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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
SnrdauS erfolareid lit bic &l

9nr9aus erfulgreid lit bic Sur
ber fletnen 0oltta Nrmour ieitenS bes
b~eribmten SpeStaliiteu Or. 2orens
uOn @ten perlaufen. Na9 Nbnabms
bes gppsuerbanbes, wel@er na6 Der
Operation i'm October ansslest purbe,
fanb man, baB bic Siftuerrenfuns
uoufommen sebetlt unb bas betreffenbe
Sein in normalem s3uitanbe ii9 Be:
fanb. Den glteru bes fleinen Wdb=
6ens bat Der @tener arSt bur6 feline
8ineni@aft einen u%nbesablbaren
Oienft ermieien. Sas Sonorar lit
nur elm duBeres s3ei@en bes Oantes
uno Fat BEN @mpfdnser In BEN Stano
selebt, bic @obltbat ieiner &enntntlie
uielen Mnberen, bic ni@t NIT @lids
sitern seiesnet itnb, gu Sbeil werbea
gu laiien. Ser b09fte 2obn fir ben
bepabrten Irst lit bic Entertaining
unb Serebrung uno Der Stols, in babn=
bredenber 8eiie ietn @ilien In ben
Oienit Der leiben6en Weni@beit itelen
gu t6nneu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Nm 2S. tieies Monats mtrb 8apit

Mm 20. bieieS Wonats wtrb Papit
SEQ XIII. bas Nlter bes beiliSen Pe:
trus errei9en. Dteieu Sag wirb Der
fl @ater nt9t belonbers feiern, neil
er Der @uii@t 1T, baB bic Subildumsz
feitli6teiten, bic iosben ibr @nbe er:
reidten, senus ieten. Or. 2appont,
Der 9eibarst bes Baptes. bebauptete
wieber, baB Der @eiunbbeits3utanb
bes Yapites iebt in Inbetra9t ieiaes
alters Elm uoraiisli@er iei, unb ,penn
ni6ts neutrality-suspicious. etntrete, bas
fir6li9e Oberbaupt minbeitens ein
Nlter Don bunbert Sabren errei6en
perbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23

Gs 1T eine besrinbete Sorberung
bes garbinalitaats &ouu,
baB Der Satican CUR 8etbeilisuns an
Der ct. 2outier Notwithstanding BON
Ct esierunss uesen amtli@ einse,
laben wirbe, mte bas Bel anSeren Ste.
sierunsen ssi6eben lit, unb wie man es
aud ieinerseit in gbicasO Sem 9apite
~seseniiber setban bat. l1nb BET ben
betannten freunbi6aftlt9en Se5iez
buusen spiiden SEQ XIII. unb 8rdiiz
bent Gooieuelt wirb it@ Der @unl@
ia lei9t erfiqen lallen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23

Ser 9eilise Batter rutrb na@ elmer
r6mii9en &abelbepei&e bas tim BON.
9rdiibent @ooieuelt ~iberianbte neueite
@ei@ent, uel@es betanntlt@ aus eiz
mem Yra9teremplar Der vMehases
anb State Papers Of tie Prefbents"
beitebt, bur@ l1ebermittelunS ieiner
idmmtli9en gncpfltfen erwibern.
@enn Sebbp bic lteBt, fann er mas
profitiren. SEQ XIII. lit Slei3 ibm
aud Elm 8ertreter bes ptelseribmz
ten Strenuous life," wiewobl In an
berer Wei1e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Bic Grnte $ Musfaten itnb no;

bic Grnte . 4usf@ten itnb mad
Senrp glew's bic bentbar beitem,
u8tr itnb," i@reibt ct in ieiner lett=
w06entli6en lleberit6t bes 9anbels=
marttes, uetner sewaltisen grnte In
8interweisen 10 gut wie fiber, ba bic
iesisen S6dsunsen ii6 auf 500, OOO,s
900 Sul6el belaufen, mas einen
@sbrertras uon III, 600, 600 9ui6el
seseu has Soriabr bebeuten wirbe.
W0slt@erweiie iteben nod Sddoisun:
gen bepor, alletn bic @rfabruns lebrt,
baB bic Ipril.S 6dbunsen bes @rntez
ertrass in @interpeiSen in Der &eSel
FORFEIT ltnb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Seutidlanbs Suprematie

