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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-24
2Sotit @rieasiMnnplnk.

Yei MuOtsn lit Iolpeit Naes rnbi9.
Dta ipri6t wObl BON grOBen 6tunten=
betpeaungsn. aber bis9er ltiiBt lib oies
auf bloBe Ysrmutbunasn, Die I'm 10
reger meroen. le peniaer ouf Dem 6elot
seiAieht.
gei BORT Nrtbur fanD am l6. Nou.
cine grplOlion in einem Suunsl in De,
Jtdbe Der inuern Sorts Itott uno am 10.
9louember erpIooirte III Der 6eItun9 eiu
Munltious Wa9oain.
Die SSapa'ter finn ieBt oamit beibdI.
ti9t, Slfsnforts an Der Pigeon Yai su
tonitruiren. IS oeutet bies on, oaB lie
eruarten, zines Sa9es Ielblt BOrt Nr.
TOUR uertbeioiaen 3u miiNen.
9lus suusrldiliger Quelle miro Der.
libert. oaB Die sSapaner am l9. 9fo.
uember bel Dem 3unneiiren am Sung
lbu= 9erg auf unteriroii9e ruIlil4t
8egenwerte fieBen uno oieie bsieBten
RulliI1e SOloaten, Die bel port
Qrtbur 9efanQen 9enomnen uuroen.
ertldren, DAB iiinf i'm 9aFen Iiegeuoe
ruifiI6e Griegsl6ifte oerart our1 oas
6euer Der iapanilden @eId)iige belda
oigt lporoen ieiell. oaB lie DorlduIig
gang unbrau6bar lino.
DIN Is. Npusmber traf Der ruiliI1e
Sorpeooboot- 3erlt0rer &a ltorOpnp in
auer 6riibe in @befu elm. na6oem er
Die iapanii6e ylofaoe= =2lnie um 8ort
Qrtbur ourbbrOhen 6atte. uno lit am
ipdten 9ladmltta9 ourA leineu &om-
manoanten gum Sinten gebra6t luor=
Den, um ben Sapanern Die Ro2llbtelt
al uebmeu, bas Sdiff, nod benz Yei=
ipiel Der &pibjisini. 8esUaltiam Gus
Dem SaIen gu idleppen.
9ie Gui1sn nit Nusnubme zines
Waunes oerllsBen i'm 9aufe oes Rah=
mittaas ben 3erii0rer. 8ieIer Mann
iebte eine 3iinoidnur in grano uno
bradte pas Sbiif gum 5inten. Drei
oumpie gtplolionen. melde taum nod
in elmer gntferuuns BON bunosrt Oaros
uernebmbar ,uaren. fanoen ltatt; fat
9leihSeltiS fant Die &aitoropnp auf
ben @runo. Sur nod eine WtaltlpiBe
seigt ibre Sage on.
gDie Der Gorrelponoent Der ,Nno=
ciirten preiie" erfdbrt. bate Der Goms
manoant Der 9taltoropnp ben Beiebl
uon BORT 9lrtbur mltsellommen. oas
SAiff, uem es niat cine gang aubsr.
oroentlid aiinlt,ge Geleaenbeit gum
gnttommen erbalte, in Die 2uft 81;
.ipren9en. Dsrlelbe brahte lpittise
gta6rihtell, melbe er oenl ruiliiAen
Ronlul iibersob. Der lle oil ben 3aren
oepelbirte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-24
Wint t,tcr stiaitan0.
NcrtSd)ritt.
itfttter

9ohnter perbiret iidb einc aanS uberfd6Iide Welt.
ssbuueuS III ein epleer SprtiDrltt gar uit m6gib.
Simmelsiiiirmer leben nnr IN Der Gage nno Sente.
fuelde nod cn Wttel ge9en ben SOB finoen molten.
ytarrenbaus. Aber nid)t nur bort no bas S6shitc
anBer bem 8ereib mend}ltd)er Strait ltegt lit etr
emigsr sSprtIhrit lnmDglitb ipnbeSn aud) bort no
bieielbe Rrat oaS bbdlte Ihon erreie bat. Gin Bet
ipie oafir lieern bic ct Bernard 8rGlterpiaen Elm
unfeblborss Seilmittel gcgen ollie 3rantheleu bes
WiageuS unb bcr 2eber. STE bilneu caS Bette bns
lnibertreiititbe fir o1e dere unp oauernbe peuna
ioider &eioen Gs iinb Pilen, melde tbre natiirDen
Beanbtbeile inter eiuer trlge1iihen 3uderbile ncbt
5u perber9en brau6ben. benn Tie eHtbdteu feline aui
tgen asenoe 5toiie pie 4. y. luedilber; ie fbuneu
efio nidt Cen sertigiteu Sdafen tteu, ioroeru nur
iulmer oas Bette: idmtldD 9eiinng bringen Nlir 25
Gents in allen MpotbefeH.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-24

