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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Seiperat aus 6nugcr nHb Notb.
8attin zines itrifenoen 3ertilarbei=
ters in philadelphia Deriu4t, ii8
uno i6re &inoer gu t0Oten.-3nei
Der QeBteren iino toot.

ters in P6ilaoelp6ia Oeriu4t, ii9
unO i6re &inOer gu t0oten.-3pei
Der QeBteren iino toOt.
8biIobe1p6io, %. 2luguit.
- 6rau 8ooer bic Satin zines itriz
fenOen 2lrbeiterS, neI8er felt benz Dor
neun 0o6en begonnenen 2tusitan0
Der 3eppidpe6er 6eI6Gftigungslos
mar, ging geitern frii6 in i6rer arm
Ii6en Wo6nung an bic 2(uSfi6rung
zines i6redIi6en @or6a6ens. MG6z
reno i6re pier 8inoer nod feit I6liez
fen, 0ffnete bic U}utter ben 6abn Der
8asleitung, I'm ii6 uno i6ren 2ieb=
lingsn bur9 GrItiten ben Sob gu gez
ben. Der 8utte uno 8ater, Der me6z
rere Stunoen Ipdter BON ieinem Oerz
gebIi6en Su6en na9 2(rbeit 6eimz
febrts faro bic 56iire Der Do6nung
DerI4lofIen. 0as S9limmits u6nenO,
brang er nit 8epalt Elm; Elm erItiden=
Der 8a8sQualm i6lug i6m ertgegen.
S6neQ 0ffnete er bic 5eniter uno elite
0unn in oa5 S6laf3immer, no feline
6rau uno bic 8inoer un76eineno Ie6z
los uuf Dem 8ette lugen. Ha9 lGnz
qeren Mu6en geIang IS, bic 6rau unO
3pei bon ben 8inbern gum 8enuBtz
iein gu 6ringen; bic beioen Siingitsn,
3psi MdO6en, CLARA uno Bertha,
6utten bereits au5gelitten, oas idndz
6e Qe6en mar entflo6en. Die W}utter
uno bic beioen geretteten 8tnoer
fpurben nad oem 6OfpitaI gebra6t,
no Iie in beOenfli9em 3uituroe barr
nieoerliegen. Die unglijdli4e 6rdu
go6 aIs 8runo fir i6re 9er3Deifs
lungst6dt an, ibr W2ann iei felt benz
Strife Der 5eppi9neber o6ne Der
oienIt, Iie uno i6re 8inoer 6dtten
T6on pofenIang 6unger uno yIot9
qelitten, uno gsitern ioqte tie fDegen
riidItdn0iQer Wiet62 auf 6fs StraBe
oeIeBt neroen. 0as U2aaB beg glenos
lei oo0 qepe7en, unO in pdbniinni9er
9er3neiflung babe lie ben gntI4luB
oefaBt, ben Rdmpf um'5 9aiein aufz
3uoeben uno nit i6ren &inoern 3uz
Idmmen 3u iter6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Su Ghitaau aeforben.

G6tcago, %. 2luguIt. - 8. g.
Ridett5, 6ulfsz8eoatteur Oe5 nScis
mitur" in M}empbis, Senn., puroe in
6ieiiger Staot, no er ii6 pGbreno ieiz
ner Jerien aufgebalten bate, nd4
me6rtdgiger 8rontbeit in ieinem 9ett
i'm .RaiIer6ofz6otel toot uuFgefuns
ben. Sin 6er3letoen bate Ietnem
Qe6en ein3iel geieBt. Gr mar in Qouis
iiuna ge6oren, 40 Sabre alt uno lett
IA Sa6ren am oScimitur" tbdtig uno
6interldBt cine @ittpe unO 5pci sins
nPr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Sic sSeicr SeS
Oeut(d)en Cages
fnoet om
@ontas, Ia. September 1908
i'm 9arleD=Yarf noss-