2eutI6lanbs S%uprematie i'm
S6nelOampfer=g ertebr fam ibm fir
bic nd6iten paar Sabre nobl taum
entriiien werben. Ser reue SSean.
8inbbunb u&aiier 8ilbelm H." bes
Norbbeutiden 9lopb, Der lebte ISOLDE
feline erite &eile mad Seem gorf ontrat,
lit ni6t nur Der sr0Bte unb elesanteite
Oampfer Ger @elt, ionbern biirfte ii6
au9 als Der i6neaite ~auspeiien.
Seine Wai6inen entpideln ni9t noe.
niger als 10000 Pferbefraft, rpose.
gen bic 90 Bis IS, 900 Pferbetraft
Der srOBten enslii9en Oampfer menis
beiasen. Oas S@iff lit FOG SUB
lang unb bat fur aber 1900 9aiias
stere unb 600 Wann 8eiasuns uou=
auf accommodation.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23


- Dte Mtlmautee'r beutI@e Ebes
aters@ eielI9aft rnter 9eitun8 Dol, 8.
6. &retB pom Yabft : Tbeater tpirb
am Sonntas, ben 10. Mat, I'm Do
utbion auftreten. gs selanst BET bies
Ter @elesenbett etn ausseSei@netes
8olfsftid nit @eians betitelt: vgin
Wdb@en : Eraum" our @ufibruns.
Oas StId 1T nod Sebermann's &C.
i6mad, ba es etne Insabl erniter, TO-
pie fomii9er Situationen unb cine
WenSe a~nStebenber @elanss : Num=
mern entbdlt. gs murbe in @btca:
90 unb Wtlmaufee NIT sroBem 8ei=
fal aufsenommen unb ioute ni9t per-
feblen, au9 auf unier Publifum et=
men uortbeilbaften @inbrud gu MAIDEN
Ote 9auptrolen ltesen In ben Sdn.
ben pom: Warianna Sonia, Watbilz
ba Oirts, Nnna &oittemepr, glbolpb
S9ubma9er, S%testsmunb @lfelb,
8ernbarb @~entbaus, @uftap Sars.
beim uno 2ubwis &reiB. Wan barf
ii9 iomit NIT &e9t auf einen duBerlt
uersniSten Ibenb sefaBt MAIDEN.
SIN ber Don Der Seuerwebr in
8aite Parf sebaltenen Sabresper=
lammluns wurben folsenbe. 8eamten
sewdblt: s. S. 3acStowsti, Chef;
SO. $. Smittb, &apitdn; 9ucas
S@epers, lieutenant; @m. S9eil,
Ssfretar; S. 8eiler, S@asmetfter.
- Sobn Oominid bat feline On.
iteauns in Sbtelmann's g%iienpaa.
renbanbluns ute6erselest, unb Srl.
Carrie Sbtelmann mur6e In ienem @e=
iddfte ais Su5balterin anseiteut.
-Sebt lit bic 3ett, &odp Woun=
tain Sbee gu nebmen; ct tretbt bic
Witroben bes @tnters beraus; er
itdrft BEN Wasen, bic 0tieren unb 9ez
Der. Gin wunberbares Sribiabrsbeils
mtttel, mel9es trante 9eute selunb
ma9t. Wartin abolition.
- Qnmalt Sbeobor Sriiner reiite
Sienitas na6 Wilpaufee, pom NO er
ieinen Sobn Sbeobor, pel6er it6 int
bortisen Santtarium l6on leit meb=
reren @o6en beftnbet, obne baB in
ieinem ansesriHenen aOrpersuitanOe
audi MIR Bic serinsite 8eHeruns elm
9etreten wdre, na9 SarIe su brinsen
beabit6tist, fails bieReiie ratblam er:
a9tet mirb.
- Ser betm 8ranoe bes SEER
Slod Ben Sermannsi0bnen, bic in
ienem gebdube tbr 8ereinslota( ba=
BEN, erwa6iene S9aben lit ron Ell:
ner Wilwautee acknowledgements
ieli@aft, bic In ct. gloub bur9 Serrn
S. Ct. 8ennett ien. pertrsteniit bur9
prompte N~usSabluus pon 1857 our
3ufrieoenbeit Der 9Ose ausseslt9en
worben. Sener 8erein entfaltet itets
srOBere Slitbe, unb ct perStent ais
Sertreter unb S0rberer Der beuti9en
Spra6e unb beuti@en @elens Nuerz
tennuns. Mebrere neue Witslteber
uurben In Der btesmO9entlt6en Ser=
iammluns sar Iufuabue uorsei6laz
gen. Ser 9erein plant Elm srobars
tises Pic Sic fir ben Stunt, gu bem
ale 9ermannsiObne : Sereine bes
Staates einselaben perben iollen.
- Sir eine belle, flare Saut, tlar
ben sanSen 8e9 bur9, bur6lt9tts
senus, linn Sonneni9ein-rotbe Bat
fen - bur6bltden gu lalien, nebr1t
&odp Wountatn Ebee. Oteieu Monat,
Sribiabrs5ett. 35cts. sc. Wolttor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
11niere Staats 9esislatur fat ii6