+glos Spnnta9s. lille onbere g. g. 8 80. 3iae
tdglib 5puntag anSsenpmmeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-24

truppeH in Deutfd GiioipeR Afrita.
neue Ra6rung. Dieter Melbnna au.
fol9e III bel benz 9sfallenen Dduplline
Joel Qaemiaeri Elm Brief ieinss Gpbnes
gefunoen tuoroen. Deltber beiaet. oas
Die Ssrero am Waterbers s6lli9 aufge,
riebeu uno oreibunoert fal SanbfsIbl
umsetolnmfu itno.
sNn oem Sarbonabo.2 2oalenbersperl
nahe Morriffp y. g.. ereisnete fib ON
Is. Rop. cine uerbdn9niBpolle GrpIo'
lion bon @reeas. 8lerssba @rub,nar'
better erlitten ben Spb. ybre brano'
9eidpdrsten 2eidsn tpursen ipdter Dor
elmer WaunIhait. Die tooesmutbia II
Den SAaht eiuorang, an Die Sberfld1,
aebra9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-24
2nianb.

aniaHs.
Qebte Wode muroe in @aI6inaton
ein 9entmal 6riebrih's oes 8rpben,
oas 8eibent oes oeutlben Gailers an
oas ameritaniiAs8o!t. feier!iA eMtbiilt.
sSn Sarbora, 9t. @., nuroe Der Gai=
ienwasen oes 6orepau9b & 3ellers
Bros Sirius BON Hdubern Inn $4,000
berdubt.
Gie Bart .,Wartane1" BON San
JranciscO lit an Der Weittiiite BON Bait
couDer Sslano 9eideitert ilno Die ye.
mannuu9 1T babel umQetomnen.
I, Ser 55idbriae Geuben 2oree in Go
lum biauille, Mid.. uno iein sobn
6reo, elm Wann bon 80 Sabreu, er=
ltidten oaielbt im8efananiB, in pel9ss
lie eebraht moroen iparen. neil iie in
Der 5rulitenbeit ibr Yfero in unbarm=
beraiaer g8eile miBhanbel. baiten.
Sbren Sob batten iie lid ielbit susu,
| i9reiben. inoem lie mdhreno Der Na6t
| ibr gettseus in 8ranb lebten.
Oas 8ebduoe oes Staates Millouri
cui Der WeltausItennna puroe our6
Sener tbeilmeiie serltDrt. Sdaoen
$780, 600.
ssn Gbicaao iinb Bel elmer grplolion.
pel1e Die Mnlaae Der pple electric
0eaoliabt So. serIt6rte. bier Menihen
nms 2eben aefommen. gu itartsr
Druf i'm BasteHeI ioa Die Grploion
nerurfaAt babsn. ,Sle Mamen Der
3obten fnb: &alph Wels, Wmos
Wattilis. @eore Mlnhl unb Stomas
SenninQs, idmmtlid Seamte reip. 9tnr
eeitellte Der gDle So. Cine Reihe bon
nnoeren Derfonen. oarunter Elm aelpiner
sSobn Gennebn, Der Die 9iio Ghieoao
Mbenue entlane alma. tpurbe qetroffen
ooer ppn Der grldiitterung nieoeree=
idmettsrt.
Die Deleaaten sur Sabresfonoention
Der amerifaniihen Mrbeiterf0oeration,
bic IN San Transisto toaten, baben am
Sreitae einIiimmig bei1lO1ieu, ben am
Etreif befinbliben Boummo0Ipinnern
]. in sJoll Niper brei Wohen lang p6dent-
lidh $4,000 llnterifiibuna sufommen
sn faiIen. Wenn bann Der 5treit nod
llibi su gnoe lit. ioa Der gretutibrat9
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-24
.uysstseset8fetteas.
cais,