9lQ: 9ertHe, ipel6e ibrc AnmtlOunlcn nod nid)t
ein9eiaFOt bdbtn, ino irtuHolidi trirbt, Oicisben
ofort Dem 6t= Setretdr ju ibermitt:iH. Od Die
3amsu i'm 6,itsproaramm, lutltes 3ur 3tit im
Srudt 1T, tribtiutu miifeu Ndbi;n : on uta 4,
OcH 30. 9luQut, 9prmittd9s llbr, iinOct cine
9cridmnliure 4 Ter j i'm ter 0 nj ! I Ell
Der 9ersiue I'M Edrte rltt no Der @or=
FB;r D;s Nu5faSomit:s, nr. 6'utap 9lumitart,
Den @ert;u;n DE iibIibcn 4ldsc anipciicn uuO ur,
oere Snitruttjoun srtbtilcn lpir0.
Die ndbifc &triammuna ot= glluabbdu0iGcn
@urqcr=9,rtins pom DarDaHo" miro ant :
uerttaa abtuo in Or q orwarts :
- {" db0tbat'n 2lm itlbtn N6cno nro Die
Gomjtt'n Der 2am,n iu cin;r 6oHitrtH3 tin9cllpn.
6rcita g. GOtuos llbr, &trilmmluaa Otr
III ten iur ole 6onpcntloH ots
rStutib 9lm;rtlni 1ta &atioEGl &aro;s" in
r5 opcc's NDttl" an ocr GumOcnsl5tvaBt, Otm
Gdmocns9dbnboic lc9cHiibtr.
Sit Iationa. sG Gonp;Htipu beQinut an Z. S:p=
tcmbcr. Eit Stlot miro titftriib inumHrt rur=
ben.
Sphn SiartS. Gydineut;
(236,l2) S u. ~. Scbpli. Neitz Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24

9ejieut our1 pie Ssatl II { Dur=
ban Die TrdnIoi,n bciitat mo ans otm 5'los ac=
itla9tu murotu pie amcrtduibtH @at;Ht 4iacn
ppu otu.n Dt meiftu unter ibrcr p,rlodtuarn
3ud,rbHa. btimtidiiht Site, ME Cncdhlbtr uuO
auOer; qiit;at SubitdHiea. berqtn, pom ben St
9srnarn=Rrdutcr= RineH Helm NM loTelam psrUtn
oieiflb.u pou DEN Rriofrn Ct &eTH1ro's aus Den
frii6cn b,iibrina.no:u 4iaHitH 2te in Dem qrobeu
e1rt,n otr 3ltur pahitH b:rfii't. las uo7tr;ii,
l;1t otutitc otilmitt;l bat ND III 1lt1 6ou'H
pm 9:riopiugl Waasrz. e'biTs uHo 3sr.n=gtis
orH uus uatn StoruHlsu ntr llnitr!tibs sCraane
ucts ami oas @ldnitnDFe bcDa5rt IN aasa asrs
tatisH ~ 6absE. l4oIk 5rfk&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Ncurr Strife in gittsbura.

PittS6urg g, %. guguit. - Die
6Oiiting engineers bon gitts6urg
unO 2tuegbenD 6aben beI6Iofen, Ell
nen neuen Strife gegen bic Gontroftoz
ren in's Dert gu ieben, peI6e CUR
r8uiloers @r9ange 2eague" ge60ren,
uno iie 6Offen babel Don Dem Bulb
ing 5rd6es Council" unteritiiBt gu
perben. Die Gontruftorsn gebenten
einem ioIGen S4ritt nit einem 3Ipeiz
ten Qodout entgegen3utreten ourd
pelfen Die gun5e 8aut6dtigfeit in
8itts6urg lubm gelegt peroen Dtro.
Qlls 8runo i6rer lln3ufrie0en6eit be-
8ei6nen Die engineers ben ltmituno,
OaB bic 2eague tets Die GntIfeioung
BON OiFferen3en bur4 Elm S4ieOsge>
ri6t gu permeioen gepuBt uno entge=
oen Der 0ereinbarung Qeute entLahen
bat. nelfe an bem eriten Strife be-
t6siligt gepeIen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
MargiaHSer GSGnlc fiir Gaatc.