0ienitas, na3bem ite bic uoue seieb
li6s Sisunss5eit in Mnipru9 nabm,
pertast. Was in b%erielben in lester
@o9e unb namentli6 ,pdbrenb Der
lebten Na6t pon Wontas auf Oien-
flag, mo wie semObnli6 in fieberbaf=
ter qtufresung eiue sroBe ansabl Sc
febe paiiirt purben, 81 Stanbe fam,
merben mir bemnd5lt bur9 bic Yubltz
fatiou auer ansenommenen @aiese tn
grfabruns brinsen. IS lo6nt itd
beBbalb ni6t mebr nod einsslue bapor
al errpdbneu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Ser Sefretdr bes St1uern bat en-

Ser Setrstdr bes Snnern bat entz
i5ieoen, baB fir bas i'm Snbtaner=
Serritorium weibenbe Steb bic pom
Sen Snbianer Stdmmen porSei6riez
bene @ebiibr cber Steuer 81 besablen
lit i'm @eiseruuSsfaue muB bas weiz
benbe @ieb pom Serritorium suriid=
sesooen werbeu. Die gnti6eibuns
ri6tet ii3 sesen mebrere srobe Sieb=
siidter, bic bic iaftisen @eioesriinbe
umIonIt benuben rpouen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23

Siderem Sernebmen mad 1T Ooms
beGant SoIepb Msiuer gum 8eibbis
i6pf pon &6lu auserieben. gr tit gu
Sieperni6, areis Oiren, 1s45 &C.
borem, purbs 1869 gum 9rieiter &C.
peibt uub lit felt 1898 Oomberr an
Ser Wetropolitanttr6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
SIR GilenbahN,Tru bat ae9erl bic

Gntideibuns bes 9unbes : appelas
tionsz @sridts pon Wiuneiota Beirut
flung eiuselest unb babel "a Sebler
In benz seri9tli6en grfenntnib anse=
fibrt. @as bod 10 elm Ibpofat ni9t
allies austtfteln fam!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23

@rdInsnt &ouisuslt iOu ben 8uri9
besen, mad glblauf ieines sweiten Ser
MINIS, SEN er fir seit9ert bdlt, gum
&ector Der untueriitdt 9aruarb sez
1pd6lt s1 perben. Gin iol6er Soften
piirbe ieinen @~eifteszuuo Gbaratterz
Iulasen portrefili6 entlpre6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
9is bsmtide Sprade lit in Qrsen:

Die beIti9e Sprade TT IN ArSen=
tinien nod benz neuen 9ebrplan fir
baS s., 6. unb 7. S9uliabr ter
Nattonalfouesien, 5. :. fir biejenisen
&laiien, bic fir bic jurifil@e, mcbisiz
niI3e unb matbematil6e 2aufbabn ii6
pOrbereiten, als etnstse frembe Spra6e
uorseI6rteben, unS omar nit ie feds
Stunben pO9entli@. Oteie Serfi=
suns tbeilt bas @rsentinii6e 8o6en:
blatt" NIT, inbem es binSufist, baB
barin etne sere6te NmertennunS Der
beutl9en @iIienl9aft gu erbliden Jet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23