cnss.
@ei llrbana lino auI benz Blabe ber
) llrbana Gbantauqna Beiellidaft" 800
h0lserne Sduier i'm Wertbe bon 160..
600 Dollars nieoergebrannt. sSm bsrs
aan9euen Spmmer brannte bort bas
ootel ab. Mle bas Sseusr entltanpen
1T. ,pslB man niht. man permutbet
isood. oaB yrnnoliiituua porIlest. Ens
urbaua gbautauqua eyiftirt lett 3lu6if
Sabren. Su perganaeuen Sabre lua4
rem Yrpan uuo Sobnion als 3eoner
engagirt. Wan alarbt niht. oaB bic
0duisr pieoer auf9ebaut iperoeu.
Sn Soleoo bat iid @briitian 8sns.
Dict erbdnQt. neil er fh ihdmte. nod
ldn9er SrantenunterltilBung uOn Der
peters 2umber 50. an5uuebmeu.
gYiaiam Wa9ner in yutprus iheint
elue gorabuung ieines 5poes eehabt
gu baben. Gr taufte lid einen Ysgrdb-
niBpIab, tauite li1 einen 5ar9. uuo
GeidentlsiOer llno oeponirte genug 8slo
CUR Seltreiiuna Der BegrdbniBtOlien.
&inl9e Gage lpdter ltarb er.
Die uerltiimmelte 2ei6e oes 2dtes
Shore 8iitersu9 sGououtteurs Sobn 8.
Smith muroe auf oen Bslsilen bsim
Nir 2ine Sunnel in SoIsoo oefunoerl.
Als er pon Souie fortQnQ. batte er
$35 bel lih. 9lu Der 9eibe tonnie
meoer @elo nod Smiths ubr gefunbsn
meroen. Dies gab su Dem Beroahi
QnlaB. oab Smitb ermoroet uuo Die
SeiAe auf Die 8eleile 9ele9t wuroe.
8ur6 ben Sturm bonn l3. gtpoember
murheu i'm See Dor Sanoustp fir
minDeliens $4,000 6il9nebe serltort.
Die 5lIherIalion taun Oamit ols abge,
idipllen angelebeu peroen, ou es lib
niAt be3ablen wiro, bic iortQerlIlsnen
9leBe alllsuIiIhen. 5n repariren rno
oieles Subr nod einmal 81 leBsn.
Giue JalIbmiinsprbanoe muroe in
glmwOoo plaes. @lncinpati, ouseebo,
ben. Die 9crbaFieten Iino 2Ouis Goss
lomsti. oeHen l8 Sabre nlte Satin lmo
5eOIili &p5tomsti. Sn Der We5nuna
Der 8erbafteten puroe eiu Sod NIT
|etiua 200 fatiAen 6iinf=@eutz5tiidsn
nno 25 Gents -Stiifen 9efuuoen.
9as 8elddftspiertel BON @incinnot
uuroe Sonnta9 Mittaq BON elmer per-
beerenoen SeuersbrunIt beimQeiudt.
3wel qrOBe 8ebduoe. Die Wufitallen-
banoluns bon &uoolp9 WurliBer, l2l
DIT 4. StraBe. 0erlult $500. 900
brannten uDllig aus uno cine 9tpbe
4n5abl anoerer SduIer oil Der 4. uno
Drain StraBe uuroen our9 Die looern.
Den 6lammen bei6dolat. Ser 0s=
iammtoerlult miro aui 100000 Dollar
9elbdBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-24

: sSapan blt in 9ollano 3lpei Mill.
Gtiid glmbilrser uno goamer adIe fir
leine Nrmee gstauft. alls 3nipeiie fir
BETS ilno aetr0fneten Slid gar nibt
libel. glifo aud Die 6iuliiia.iun inar-
fhirt III sapan.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-24
SaltimOre & Caio
Gtienbabn
+ a brpl a u.
rs. Wedi 1909.

