. Fred Frasier and daughter were in
st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. E. E. circuit has returned from New
Haven on account OF ill health.
Mrs. Bigelow of Bradford was in town
last week to visit her mother and other
friends.
Mrs. Gertrude Carr of st. Johns bury Wis
tied her father, Thomas Aldrich, last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gaskell and daugh-
ter of st Johnsbury spent Thanksgiving
with Fred Gaskell.
Mrs. Angie Burns had the pleasure of
having her children all at home Sunday
Nov. % to eat turkey.
This community were shocked to learn
| of t he death of Mrs. VIM. Silsby of New
| bury. Several attended her funeral Thurs
day.
| Austin w. Thayer was born in Wood
stock, Conn.,, September II, 1916, his par
ents moving to Stanstead, Que, when he
was two years of age. He was united in
marriage to Susan Hartwell in 1884 by
Squire Chase of Derby. In 1887 or 1888 they
moved to Kirby and lived in Kirby and
Victory until 1860 when they moved to
Burke where the remainder of his life was
spent. To them were born ten children,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-12-07
LOWELL.

George. Phipps is in town.
Eula Perkins was a caller in town Satur-
day.
Arthur Cello and wife are visiting at
home.
Rev. Mr.. Goodhart is i'll and unable to
preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cello spent last week
in town.
Mrs. Sylvester of Eden was in town
gently.
Mr.. whittemore OF Eden was in town
last week.
Clarence Stannsrd was In westfield
Wednesday.
Byron Lyon and wife spent Sunday with
Mrs. Davis.
Rev. l. p. Chase called on friends in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Norris of North Troy was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delsny are visiting at Mrs.
Ellen SINNERS.
Wilma Durivsge is home from California
for a short visit.
Mrs. V. NJ. Parker and dsue liter visited
In Newport Friday.
Mrs. Stebbins and Mrs. Cello were in
Westheld Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs.
Hutchins Wednesday for dinner.
Johnny shortsleeves and sister Eva have
been visiting at their grsndfsther's.
Edison Stannsrd has closed his house an 4
moved in with Mr.. Curtis for the winter.
Arthur Parker has flushed working for
his brother Clarence, and goes to Newport
Friday.
The Lowell Basket Ball association will
serve sugar on snow at the town hall, Fri
day evening, Dec. 18th.
The village school began Monday, Nov
30th. Miss Alice Gilbert teaches in the
higher department and Alice skinner in
the primary.
MORGAN.
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Mrs. Alice Masure is very sick.
Mr.. H. A. Blake is quite sick with
erysipelas.
Mrs. L. B. Wilson was very ill last week,
but is now gaining.
There will be service at North Ridge
! school house Dec. Is, 800 p. m.
Mrs. Brainerd is quite ill at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Albert Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ocin Curtis attended the
Stephen Chesley wedding anniversary in
Sheffield Nov. %.
Ernest w. Nye has moved from o. E.
Bundy's house to F. A. Holmes house on
the Lyndon road.
Royal Virgins has returned from Clare
mont, N. H., and is stopping at Chas.
Aldrich's for the winter.
Lewis Gordon from Montpelier and Rob-
ert Gordon from St. Johnsbury visited at
George Gordon's last week.
Miss Lenna Farr has closed her
her house and gone to Mr.. Burrington's at
| Burke Hollow for the winter.
Mrs. A. H. Burnham has gone to Mont
pefier and Herbert and Madge Burnham to
Lunenburg to resume teaching.
Miss Genevieve Switser, who has been
stopping at Laconia, N H., for the past
few weeks, will return to the home of her
| aunt, Mrs. Will San born.
| The Ladies' Aid Society gave an enter
: tainment at thei- hall last Thursday eve
| ming which was well attended. Supper
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