Garbinal Gibbons bat seitern
Wsar. Dennis O'gonneu ais &ector
Der fatbolii9en llniueriitat gu @as
ibinston einsefibrt. On bemielben
Sage bielten bic Sruitees Der nniuers
1itdt unter benz @oriise bes Cardinals
cine Sibun9 ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Mus Der nm9e9enb.
ct. Mnthona.

@ittme S. @abni9afe pom bter
besab it9 Oienitas in Sesleitans bes
Serrn 6ermanu Senolten pon Ilbaup
our &eseluns pon neutrality-suspicious.
betten nod ct. gloub.
Mbon.
Mm Wontas purben bter bic Suns
bamentarbeiten fir feds neue @ebdu=
be in Insriff senommen. ,&aufmann
Sran5 S9mitt ldBt einen4O SUP bret
ten. in ber ednse ieines jesisen Store
rnb ;pei Stod boben Inbau al iein
@ei9dftslotal errtdten. 6err Sui.
Sartel ldBt einen nelen Nnbau fir
ben Setrieb isinss S@antsei9aftes
erbauen; Sobn &oa9 ldBt einen gro:
Zen Neubau uub ser S9mteserlobu
bes Serrn @roBmann un5 Die 9erren
Sos. Sumps unb Oti9. &eppers laiz
fen rleue @obnan9en erri9ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Yier3.

Yeter 8. gorter bat bas S@antsez
i6dft bes Seinri@ &insen ibernomz
men.-&ommenben Mittpo9 perben
Sernb. @ermins unb Srduletn M.
S9mib bier ebelt9 perbunben per=
ben.-Sbeobor Sbielen bat ais 4sent
Der Iuitin & @eftern 60. benz Comm
Granite iowte Dem Comm 8ub mebre=
re @rabirmai9tnen perfauft.- Ser
btelise ct. Warien : 9erein bat $40
fur etne neue &ir9enslode in 2aitrup
unb SIS fir bic fatbolil3en sSnbiz
anerl6ulen bonirt. = usult Otremba,
beiien 8obnuns firsli6 bur6 Seuer
Seritort murbe, erbielt bieier Sage bic
Ser1t9erunsslumme i'm @eIammtbe=
TRACE BON 5000 BON Ser Continental
Terlt9erunssseleIi9af ausbesablt.
-Sobn $. @reu bat iein neues Sc
i6Gfts @ebdube poIenbet uno ietn
S6antsei6dft in basielbe perlest.-
Srant Wtle bat le9s 0ots in Ser obe=
rem Sta6t setauft unb lit iebt nit benz
aufbau elmer neuen @obnuns fir ietz
ne Samilie bei@dfttst.- Sobn 96tlz
lipi, wel6er leeten Sreitas ieine 5rar
ms ct. ~JtapbaelszS ospital gu ct.
Gloub, bra6te mo- tie ii9 iest unter Or.
Ounn's Sebanbluns beftnbet, erbielt
bieier Gage einen grief pon leinem
Sruber Sobn Sebr, nit Ser 2lnsabe,
baB berielbe i'm DECEMBER Sibirien
perlalien uno li@ auf ieiner JteiIe Ell
ntse Sage inSons Song, China, auf=
sebalten babe, pon bort na6 Ben 9bi=
ltpptnen 9ereiit Jet nnb in Ser eriten
SebruarwO6e bic &eiie mad San
Sranctsco an9etreten babe, mo er ant
3. WtdrS anfam. 81 Sage nabm bte
Seeretle BON BEN Fbilippinen na9
San Nrancisco in @nipru6 en- lebz
terer Stabt blieb er einen Monat unb
retlte bann na6 Seattle, pom no CT
lt6 na9 Ben @olbfelbern in 9uasfa
begeben miro.
Sauf Gsntre.
&ommenbeu Samitas pirb gountpz
S9uli superintendent 9l6les bier eiue
Sebrer: 9 eriammluns leiten, in ser esSn=
tereiantes un6 9ebrret9es CUR Gpra=
DE tommen wirb, baber cine auieittee
Sbetlnabme erpini6t lit. - Fri.
0ouiie, So6ter bss Senators Seinri6
&euer, lit @ontas pom ct. Glou6,
no ite BET ibrer Sreunbtn, Srau g. IS.
Cline, gu 9uite mar, suriidsefebrt.-
Ser i'm Oiitritt $50. 1873 als Sebrer
anseiteute Srans 8asuer, Sobu Ser
Samilte Clinton @asner in ct. So
lepb, lit, nadbem er feline Oiterferten
TN elterlt6en lSauie susebra6t unb
peri6iebenen Sreuuben in ct. Gloub
einen Selu6 eritattet bate, suridse=
tebrt Inb lit mteber unperbroiien an
feline nit BET @rStebune ser Susenb
perbunbene Irbeit sesansen. - Die
llelt or9antltrte Saut Sate Creamery
alloctatton bat Sic gaB Sutterfabrit
getault unb wirb bielelbe mad Saltt
Centre perle9en urb nit guns uelter
Wfai6tnerie ausbeliern laiien.
Tole1.
SEQ. 6ascom6 pom Clearwater lit
bier e%insetroffen nit Der feiten ab=
it9t, in benz Benton gountplib etne
Staatsbanf gu etabliren. Gr BAT eire
ansabl @elbmdnner fir istn Inter
nebn,en sewonnen, Sic iiG ntn nit
ibm ais ioseuannte Stofbcloers" int
Santseldafte uertnipft baben. Der
Sermitteluns unleres Senators Sro=
wer bat Benton County es 81 perz
banten, baB linn etne Sewiuisuns
pon $1,000 fir Sriiden= uub @ege=
spede aus Dem Staatsidtel semadt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-24
JAMAICA.