Stolttt tabreuh. SaratR SraHd.. 9Brbltdb fabreub.
(Sies bon pbeu) lSteS nnr unten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-24
gie 10 ad,ies.

ilno ,uerben felt tann nit Geht BON
Ginbern aeiaat Deroen, Der init Brot
erndbrt ipor0en, bas bon spee:leB"
Webl 9ebafen miro.
giiht nur Die Ginber erfreuen ii9
Deilsn. Ionbern ale Mitalieoer Der
Galniiie tpeqen ieiner nabrhaften Gl9el=
idaften iiir Mustein uno Nerpen
Gagr Eptaexabanhier tuiro bas Sfsb=
Slenpe lisFrn. menn Sbr apserieb@
Mebl beitlt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-24

Die 0offnuna. oaB Die Nleosrlaae
Der 9,rsrp am Waterbera ben uouitdn-
iidnoiNen 3uiammenbrud Der Hebelljon
in Biloe rad lih Siehen ,uiiroe, erbdlt
burh eine ioeben bier eirgetroffene
Melonns oes @eneraueutnants BON
9rotbo, GOmnanoeurs Der SdnB-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
CO.
5nO,ana's srDbie DRY @oobs 0anolsr.

@. Das @erdibeturnen piro am |.
Suii Ifaitfinoen; Das Wolisturnen am
ndhften 3ag.
7. Die b0dte punli3abf I'm Be-
rdtbsturnen lit 5 fir jeos llsbung. 3os
tai As puntte. Ssos llsbuna oaff nur
einmal oerIuht weroen (auber Dem 8e-
rdtb asidiebt eipas).
8. Sm Weitipruna iinb orsi ysr-
iuhe erlaubt; Der bette gift. Gas 9u=
9eliioben nit elmer l6.pfinoiaen 9uoeI
iinoet aus einem 2reiie bon fieben SUB
Durhmelier itatt. IS tperoen orei
St0be erlaubt; Der bette gilt.
g.. Wett-5 Burner, mel4e miiniden,
e~inquartieri 3u weroen, 3ablen SO fir
bier Gage. Das Quarter umiabt
Yett uno Jriibltid. Wetts5 turner.
melde ldngsr In ct. Qouis bIeiben
modten, erbalten ibr gett frei. We,
aen oes gRens iinoen iie fid nit benz
Vermalter Der 0ale ab.
9ie tnrneriihe Nusfe0una miro in
einem 3immer bon 81 bel 81 6ub
ltattfinDen.
Der erife Sdriftmart bsrihtete, baB
Die Gormulare fur ben ltatifiIden Sabs
resberiht ausaefdidt muroen. Die
Yereine iino Orinaeno eriudt. oas Jor=
mlar 10 balb ais m0slid aus3ufilsn
uno on ben erifsn Shriftmart gu ien-
ben, oa i'm ndhfien Sabre Die gunbes-
ta9iabuna idon am 26. SUM- itattfin=
bet unb Ger Sabresberiht biz babin 9e=
orudt fem muB. Die Wereine rperoen
auf 5 81 Der Yunoesltatuten aufmert.
lam aemaht. melder lnutet:
5 Cd. Ye3irfe ODER Yereine. tpelhe
bis gum l.. 6sbruar ibre poltdnoigen
SahresberiHte benz Bunoe5Dorort niht
eingeianot baben. i0nnen nit einem
StrafaufidIage bon 10 procent ibrer
bon ben rid fdnoiaen Wereinen i'm 3D..
rigen Jabre hs3ablten Witglieberbei=
fridge beiteuert meroen. Dieter Muf=
idlag muB auf Ysrlanaen oes gunoes=
uororts aud bann bssablt meroen. tpenn
ole ifatifiiden yerihte in ~geniieenber
Gorm benz 8unoesuororte nod benz /.
6ebruar augeben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04

ClUb Wtwbetmtfhs @rduter furieren abr
~ zgageubefnwtroeH. Gum p~srfauftH tn
265 Wsf Haibiustou etra6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
@etterbsriht


sas y emns.n. ,nssns Il uhs ns,us.. sn !. Gan
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04

8~erlanst: III a sasssIsIass' cs SsS',s;s g Ss%.
~suIrasen So gst Ohio Cir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
Goneoroia"

Der ssfern absnO bon Der Son.
coroia" in Der @ermania 0ale abae-
baltene Sdaltiubss.gaa erfreute ii&
zines febr sablreiden geiu&ss unO
nabm eInsn frObliaen Werlauf. Ye.
oienuns uno gsuirtbung lieBen ni4ts
3u ipiinTHen ibrig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04

WeIttlger Observation-Disclosures,
0bdne Iempsratur ........... II Grab
Nisbrisne Temperature. ...sa.. -
w. Z. BIptbs
oseticnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04

@sItrlser 1termometsrpanD.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
@erlamat /: Mn3eiaen

iratnb psInfr art psrbsu In Der .Smbiano 9r!blus
init SC psr Belle FIR isbs SuisrtiOn bsrsnnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04

o. Der 1904 ,,yabrer
0tmfcmoe Dctc" auD yNetts
bote (Wuemtoipm) &aIemper
Ut In Der Office DS. VI. 5u
bobcu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
0onperneur's Grnsnnuns

@ouberneur Durbin bat Senator
6reemont 8oobmine gum 9ruftee bes
Central Srren= Iipls ernannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
sasisits znrnbsrsin.
Grcbartiee Ncrbsreitunasn fir eas 8. Sab.
rts.5eit Der Iurnbale.