9rr S. Rurius b;QinHt om l6. 5tptsmb,r
eOHfsfiiOnsIott 53ult iar I1a5hamm,
nnD Colds Ocvtn @tb0r ihy On @:i1t or oiituf.
Iibtn 5bu:cu ju maastIbait H. llat,rr;@t i'm
epre6'n IND e:pp;ulci;n, iOO;, GglmmarsSta;
uno afaocmil8: 6taoun 5;5r gt;pno: 2ao.
get6tiauno uro unttrri@t ;rei
fity GiHDobn:r %arp!aaos. Dian w,nOt Fb an
Gbas s9. Gi0, g-inj:gal, 6rso:r:d N,.
(auQS; ;SaZi ZiCG-2aQ-.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Sin 9ute5 3eihen.
Slniiti6e 6lOtte 3nrilf8ejO8en.
Sic BON Der 9fprtc bctuilli9ten Tpr=
ocrmnsen ipcaen nes Spniul'
WturoS in Wpnaitir.

RaiIer NiIbeIm Jon ii4 bei'm @3aren
fir Die 9forte Oerlpenbet baben.
= Der fron80iif4s 8oti4ofter in
gonItantinopel pom Sultan iiber
bic gu ergreifenOen, miIitdrii4en
MaBregeln gu Ratbe ge5ogen. -
Qlusldnoii6e Offi3iere fir Die tiirz
fiI6e8enoarmerie in 0&uceoonien.
-g3eue admpFe in ben oufitdnois
f8en 9iItritten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
9ei Quinbara. Rs.. lpurbe {

- 8ei Quinoara, Rs., purbe am
5amItaq 9l6eno cine auuntitdt Dpz
namit unter Der Qpfomotipe einesBerz
ionen5uges Der nWlifouri Pacificz
8abn" erplobirt, iebo6 ri6tete Die Grs
ploIion nur geringenS6aoen an. 0}un
bat feline Spur pon ben 8eriibern oes
8ubenitiidss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Baltimore: CEiu= Giicnbnlll=
SrfuriiuuS Suflctiu.

$500 Naltlmrrs nab %bild>cIphid une III.
riitF. SoHLtll, ben 80. Ausui &pe,iaare
utrldbt otH GdmNeH=&dnnboi SD 3ormit
tags 1Rt. 4oUli=2'lbabof S.2t @ormittdls.
Si.OO-2 2falrimurr uach SStImiuqtpm mur ItI-
rncf. 5orutal. ben 81. Auauit. SpeSiaiul
pcrlaft GamoHz&uhubof SIS &prmjtinQs
lRt &p9o=9abuDoi $50 SprmittaQs.
SI5O-S Sdltlmorc udco Shcitcr uur iurnf.
SountaN, Otu 30 2lu1un Spc5 "a
3uQ urldbt Gdmocr= &obnhci Sl5 @or:
mttoQs, Wt. 8oDu=Habubo so Spr'
mtfdQs.
.c5-SGltimpre mad, srererid. 3nrperS
Tcrrp uur &SiHd,eifcr uue iuriId, SoHna
ilq. otH 81 Muauh, SptiI ia u uJ
pcri0B! GuNtHs& lbnb0i { llbr &orm.
t23J-6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
g sburp's 3 D b.