Mrs. Z. a. Jacobs is Ill.
Frank Carver visited his parents last
week.
Charlotte Cushman is visiting at II. j.
Sage's
Carroll Robinson was at home over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. \. L. Howard visited in
Windsor last week.
Mrs. Emma Boynton went TO London
derry. y. H., Monday.
Revilo Howard picked ripe tomatoes
from his vines Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Wardwen have been
a Miss Lottie Reads a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. Ballard came home
from Mt. Lake farm last week.
Bhe Baptist ladies' aid society met
Thursday with Mrs. L. b. Newman.
Miss Bickford. who has visited at d.
Snerwin's, went 10 Westiied Tuesday.
The state travelling library has been
moved TO j. b. Muzzy's to remain until
September.
Mrs. l.. b. Newman entertained Rev.
and Mrs. McEwen and Mr. and Mrs.
Carver Monday.
The ladies of the Congregational soci-
ETY. will serve ice cream Saturday evening
at the town hall.
Mrs. Annie Boynton entertained several
of her friends in town at her summer
home last Friday.
On account of the summer school at
Townshend the W. C. T. L. meeting will
not be held until the second week in Au-
gust.
Several summer boarders have come TO
George NJ. Doanes, and others are wish
ing to come If places can be found for
them.
| The Congregational Sunday school voted
last Sunday TO invite the Baptist school
TO hold a picnic with them the first week
in August.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Howard have issued
invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Maud. to Arthur Trip, which
will take place August 5th at their home.
The missionary meeting and tea was
held Wednesday with Mrs. Flora How
ard. The subject was New Mexico and
the Indian work. There were 10 present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-24
DUN MERSTON HILL.