Die @efana : Section oss Siioieite
5urnUereins belt seiiern yladmittaq
unier Der gsitung ibres Dirigeaien, oes
Nltmeifsrs proi. Garl Ydrrs ibrs
3ueiie probe, pslde einen iebr befriss
o~iaenoen Werlauf nabm. ab.
Die Section isbt Iid aus %stuan3ig
geIdulten Gdngern. melde auf ale
bier 6timmen gIeihnldbi9 psrtbeilt
fino. 3uiammen.
Sic miro am IL. Januar. oil pel-
dem Nbenb Der Yerein oas 3. Sabres-
Tet Der 9urnhalls isiert, gum erfen
MuIs Dor bic OsHentlidteit ireten uno
aaem Anidsine nod aud autes leinen.
SIR oieies 6sit peroen feiten5 oes
Yereins arObe YOrbereitunsen aeirOfen.
Golgenoes interehante proaramm
miro CUR Durdfnbrung %9elangen:
l. She'll.
/. Ouberture. Ordeffer.
2. 6nntel= llebungen, Mctibe.
8. Ysorhbunss -Nniprade ourd ben
prdiioenten oes 5urnbaQen=g au.
bsrsins. 6enrp Bic +.
4. al .Spinn. ipinn".
By .Sm @raie tbauft".
@eIangsS Section oeS 9. 8. 3.
5. Gaiiasnetten uno 9amburin- Rel
gen, 10 Mit9lieoer Der Damsn-
Glahe.
2.9beiI.
/. potpcurri, Ordelfer.
2. Yoltsliso, @eiang Section bes
g. 8. q.
8. Ole ginquartirunQ". turneriides
Gufipiel in 2 Nuf3ii9en..
GsHelbe miro bon ben Witglieoern
Der oramatii9en Section our Nuffiib=
mug sebradt. Die Beisbung 1T fol=
genbe:
profehOr 9enter-Garl @uBwiler;
gulalia. feline Sdmefter-6rau Curt
5on; M6sden. feline 9odter-Grau
Garl Sanoer; Bruno Wabmann, 5ur=
ner-Mlbert 2eoig; @ottlob Spdble.
gano. 9bsol.-Otto Srrsang. 9ur-
ner. Ort Der 0anoluna: Wln6en
CUR 3sit oss z. aagsmeii,en 7.utidsn
9urn eltes.
Nm nddisn Mittnod Mbeno finbet
uieoer cine probe Der Gelanss-S ection
ftaft. Die Sanger fino eriudt, fid
piinttlid UNI s ubr ein3ufinosn.
Die ndd1te yereins : Yerlammlun9
iinoet Dienitas. ben IL. Sanuar, ifait;
oa oieies Die jdbrli4e @eneral=Wer=
Iammlung lit. in melter bic gsamten
oes Wereins erpdblt ueroen. fino ale
Mitglieoer eriuht, gu erideinen.
Mm ndhfen GamltaG Mbenb miro
es III Dem tOiiaen 0eime oes 9rn. Curt
3ou, oes tiidtigen 3urnlebrers bes
SioIeite 3urupereins fr65lid 3ugebn.
er bat ndmlid auf bieien 9lbeno Die
9amen-@lane iopie bic Qctiben gu fid
ais 4dIfe 9elaoen uno Nqe baben ber=
iprohen, gu erideinen.
Our noblen gewirtbung Der @dfte
fino auBeroroeniiide Worbereitungen
%9etrofsn woroen. 3mei Greunbs bes
0errn 9oa be9eben fid heute auf bic
0aIenjaeo. Sic baben fih DerpHidtet,
80 0aIen ab3uliefern, tpelde arl ndG-
fen Samitag Mberb ais 9afenpfsffer
auf Der Gefitafel bes Germ 9oI ben
@dfen genubrei&e Muaenblide berf9af.
r. ~.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04

6ar Snbiana; gewoItt edmegeftcber
I'm n0rbiiden IbeiIe beuie gIbenb unb am
Dienitag; wdrmer am DIsnftag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
sceatwetterbsrsnt.