2onoon, %. QuguIt. - 0u5
oGourt Circular" per0ffentlidt einen
Gus M}drienbab Dutirten GrlaB Dee
&0nigs Goparb, peIder 9eouuern
iiber cen SOB pe8 Qoro salisbury
GuBart unO Den 8sroienIten pes Ser
itor6ensn um Du5 8uterluno narme
tnsrf,nnung soft. 8ieIe Goroolen3z
0epeT6en treffen i'm 9atfielD 6ouie
Elm. Inter ben Qbienoern befinoen
ii6 &0nig @Oparo, 80nigin 9lleranz
bra, Die &0ni9in ron portuqat uno
8rGiiOent 2oubet. 9as 6ini6eioen
bes Grz9remiers puroe 6aute in 10
3iemli6 alien &ir6en oes 8ereinigten
&0nigsrei45 auf Der 8an3sI ertpdhnt.
9ari8, %. 2tuguIt. - 9ier
herrI6t Die 2lniiht Dor, ouB Der SOB
Suli56urp's Die Steuung Des 8olo@
nialietrstdrs Gbumberlain feItigen
pirb, Elm llmitano, peI6er, pie man
glaubt, ni6t bu5u beitragen Diirfte,
Die 5reunoi9aft 3piiden England
unO 5rantreih gu f0rDern. Die So
higteit, 8lug6eit unD MGBigung oeS
peritor6enen premiers finoen bier
pole 2tnertennung, obgleih man gez
piiie idrtoitii6e 8emertungen oefelz
ben ii6er 6rantrei9 unD Die Strange
len ni4t pergeifen bat. SIN QQgemeiz
ren piro anertannt, buB SulisburD,
pdbrenb er immer bic britiI6en SSn@
terefen nit feiter 9anb aufre6t err
Gielt, oenno9 itets einen 8ru9 nit
5rantreia gu OerbItsn fu6te, unb
baB Die 6ui6Ooa Gpiiooe nett ges
fGbrliGsr gepeIen iein puroe, penn
irgenb Elm dnDerer Stdatsmann pas
mails britiiasr 9rsmisr gefpeien pGre.
3ioniten @oagreB in
8dfel.
gafel, Sdpei5, %. 2tuguIt. =
Der ie6ite 3ioniiten GongreB puroe
beute unter Dem 8oriiBe pes Or. S6eos
nor 6er3l aus @ien bier er0ffnet.
Se6s6unDert 0elegaten aug daen
Neltt6eilen, eini6lieBli6 Ganaba's
uno Der Der, Staaten, inn anlpeienp.
Inter ibnen bsfinoen ii9 Mar ROrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24

VII. IT. 10 C4'UN 7 J.!CE-
StuoicusGurir9: &lai'i 5.r, nil Dli:Iibtr ano
fauiuanniidjir uu:;r, 3. Gr.iH,l >-r Ii i'E"la .;
in Der Ocufidu 5srod)c. &;rn3Vrc II: vS"Nr=
b,rsa BRO SeiTou pou -iri Nonltcr $!i5. Strz
otu bceiauu ant 7 len tda q, o:n / @cpttm5tE
1908. 9Rau aortiTrc:
Sruet. 5cicph Tire tor.
S;atjou :. 4lii m-c. No
Ratnloo auf 9rriangtn. t}rni2},&&tE&ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
nlarulanofr Sduls fur BIinor

miro om IA. stpttmber 1903 croffuet Giue s6ulc
fir Riuosr, Delde blinO fuO uotr oertu auocnbt
10 mauoslhdft IT, pab ft oi, 0itentlih,n S6uleu
n;tt btiu6tn f0nncu. g9eetn peittrer Nnsfunit
pcuo: man ilb
4. .. T9prriion. SuperinttHbsnt
tNua23 5&S lD(tl Baltimore, DID.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
AlarpIdnbfr Stats. f10rmals Sd)uls.

Wi;rDa .0.g N0rmlIDnIt,
(AuI22-S,rtU &a.t.mor;, Dlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24

flares unrmes QHrtter, leid)te !
iilhIidbe Winos. ::
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
SpecjaI VILLAGE Meetina.