Mrs. D. NJ. Stockwell went Monday to
Holyoke to spend a week or ten days
with her daughter. Mrs. William L. Win
chester.
a. NJ. Merrifield has new barn nearly
completed at his cottage near the lake.
Mr. Merrifield has placed two new roofs
on the tabernacle at the lake.
There will be no preaching service at
the school house next Sunday. a prayer
meeting will begin at 1870, to be fol-
lowed Immediately by the Sunday school.
A party from Bernardston-Misses Liz
Zie, Marion and Alta Dennison, Edward
Williams and two young ladies-spent a
very pleasant week at the lake in "Kamp
Kosy," returning home Monday.
A social gathering was held Tuesday
evening at j. n. Betterley's, the young
people there inviting the young people
of this place. Games and music were in
order, after which the guests departed
at an early CD hour.
Mr.. Chamberlain, who is in the Burn
ham cottage with r. E. Gordon, has a
little garden on the shore of the lake.
He has lettuce, radishes and parsley
nearly enough to eat, and sunflowers
one to three feet tall, and the planting
was all done since he came here three
weeks ago.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-24
DU M M ERSTON.
Fell Into a Well.

Reed Brothers, Bert NJ. and Carl T.,
lost a valuable work horse Monday in a
very singular manner. The team. which
was a handsome pair of gray horses
weighing $500 pounds and costing Si00,
were being used on a moving machine
in a hay field not far from the school
house in East Dummerston and were
driven by Bert Reeds hired man. A
large well some ten or twelve feet deep
was located in the field some two rods
II m line fence and furnished running
water for George Warwick's place. As
tie hired man knew nothing about the
we'll Carl Reed stood on the broad COW
-eilng of the we'll twice when the team
passed by it in order that the hired man
might know the location and avoid the
danger of driving Into the well. on
starting in for the third time around the
field Mr.. Reed thought it was not nee
essary to post himself on the well again,
but cautioned the hired man to look out
for the well. To make doubly sure of
avoiding an accident he watched the
team as it approached the well, and was
startled to see the hired man drivin.
straight toward the place of danger. He
shouted and the man stopped just in
time for the nigh horse to drop plumb in
to the well. leaving an empty harness
its mate and an astonished driver After
three hours of fruitless labor to res
cue the horse it was decided to shoot it
in order that it might be relieved of its
sufferingsS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-24
WARDSBORO.

j. T.. Gleason Of Brattleboro spent Sun
day with his mother and children.
Mr., and Mrs. w. b. Eddy Of Brattle-
boro are visiting at Fred Underwoods.
Mrs. Lutte Benson is spending a few
days with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j.
H. Cobb
Ernest Pike went to Brattleboro Sat
urday to consult Or. Holton. His daugh-
ter Gertrude, went with him.
Theodore Strawn and family, who have
been visiting a Mrs. f. A. Gleasons the
past two weeks. have returned to their
nome in Ottawa, ILL.,
Frank w. Bemis, who has been i'll with
consumption a long time, and has been
a great sufferer, passed away quietly
Saturday morning, July IS. Mr. Bemis
went to Colorado last fan in the hope of
regaining his health. but returned in
April, and since that time had failed
rapidly Funeral services were held at
the Methodist church Monday at .
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Campbell officiating.
He is survived by his father one brother
and two sisters, who have the sympathy
Of all.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-24
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

o. r. Clayton of Chester is in town for
a few days.
Orrie Davis of New York is at her
home for short vacation.
Mary Ross of Springfield. Mass, is
visiting her parents this week.
Mrs. George Swallow returned Thurs
day to her home in Brownsville.
Frank Cummings is home from SPRING
field, Mass, for a weeks vacation.
Lyman w. Sheldon of Nyack. N Y, is
visiting his parents at e. w. Shines
Mrs. Carrie Beebe of Brockton, Mass,
and Mrs. Estelle Adams of Whitman,
Mass, are guests at Col II. A. Dudley's.
Mrs. Fl. S. Bryant of Somerville, Mass,
has been in town the past week called
here by the illness and, death of her sis
ter.
Mrs. Harvey Pierce died at her home
Monday night, after a lingering illness.
She is survived only by her husband in
her immediate family, who will sadly
miss her companionship. She was a
daughter of the late Scion Thompson of
this town, and there are now living three
brothers and three sisters, Henry and
Walter of this town and Leroy of Glens
Falls, n. Y, Mrs. Samira Bemis of
Jamaica, Mrs. II. S. Bryant of Somer-
vile, Mass. and Mrs. e. S. McAllister of
this town. she had been a consistent
member OF the Baptist church since her
girlhood. Funeral services were held at
the house yesterday, Rev. F. E. Coburn
officiating.
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VERNON.