SdDn unb nidt 70 TAFT bsuie Mbenb;
%wabridsiuIih eduesecnpbtr am Dienitag f;
wdrmet.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-02-05
GUILFoRD CENTRE.

John Clark spent several days in Dover
last week.
Miss Nellie Miner is spending several
weeks at home
w. A. Lowe of Riverside, Mass, was in
town this week.
Orson Thayer has visited in Jackson
vile and Wilmington.
Mrs. NJ. A. Barney is staying with her
daughter, Mrs. +. l.. Wellman.
The town auditors meet at the town hall
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Creon Miner went Monday to Brat
tleboro TO assist in the care of Miss Bes-
sic Barrett, who is i'll.
Most of the children in the Weather
head Hollow district are having chicken
poX.
Mrs. Chester Thurber came last week
to spend some time with her daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Clark
Otis johnson, whose illness was reported
recently, has suffered a relapse and is in
bed again
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Miner and chill
dren spent last week in Greenfield, visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Emma Alexander, who is ill at
her cousins, Mrs. Geo. Wilder's, has been
worse since Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weber of Keene
attended the Grange sugar supper and
dance Tuesday evening.
The schools in Green River district No.
2 close this week and the school in the
Andrews district will close next Friday.
y large company attended the sugar
supper and dance in the Grange hall Tues
day evening. One party of 16 came from
West Chesterfield.
a chimney in the house of Arthur Yeaw
burned out during the high wind Monday
night, setting fire to some part of the
wood work. but the fire was eXtinguished
before much damage was done.
The ladies of Broad Brook Grange will
give a leap year ball Monday evening,
Feb. 90 No pains will be spared to make
this ball a success. Every one is cordially
invited to remember the date and to come.
School closed in the Baker district Jan.
90. Eva Whitney, Carlos Canedy and
Alice Adams were not absent during the
term Esther Canedy, Ernest and Stella
Adams were absent one day and Hazel
and Edwin Thompson two days The
whole number of pupils was 10, average
attendance - 23-S6. This is an excellent
average considering the conditions of the
roads and weather. No pupil was tardy
during the term. Lula NJ. Hall was
teacher.
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DUN M ERSTON.

There was no meeting of the Grange
Jan. 26, because of the weather. The next
meeting will be held Feb. o.
Fanny Evans, 81, widow of Edwin Gil
son, resident of Westminster, Vt, many
years ago, died in Frankfort, Mich, Jan
S. The burial was in Sycamore, ILL., She
was born in Athens and was a sister of
the late John Evans of Dummerston.
Edwin ellison was a brother of the late
Charles ellison, professor in Williams col
lege, many years.
Windham County Pomona Grange met
with Evening Star Grange Jan. 2S. The
attendance in the forenoon was not as
good as could be desired because of the
travelling. Good interest was manifested
in the life insurance question. The af-
ternoon session was open to the public
with better attendance. The program
consisted of readings, recitations, ex-
cellent music and an intelligent and in
terested discussion of the question, What
branch of farming will best increase the
fertility of our farms and be most profit
able to the owners thereof" Thanks are
due j. a. Miller the fruit grower for his
Kindness in demonstrating some mat
tiers in regard to the peach crop, and
special mention should be made in praise
of Worthy Master A. L. Miller's address
OF welcome. The next meeting will be
with Broad Brook Grange, Guilford Cen
tire, Feb. IL.
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Methodist Church Notes.

Rev. ID. II. Sawyer entertained the Ep-
worth and Junior leagues at the parsonage
Tuesday evening. The pastor gave an
interesting talk upon his experiences in
Alabama, where he spent several years
as a teacher
j. II. Merrihed has been elected dele
gate and Mrs. \. NJ. Mortified reserve
delegate to the Lay Electoral conference
I" be held at Montpelier in March to elect
delegates to the General conference to be
held next May in Los Angeles. Calf
The Methodist Sunday school recently
reorg1nized with the following officers:
superintendent. II. T. Freyenhagen: as
sistaut superintendent Porter G. Thayer:
secretary. Lula Il Goodrich: treasurer.
Minnie llescock; librarian. Sewen Hovev:
assistant librarian, Samuel Merrifeld
chorister, George I. Manchester; organist
Fred Gilbert; superintendent Of home de-
partment, George Z. Manchester The
Junior League officers are as follows.
President, q. T. Manchester: first vice
president, II. l.. Freyenhageu; second vice
president, Mrs. 9. w. Freyenhagen: third
vice president Porter G. Thayer; fourth
vice president, Roy. ID. II. Sawyer; sec
rotary, Lula Il. Goodrich treasurer. Flor
eiice \. slerlifield; Junior league superin-
tendent Mrs. \. NJ Merrifield. MEETINGS
sunday At y. m. Junior league. sun
day al p m.
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WEST DOVER.
D. Warren Foye.