There will be a special village meeting
in the town hall Tuesday evening Feb.
a at Z 30, for the following purposes /:
1st. To see If the village will vote to
make regulations regarding the erection
of buildings, within certain limits,
necessary for fire protection.
2nd. To see if the village will vote to
instruct the trustees to move the stone
crushing plant from its present location
to some ledge near the village where
suitable stone may be quarried for use
on the roads in said village.
The Rutland Daily news says concern
ing the subject matter embraced in arti-
Gle one
"The people of Middlebury will do
well if they will take the action cOntem-
plated by them looking to the prevention
of the erection of wooden buildings on
the site of the extensive business district
reduced to ashes February 3. Towns
that take such action in the event of big
fires often find temporary calamity turn
ed into permanent advantage"
The warning was legally posted Satur-
day afternoon. 1t is to be hoped that
every voter will be present and the
trustees given the authority asked by a
unanimous vote.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
GUARANTEED BY DR.. w. n.
SHELDON.
Hyomei the Only Cure for Catarrh which
Returns Your Money II Not Satisfac-
tory.

Hyomei the Only Cure for Catarrh which
Returns Your Money If Not Satisfac-
tory.
1t is seldom that druggist has enough
faith in the medicines he sells, even when
prepared by himself, to be willing to
refund the money if it does not cure /;
but Hyomei has cured so many cases of
catarrh among the customers of DIR. w.
II. Sheldon that he offers to refund the
money to all who use it, and report that
they are not satisfied.
Hvomei is the simplest and most con-
venient remedy for catarrh ever offered
to the public. Breathed through an in
haler so small that 1t can be carried In
the vest pocket, for a few minutes four
times day, it will absolutely kill all the
germs of catarrh and cure the disease.
Catarrh cannot exist where Hyomei is
used. 1t has two-fold action, killing
all the germs in the air passages and
lungs and soothing and healing the lrri-
tated mucous membrane.
Some of the prominent men and wo-
men of the country have gladly given
testimonials to Iyomei. After seeking
relief in vain for years, this wonderful
remedy has cured them of catarrh, and
it is no wonder that they want Others to
know it,
Rev. Dr.. Stryker, of the 34th Street
Church, of New York City, writes ::
"Hyomei gives wonderful relief in ca
tarrh when other remedies have failed.
1t has been of great service to me-"
If you have catarrh, accept DR.. W..
II. Sheldon's proposition and use Hyo-
mel.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
CURES CATARRHAL DEAF
NESS.

One Weeks Use of Hyomei Did More Than
Six Months Treatment by Specialists.
In the treatment of deafness which is
often the result of catarrh, Hyomei acts
almost Immediately upon the inflamed
membrane and the hearing begins to
return at once. A few days treatment
will bring relief, and in three or four
weeks, according to the severity of the
case, cure will be accomplished.
Miss Meeks, of Mattewan, n. Y, says
"Hyomei is truly wonderful. | have
used it but short time and see great
change in my condition. My hearing is
improving rapidly, and | had no Idea |
would improve so rapidly In so short
time. My breath, which was very Of
fensive to myself and others, has lost its
bad odor entirely. / have spent great
deal of money with catarrh specialists
and can truly say that six months of
their treatment is not equal to one month
of Hyomei."
DR.. w. ii. Sheldon is selling Hyomei
upon the unusual plan Of agreeing to
return the money if the medicine does
not cure.
A complete outfit costs only sl.OO and
consists of an inhaler that can be carried
In the vest pocket, medicine dropper
and bottle of Hyomei. The inhaler
will last lifetime and there is enough
Hyomei for more than a months treat
ment. Additional bottles of Hyomei
can be procured for 80 cents. Compare
this small expense with the fees charged
by specialists, and then remember that
If Hyomei does not cure, DR.. w. IL.
Sheldon will return your money.
What other treatment for catarrh and
catarrhal colds is sold in this way?
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
CHURCH NOTES.