Mrs. II. w. Fairman is i'll with an at.
tack of rheumatism.
Rev. l.. b. Rockwell will preach in tho
chapel next Sunday at II a. m.
Mrs. B. a. Streeter is visiting relatives
in South Royalston, Mass, this week.
Miss Annie Rideout of Neponset is
guest of her cousin, NJ. l. Reed and fam
lily.
Rev. L. Q. s. Osgood is expected tc
preach in Union church next Sunday at
230 O. clock.
Mrs. ]. f. Whitney has returned from
Florida, and will spend the summer at
her home here.
Miss May Cook and little brother. Cor.
don, of Bloomfield, y. j., are visiting
Mrs. Ora johnson.
NJ |. Reed is occupying his time at
present in a futile endeavor to dislodge
a personal acquaintance, VINO " sticketh
closer than a brother" sciatic neuralgia.
Mrs. Hattie Forbes of Canton, y. Y.
caRe last Saturday and returned home
this week, accompanied by her aunt. Miss
Hattie Lee. who will make her future
home with Mrs. Forbes.
Vernon Grange did not have the pleas
ure of visit from Broad Brook Grange
as expected last Saturday evening. on ac.
count of the stormy weather. but will ex-
pect the visit in the near future.
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Central Vermont Railway Co.
Southern Division.

Effective June 81, 1903.
Trains leave Brattleboro as follows:
ll6 a. m. week days for Springfield and
New York.
b:23 a. m. daily for Springfield, week
days for New York.
7:2S a m week days for New London;
connects at Millers Falls for Troy; at
Palmer for Boston.
1850 a. m. week days for South London
derry.
$40 a. m. week days for Springfield and
New York.
lois a M, week days for New London;
connecting at Millers Falls and Palm
er for Boston.
Ia p. m, week days for Springfield and
New York.
800 p. m, week days for Springfield and
New York.
4:S5 p. m. week days for New London
and New York via Norwich Line
steamers; connects at Palmer for Bos-
ton.
4:S5 p. m. daily for Springfield and New
York.
4.ls p. m, Sunday only for Springfield
and New York
6:45 p. m. week days for South London
derry.
Subject to change without notice.
e. H. FITZHUGH. Vice President and
General Manager.
]. e. BENTLEY. General Passenger
Agent.
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DEATH OF THE POPE.
End Came at 4:o4 O'clock Monday
Afternoon-Pontff's Last Words
Used in a Benediction.

Pope Leo died shortly after 4 o'clock
Monday afternoon. The period of over
two weeks that he passed in the shadow
of death was no less wonderful than his
life. His splendid battle against disease,
which was watched the world over with
sympathetic admiration. ended only after
a series of tremendous efforts to con-
quer the weakness of his aged frame by
the marvellous will power of his mind
The pleuro- pneumonia with which the
pope suffered was scarcely so responsible
for his death as that inevitable decay of
tissue which ensues upon SO years OF life
Pope Leo's final moments were marked
by that same serenity and devotion and
wnen he was conscious, by that calm in
telligence which is associated with his -
years pontificate. His was no easy
death An hour before he died turning
to DR.. Lapponi and his devoted valet.
Pho Contra, he murmured: " The pain
suffer is most terrible" Yet his parting
words We're not of the physical anguish
that he suffered. but Were whispered
benedictions upon the cardinals and his
nephews. who knelt at the bedside, and
the last look of his almost sightless eyes
was toward the great ivory crucifix hang
ing in the death chamber. Practically all
the cardinals now in Rome. kneeling at
the bedside, watched the passing of his
soul. Earlier in the day Cardinal Sara
gino Nannutelli had impressively pro-
nonuced the absolution in articulo mortis.
The condition of the pope varied from
agony to coma. Wishing to relieve him.
DR. MaZZoni suggested that morphine
should be administered, but DR.. Lapponi
did not agree. fearing that the end
might be quickened.