d. Warren Foye died at the home of
his daughter Jan. % from typhoid pneu-
monia, after an illness of nearly two
weeks. Mr. Foye was born in Andover,
Me-, May IA, 1888, the youngest of five
sons of Jonathan and Hannah (Rouse)
Foye. In 1861 he married Caroline Serb
ner, and they had one child, who is the
wife of NJ. II. Lyman of this town. Be
sides the wife and daughter, Mr.. Foye is
survived by one brother, William, who
lives on the old Foye homestead at An
dover, and one sister, Mrs w. C. Hen
derson of Medford Hillside, Mass. Mrs.
Henderson was with him at the time of
his death.
Mr.. Foye came to Dover % years ago,
and has since been a resident of the
town. He was an industrious, hard work
ing man, a good citizen, kind and oblig-
ing neighbor, ever ready to lend a help
ing hand in time of trouble, and will be
greatly missed by those who knew him.
The funeral was held at the house Fri
day at l p. m, Rev. c. E. Woodman of
ficiating. The burial was in the Cutting
cemetery. The sympathy of the entire
community goes to the bereaved wife and
daughter, who have lost a kind husband
and loving father
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y few friends of Miss Nellie Wilbur
gave her surprise party Wednesday eve
ming.
The \. Il. club will meet with Mrs Fred
Underwood Thursday afternoon. Feb II
All are cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs. e d. Plimpton ora III
Mr.. Plimpton has been having a severe
ume with pleurisy, and Mrs Plimpton has
had grip and Indigestion. Both are bet
ter.
All our people are glad to learn that
Harry Howard has so far recovered from,
MS long illness that he is able to get out
door Mrs Howard is also able to he
out.
Several couples from here spent Tues
uaT WIN MRS c. e. Morgan, the occasion
of her birthday anniversary. An enio,,od
the evenings entertainment and felt well
repaid for going out in the storm.
Last week Wednesday night our stage
did not come on account of tho trouble
with the narrow gauge, therefore we had
no man and could send out none until
frluay morning. For this reason M
Nardsboro items appeared in The Phrnix
last week MA
me n. Il. club gave chicken pie sumner
ana entertainment Thursday evening for
the benefit of Rev. G.. w. CampbelI re-
anzlns Sl", The entertainment consisted
OF songs, instrumental music and read
lhss ny members of the club and friends
me entertainment opened with the A y
cruz march composed by c. f. Morgan
Tor the occasion, and played by C. e Nor
gan, Master Paul and Misses Vera ana
VIENNA Morgan. The members of the
clup are grateful to those who assisted
III the entertainment and provided for the
tables. ' INC
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NEWFANE.

William p. Ballou went to Washington,
d. c., Wednesday for week. lie was
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Ernest
Marcy, as far as New York.
Mrs. z. a. Knapp who is in Southern
Pines, n. c., has met there her aunt, the
widow of Cen Gordon, who spends the
winters in the South.
The wolfskin mat at Mrs S. G.. Browns
once covered the maurading animal in
Alaska, and was brought this way by Mrs
Browns brother Eugene Sampson.
Mrs Keziah Park of this village and
Mrs. Polly Stratton of Williamsvie each
"a years old, have exchanged greetings
THIS winter in writing by the hands of
their respectives friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Balou will entertain
Newfane Grange at their home Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 10. The program will
be An Evening with Lincoln" Each
member is requested to read something
from Lincon's life.
MRS. Arthur Farnum entertained a few
friends Tuesday evening in honor of Mr.
Farnums birthday anniversary. pleas
ant time was enjoyed playing pit, after
which refreshments were served and all
went home wishing Mr.. Farnum many
happy returns of the anniversary.