Sewing school at the Congregational
yestry Saturday afternoon at | 80.
At the Congregational church the
Christian Endeavor will be lead by Miss
Laura Norton and the topic is Gan even
ing with home missions"
At the close of the Thursday evening
meeting at the Congregational church
the pastor and the deacons met several
persons who intend uniting with the
church on March l.
The county convention of the Christ
ian Endeavor held its semi-annual meet
ing Saturday, the 2Sth, with the Middle
bury Congregational society. Public
services will be held morning and after
noon.
A large audience assembled on Sunday
evening at the Congregational church to
hear the first of series of seven lectures
on "The Christian Religion in the Light
of Modern Thought" Fine music was
rendered.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the Rev. W. w. Smith
of Weybridge VIII preach in exchange
with the pastor. At Z 30 p. m. the Rev.
Simms will deliver an address on Pres
ent Day Belief Regarding the Bible"
Martin l.. Washburn of the Alaska
Commercial Co. whose Vermont home is
at Randolph, has from Alas ka box con-
tanning an unusually complete specimen
of the tusks that adorned the upper Jaw
of some prehistoric mammoth, gone to
his iepose long ages ago. The tusk was
exhumed by gold miners in the Yukon
valley. within the Arctic circle, at depth
of about % feet from the surface and
repOsed in bed of blue clay. 1t meas
ures six and one-half feet in length from
the base, which joined the skull, to its
tip, which is a dull point. Its shape is a
graceful compound curve, or twisted
letter 5. The speciman is remarkably
well preserved. both in form and sub
stance. 1t is to be mounted in a suitable
frame and will be presented to the Kim
ball Library at Randolph by Mr.. Wash
burn who secuerd it during the past sea-
son. 1t is said to be one of the best sepci.
mems of the mammoth tusk in eXistance,
even superior to those in the Smithsonian
Institution Washington.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
WILL HAVE TO HURRY.
Delay Means Loss of Money to Milford Il.
Burt's Patrons.

Delay Means Loss of Money to Milford II.
Burt's Patrons.
The readers of the Middlebury Regis
ter who want to get a fifty cent pack
age of DR.. Towards celebrated specific
for the cure of constipation and dyspep-
STA, at half, (25 cents), will have to
hurry.
After great deal of correspondence,
milford Il. Burt succeeded in getting
the DR.. Howard Co. to make this special
price so that his customers could obtain
sixty doses of the most remarkable med
icne ever discovered for the cure of con-
stipation and dyspepsia at just half price,
% cents. 1t is the regular size, the
same that has been sold in such guam
titles in the large cities for years at so
cents.
If you have tried so many remedies
without relief that you are discouraged,
Mr.. Burt will give you an opportunity
to test DR.. Towards specific without
any cost unless 1t cures, and will agree
to refund the money If it does not give
satisfaction.
Everybody wants to be well-to be
free from headaches, constipation, indi-
gestion. Here is your chance for com
plete and permanent cure at tIifllng
expense, with reliable local druggists
guarantee that the treatment will not
cost you anything if 1t does not cure.
Take advantage of this offer at once.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
Wanted,fAIl the News.

This paper desires to print every little
item of local news that is worth printing.
Our reporters try and get it all but it is
impossible to do this If the people do not
cooperate. VIII you kindly hand in any
little items of news you may happen to
know. ifiyou have friends visiting you
we should especially like to have you
send in the names. We want to print all
the news every week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20

The new two-cent stamps, recently
issued by the post-office department, are
beginning to appear on incoming mail.
Our Postmaster has made a requisltion
for a quantity of them, and it is ex-
pected they Will be on sale at the post
office soon. The new stamp is very
pretty one, and little more elaborate
than the old issue. 1t Is bright pink
In color, with portrait of Washington,
beneath which are the dates 1892 1893.
The portrait is flanked by two flags.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
M iddIebury Masons At Rutland.

The annual district meeting of Royal
Arch Masons of the second district was
held at Rutland February II. 1t was a
big gathering. The Past Master degree
was conferred by Davenport chapter of
Rutland, followed by Most Excellent
Master degree by Thaddeus NJ. Chapman,
of Middlebury, high priest of Potter
chapter
The degree work was witnessed by
David Elliott, of Bratteboro, grand
lecturer. The meeting was followed by
a banquet.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20

The LyndOnville journal claims for
the town of Lyndon the honor of being
the banner town in the United States be-
cause it has ten churches to a population
of less than 5000. Randolph has a popu
lation of 3l42 with eleven churches and
one Christian Science chapel. Six of the
churches and the chapel are in this viii
lage, three at the Center and two In East
Randolph. If We can't have the banner,
we would like a medal of some kind.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
The First Shipment Stock.

Williamson e Weeks shipped the first
lot of live stock Monday, since the en-
barge was raised. There were 103 sheep
and lambs, mainly the latter at to D
cents per pound 40 veal calves at to %
cents per pound "a hogs at Al to cents
per pound.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20

Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
New Books Added to the Ladies'
Library.

During the month of January the fol-
lowing new books were added to the
Ladies' Library:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
The, Best Selling Books.

The best selling books of the past
week as specially reported for the New
York "American's' Saturday Review
by the leading booksellers of New York
City, arranged in the order of demand
were:
!. 1.-THE Pit"
2. "Letters of Self-made Merchant
to his Son.
3. Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch"
4 "Oliver Horn
3. -Four Feathers"
6. Cecilia"
through the Register book store at
special cut prices, or any book pub
lished.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
Thirteenth Wedding Anniversary

Thirteenth Wedding Anniversary.
The unlucky anniversary of the we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Page,
the popular host and hostess of the
Hotel Logan, occurred Feb. -, and
some of their friends, who are forlorn
because the Pages are to give up manage
ment of the house April l, endeavored to
make the dreaded number 13 suspicious
ing into Dewdrop Inn. More than a
bakers dozen of friends appeared, and
most thoroughly enjoyed an informal
and impromptu visit. In the parlor fine
music was furnished, instrumental by
Mrs. Campbell, and vocal by Frank
Thomas; stories were told, and the
light fantastic was tripped as much as
space would allow. There were num-
Der of valuable gifts. That of Col. w.
Z. Chester was accompanied by the fol-
lowing verses:
TURNING THE PAGES.
'Steen years ago page was turned
That never had been turned before;
The title page she newly earned
And is Page forevermore.
We poets of We anciente times
Like Scott, beloved throughout the ages
Were fond in their romantic rhymes
OF turning women into pages.
And this did our friend Clarence do
In modern days; did first engage
The heart of charming Name McCue,
And then-he turned her into Page
May all your years of welded life
Be lived in bright and CHEEKY weather.
a true and loving man and wife,
Two Pages, folded close together.
Live long, and to your happy home
We trust in the not distant ages,
At proper intervals, will come
A brood of cunning little Pages
Adjournment to the dining room was
taken about ten o'clock, where fine
collation. was spread, and at the head of
one table stood capacious bowl,
filed to the brm with a liquid compound
in which luscious fruits were swimming
or sunken, and in which the soul of
Hope lay buried. Mark Twain's ditty,
] uuNhi blOliiNlos PuhSh WIN NoiSf
was wildly recalled; and it may be
mentioned that the sisters helped the
brothers in their cheerful occupation,
Soon the tables were cleared away, eX.
cept the one with the punch bowl, and
in the larger room feet were freer to fly
Dancing music was Bumped out of a
banjo; there was but one Walker, who
never walked, but pirouetted incessant
| ly; a rotund form, with face beaming
like the rising sun, went Russelling
through the air; one Jester was on hand
TO play the fool to the court; the Thorn
asses were not doubling Thomases, as
they sailed in for fun individually; the
Campbell was seen occasionally to desisi
from saltatory exercises to Stake Its
thirst and to envy the two May poles
from the =. o., whose build enabled
them to taste the elixir so much farther
down; every moment another jolly Page
was turned.
"The pleasantest evening of my life,
was the verdict, as the party broke VI
but little after midnight.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20

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